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    The document describes a combined heat and power plant for a university campus. The plant uses a gas turbine to generate electricity for the campus and recover waste heat from the flue gas to power a steam turbine. The steam turbine can then be used to meet campus heating needs through steam, campus cooling needs through a steam turbine chiller, or store thermal energy in a 4.5 million gallon water tank. Recovered heat can also be used to generate additional electricity through the steam turbine or power electric chillers for campus cooling needs.

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    The document describes a combined heat and power plant for a university campus. The plant uses a gas turbine to generate electricity for the campus and recover waste heat from the flue gas to power a steam turbine. The steam turbine can then be used to meet campus heating needs through steam, campus cooling needs through a steam turbine chiller, or store thermal energy in a 4.5 million gallon water tank. Recovered heat can also be used to generate additional electricity through the steam turbine or power electric chillers for campus cooling needs.

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    Combined Heat PoCHpwerplant01

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    The document describes a combined heat and power plant for a university campus. The plant uses a gas turbine to generate electricity for the campus and recover waste heat from the flue gas to power a steam turbine. The steam turbine can then be used to meet campus heating needs through steam, campus cooling needs through a steam turbine chiller, or store thermal energy in a 4.5 million gallon water tank. Recovered heat can also be used to generate additional electricity through the steam turbine or power electric chillers for campus cooling needs.

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    Combined Heat and Power Plant

    Steam Turbine
    Steam Turbine
    Chiller
    Campus Heat Load
    Steam(recovered waste heat)
    Gas Turbine
    University
    Substation
    High Pressure Natural Gas
    Campus Electric Load
    Southern California
    Edison
    52,000 lbs/hr (without duct fire)
    120,000 lbs/hr (with duct fire)
    2,000 tons
    60 MMBtu/hr
    (average)
    25 MW Peak
    15 MW Avg.
    66 kV
    12 kV
    12 kV
    Campus Cooling Load
    >90,000 ton hours/day
    Thermal Storage Tank
    4.5 million gallons of water
    Original Boilers
    90,000 lbs/hr
    (60,000 ton-hours)
    Generator
    Generator
    Heat Recovery Alternative Uses:
    1. Campus heating load
    2. Steam turbine chiller to campus cooling load
    3. Steam turbine chiller to thermal storage tank
    4. Steam turbine generator for campus electric load
    5. Steam generator powers electric chillers (in
    addition to steam chiller) for (A) real-time cooling or
    (B) future cooling (via thermal storage)
    6. Any combination of the above
    Electric Chillers
    14,000 tons
    (Standby)
    (average)
    Heat
    Recovery
    13.5 MW
    5
    .
    6

    M
    W
    ~1 MW solar

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