Invention Grant
- Patent Title: Method for compensating load peaks during energy generation and/or for generating electrical energy and/or for generating hydrogen, and a storage power plant
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Application No.: US15519622Application Date: 2015-10-16
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Publication No.: US10309258B2Publication Date: 2019-06-04
- Inventor: Klaus Knop , Robert Joseph Pfab , Lars Zoellner
- Applicant: CARBON-CLEAN TECHNOLOGIES GMBH
- Applicant Address: DE Köln
- Assignee: CARBON-CLEAN TECHNOLOGIES GMBH
- Current Assignee: CARBON-CLEAN TECHNOLOGIES GMBH
- Current Assignee Address: DE Köln
- Agency: Sheridan Ross, PC
- Agent Jason H. Vick
- Priority: DE102014015323 20141017; DE102014017346 20141125
- International Application: PCT/EP2015/002050 WO 20151016
- International Announcement: WO2016/058701 WO 20160421
- Main IPC: F01K3/18
- IPC: F01K3/18 ; F01K23/10 ; F01K23/06 ; F01K3/00

Abstract:
A method is presented and described for compensating load peaks during the generating of electrical energy and/or for the generating of electrical energy by utilizing the heat of heated carrier gas (2) for the electricity generation, and/or for the utilization of the heat of heated carrier gas (2) for hydrogen generation, comprising the steps: heating of carrier gas (2), especially hot air, in at least one gas heater (4a-d), wherein hot carrier gas (2) with a specified target charge temperature exits from the gas heater (4a-d), thermal charging of at least one heat storage module (5a-d) of a plurality of heat storage modules (5a-d) of the storage power station (1) by releasing heat from the hot carrier gas (2) from the gas heater (4a-d) to a heat storage material of the heat storage module (5a-d), time-delayed thermal discharge of at least one heat storage module (5a-d), preferably of a plurality of heat storage modules (5a-d), wherein colder carrier gas (2), especially cold air, flows through at least one heat storage module (5a-d) and heat from the heat storage material is transferred to the colder carrier gas (2) for the heating of the carrier gas (2) and wherein heated carrier gas (2) with a specified discharge temperature exits from the heat storage module (5a-d), and utilization of the heat transferred to the carrier gas (2) in a process for electricity generation and/or hydrogen generation.
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