Preliminary assessment of integration of a packed bed thermal energy storage in a Stirling - CSP system

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The present work deals with the thermodynamic analysis of four different integration schemes for a packed bed thermal energy storage in a Stirling - CSP system. Simplified models for the different systems' configurations have been developed and analyzed in steady and transient working conditions. Particularly, a parallel and serial connection between the power and the storage unit have been compared, showing a trade-off between the contemporaneity of power production and storage and the usefulness of the storage itself accordingly to the working temperature constraints for the power unit. It is shown that a closed parallel system configuration is the most promising solution as it allows for a longer production during night time and an higher net energy production, it is therefore worth of further investigations.

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Trevisan, S., Guédez, R., & Laumert, B. (2019). Preliminary assessment of integration of a packed bed thermal energy storage in a Stirling - CSP system. In AIP Conference Proceedings (Vol. 2126). American Institute of Physics Inc. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5117747

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