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Fig. 4.25
Concept of a CAES plant (Huntorf/Germany)
and still operated by E. On is the plant in Huntorf/Germany whose specification
serves here to indicate the system capability, see Table 4.2 [Crot01].
The overall efficiency is reported 54%; full power is available within 10 min.
Table 4.2
Main properties of CAES plant Huntorf
Output
in turbine operation
290 MW for
<
= 3hrs
in compressor operation
60 MW for
<
= 12 hrs
Cavern pressure
43 bar (minimum)
70 bar (permissible)
Reduction rate
15 bar/h (maximum)
310000 m
3
Total cavern volume
(2 caverns)
4.4.4.3 Flywheel Storage Devices
In flywheel energy storage (FES) use is made of the kinetic energy of a rotating
device which is:
E
k
=
1
2
2
J
Ω
where
J
is moment of inertia referred to the center of rotation, and
is the angu-
lar velocity. In case of a rotating solid cylinder of mass
m
and radius
R
we have
Ω
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