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Fig. 69 Evolution of the electrical power produced by Stirling engine in summer regime, model 2
Thermal agent temperature
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Fig. 70 Thermal agent temperature evolution in the accumulation tank in summer regime, model 2
Thermal power
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Fig. 71 Pellet boiler power evolution in summer regime, model 2
the consumed one. It is obviously that the removing of the PV source is not an
appropriate solution even if the analyzed structure of mCCHP system may barely be
accepted. The main drawback of this model consists in achieving in a small mea-
sure of the electrical energy demand during summer regime.
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