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Dutch Harbor Power Plant Waste Heat to Energy
Electric Power Systems, Inc
Groundwater
Project Evaluation
8/20/2012
Engine Jacket Water (JW)
Project Name: Dutch Harbor Power Plant Waste Heat to Energy
Project Company: Electric Power Systems, Inc
Heating Source: Engine Jacket Water (JW)
Cooling Source: Groundwater
Annual Runtime: 8000 Hours
Project Service Lifetime: 20 Years
Pump Parasitic Load: 0 kW
Price per kWh: 0.42 U.S.D.
Hot Water Temperature: 200°F
Hot Water Flow: 217 GPM
Avg. Ambient Temperature: 45°F
Approach Temperature: 0°F
Available Thermal Power: 3.08 MMBTU/hr
Green Machine Size: 30-50 kWe
Green Machine Generator Frequency: 60 Hz
Average GM Gross Power Output: 45.3 kWe
Average Total Net Power Output: 42.3 kWe
Avg. Total Internal & External Parasitic Load: 3 kWe
Average GM Internal Parasitic Load: 3 kWe
Average External to GM Fan Parasitic Load: 0 kWe
Average External to GM Pump Parasitic Load: 0 kWe
Annual Gross Energy Output: 362 MWh
Annual Net Energy Output: 338 MWh
Average Heat Consumed: 2.08 MMBTU/hr
Maximum Heat Consumed: 2.08 MMBTU/hr
Average Heat Rejected: 1.78 MMBTU/hr
Maximum Heat Rejected: 1.78 MMBTU/hr
Hot Water Inlet Temperature: 200°F
Hot Water Outlet Temperature: 179°F
45.3 kWe
47.1 kWe
Project Input
Electrical Output*
Thermal Balance*
Hot Water Temperature Comparison
42.3 kWe
45.3 kWe
Net Power
200°F 42.3 kWe
Temperature Gross Power
*consumed heat, rejected heat, and electrical output values are based on measured ElectraTherm test data. Small errors in measuring
temperature and flow due to instrumentation tolerances can induce a noticeable error in thermal measurement. This document is a guideline
only, and the thermal error on heat rejected and heat consumed can be up to +/- 80kW
43.3 kWe
240°F 47 kWe 42.4 kWe
200°F
220°F
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30% water/glycol mix assumed in this evaluation.
Green Machine electrical output limted by hot water inlet temperature.
It should be noted that there is additional kW of heat available in the exhaust
gas flow. There is the potential for increased power output by utilizing an
exhaust gas to liquid heat exchanger. This would increase the incoming hot
Zero external parasitic loads were taken into account for this evaluation.
Parasitic loads include additional kWe use from condensing water pumps,
hot water pumps, etc.
are based on information available in the PEF.
Re-evaluation of the project will be necessary if heat inputs/assumed inputs
differs from actual.
Engineer's Notes
A 30-50 kWe Green Machine will be suitable for this project.
water stream to the Green Machine, as well as increase the total amount of
thermal power available.
ElectraTherm does not provide exhaust gas heat exchangers; however, we can
help you contact an exhaust gas heat exchanger manufacturer for this project.
Estimated temperatures, heats, and flows used in analysis
30,584 27,624 30,584 29,597 30,584 29,597 30,584 30,584 29,597 30,584 29,597 30,584
42.3 42.3 42.3 42.3 42.3 42.3 42.3 42.3 42.3 42.3 42.3 42.3
26000 kWh
26500 kWh
27000 kWh
27500 kWh
28000 kWh
28500 kWh
29000 kWh
29500 kWh
30000 kWh
30500 kWh
31000 kWh
0 kWe
5 kWe
10 kWe
15 kWe
20 kWe
25 kWe
30 kWe
35 kWe
40 kWe
45 kWe
Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May Jun. Jul. Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.Estimated Net Energy Output Estimated Net Power Output Month
Estimated Net Annual Energy Production
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0 kWe
5 kWe
10 kWe
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45 kWe
50 kWe
Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May Jun. Jul. Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.Ambient Weather Temperature (°F) Estimated kWe Power Output Month
Estimated Annual Power Output
Ambient Temperature
Gross kWe Output
Net kWe Output
Parasitic Load (kWe)
Available Heat: 902 kWth Hot Water Temperature: 200°F
Hot Water Flow: 217 GPM
Average Gross Output: 45.3 kWe Average Net Output: 42.3 kWe
Average Ambient Temperature: 45°F
8000 Annual Runtime Hours
362268 Total Annual kWh
One Line Heat Balance Diagram
200°F, 93°C
217 GPM, 13.7
l/s
179°F, 81°C
217 GPM, 13.7
l/s
-610 kWth
-2.08
MMBTU/hr
Heat Rejected to
Cooling Water
Heat Consumed
by Green
Machine
Feed Pump
Twin Screw
Expander
Induction
Generator
Pre-Heater
Evaporator
Groundwater
Average Gross
Output: 45.3 kWe
Average Net Output:
42.3 kWe
223 GPM, 14.1 l/s
200°F, 93°C
440 GPM, 27.8 l/s
189°F, 87°C
-292 kWth
-1
MMBTU/hr
440 GPM, 27.8 l/s
184°F, 85°C
45°F, 7°C
220 GPM, 13.9
l/s
62°F, 16°C
220 GPM, 13.9
l/s
520 kWth
1.78 MMBTU/hr
Condensing
Water Pump
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Andrew Durham
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Sent:Thursday, August 16, 2012 5:04 PM
To:398-4676 Sales
Subject:[electratherm.com] Project Evaluation Form
ElectraTherm Project Evaluation Form
The following Project Evaluation Form was submitted on 8/16/2012
Units: standard
Other Contact Info
Customer Type: Other (Consulting Engineer)
Company:Electric Power Systems, Inc
Contact:Robert Whealy
Address: 3305 Arctic Blvd. Suite 201
City: Anchorage
State / Province: Alaska
Zip: 99503
Country:United States
Phone: 907-646-5132
Email: bwhealy@epsinc.com
Project Details
Project Name: Dutch Harbor Power Plant Waste Heat to Energy
Project Description: Convert diesel engine jacket cooling water heat to electricity.
Justification: green, costs, roi
Hours Of Available Heat & Condensing Flow: 8000 HRS PER YEAR
End User Electrical Cost: $0.42 (US) per average kWh
Project Location
City: City of Unalaska
State / Province: Alaska
Country:USA
Heat Sources: liquid
Liquid Heat Details
Temp: 200 F
Flow: 440 GPM
Type: glycol ( 30%, Ethylene Glycol )
Source: engine
2
Average Engine Load: 70
Rate: 3080000 (BTU/hr)
Other Heat Source Users: No
Cooling Source: water
Temp: 45 F
Flow: 1000 GPM
Source: other (Sea Water)
Type: Ocean sea water
Status:existing
Other Cooling Source Users: No
Verified: Robert W. Whealy, P.E.
Notes: