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!colspan="6"|Usually the boiler house is delivering heat to the production processes as well as space heating for
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office buildings, production halls and stockrooms. Therefore, solar heat integration concepts are mainly linked to the supply level.
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|'''SL_S_FW –solar heating of boiler feed water'''
  
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The serial integration of solar heat for heating of boiler feed water takes place after degasification. Usually the degasification is operated around 105 °C. The set temperature of boiler feed water depends on the supply pressure of the steam boiler and is usually in the range of 160..220 °C (equals 6 to 23 bar). Typically boiler feed water is (or should be) preheated by an economizer before entering the steam boiler (by approx. 30 K). The remaining temperature difference can be supplied by solar heat. Based on the dimensioning of economizers, a solar preheating of boiler feed water prior to the economizer is not always possible.
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The last integration concept for steam systems is preheating of make-up water which is required to compensate losses of condensate caused by flash evaporation, blow down and direct steam consumption. Make-up water is fed into the degasification after desalting. In principle, the amount of make-up water can be heated by solar energy prior to degasification. However, several waste heat sources within the boiler house can significantly decrease the potential for implementation of solar heat.
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For the parallel integration of solar heat into hot water circuits, the return is divided prior to the conventional boiler and partially directed through the solar heating system and fed back into the flow. Therefore, the control of the solar heating system has to ensure that the return is heated to the required flow temperature. The integration can be realized directly (SL_L_PD) or indirectly (SL_L_PI). For the direct integration the water of the heating circuit flows directly through the collectors, while a heat exchanger is used for the indirect integration.
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The serial integration of solar heat is similar to integration concept SL_L_PI, with the difference that the return is preheated. Therefore, no fixed set temperature has to be supplied by the solar heating system. Return line heating might not be desired by the industrial plant operator if the efficiency of the conventional heating system is affected in a negative way (e.g. condensing boiler, CHP or district heating).
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LITERATURE: “Generic Systems”, 3rd Draft, W.Weiss, D.Jähnig, AEE Intec
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!colspan="6"|Source: Schmitt, B., 2014. Integration of solar heating plants for supply of process heat in industrial companies (in German language), Dissertation University of Kassel, Shaker Verlag, Aachen, Germany.
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LITERATURE: “Generic Systems”, 3rd Draft, W.Weiss, D.Jähnig, AEE Intec
 
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For space heating of production halls, well-insulated production halls are recommended. Façade integrated collectors reduce the problem of stagnation and overheating during summer time (“Generic Systems”, 3nd Draft, W.Weiss, D.Jähnig, AEE Intec).
 
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In the case of closed solar systems, the process medium is recycled and therefore should be of acceptable quality both for the maintenance of the solar system and for the efficiency of the process. If necessary, the medium should be refreshed regularly (Joanneum Research).
 
  
 
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Usually the boiler house is delivering heat to the production processes as well as space heating for

office buildings, production halls and stockrooms. Therefore, solar heat integration concepts are mainly linked to the supply level.

SL S FW.jpg SL_S_FW –solar heating of boiler feed water

The serial integration of solar heat for heating of boiler feed water takes place after degasification. Usually the degasification is operated around 105 °C. The set temperature of boiler feed water depends on the supply pressure of the steam boiler and is usually in the range of 160..220 °C (equals 6 to 23 bar). Typically boiler feed water is (or should be) preheated by an economizer before entering the steam boiler (by approx. 30 K). The remaining temperature difference can be supplied by solar heat. Based on the dimensioning of economizers, a solar preheating of boiler feed water prior to the economizer is not always possible.

SL S MW.jpg SL_S_MW – solar heating of make-up water

The last integration concept for steam systems is preheating of make-up water which is required to compensate losses of condensate caused by flash evaporation, blow down and direct steam consumption. Make-up water is fed into the degasification after desalting. In principle, the amount of make-up water can be heated by solar energy prior to degasification. However, several waste heat sources within the boiler house can significantly decrease the potential for implementation of solar heat.

SL L P.jpg SL_L_P – parallel integration

For the parallel integration of solar heat into hot water circuits, the return is divided prior to the conventional boiler and partially directed through the solar heating system and fed back into the flow. Therefore, the control of the solar heating system has to ensure that the return is heated to the required flow temperature. The integration can be realized directly (SL_L_PD) or indirectly (SL_L_PI). For the direct integration the water of the heating circuit flows directly through the collectors, while a heat exchanger is used for the indirect integration.

SL L RF.jpg SL_L_RF –solar return flow boost

The serial integration of solar heat is similar to integration concept SL_L_PI, with the difference that the return is preheated. Therefore, no fixed set temperature has to be supplied by the solar heating system. Return line heating might not be desired by the industrial plant operator if the efficiency of the conventional heating system is affected in a negative way (e.g. condensing boiler, CHP or district heating).

Source: Schmitt, B., 2014. Integration of solar heating plants for supply of process heat in industrial companies (in German language), Dissertation University of Kassel, Shaker Verlag, Aachen, Germany.


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