Comparison analysis of an energy generation system using diesel, natural gas and biogas as a primal fuel resource

With the aim to study the behavior of biogas versus different types of fossil fuels and determine the optimal fuel resource for an Energy Generation System, an electric generation system and different types of fuels were proposed to supply an energy demand of 2424 kWh/day, which is the scaled annual...

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Valencia Ochoa, Guillermo Eliecer
Obregón, Luis Guillermo
Cardenas Escorcia, Yulineth del Carmen
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title Comparison analysis of an energy generation system using diesel, natural gas and biogas as a primal fuel resource
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title_short Comparison analysis of an energy generation system using diesel, natural gas and biogas as a primal fuel resource
title_full Comparison analysis of an energy generation system using diesel, natural gas and biogas as a primal fuel resource
title_fullStr Comparison analysis of an energy generation system using diesel, natural gas and biogas as a primal fuel resource
title_full_unstemmed Comparison analysis of an energy generation system using diesel, natural gas and biogas as a primal fuel resource
title_sort Comparison analysis of an energy generation system using diesel, natural gas and biogas as a primal fuel resource
dc.creator.fl_str_mv Valencia Ochoa, Guillermo Eliecer
Obregón, Luis Guillermo
Cardenas Escorcia, Yulineth del Carmen
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Obregón, Luis Guillermo
Cardenas Escorcia, Yulineth del Carmen
description With the aim to study the behavior of biogas versus different types of fossil fuels and determine the optimal fuel resource for an Energy Generation System, an electric generation system and different types of fuels were proposed to supply an energy demand of 2424 kWh/day, which is the scaled annual average of a chemical laboratory facility. This study shows the behavior of different fuels and how they affect the operating cost of the system using HOMER Pro software. The proposed system consists of different electric generators (340kW) for each type of fuel. The results of the simulation showed that the biogas works very efficiently regarding the production of polluting gases compared to the fossil fuels used in the simulation. However, the installation costs for the devices necessary to obtain biogas from a biomass resource are expensive.
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spelling Valencia Ochoa, Guillermo EliecerObregón, Luis GuillermoCardenas Escorcia, Yulineth del Carmen2018-11-19T20:07:35Z2018-11-19T20:07:35Z20182283-9216https://hdl.handle.net/11323/1323Corporación Universidad de la CostaREDICUC - Repositorio CUChttps://repositorio.cuc.edu.co/With the aim to study the behavior of biogas versus different types of fossil fuels and determine the optimal fuel resource for an Energy Generation System, an electric generation system and different types of fuels were proposed to supply an energy demand of 2424 kWh/day, which is the scaled annual average of a chemical laboratory facility. This study shows the behavior of different fuels and how they affect the operating cost of the system using HOMER Pro software. The proposed system consists of different electric generators (340kW) for each type of fuel. 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Qoaider L., 2010, Photovoltaic systems: a competitive cost option to supply energy to off-grid agricultural communities in arid regions, Applied Energy, 87, 427–35. Hosney F., Mohamed F., Mohamed N., 2014, Photovoltaic-Biomass Gasifier Hybrid Energy System for a Poultry House, International Journal of Modern Engineering Research, 4, 8, 51-62. Valencia G., Vanegas M., Martinez R., 2016, Estudio de la persistencia del viento en la región Caribe colombiana con énfasis en La Guajira. Ed. Universidad del Atlántico, Barranquilla, Colombia Valencia G., Vanegas M., Polo J., 2016, Análisis estadístico de la velocidad y dirección del viento en la Costa Caribe colombiana con énfasis en La Guajira, Ed. Universidad del Atlántico, Barranquilla, Colombia Valencia G., Vanegas M., Villicana E., 2016, Atlas solar de la Costa Caribe colombiana, Ed. Universidad del Atlántico, Barranquilla, Colombia Vanegas M., Valencia G., 2016, Atlas eólico de la Costa Caribe colombiana, Ed. 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