Thermochemical energy storage based on CaO/CaCO_(3)cycles has obtained significant attention as an alternative energy storage solution for concentrated solar power plants.In view of the applicability of fluidized bed ...Thermochemical energy storage based on CaO/CaCO_(3)cycles has obtained significant attention as an alternative energy storage solution for concentrated solar power plants.In view of the applicability of fluidized bed reactors for CaO/CaCO_(3)heat storage,it is imperative to study the factors related to the heat release performance of CaO.This work presents an exothermic experiment on calcined limestone under fluidization,exploring the impact of initial temperature,CO_(2)concentration,particle size,superficial gas velocity,and number of cycles on the exothermic performance of CaO.The result indicates that CaO with high initial temperature leads to higher exothermic temperature,with better exothermic stability under cycles.An optimal initial temperature range of 600℃-650℃exists with an actual CaO conversion rate deviating merely 2%from theoretical conversion.Higher CO_(2)concentration augments the exothermic temperature and rate of CaO,while also improves the effective conversion of CaO.Nevertheless,high CO_(2)concentrations exacerbate the sintering and deactivation of CaO.High superficial gas velocity and small particle size shorten the exothermic time by increasing heat dissipation,but has minimal effect on the exothermic properties.Finally,the exothermic properties of CaO under fluidized and static conditions are studied.The result shows that exothermic temperature and exothermic rate of CaO under fluidization are enhanced,displaying higher heat storage performance than that under static state.This study provides valuable insights for optimizing the exothermic performance of CaO in fluidized bed reactors,contributing to advanced thermochemical energy storage for concentrated solar power plants.展开更多
基金Financial supports from the National Natural Science Foundation of China(52276204)the Shandong Provincial Natural Science Foundation(ZR2020ME188)。
文摘Thermochemical energy storage based on CaO/CaCO_(3)cycles has obtained significant attention as an alternative energy storage solution for concentrated solar power plants.In view of the applicability of fluidized bed reactors for CaO/CaCO_(3)heat storage,it is imperative to study the factors related to the heat release performance of CaO.This work presents an exothermic experiment on calcined limestone under fluidization,exploring the impact of initial temperature,CO_(2)concentration,particle size,superficial gas velocity,and number of cycles on the exothermic performance of CaO.The result indicates that CaO with high initial temperature leads to higher exothermic temperature,with better exothermic stability under cycles.An optimal initial temperature range of 600℃-650℃exists with an actual CaO conversion rate deviating merely 2%from theoretical conversion.Higher CO_(2)concentration augments the exothermic temperature and rate of CaO,while also improves the effective conversion of CaO.Nevertheless,high CO_(2)concentrations exacerbate the sintering and deactivation of CaO.High superficial gas velocity and small particle size shorten the exothermic time by increasing heat dissipation,but has minimal effect on the exothermic properties.Finally,the exothermic properties of CaO under fluidized and static conditions are studied.The result shows that exothermic temperature and exothermic rate of CaO under fluidization are enhanced,displaying higher heat storage performance than that under static state.This study provides valuable insights for optimizing the exothermic performance of CaO in fluidized bed reactors,contributing to advanced thermochemical energy storage for concentrated solar power plants.
