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The objectives for the Heber Demonstration Project are to: Design, construct, and operate the world's first commercial-size, binary-cycle, power plant by mid-1984; Confirm the binary-cycle as the best overall electric energy conversion technology for moderate temperature (300-400 F) hydrothermal resources; Demonstrate the environmental acceptability of large-scale, binary-cycle technology; Provide the Department of Energy with the component and system performance data necessary to stimulate nationwide geothermal development; and Establish an alternative energy source for electric power generation and to help reduce U.S. dependence on uncertain supplies of foreign oil.
Author: Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages :
Book Description
The objectives for the Heber Demonstration Project are to: Design, construct, and operate the world's first commercial-size, binary-cycle, power plant by mid-1984; Confirm the binary-cycle as the best overall electric energy conversion technology for moderate temperature (300-400 F) hydrothermal resources; Demonstrate the environmental acceptability of large-scale, binary-cycle technology; Provide the Department of Energy with the component and system performance data necessary to stimulate nationwide geothermal development; and Establish an alternative energy source for electric power generation and to help reduce U.S. dependence on uncertain supplies of foreign oil.
Author: Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages :
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The binary power plant is to be a 45 MW net electrical facility deriving energy from the low salinity (14,000 ppM), moderate temperature (360/sup 0/F, 182/sup 0/C) Heber reservoir in Southern California. The optimized baseline design established for the power plant is described, and the design and optimization work that formed the basis for the baseline design is documented. The work accomplished during Phase II, Preliminary Design is also recorded, and a base provided from which detailed plant design could be continued. Related project activities in the areas of licensing, environmental, cost, and schedule are also described. The approach used to establish the Phase II optimized baseline design was to (1) review the EPRI Phase I conceptual design and feasibility studies; (2) identify current design criteria and state-of-the-art technology; and (3) develop a preliminary design optimized to the Heber site based on utiliity standards.
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Author: United States. Dept. of Energy. Division of Geothermal Energy
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Author: Electric Power Research Institute