Efficiency of using inverter power plants as part of multifunctional energy technology complexes

A method has been developed for a comprehensive multi-criteria assessment of the efficiency of using inverter power plants as part of multifunctional energy-technological complexes with technical solutions aimed at reducing the negative consequences of the internal combustion engine operation with a...

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Main Authors: Ivan Ya. Redko, Andrey A. Malozemov, Georgiy A. Malozemov, Alexey V. Naumov, Dmitry V. Kozminykh
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Language:English
Published: Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University) 2020-12-01
Series:RUDN Journal of Engineering Research
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Online Access:http://journals.rudn.ru/engineering-researches/article/viewFile/26730/19458
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author Ivan Ya. Redko
Andrey A. Malozemov
Georgiy A. Malozemov
Alexey V. Naumov
Dmitry V. Kozminykh
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Andrey A. Malozemov
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Alexey V. Naumov
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description A method has been developed for a comprehensive multi-criteria assessment of the efficiency of using inverter power plants as part of multifunctional energy-technological complexes with technical solutions aimed at reducing the negative consequences of the internal combustion engine operation with an optimal from the point of view of fuel efficiency speed. The method includes: synthesis of the optimal engine speed control algorithm, determination of the complex operating modes under operating conditions, assessment of changes in fuel consumption and harmful substances emissions with exhaust gases and resource consumption rate when the engine is switched to the operating mode with the optimal speed, complex technical and economic assessment of the inverter power plants efficiency. On the example of an inverter power plant with a capacity of 100 kW, the need to apply the method is proved. It was found that the engine operation with the optimal from the point of view of fuel efficiency speed and without additional design measures entails an increase in the damage accumulation rate by 1.7-2.1 times and therefore is economically inexpedient, despite a decrease in fuel consumption by 1% or more. It was found that a decrease in the compression ratio with a simultaneous increase in the boost pressure makes it possible to increase the engine resource up to a functional failure due to damage accumulation by 43% and to a parametric failure due to wear by 32%, while the operating costs of the inverter power plant will decrease by 3.7% relative to the base (no changes) power plants. The emission of soot particles will decrease by about 2 times, nitrogen oxides - by 2%, hydrocarbons - almost to zero.
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spelling doaj.art-6084f487a6504c249a188d155a6ed2c92023-02-02T08:38:56ZengPeoples’ Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University)RUDN Journal of Engineering Research2312-81432312-81512020-12-0121424425310.22363/2312-8143-2020-21-4-244-25320138Efficiency of using inverter power plants as part of multifunctional energy technology complexesIvan Ya. Redko0Andrey A. Malozemov1Georgiy A. Malozemov2Alexey V. Naumov3Dmitry V. Kozminykh4G.M. Khrzhizhanovsky Power Engineering InstituteSouth Ural State University (National Research University)South Ural State University (National Research University)South Ural State University (National Research University)South Ural State University (National Research University)A method has been developed for a comprehensive multi-criteria assessment of the efficiency of using inverter power plants as part of multifunctional energy-technological complexes with technical solutions aimed at reducing the negative consequences of the internal combustion engine operation with an optimal from the point of view of fuel efficiency speed. The method includes: synthesis of the optimal engine speed control algorithm, determination of the complex operating modes under operating conditions, assessment of changes in fuel consumption and harmful substances emissions with exhaust gases and resource consumption rate when the engine is switched to the operating mode with the optimal speed, complex technical and economic assessment of the inverter power plants efficiency. On the example of an inverter power plant with a capacity of 100 kW, the need to apply the method is proved. It was found that the engine operation with the optimal from the point of view of fuel efficiency speed and without additional design measures entails an increase in the damage accumulation rate by 1.7-2.1 times and therefore is economically inexpedient, despite a decrease in fuel consumption by 1% or more. It was found that a decrease in the compression ratio with a simultaneous increase in the boost pressure makes it possible to increase the engine resource up to a functional failure due to damage accumulation by 43% and to a parametric failure due to wear by 32%, while the operating costs of the inverter power plant will decrease by 3.7% relative to the base (no changes) power plants. The emission of soot particles will decrease by about 2 times, nitrogen oxides - by 2%, hydrocarbons - almost to zero.http://journals.rudn.ru/engineering-researches/article/viewFile/26730/19458multifunctional energy technology complexinverter power plantinternal combustion engineefficiencyfuel consumptionresourceemissions of harmful substances
spellingShingle Ivan Ya. Redko
Andrey A. Malozemov
Georgiy A. Malozemov
Alexey V. Naumov
Dmitry V. Kozminykh
Efficiency of using inverter power plants as part of multifunctional energy technology complexes
RUDN Journal of Engineering Research
multifunctional energy technology complex
inverter power plant
internal combustion engine
efficiency
fuel consumption
resource
emissions of harmful substances
title Efficiency of using inverter power plants as part of multifunctional energy technology complexes
title_full Efficiency of using inverter power plants as part of multifunctional energy technology complexes
title_fullStr Efficiency of using inverter power plants as part of multifunctional energy technology complexes
title_full_unstemmed Efficiency of using inverter power plants as part of multifunctional energy technology complexes
title_short Efficiency of using inverter power plants as part of multifunctional energy technology complexes
title_sort efficiency of using inverter power plants as part of multifunctional energy technology complexes
topic multifunctional energy technology complex
inverter power plant
internal combustion engine
efficiency
fuel consumption
resource
emissions of harmful substances
url http://journals.rudn.ru/engineering-researches/article/viewFile/26730/19458
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