Seminar 16 -- Efficient Technologies That Are Also Economically Sustainable, Part 2 of 3: Combined Heat & Power (CHP) and Complementary Options PDF

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Combined Heat and Power (CHP) systems are highly efficient hydronic systems that are increasingly being used particularly in urban centers and as electric grid resiliency solutions. CHP systems provide individual buildings, campus sites and district energy systems with energy and economic solutions when properly designed. Background, theoretical and actual CHP, Thermal Energy Storage (TES) and District Energy systems are presented and analyzed during this seminar.

Introduction
Richard Sweetser, Member
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CHP Overview and Benefits
Lucas B. Hyman, P.E., Member
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Integration Design Issues
Gearoid Foley, Member
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Case Study from Houston, Texas: District Energy with CHP and TES
Blake E. Ellis, P.E., Member
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