tailieunhanh - "The Potential of Cellulosic Ethanol Production from Municipal Solid Waste: A Technical and Economic Evaluation"

Significant flexibility is achieved when combining a non- condensing turbine with a condensing steam turbine, or when a steam turbine supplies controlled pressure steam to more than one process header. This is accomplished with a single- or double-auto extraction condensing steam turbine generator. (See Figure 6.) Figure 9 illustrates a performance map (flow vs. kilowatt output) for a single auto extraction steam turbine generator. This generic performance map applies equally to single-auto non-condensing and to single-auto condensing steam turbine generators. The maximum throttle flow line (B-C) defines the maximum guarantee steam flow that can be admitted to the high-pressure inlet of the steam turbine, whereas the zero extraction line (E-D). | UCEI University of California Energy Institute Energy Development and Technology 015 The Potential of Cellulosic Ethanol Production from Municipal Solid Waste A Technical and Economic Evaluation Jian Shi Mirvat Ebrik Bin Yang and Charles E. Wyman University of California Riverside April 2009 This paper is part of the University of California Energy Institute s UCEI Energy Policy and Economics Working Paper Series. UCEI is a multi-campus research unit of the University of California located on the Berkeley campus. UC Energy Institute 2547 Channing Way Berkeley California 94720-5180 This report was issued in order to disseminate results of and information about energy research at the University of California campuses. Any conclusions or opinions expressed are those of the authors and not necessarily those of the Regents of the University of California the University of California Energy Institute or the sponsors of the research. Readers with further interest in or questions about the subject matter of the report are encouraged to contact the authors directly. w UCẸĨ University of California Energy Institute The Potential of Cellulosic Ethanol Production from Municipal solid waste A Technical and Economic Evaluation Jian Shi Mirvat Ebrik Bin Yang and Charles E. Wyman Center for Environmental Research and Technology Bourns College of Engineering University of California Riverside CA 92507 Tel 951-781-5668 Fax 951-781-9750 E-mail .

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