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The focus is upon applications to large-scale electricity storage for which it is the loss in availability (or exergy) that is most relevant. Accordingly, results are presented as loss coefficients which are defined as the fractional loss of the entering availability.
The paper presents an analysis of thermodynamic losses in thermal reservoirs due to irreversible heat transfer and frictional effects. The focus is upon applications to large-scale electricity storage for which it is the loss in availability (or exergy) that is most relevant.
As yet it has not been used for electrical energy storage, but two technologies employing thermal reservoirs are currently under development, these being Advanced Adiabatic CAES (AA-CAES) and a scheme that will be referred to here as pumped thermal electricity storage or PTES.
Estimates for a typical installation suggest that the losses are not insignificant, particularly for one-off charge and discharge (i.e., for long-term storage), but remain acceptable for cyclic operation, so as to make the use of thermal reservoirs attractive for electricity storage schemes.
For load-levelling applications, the operation of the thermal reservoirs is more akin to regular, periodic charge and discharge.
Once charged, any residual temperature gradients within the storage medium will gradually decay, leading to a further reduction in availability. The mechanism for this process (i.e., axial conduction through the reservoir) has not been included within the analysis, but the maximum value of the storage loss can nonetheless be computed.
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