Economics of hydrogen production and liquefaction by geothermal energy

Seven models are considered for the production and liquefaction of hydrogen by geothermal energy. In these models, we use electrolysis and high-temperature steam electrolysis processes for hydrogen production, a binary power plant for geothermal power production, and a pre-cooled Linde–Hampson cycle...

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المؤلف الرئيسي: Yilmaz, Ceyhun (author)
مؤلفون آخرون: Kanoglu, Mehmet (author), Bolatturk, Ali (author), Gadalla, Mohamed (author)
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dc.identifier.none.fl_str_mv Yilmaz, Ceyhun, Mehmet Kanoglu, Ali Bolatturk, and Mohamed Gadalla. "Economics of hydrogen production and liquefaction by geothermal energy." International Journal of Hydrogen Energy 37, no. 2 (2012): 2058-2069.
0360-3199
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Hydrogen production
Hydrogen liquefaction
Hydrogen economy
Water electrolysis
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description Seven models are considered for the production and liquefaction of hydrogen by geothermal energy. In these models, we use electrolysis and high-temperature steam electrolysis processes for hydrogen production, a binary power plant for geothermal power production, and a pre-cooled Linde–Hampson cycle for hydrogen liquefaction. Also, an absorption cooling system is used for the pre-cooling of hydrogen before the liquefaction process. A methodology is developed for the economic analysis of the models. It is estimated that the cost of hydrogen production and liquefaction ranges between 0.979 $/kg H2 and 2.615 $/kg H2 depending on the model. The effect of geothermal water temperature on the cost of hydrogen production and liquefaction is investigated. The results show that the cost of hydrogen production and liquefaction decreases as the geothermal water temperature increases. Also, capital costs for the models involving hydrogen liquefaction are greater than those for the models involving hydrogen production only.
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spelling Economics of hydrogen production and liquefaction by geothermal energyYilmaz, CeyhunKanoglu, MehmetBolatturk, AliGadalla, MohamedGeothermal energyHydrogen productionHydrogen liquefactionHydrogen economyWater electrolysisSeven models are considered for the production and liquefaction of hydrogen by geothermal energy. In these models, we use electrolysis and high-temperature steam electrolysis processes for hydrogen production, a binary power plant for geothermal power production, and a pre-cooled Linde–Hampson cycle for hydrogen liquefaction. Also, an absorption cooling system is used for the pre-cooling of hydrogen before the liquefaction process. A methodology is developed for the economic analysis of the models. It is estimated that the cost of hydrogen production and liquefaction ranges between 0.979 $/kg H2 and 2.615 $/kg H2 depending on the model. The effect of geothermal water temperature on the cost of hydrogen production and liquefaction is investigated. The results show that the cost of hydrogen production and liquefaction decreases as the geothermal water temperature increases. Also, capital costs for the models involving hydrogen liquefaction are greater than those for the models involving hydrogen production only.2016-03-06T07:43:36Z2016-03-06T07:43:36Z2012-01info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersioninfo:eu-repo/semantics/articleapplication/pdfYilmaz, Ceyhun, Mehmet Kanoglu, Ali Bolatturk, and Mohamed Gadalla. "Economics of hydrogen production and liquefaction by geothermal energy." International Journal of Hydrogen Energy 37, no. 2 (2012): 2058-2069.0360-3199http://hdl.handle.net/11073/819210.1016/j.ijhydene.2011.06.037en_UShttp://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0360319911014777oai:repository.aus.edu:11073/81922024-08-22T12:15:26Z
spellingShingle Economics of hydrogen production and liquefaction by geothermal energy
Yilmaz, Ceyhun
Geothermal energy
Hydrogen production
Hydrogen liquefaction
Hydrogen economy
Water electrolysis
status_str publishedVersion
title Economics of hydrogen production and liquefaction by geothermal energy
title_full Economics of hydrogen production and liquefaction by geothermal energy
title_fullStr Economics of hydrogen production and liquefaction by geothermal energy
title_full_unstemmed Economics of hydrogen production and liquefaction by geothermal energy
title_short Economics of hydrogen production and liquefaction by geothermal energy
title_sort Economics of hydrogen production and liquefaction by geothermal energy
topic Geothermal energy
Hydrogen production
Hydrogen liquefaction
Hydrogen economy
Water electrolysis
url http://hdl.handle.net/11073/8192