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Break-even of High-temperature Heat Pump Integration for Milk Spray Drying by Florian Schlosser; Sebastian Zysk; Timothy G. Walmsley; Lana Kong; Benjamin Zühlsdorf; Henning Meschede is a Engineering article available to read on EtoBox.
What is Break-even of High-temperature Heat Pump Integration for Milk Spray Drying about?
Heat pumps are a promising solution for reducing greenhouse gas emissions because they harness environmental or waste heat and can use renewable electricity. Technologically, temperatures up to 160 °C can already be achieved with market-available heat pumps while heat pumps achieving temperatures up to 200 °C are under development. This study focuses on the economic break-even points of market-available, prototypical and simulative heat pump concepts for milk spray drying using the Grand Composite Curve and the Modified Energy Transfer Diagram. Applying a regression-based targeting algorithm, the economic break-even price ratio and technical limit of the corresponding heat pump types are identified and quantified by the Heat Pumping Recovery Rate. The examined heat pump concepts show promising results for future energy price scenarios with the break-even point for full supply of milk spray drying up to 210 °C at electricity-to-reference-fuel price ratios of 1.20 for close-to-market Stirling heat pumps to 1.56 for simulated transcritical cascade cycles. Market-available heat pumps reach drying temperatures of 127.3 °C achieving coverage rates of 60.3% with price ratio requirements o
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- Author
- Florian Schlosser; Sebastian Zysk; Timothy G. Walmsley; Lana Kong; Benjamin Zühlsdorf; Henning Meschede
- Publisher
- Elsevier BV
- Published
- 2023
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Engineering (Physical Sciences)