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Hydrogen application for smoothing out peak loads in power generating systems

2003 · Electrochemical Energetics · Vol 3, pp. 179-183 · 0 citations

Abstract

Examined is the model of electrolytic produced hydrogen application as an option for peak loads smoothing out in power generating systems. The described model was developed for the case of simultaneous, implementation of several energy accumulation methods. Economic apprisal for expediency of hydrogen introduction to and integration into conventional power generating systems of the nearest future is investigated.

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