CAES (Compressed Air Energy Storage)

What is Compressed Air Energy Storage

CAES refers to the compression of air to be used later as energy source.It can be stored during periods of low energy demand (off-peak),inorder to meet periods of higher demand (peak-load).
The first CAES systems were
constructed by Victor Popp in 19-th
centuary That was in 1870.


PARTS

1)Turbo-compressors
2)Turbo-expanders
3)Under ground vessels
4)Turbine & gener ....etc

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design and fabrication of air operated mirror cutting machine

abstract

the aim of the project is to design and fabricate the air operated mirror cutting machine. cutter is a common tool used in various cutting shape for a variety purposes. in this project, a glass cutter is provided which can form, using a wheel, a uniform crack in glass even when a projection or an earlier-formed scribe line is present on the glass. when the wheel is moved on the glass, a fracture layer is formed causing a rib mark to be formed below the fracture layer a ....etc

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design and fabrication of air operated mirror cutting machine



abstract



the aim of the project is to design and fabricate the air operated mirror cutting machine. cutter is a common tool used in various cutting shape for a variety purposes. in this project, a glass cutter is provided which can form, using a wheel, a uniform crack in glass even when a projection or an earlier-formed scribe line is present on the glass. when the wheel is moved on the glass, a fracture layer is formed causing a rib mark to be formed below the fracture ....etc

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The idea of compressed-air energy storage isn’t new, but cheap and plentiful energy has precluded much research. The low-tech explanation goes like this: excess energy from a power plant is used to run air compressors, which pump air into an underground cave, where it is stored under pressure. When released, the air powers a turbine, creating electricity. The initial energy used to force the air underground can come from wind, solar, nuclear or any source.

The technology could also help utilities meet their peak demand by collecting energ ....etc

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Presented by
Mr. Ankit K. Vijayvargia
Mr. Jaideep C. Deshmukh
Mr. Bal Subramaniam Gautam


Introduction
 Gasoline pollutes the air that is becoming increasingly unhealthy to breathe, and people no longer want to pay the high prices that oil companies are charging for it
 The search is on, but what will this fuel of the future be? Automobile manufacturers are turning to greener energy sources like batteries.
 Air!! At first glance, the idea of running a car on air seems almost too good ....etc

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Compressed Air Engine

The EOS
Virginia Palmer
Stephen Schwartz
Marcella Wagner
Jennifer Zevallos



Goals
Design a sustainable automobile powered by alternate fuel that does not detrimentally impact the environment

Propose an infrastructure that is both practical and reliable and would support a fleet of our alternate fuel cars
Maintain a high level of marketability that extends beyond an environmentally conscious group and into mainstream society

How does it work
In an ICE, ....etc

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Compressed-air engine
abstract

A Compressed-air engine is a pneumatic actuator that creates useful work by expanding compressed air. They have existed in many forms over the past two centuries, ranging in size from hand held turbines up to several hundred horsepower. Some types rely on pistons and cylinders, others use turbines. Many compressed air engines improve their performance by heating the incoming air, or the engine itself. Some took this a stage further and burned fuel in the cylinder or turbine, fo ....etc

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Pumped hydroelectric and compressed air energy storage (CAES) are currently economic for utilities when relying on natural geologic formations and the cheapest, most abundant substances (i.e. elevated water and compressed air). In these situations the cost of energy storage capacity can be very low (<$5/kWh1) Unfortunately the scale and location-specific nature of energy storage in natural formations is likely to render it of limited benefit to small scale distributed renewables. Available pumped hydro and CAES capacities could prove small in r ....etc

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