Division 2
United Kingdom
For cases in which the plant does not operate in full cogeneration mode under normal conditions of use, it is necessary to identify the electricity and heat not produced under cogeneration mode, and to distinguish it from the CHP production. This is to be done based on the principles defining the CHP boundaries described in Section II. The energy input and output of the heat-only-boilers (top-up, back-up boilers) which in many cases are part of the on-site technical installations are to be excluded, as illustrated in Figure 1. The arrows inside the ‘Cogeneration Unit’ box illustrate the energy flow over system boundaries.
Figure 1
CHP part, non-CHP part and heat-only boilers within a plant