Comparison study of geothermal power generating technologies for Kepahiang reserve in Sumatra, Indonesia
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Abstract
Indonesia is urgently calling to improve their electrification rate as basic human need, adding
to its already growing demand for more. This call cannot be ignore given that Indonesia is the
fourth most populous country and one of the biggest carbon emitters in the world despite that
it is also rich of clean natural resources such as geothermal and hydropower. Yet, the
government faces many challenges to reach its goal of providing access to electricity without
adding to the carbon footprint. Global community is inclined to take notice and help.
This study is to assist the government to develop its abundant geothermal reserves by
comparing three different geothermal technologies for the specific reserve site of Kepahiang
in Sumatra Indonesia. The site produces high temperature geofluid at 250°C from volcanic
system. Still, the acidic nature of the geofluid forces us to look at different alternatives not
only the obvious solution of flash cycle plant technology for high temperature system. Three
systems are considered: double-flash plant, binary plant, and hybrid single flash with binary
bottoming unit.
The result points to hybrid flash/binary system as possibly the best solution for Kepahiang
reserve out of the three options.
TitulacióMÀSTER UNIVERSITARI EN ENGINYERIA DE L'ENERGIA (Pla 2013)
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