Energy Storage Laboratory
This product is designed and manufactured based on a non-renewable combustion compressed air energy storage system, comprising a compressor unit, air storage unit, turbine generator unit, cooling unit, data acquisition and control unit, and safety protection unit. Developed from large-scale industrial compressed air energy storage systems, this compact experimental device is tailored for educational and research purposes, enabling users to understand the principles of compressed air energy storage, demonstrate system operations, conduct hands-on training, and design experiments.
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Experimental Function
1.The system is capable of conducting experiments on the performance curve of compressed air release.
2.The system is capable of performing turbine performance curve experiments.
3.The system supports the analysis of how power generation varies with turbine rotational speed and inlet pressure.
4.The system supports plotting power-time curves and calculating electricity generation over a specified time period.
5.The system supports experiments for analyzing energy conversion efficiency.
Product Attributes
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Product Model |
ES101 |
Product Name |
Micro-scale compressedair energystorage experimental system |
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Main Materials |
Carbon steel and purple copper |
Dimensions |
1039×750×1608mm |
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Product Weight |
Approximately 232 kg |
Operating Environment |
At room temperature, with relative humidity ≤85% |
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Input Power Supply |
Three-phase five-wire, 380V ±5%,50Hz/60Hz | ||
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Required Modules |
None |
Optional Modules |
None |
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