Makariza Co-generation Power Plant - Environmental Feasibility Study
Central de Cogeneración Makariza - Estudio de Viabilidad Ambiental
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Este artículo estudia la posibilidad de generación de energía eléctrica mediante generador distribuido en la empresa Makariza. De acuerdo a la demanda de calor en esta empresa, los generadores utilizados en este estudio son de producción simultánea de electricidad y calor. De acuerdo a la demanda de carga eléctrica, térmica consumida por la empresa y el clima de la provincia de Colombia y de acuerdo a las especificaciones técnicas de las tecnologías de generación de electricidad y calor en el mundo, se selecciona la mejor tecnología. Finalmente se analizará el ahorro energético y la contaminación ambiental. El análisis muestra que el uso del sistema de producción simultánea de electricidad y calor en la empresa ayuda a ahorrar energía y también a reducir la contaminación ambiental.
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