06-05-2019, 05:58 PM
(This post was last modified: 06-05-2019, 06:14 PM by Pernille.S.)
Thank you for the example Antti. We will now change the way of modelling electrolysis in a denser manner than previously.
In this example NCAP_OLIFE = 10, and I assume this is the lifetime of a plant if it runs 100 % of the time. In this example, is the lifetime of the process different if the model is run on 80% or a 40% annual availability? Or is it 25 years as long-as it is not utilized 100%? If the latter is the case, is this possible to model different lifetimes for various part-load operations in one process?
In this example NCAP_OLIFE = 10, and I assume this is the lifetime of a plant if it runs 100 % of the time. In this example, is the lifetime of the process different if the model is run on 80% or a 40% annual availability? Or is it 25 years as long-as it is not utilized 100%? If the latter is the case, is this possible to model different lifetimes for various part-load operations in one process?