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Steam turbine electrical generator Natural gas ENERGY KEY THE PROCESS Steam Electricity Hot water Hot turbine exhaust Cold water Mechanical energy Hi-tech gas turbines Hi-tech gas turbines Heat recovery steam generators Steam driven chiller Hi temp hot water heat exchangers High temperature hot water for campus heating and hot water Cool and cold water for air conditioning GRAPHIC BY STANFORD KAY STUDIO Electrical generator Natural gas fuels twin high-tech gas turbines which work very much like jet engines. As the turbines work, two things happen: hot exhaust from the turbine is directed to heat recovery steam generators which make steam, and the rotation of the turbines is used to generate 11 megawatts of electricity. Once steam is created in the steam generators, it is piped to a steam turbine electrical generator which produces an additional 2.4 megawatts of electricity. After the steam has passed through the steam turbine generator, it is still used: it makes hot water for the campus in two high-temp hot water heat exchangers and it is used to operator a chiller that provides cool water and cold water for air conditioning. Approaching 9o% efficient Providing electricity to 22 buildings* Providing heat to 37 buildings 23% decreases in greenhouse gas emissions 68% reduction of EPA Criteria Air Pollutants HOW NYU’S NEW C OGENERATION PLANT WORKS 1 1 2 2 2 3 5 3 3 3 4 4 6 6 6 7 7 5 Warren Weaver Hall GETTING GREENER: In 2007, NYU committed to building a new, state-of-the-art cogeneration (CoGen) plant, which simultaneously produces heat and electricity to serve the NYU campus. Because of the plant’s efficiency, greenhouse gases will be reduced by 5,000 tons/year and there will be nearly 70% fewer regulated pollutants emitted compared to meeting NYU’s energy needs with conventionally produced energy. When it becomes fully operational in 2010, it will permit NYU to achieve and surpass the public commitment it made in 2007 to reduce its carbon footprint by 30% by 2017. Electrical generator 4 SITE MAP Mercer West 3rd St. West 4th St. CoGen Plant Warren Weaver Hall N S *UP FROM 7 WITH OLD PLANT FAST FACTS:
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Page 1: NYU Cogen plant How final - New York University turbine electrical generator Natural gas ENERGY KEY THE PROCESS Steam Electricity Hot water Hot turbine exhaust Cold water Mechanical

Steamturbineelectrical generator

Natural gas

ENERGY KEY

THE PROCESS

Steam

Electricity

Hot water

Hot turbine exhaust

Cold water

Mechanical energy

Hi-tech gasturbines

Hi-tech gasturbines

Heat recoverysteam generators

Steamdrivenchiller

Hi temp hot water heatexchangers

High temperaturehot water for campus heating andhot water

Cool and cold water for airconditioning

GRAPHIC BY STANFORD KAY STUDIO

Electrical generator

Natural gas fuels twin high-tech gas turbineswhich work very much like jet engines. As the turbines work, two things happen: hot exhaust from the turbine is directed to heat recovery steam generators which make steam, and the rotation of the turbines is used to generate 11 megawatts of electricity. Once steam is created in the steam generators, it is piped to a steam turbine electrical generator which produces an additional 2.4 megawatts of electricity. After the steam has passed through the steam turbine generator, it is still used: it makes hot water for the campus in two high-temp hot water heat exchangers and it is used to operator a chiller that provides cool water and cold water for air conditioning.

Approaching 9o% efficient

Providing electricity to 22 buildings*

Providing heatto 37 buildings

23% decreases in greenhouse gas emissions

68% reduction of EPA Criteria Air Pollutants

HOW NYU’S NEW COGENERATION PLANT WORKS

1

1

2

2

2

3

5

3

3

3

4

4

6

6

6

7

7

5

Warren Weaver

Hall

GETTING GREENER: In 2007, NYU committed to building a new, state-of-the-art cogeneration (CoGen) plant, which simultaneously produces heat and electricity to serve the NYU campus. Because of the plant’s efficiency, greenhouse gases will be reduced by 5,000 tons/year and there will be nearly 70% fewer regulated pollutants emitted compared to meeting NYU’s energy needs with conventionally produced energy. When it becomes fully operational in 2010, it will permit NYU to achieve and surpass the public commitment it made in 2007 to reduce its carbon footprint by 30% by 2017.

Electrical generator

4

SITE MAP

Mercer

West

3rd

St.

West

4th

St.

CoGen Plant

Warren Weaver Hall

NS

*UP FROM 7 WITH OLD PLANT

FAST FACTS:

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