5.3.- RENEWABLE ENERGIES

Renewable energies are clean, unlimited and increasingly competitive sources of energy. They are energy sources based on the use of natural resources: sun, wind, water or plant or animal biomass. They differ from fossil fuels mainly in their diversity, abundance and potential for use in any part of the planet, but especially in the fact that they do not produce greenhouse gases.

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Thanks to the development of renewable energies, it is possible to combat climate change and avoid its devastating impact. Global warming due to greenhouse gases is a fact and that is why one of the goals set by the United Nations is to achieve universal access to electricity by 2030.

There are various types of renewable energy such as wind energy, photovoltaic energy, hydropower, biomass and biogas, geothermal energy, tidal energy, wave power, bioethanol and biodiesel.

Given the importance of renewable energies, their main advantages should be emphasized: they do not emit greenhouse gases, are inexhaustible and less and less expensive, reduce energy dependence, and have a favorable political horizon.

Due to the proliferation of renewable energies and the need to create more efficient and flexible power systems, decentralized generation is becoming more and more popular. This is the origin of the Micro-Grids concept. They are bidirectional power generation systems, based mostly on renewable energies, which distribute electricity from various points of energy generation to consumers through digital technology and favoring the integration of renewable energies.

Thanks to this technological evolution that has given rise to renewable energies and to their decentralization, it has been possible to integrate the electric vehicle in today's society. In turn, this has significantly reduced greenhouse gases (CO2) and costs and increased the reliability of the electrical system.

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COMPUTER CONTROLLED BIOETHANOL PROCESS UNIT - EBEC
  • EBEC
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5.3.7.- BIOFUELS

EBEC

Computer Controlled Bioethanol Process Unit

The Computer Controlled Bioethanol Process Unit, "EBEC", has been designed to study and control the bioethanol production process on a laboratory scale. This unit allows to monitor and examine all the important processes, from liquefaction and...
BIOETHANOL PROCESS UNIT - EBEB
  • EBEB
Available
5.3.7.- BIOFUELS

EBEB

Bioethanol Process Unit

The Bioethanol Process Unit (EBEB) has been designed to study and control the bioethanol production process on a laboratory scale. This unit allows to monitor and examine all the important processes, from liquefaction and saccharification of the...
COMPUTER CONTROLLED AND TOUCH SCREEN BIOGAS PROCESSING PLANT - PBGC/CTS
  • PBGC/CTS
Available
5.3.7.- BIOFUELS

PBGC/CTS

Computer Controlled and Touch Screen Biogas Processing Plant

The Computer Controlled Biogas Processing Plant, "PBGC/CTS", is supplied with two reactors made of stainless steel with level sensors and stirring systems. In this way, the user can work either in only one stage or in two stages, separating the...
COMPUTER CONTROLLED BIOGAS PROCESS UNIT - EBGC
  • EBGC
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5.3.7.- BIOFUELS

EBGC

Computer Controlled Biogas Process Unit

The Computer Controlled Biogas Process Unit, "EBGC", is supplied with two packed anaerobic digesters. In this way, the user can work either in only one stage or in two stages, separating the different phases of the digestion process (the processes...
BIOGAS PROCESS UNIT - EBGB
  • EBGB
Available
5.3.7.- BIOFUELS

EBGB

Biogas Process Unit

The Biogas Process Unit, "EBGB", is supplied with two packed anaerobic digesters. In this way, the user can work either in only one stage or in two stages, separating the different phases of the digestion process (the processes of hydrolysis,...
COMPUTER CONTROLLED BIODIESEL PROCESS UNIT - EBDC
  • EBDC
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5.3.7.- BIOFUELS

EBDC

Computer Controlled Biodiesel Process Unit

The process carried out by the Computer Controlled Biodiesel Process Unit, "EBDC", consists of the transformation of the fatty acids from vegetable oils into a biofuel of high energetic power.The process basically consists of two well-defined...
BIODIESEL PROCESS UNIT - EBDB
  • EBDB
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5.3.7.- BIOFUELS

EBDB

Biodiesel Process Unit

The process carried out by the Biodiesel Process Unit, "EBDB", consists on transforming the fatty acids contained in vegetable oils into a high energy content biofuel.Basically, the process consists of two well-defined stages:Stage I: Mixing the...
COMPUTER CONTROLLED BIOMASS PROCESS UNIT - EBMC
  • EBMC
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5.3.7.- BIOFUELS

EBMC

Computer Controlled Biomass Process Unit

The main element of the unit is the biomass boiler, which will heat the water that will flow through the other components transferring its heat.The boiler is a biomass boiler of 16 kW that works with pellet and other granulated fuels. The body of...
BIOMASS PROCESS UNIT - EBMB
  • EBMB
Available
5.3.7.- BIOFUELS

EBMB

Biomass Process Unit

The main element of the unit is the biomass boiler, which will heat the water that will flow through the other components transferring its heat.The boiler is a biomass boiler of 16 kW that works with pellet and other granulated fuels. The body of...
FUEL CELL ENERGY APPLICATION - AEL-FCLL
  • AEL-FCLL
Available
5.3.9.- HYDROGEN FUEL CELLS

AEL-FCLL

Fuel Cell Energy Application

The Fuel Cell Energy Application, "AEL-FCLL", has been designed by EDIBON to demonstrate how fuel cells work.This application includes a proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cell stack composed of several cells in the shape of a ribbed plate that...
COMPUTER CONTROLLED PEM FUEL CELL ADVANCED UNIT - EC6C
  • EC6C
Available
5.3.9.- HYDROGEN FUEL CELLS

EC6C

Computer Controlled PEM Fuel Cell Advanced Unit

The Computer Controlled PEM Fuel Cell Advanced Unit, "EC6C", has been designed by EDIBON to allow the students to understand the fuel cells technology, especially that of a proton exchange membrane fuel cell (PEM). It also enables to calculate...
PEM FUEL CELL ADVANCED UNIT - EC6B
  • EC6B
Available
5.3.9.- HYDROGEN FUEL CELLS

EC6B

PEM Fuel Cell Advanced Unit

The PEM Fuel Cell Advanced Unit, "EC6B", has been designed to allow the students to understand the fuel cells technology, especially that of a proton exchange membrane fuel cell (PEM). It also enables to calculate several fundamental parameters of...
COMPUTER CONTROLLED PEM FUEL CELL UNIT - EC5C
  • EC5C
Available
5.3.9.- HYDROGEN FUEL CELLS

EC5C

Computer Controlled PEM Fuel Cell Unit

The Computer Controlled PEM Fuel Cell Unit, "EC5C", has been designed by EDIBON to allow the students to understand the fuel cells technology, especially that of a proton exchange membrane fuel cell (PEM). It also enables to calculate several...
PEM FUEL CELL UNIT - EC5B
  • EC5B
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5.3.9.- HYDROGEN FUEL CELLS

EC5B

PEM Fuel Cell Unit

The PEM Fuel Cell Unit, "EC5B", has been designed by EDIBON to allow the students to understand the fuel cells technology, especially that of a proton exchange membrane fuel cell (PEM). It also enables to calculate several fundamental parameters...
ELECTROLYZER (3 NL/H) - EDILAB-ELEC1
  • EDILAB-ELEC1
Available
5.3.9.- HYDROGEN FUEL CELLS

EDILAB-ELEC1

Electrolyzer (3 Nl/h)

The Electrolyzer (3 Nl/h), "EDILAB-ELEC1", consists of an electrolyzer to generate hydrogen which uses a high performance and efficiency system based on water electrolysis. Hydrogen to be used safely is obtained from it. The electrolysis cell is a...
ELECTROLYZER (60 NL/H) - EDILAB-ELEC2
  • EDILAB-ELEC2
Available
5.3.9.- HYDROGEN FUEL CELLS

EDILAB-ELEC2

Electrolyzer (60 Nl/h)

The Electrolyzer (60 Nl/h), "EDILAB-ELEC2", designed by EDIBON, can separate hydrogen and oxygen from water by applying electricity.The "EDILAB-ELEC2", consists of an electrolyzer to generate hydrogen which uses a high performance and efficiency...
COMPUTER CONTROLLED STEAM TURBINE - TTVC
  • TTVC
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5.3.10.- STEAM TURBINES AND ORGANIC RANKINE CYCLES

TTVC

Computer Controlled Steam Turbine

The Computer Controlled Steam Turbine, "TTVC", consists of a single stage impulse steam turbine. It includes an injector, a brake, a water cooled condenser, safety mechanisms and all the necessary controls and instrumentation.The steam passes...
COMPUTER CONTROLLED AND TOUCH SCREEN 1.5 KW STEAM POWER PLANT - TPTV/1.5kW/CTS
  • TPTV/1.5kW/CTS
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THERMODYNAMICS & THERMOTECHNICS

TPTV/1.5kW/CTS

Computer Controlled and Touch Screen 1.5 kW Steam Power Plant

The Computer Controlled and Touch Screen 1.5 kW Steam Power Plant,"TPTV/1.5kW/CTS", allows the detailed study of the power generation cycle using steam as process fluid.In addition to the main TPTV unit, the unit has three required units, Water...
COMPUTER CONTROLLED AND TOUCH SCREEN 20 KW STEAM POWER PLANT - TPTV/20kW/CTS
  • TPTV/20kW/CTS
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THERMODYNAMICS & THERMOTECHNICS

TPTV/20kW/CTS

Computer Controlled and Touch Screen 20 kW Steam Power Plant

The Computer Controlled and Touch Screen 20 kW Steam Power Plant,"TPTV/20kW/CTS", allows the detailed study of the power generation cycle using steam as process fluid.In addition to the main TPTV unit, the unit has three required units, Water...
COMPUTER CONTROLLED SOLAR/HEAT SOURCE VAPOUR TURBINE - HTVC
  • HTVC
Available
5.3.10.- STEAM TURBINES AND ORGANIC RANKINE CYCLES

HTVC

Computer Controlled Solar/Heat Source Vapour Turbine

The Computer Controlled Solar/Heat Source Vapour Turbine, "HTVC", has been designed to provide an easily understood vapour power plant and to demonstrate, on a lab scale, the ability to produce shaft power from Solar Radiation.It is a bench-top...
COMPUTER CONTROLLED ORGANIC RANKINE CYCLE UNIT - TORC
  • TORC
Available
5.3.10.- STEAM TURBINES AND ORGANIC RANKINE CYCLES

TORC

Computer Controlled Organic Rankine Cycle Unit

The Computer Controlled Organic Rankine Cycle Unit, "TORC", allows the student to study the complete process and the components of an organic Rankine Cycle, as well as the main variables that take part in the process. The working fluid (coolant...
COMPUTER CONTROLLED STIRLING MOTOR - TMSC
  • TMSC
Available
5.3.11.- OTHER NON-CONVENTIONAL SYSTEMS

TMSC

Computer Controlled Stirling Motor

The Computer Controlled Stirling Motor, "TMSC", is used to demonstrate the operation of a thermodynamic machine for the conversion of energy. It converts thermal energy into mechanical energy and operates as a motor (heat engine). Additionally it...
COMPUTER CONTROLLED THERMO-ELECTRIC HEAT PUMP - TBTC
  • TBTC
Available
5.3.11.- OTHER NON-CONVENTIONAL SYSTEMS

TBTC

Computer Controlled Thermo-Electric Heat Pump

The Computer Controlled Thermo-Electric Heat Pump, "TBTC", allows the study of different phenomena in which heat and electricity take place (Thermoelectricity).Some of them are the Peltier effect, the Thomson or Lenz effect and the Seebeck effect....
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