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Thermal energy storage (TES) is a proven technology, historically providing benefits to system owners and utilities by shifting electric loads from peak to off-peak periods. In addition, integration of TES into the design of various mechanical systems can reduce cost, improve efficiency and reliability, and enable more effective operating strategies. This session provides an in-depth look at several supply and demand side applications of TES demonstrating these benefits. Design and modeling considerations are covered along with performance results of the installations. Case studies presented feature a range of technologies including chilled water storage, turbine inlet cooling, ice storage, and geoexchange systems.

27-1 Chilled Water Thermal Energy Storage: Case Studies
Guy S. Frankenfield, P.E., Natgun Corporation
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27-2 Integration of Energy Storage with GeoExchange Systems
Ed Lohrenz, Geo-Xergy Systems, Inc.
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