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D1.4 - Report on Specifications of Use-Cases and Models

Authors: Dargam, Fatima; Perz, Erhard;

D1.4 - Report on Specifications of Use-Cases and Models

Abstract

Deliverable D1.4 is the result of the work carried out in Task 1.4 “Specifications of RESTORE Numerical Models and Virtual Use-Cases for Simulation” of WP1 (RESTORE Requirements Definition, Specifications and Analysis). It describes the relevant specifications for the numerical models developed within RESTORE Project, giving emphasis to the models that are used in the six defined virtual use-cases for RESTORE. For this, D1.4 gathers specifications, such as feasible computational effort, compatibility between models, adaptability to the web-platform, modularity and flexibility. The information provided here builds up on the general guideline of Deliverable D1.1 of the RESTORE overall concept, and focuses on its modelling, emphasizing the simulation concept of the project and the adaption of the simulation tools for the design of each Use-Case in an ad-hoc solution, considering the boundary conditions imposed by each specific application. In this context, the document provides the general basis to be considered as a guide during the project process modelling and use-cases implementation.

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Organic Rankine Cycle, Waste Heat Recovery, Process Simulation, District Heating and Cooling, Virtual Use-Case, Renewable Energy Sources, Thermochemical Energy Storage, Heat Pump, Numerical Models

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