ASME Energy-Water Nexus IC &Power Plant Cooling Design and Specification GuidePowerPlantCoolingDesignandSpecificationGuideCarey KingCenter for International Energy and Environmental PolicyThe University of Texas at AustinMarch 22, 2012ASME has effort underway to promote EnergyWater NexusWaterNexus•AEn-WNInterdisciplinaryCou(SMEergyaterexusterdisciplinaryncilIC)–Started in Fall 2010–ICs at ASME are meant to cross ASME ‘divisions’–Other IC is for Nanoengineering•Purpose of ASME EWN-ICPurposeofASMEEWN–Promote collaborations within ASME–Find space for ASME contribution within otherorganizations•ResearchCarey King, PhDEIA-USGS Meeting 2March 22, 2012•Information disseminationASME Energy-Water Nexus IC Players•Chair and Vice-Chairs– Mike Hightower (Sandia National Labs)Michael Webber (Univ of Texas)–MichaelWebber(Univ.ofTexas)•Special Projects Chair–Carey King (Univ. of Texas)•“EWN” Track at International MechanicalEngineering Congress and Exposition– 2011 (Denver): Track Chair – Carey King2012 (Houston): Track ChairShaurya Prakash (Ohio State–2012(Houston):TrackChair–hauryaPrakash(OhioStateUniv.) and Wallace Leung (Poly. Univ. Hong Kong)•ASME Staff Coordinator: Raj ManchandaCarey King, PhDEIA-USGS Meeting 3March 22, 2012ASMEStaffCoordinator:RajManchandaEWNICMission&VisionStatementsMission:Expeditethedevelopmentoftransformativetechnologiesfocusingoninnovativewaterforenergyandenergyforwaterincludingreuse,recovery,management,andincreasingsupplydevelopmentforpower,industrial,anddomesticapplicationsthroughthroughindustrial,domesticapplicationsthroughthroughknowledge‐sharingexperiences,technicalpublicationsandguidance,andcontentandcommunity‐buildingopportunities.Vision:Becomealeadingadvocateofinnovativetechnologiesandapplicationsforpowerandindustrialenergyandwatermanagement.Carey King, PhDEIA-USGS Meeting 4March 22, 2012ASMEEWNICNearTermGoals•CommunicateASME’sroleasaneutralthirdpartyconvenertobringdiversebodyofSubjectMatterExpertstoengagethetechnicalcommunitiesofit tllti ltneresttocreateawareness,anddeveopanddepoyeducationalproducsandservicesintheareasofpower,energy,andindustrialenergyandwateruse,reuse,andmanagement•Facilitatecontentportfoliodevelopmenttomeettheknowledge&trainingneedsoftheengineeringcommunityacrossallcareerstagesintheareasof–Definingwaterissuesandopportunitiesforpower,energy,andindustrialsectors–Innovativewateruse,reuse,andtreatmentincludingconservationfortheseandothersectors–TransformativetechnologydevelopmentCarey King, PhDEIA-USGS Meeting 5March 22, 2012ASME Power Plant Design & SpecificationG id tue concept“What roles do water-related constraints(environmental, regulatory, physical, social) play indetermining broad power plant coolingdesigns/specifications from the perspective of thedesigns/specificationsfromtheperspectiveofthepower plant owner/operator?”That is to say,iven a set of constraintsg(environmental, regulatory/legal, economic, etc.) andlocal context, what are the most probable/likelycooling system designs and what choices have beenCarey King, PhDEIA-USGS Meeting 6March 22, 2012coolingsystemdesignsandwhatchoiceshavebeenin the past?ASME Power Plant Design & SecificationpGuide conceptTheenvisionedhaveamixofdesignGUIDEisenvisionedtotechnicalandnon‐technicalinformationTechnical:coolingdesigns,includechartsandTechnical:coolingsystemdesigns,includeequationsNon‐technical:economicandenvironmentaldriversforh ihhdcangngtewaywaterisconsumedorwitrawnintoanddischargedfrompowerplantsCarey King, PhDEIA-USGS Meeting 7March 22, 2012Contributors to ASME “GUIDE”•Editor: Carey King (Univ. of Texas)•Verbally-committed contributors15 total (to date)–15total(todate)•3 U.S. Federal Government•5U.S. AcademicU S cade c•4 Industry•2 NGO/Environmental•1 ASME Staff (survey info)Carey King, PhDEIA-USGS Meeting 8March 22, 2012Power Plant CoolingGuide Timeline•March 2012: Confirm authors•August 2012: First draft contributions due•November 2012: Compiled first draft (ASME IMECE2012 meeting in Houston)•February 2013: Author feedback due (per editingcomments/suggestions)•May 2013: Authors rewrite due. This document issent to outside peer review.•August 2013: Document finalized.Carey King, PhDEIA-USGS Meeting 9March 22, 2012•Power Plant CoolingGuide Outline•Introduction•Data (U.S. federal) on power plant water usage andimpactsE i t l id ti•Environmentalconsiderations•Cooling system type descriptions and designs•Use of non-fresh water resourcesUseofnonfreshwaterresources•Waste heat recovery and/or combined heat andpower and combined cycle plants•Economic considerations and drivers•Case StudiesCarey King, PhDEIA-USGS Meeting 10March 22, 2012CENTER FORINTERNATIONALENTERFORNTERNATIONALENERGY ANDENVIRONMENTALPOLICYhttp://www.beg.utexas.edu/gccc/WEBBER ENERGY GROUPhttp://www.webberenergygroup.comCarey Kingcareyking@mail.utexas.eduhttp://www.jsg.utexas.edu/cieep