Module Kraftwerkstechnik I

No. Course Catalogue: 300529

The module provides specific knowledge on the conversion of primary energy into electrical energy. Particular emphasis is placed on the sustainable use and increased efficiency of raw materials and the contribution of thermal power plants to the energy transition.

Module description

Exam summer semester

For the exam date please register in the Stud.IP group for the course from the previous semester.

Teaching language

All classes of the module are held in German.

After successful completion of the module, students will be able to

  • understand the conflicting priorities of ecology, economy and security of energy supply,
  • apply thermodynamic principles to technical issues in power plant engineering,
  • explain and compare the different types of electricity generation (conventional and renewable),
  • understand the structure and operation of energy conversion plants and describe them using thermodynamic laws,
  • understand the possibilities for improving energy conversion plants and evaluate practical optimisations using diagrams, and understand the operation of combined energy conversion plants and identify the advantages and disadvantages of the technology.

Content:

  • Conversion of primary energy to electrical energy
  • Direct energy conversion
  • Operation of simple thermal and combustion power plants
  • Operation of improved thermal and combustion power plants
  • Combined cycle processes
  • Combined thermal and combustion power plants

Course registration and materials

Lecture and exercise materials, as well as a collection of past exams with sample solutions, can be found under this course in Stud.IP.


Your lecturer in this module

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Roland Scharf
Professors
Address
An der Universität 1
30823 Garbsen
Building
Room
216
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Roland Scharf
Professors
Address
An der Universität 1
30823 Garbsen
Building
Room
216