Application Trend Analysis of Compressed Air Energy Storage and Gas Storage
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Compressed Air Energy Storage, Application Scenario, Gas Storage Device.Abstract
Large-scale energy storage technology is the key to improve the utilization of renewable energy, reducing energy pressure and achieving sustainable development. Among all energy storage technologies, the most promising physical energy storage technique is thought to be compressed air energy storage, featuring qualities including scalability, affordability, durability, and environmental friendliness. Nowadays, with the quick advancement of compressed air energy storage technology, air storage device research has gotten a lot of attention. The material properties of gas storage systems primarily determine their features, and this paper accordingly classifies and summarizes the gas storage devices in this technology, discussing the applications and characteristics of above-ground gas storage devices, natural underground caves and artificial caves. On this basis, it compares various gas storage devices, describes the challenges encountered in the development of gas storage devices, and introduces the development status of compressed air energy storage and gas storage. Finally, it looks ahead to this trend in the hope of achieving sustainable growth.
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