Optimization of civil engineering building structure design for large scale compressed air energy storage systems
The optimization of civil engineering and architectural structure design for large-scale compressed air energy storage systems is a key link to ensure the safe,stable,and efficient operation of the system.This article focuses on the theme of modeling large-scale compressed air energy storage systems from three aspects:thermodynamic energy storage analysis,design objectives,and subsystem equipment selection.By sorting and analyzing the design methods,the shortcomings were pointed out,such as limited gas storage capacity in building structures,inadequate energy storage standards,and inflexible site selection.A series of optimization design measures have been proposed to address these issues,including structural design,material selection,construction technology,and environmental adaptability.
compressed air energy storagecivil engineeringbuilding structurethermodynamic interactionsconstruction technology