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First and second level of exergy destruction splitting in advanced exergy analysis for an existing boiler

Energy Conversion and Management, 2015
Abstract When complex energy systems are analyzed and when a large number of their components is observed, the destruction of exergy related to a single component is dependent on its own properties, but also on the characteristics of other components.
Mica Vukic, Mirko M Stojiljkovic
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Advanced exergy analysis of ash agglomerating fluidized bed gasification

Energy Conversion and Management, 2019
Abstract Exergy-based analysis is a powerful method to evaluate, understand, and improve energy conversion processes. Compared with conventional exergy analysis, advanced exergy analysis can identify the improvement potential of each component and the interactions among components of the whole system.
Yulong Zhang, Zheyu Liu
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Sensitivity analysis of exergy destruction in a real combined cycle power plant based on advanced exergy method

Energy Conversion and Management, 2015
Abstract The advanced exergy analysis extends engineering knowledge beyond the respective conventional methods by improving the design and operation of energy conversion systems. In advanced exergy analysis, the exergy destruction is splitting into endogenous/exogenous and avoidable/unavoidable parts.

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Energy, exergy, economic, environmental, advanced exergy and exergoeconomic (extended exergy) analysis of hybrid wind-solar power plant

Energy & Environment, 2022
Aiming to net-zero emissions, hybrid power generation through renewable means has gained substantial attention across the globe. Considering the stochastic nature of renewable energy resources, a comprehensive performance assessment is a must prior to project development.
Hardik K. Jani   +4 more
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Advanced exergy analysis of a combined Brayton/Brayton power cycle

Energy, 2019
Abstract A combined Brayton/Brayton power cycle has been investigated using the advanced exergy analysis. The combustion chamber was shown to be the component with the largest exergy destruction. However, the analysis revealed that most of the irreversibility generation at the combustion chamber was endogenous and unavoidable.
A.K. Mossi Idrissa, K. Goni Boulama
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Thermodynamic evaluation of a geothermal power plant for advanced exergy analysis

Energy, 2015
Abstract As a result of decreasing fossil fuel resources and their adverse impacts on the environment, interest in renewable energy resources, particularly geothermal energy, has been revived. Finding approaches that are more accurate and systematic to the energy system development is of great importance for the exploitation of geothermal energy. The
Keçebaş, Ali, Gökgedik, Harun
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Energy and advanced exergy analysis of an existing hydrocarbon recovery process

Energy Conversion and Management, 2016
Abstract An advanced exergy analysis of the Ethane recovery plant in the South Pars gas field is presented. An industrial refrigeration cycle with propane refrigerant is investigated by the exergy analysis method. The equations of exergy destruction and exergetic efficiency for the main cycle units such as evaporators, condensers, compressors, and ...
Mehdi Mehrpooya   +3 more
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Advanced Exergy Analysis of GT-sCO2 Combined Cycle

Journal of Thermal Science and Engineering Applications
Abstract The use of the supercritical carbon dioxide Brayton cycle (SCBC) for waste heat recovery from the gas turbine cycle (GTC) can enhance system performance and reduce CO2 emissions. To analyze the possibility of component optimization and the characteristics of the exergy destruction, a model of a gas turbine-supercritical ...
Du Wang   +4 more
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Advanced exergy analysis of a combined gas power cycle with humidification

International Journal of Green Energy, 2020
A combined gas power cycle with humidification has been investigated using the advanced exergy analysis.
A.K. Mossi Idrissa, K. Goni Boulama
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Exploring avoidable carbon emissions by reducing exergy destruction based on advanced exergy analysis: A case study

Energy, 2020
Abstract The energy efficiency improvement and practicable carbon emission reduction of coal chemical industry as well as other industrial systems are major concerns associated with designing feasible carbon emission reduction scheme. Based on advanced exergy analysis, this study establishes quantitative analysis between exergy destruction and direct
Junnian Wu, Na Wang
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