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Performance analysis of integrated solar and natural gas combined cycle power plants in high solar potential regions. [PDF]

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Alfaris A, Akroot A, Alqaed S, Almehmadi FA.   +3 more
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Exergetic Analysis and Design of a Mechanical Compression Stage-Application for a Cryogenic Air Separation Plant. [PDF]

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Percembli Chelmuș AA, Dupuy A, Grosu L, Dima D, Dobrovicescu A.   +4 more
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Experimental and exergy evaluation of a PCM integrated active indirect solar dryer for Turkey berries with economic and environmental assessment. [PDF]

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Kumar KS, Vasanthi R, Jaafar MS, Munimathan A, Shanmugam MK, Alwetaishi M, Afzal A, Rajendran P, Lee IE.   +8 more
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Advanced exergy analysis of recompression supercritical CO2 cycle

Energy, 2019
Abstract Conventional and advanced exergy analysis of a recompression supercritical CO2 cycle was investigated in this study. The first and second splitting levels of exergy destruction are calculated to determine the real potential of enhancement for the S-CO2 cycle performance.
Z. Mohammadi, M. Fallah, S.M. Seyed Mahmoudi   +2 more
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Conventional and advanced exergy analysis of an ejector refrigeration system

Applied Energy, 2015
This paper presents a comprehensive investigation of an ejector refrigeration system using conventional and advanced exergy analysis. Splitting the exergy destruction within each system component into endogenous/exogenous and avoidable/unavoidable parts provides additional useful information and improves the quality of the exergy analysis.
Jianyong Chen, Hans Havtun, Björn Palm
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Advanced exergy analysis of a carbon dioxide ammonia cascade refrigeration system

Applied Thermal Engineering, 2018
Abstract In the present research study, a cascade NH3/CO2 refrigeration system is modeled and comprehensively assessed. Engineering Equation Solver (EES) as a potential tool is used for the simulation purpose. In order to validate the simulation code, the exergy destruction and COP is compared with an experimental data from the literature.
Ehsan Gholamian, Pedram Hanafizadeh, Pouria Ahmadi   +2 more
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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, Surendra Singh Kachhwaha, Garlapati Nagababu, Alok Das, MA Ehyaei   +4 more
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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.
Guang Li, Zheyu Liu, Fan Liu, Bin Yang, Shuqi Ma, Yujing Weng, Yulong Zhang, Yitian Fang   +7 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 carbon ...
Du Wang, Mujie Xue, Xin Ren, Yuxuan Hu, Zhigang Wang   +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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