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Exergy-Based Efficiency and Renewability Assessment of Biofuel Production

Environmental Science & Technology, 2005
This study presents an efficiency and renewability analysis of the production of three biofuels: rapeseed methyl ester (RME), soybean methyl ester (SME) and corn-based ethanol (EtOH). The overall production chains have been taken into account: not only the agricultural crop production and the industrial conversion into biofuel, but also production of ...
J, Dewulf   +2 more
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A more general exergy function and its application to the definition of exergy efficiency

Energy, 2015
Abstract An availability function which includes the usual functions exergy and flow exergy as special cases is defined and called exergy. The new definition of exergy is based on the concept of pressure energy, namely the work that must be done on a stationary external pressure field to build inside it the region of space occupied by the system ...
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Through exergy approach to more efficient processes

2000
This paper compares three different types of a turbine-converter-expander combination with respect to the exergetic efficiency. Converter stands for a combustion chamber, a Solid Oxide Fuel Cell and a reactor in which a chemical process is carried out. The exergy losses for the first examples are 22%. The exergy losses for the other two examples can be
PLOUMEN, P., JANSSEN, F.j.j.g.
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Clarifying thermodynamic efficiencies and losses via exergy

Exergy, An International Journal, 2002
Abstract The author explains his views that we need to clarify better what we mean by the terms efficiency and loss , and utilize exergy-based—rather than energy-based—measures of these quantities in order to ensure that the measures are meaningful and useful.
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Multi-objective planning for integrated energy systems considering both exergy efficiency and economy

Energy, 2020
Xiao Hu   +6 more
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Exergy Efficient Application of LNG Cold

2010
Technology, Policy and ...
Stougie, L. (author)   +1 more
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Calculation of exergy losses, exergy efficiency and cooling coefficient of refrigerant R22

International Journal of Science and Research Archive
This study presents a detailed analysis of the exergy losses, exergy efficiency, and cooling coefficient of performance (COP) for the refrigerant R22 in refrigeration systems. Exergy analysis, which considers both the quantity and quality of energy, is used to identify and quantify the irreversibilities within the system. The objective of this analysis
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