Defining the maximum performance of the gas turbine

Geothermal water having low temperatures areknown to have many opprotunities of usage. Out of thesegeothermnal sources with temperatures higher than 300ºC, one of the most important usage is that of producingelectric power.On the University of Oradea, there is a tradition ofproducing electric power...

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Main Authors:	Bondor Károly, Maghiar Teodor
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Editura Universităţii din Oradea 2008-05-01
Series:	Journal of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Subjects:	Geothermal water geothermal energy electric power
Online Access:	http://electroinf.uoradea.ro/reviste%20CSCS/documente/JEEE_2008/JEEE_2008_41_Bondor_1.pdf

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spelling	doaj-7f76d3a9b1db4cb59c4727f2ba0f3b682020-11-24T21:24:36ZengEditura Universităţii din OradeaJournal of Electrical and Electronics Engineering1844-60352008-05-0111171172Defining the maximum performance of the gas turbineBondor KárolyMaghiar TeodorGeothermal water having low temperatures areknown to have many opprotunities of usage. Out of thesegeothermnal sources with temperatures higher than 300ºC, one of the most important usage is that of producingelectric power.On the University of Oradea, there is a tradition ofproducing electric power out of low temperaturegeothermal energy. We would like to mention, that untilnow we have used more appliances like this, having apower of 100 kW and 1 MW. These technical solutionswere patented. In Switzerland, Genoa we have received agolden medal.http://electroinf.uoradea.ro/reviste%20CSCS/documente/JEEE_2008/JEEE_2008_41_Bondor_1.pdfGeothermal watergeothermal energyelectric power
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title	Defining the maximum performance of the gas turbine
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publisher	Editura Universităţii din Oradea
series	Journal of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
issn	1844-6035
publishDate	2008-05-01
description	Geothermal water having low temperatures areknown to have many opprotunities of usage. Out of thesegeothermnal sources with temperatures higher than 300ºC, one of the most important usage is that of producingelectric power.On the University of Oradea, there is a tradition ofproducing electric power out of low temperaturegeothermal energy. We would like to mention, that untilnow we have used more appliances like this, having apower of 100 kW and 1 MW. These technical solutionswere patented. In Switzerland, Genoa we have received agolden medal.
topic	Geothermal water geothermal energy electric power
url	http://electroinf.uoradea.ro/reviste%20CSCS/documente/JEEE_2008/JEEE_2008_41_Bondor_1.pdf
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Defining the maximum performance of the gas turbine

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