Thermodynamic Optimization of Low-Temperature Cycles for the Power Industry

Thermodynamic Optimization of Low-Temperature Cycles for the Power Industry

The fuel price increase and severe environmental regulations determine energy-saving importance. Useful utilization of low-potential heat sources with 300–400◦C temperature becomes topical. The application of low-temperature power production facilities operating low-boiling heat carriers could be a...

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Main Authors: Kindra, V. (Author), Naumov, V. (Author), Rogalev, A. (Author), Rogalev, N. (Author), Sabanova, E. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: MDPI 2022
Subjects:
Brayton cycle
Energy conservation
Environmental regulations
Fuel prices
Global warming
Heat carriers
Initial temperatures
Low temperature cycles
Lows-temperatures
low-temperature
organic working fluid
Organic working fluid
Ozone layer
Power industry
Power production
Rankine cycle
Simple++
Temperature
Thermodynamic optimization
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