Energy and exergy analysis of Regenerative organic Rankine cycle with different organic working fluids

Zubair Ali Shah, Q. Zheng, Ghazanfar Mehdi, Adil Malik, N. Ahmad, Muhammad Basit Chanido, Mohammad Waqas
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This paper shows the theoretical and numerical framework for basic and regenerative organic Rankine cycles. Exergetic analyses of basic and regenerative organic Rankine cycles at various evaporator pressure (EVP) with various working fluids are conducted in order to convert low-grade heat sources waste energy to useful work. The fluids selected for this analysis are R113, R123, R236ea, R245fa, and R141b. The results show that the regenerative organic Rankine cycle (RORC) gives better energy efficiency, exergy efficiency, network output, and the lowest total system exergy loss. R113 is the optimum working fluid for RORC at EVP of 2MPa to 3MPa. It is also concluded based on results by increasing the EVP the energy efficiency, exergy efficiency, network output increases, and total system exergy loss decrease
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不同有机工质下再生式有机朗肯循环的能量与火用分析
本文给出了碱性和再生有机朗肯循环的理论和数值框架。为了将低品位热源的废能转化为有用功,对不同蒸发器压力(EVP)和不同工质条件下的碱性和再生式有机朗肯循环进行了火用分析。本分析选用的流体为R113、R123、R236ea、R245fa和R141b。结果表明,可再生有机朗肯循环(RORC)具有较好的能源效率、火用效率、网络输出和最低的系统总火用损失。在EVP为2MPa ~ 3MPa时,R113是RORC的最佳工质。结果表明,提高EVP能提高电网的能效、火用效率,提高电网出力,降低系统总火用损失
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