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Thermodynamic analyses and optimization of a novel CCHP system integrated organic Rankine cycle and solar thermal utilization

Wu et al., 2019

Document ID
5314647188112563212
Author
Wu D
Zuo J
Liu Z
Han Z
Zhang Y
Wang Q
Li P
Publication year
Publication venue
Energy conversion and management

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Combined cooling, heating and power systems (CCHP) have received wide attention recently because of its prominent role in energy utilization. It could both decrease the energy consumption and improve the overall energy efficiency. In this paper, a novel coupled CCHP …
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