Tahmasebipour et al., 2014 - Google Patents
Conceptual design of a super-critical CO2 brayton cycle based on stack waste heat recovery for shazand power plant in IranTahmasebipour et al., 2014
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- Tahmasebipour A
- Seddighi A
- Ashjaee M
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- Energy Equipment and Systems
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Conceptual design of a waste heat recovery cycle is carried out in attempt to enhance the thermal efficiency of a steam power plant. In the recovery system, super-critical an CO2 is employed as the working fluid operating in a Brayton cycle. Low grade heat rejected by the …
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