چکیده مقاله
Effective heat and power supply to offshore installations leads to environmental benefits, but the efficiency is often limited by requirements and constraints connected to the offshore environment An exergetic and economic optimisation of gas turbines exhaust heat recovery on offshore platforms is performed to identify optimal approaches to produce heat and power Four different configurations are presented, with heat delivery at 3 heat demand levels and power production by an organic Rankine cycle ORC Two different working fluids Toluene and R123 are considered Using genetic algorithm optimization method, the optimal configuration and working fluid were identified for low, medium, and high heat demand scenarios The results indicated that R123 outperforms toluene as a working fluid For high heat demand QproC=12 MW , the series configuration with R123 is the most suitable choice, as it provides a better balance between power production and investment cost compared to other options For medium heat demand QproC=8 MW , the parallel configuration with a preheater and R123 is optimal, while for low heat demand QproC=4 MW , the parallel configuration with a preheater and recuperator using R123 is most appropriate In these cases, the highest power outputs were calculated as 2 79 MW, 3 56 MW, and 5 12 MW respectively, while the specific investment costs for the proposed configurations were evaluated as 1 893/W, 1 631/W, and 1 63/W
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Akhtari, Mohammad and Mohammadiun, Mohammad and Mohammadiun, Hamid and Dibaee Bonab, Mohammad Hossein,1403,Exergy And Economic Multi-Objective Optimization Of Organic Rankine Cycles For Waste Heat Recovery,17th International Conference on Mechanical, Construction Industrial & Civil Engineering
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مجموعه مقالات هفدهمین کنفرانس بین المللی مکانیک، ساخت، صنایع و مهندسی عمران25 آذر 1403