چکیده مقاله
The sustainable production of potable water is inherently dependent on a stable and efficient energysource This interdependence is crucial for fostering trust and investment from stakeholders acrossindustries, research communities, and investors This study presents an innovative approach, integratinggeothermal energy—sourced from an abandoned oil well AOW in Iran, which eliminates drilling costs—with a Kalina Cycle System 11 KC 11 power generation system and a reverse osmosis RO desalinationunit By leveraging geothermal energy, a clean, renewable, and virtually unlimited resource, this system aimsto meet large scale demands for both electricity and water The KC 11 was simulated using EES software,revealing that the injection of geothermal fluid can generate 110 kWh of power efficiently at optimal pressurelevels Simultaneously, the RO unit, modeled with WAVE software, demonstrated that a power input of 4 87kWh per 1 m3 is sufficient to achieve the client’s potable water requirement of 806 m³/day The resultsunderline the economic and operational benefits of utilizing AOW derived geothermal energy, offering asustainable and cost effective model for integrated water and energy production that aligns with globalenvironmental and resource efficiency goals
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نویسندگان
Mohammad Norouzi
Department of Chemical Engineering, Amirkabir University of Technology, Tehran, Iran
Kianoosh Rezaie
Department of Environmental Engineering, College of Engineering, University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran
شیوه ارجاع
Norouzi, Mohammad and Rezaie, Kianoosh,1403,Power Generation and Desalination from an Abandoned OilWell: Kalina Cycle-Driven Reverse Osmosis System,Third International Congress for Chemical Engineering and Petroleum Industry students,Tehran
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