In this case a combined ICE-ORC system (intended for stationary applications) is proposed as solution to improve the second principle efficiency of the engine generating unit. Many configurations are proposed and discussed through a comprehensive energy and exergy analysis of the system, in order to highlight the theoretical benefits in terms of energy conversion efficiency that can be achieved in some cases. To prove the feasibility of the design and to deeply assess the mutual interactions that exist between the two prime engines, a complete dynamic model of the system has been proposed and some results, under transient operational conditions are reported. The dynamic model of the full system therefore constitute a virtual test bench for development and enhancement of the new proposed energy conversion unit, relieving the energy system researcher from the costly and demanding real testing that, at least in the first stages of development, can thus be substituted by the simulation model.
Definition of an object oriented library for the dynamic simulation of advanced energy systems: methodologies, tools and application to combined ICE-ORC power plants
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2009
Abstract
In this case a combined ICE-ORC system (intended for stationary applications) is proposed as solution to improve the second principle efficiency of the engine generating unit. Many configurations are proposed and discussed through a comprehensive energy and exergy analysis of the system, in order to highlight the theoretical benefits in terms of energy conversion efficiency that can be achieved in some cases. To prove the feasibility of the design and to deeply assess the mutual interactions that exist between the two prime engines, a complete dynamic model of the system has been proposed and some results, under transient operational conditions are reported. The dynamic model of the full system therefore constitute a virtual test bench for development and enhancement of the new proposed energy conversion unit, relieving the energy system researcher from the costly and demanding real testing that, at least in the first stages of development, can thus be substituted by the simulation model.I documenti in UNITESI sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14242/272870
URN:NBN:IT:UNIPR-272870