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Optimization and thermo-economic performance analysis of organic Rankine cycles using mixture working fluids driven by solar energy

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TAYLOR & FRANCIS INC
DOI: 10.1080/15567036.2018.1549167

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Economic analysis; exergy; genetic algorithm; mass fraction; zeotropic mixture

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The current paper communicates the thermodynamic investigation on non-recuperated organic Rankine cycle system employing environmentally friendly mixtures of hexane/pentane, isohexane/pentane, and butane/pentane. Results indicate that thermodynamic performance of a system employing referred mixture is superior, whereas system's economy is inferior to employing pure working substance. Furthermore, a multi-objective optimization is carried out to obtain optimal system performance. It is observed that the exergetic efficiency and UA(tot) value obtained through a number of iterations are 44.79-52.81% and (3.2 -9.12) x 10(4) W/K, respectively.

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