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کلیدواژهها
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exergy analysis, enhanced flash geothermal power cycle, ORC, thermoeconomic analysis, environmental analysis
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چکیده
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Extracting and utilizing geothermal resources are one of the efficient
methods of low heat source power generation. If there is dry steam in the
geothermal reservoir, high-temperature and high-pressure steam is
extracted from the source and directly enters the turbine. If there is wet
steam in the geothermal reservoir, at the first step the steam will be
divided into saturated steam and saturated liquid by passing through a
throttling valve and a separation chamber. The saturated steam passes
through the turbine and produces power. The saturated liquid can run the
lower power generation cycle if it has high enough pressure. The power
production cycle, which includes the process of passing through the
throttle valve and the separation chamber, is called the flashing cycle.
The heat of the re-injected fluid into the ground is considered a lowtemperature
heat source. Therefore, the flashing cycle can be improved
with another cycle such as the ORC cycle. The combination of the two
cycles results in the flash-binary cycle, which will show improved cycle
performance. With the aim of this, two ORC cycle types are combined
with a geothermal flash cycle. The working fluid of the ORC cycle is
effective in increasing the overall efficiency. A heat exchanger inserted
between the geothermal fluids entering the throttle valve and the
saturated steam exiting the separation chamber can increase the inlet
temperature of the turbine, the production work of the turbine, and the
overall efficiency of the cycle. First, a normal flash-binary cycle has been
selected and improved by using a heat exchanger, and the effect of this
method on the performance of a combined cycle has been investigated.
Also, the Organic Rankine cycle has been selected as the lower cycle,
and the effect of the working fluid of the bottom ORC has been
investigated. The results show that under the same considered conditions,
the enhanced flash-binary integrated ORC with an internal heat
exchanger using Butane as wo
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