Name Seid Mohammad Seid mahmoudi Affliation Professor of mechanical faculty of Tabriz university Degree — Academic Rank - WebSite — Email — Article Presentation Project Book Thesis Speech Innovation TitleJournal 1 Advanced exergy and exergoeconomic assessment under variable load conditions and multi-objective optimization of a solar-powered kalina cycle: Case study for Tabriz Applied Thermal Engineering 290 (2026) 129822 2 Technoeconomic and advanced exergy analysis of a molten-salt-driven Kalina cycle under full-load and part-load conditions: A machine learning-based multi-objective optimization Energy Conversion and Management-X 28 (2025) 101300 3 Exploring viable enhancements in the high-temperature Kalina cycle for diesel engine heat recovery through advanced exergy analysis JOURNAL OF CLEANER PRODUCTION 518 (2025) 145944 4 Comprehensive review of methodologies and case studies in advanced exergy, exergo-economic, and exergo-environmental analyses ENERGY https://doi.org/10.1016/j.energy.2025.137606 (2025) 137606 5 Design and optimization of two modified waste heat-driven double-absorption heat transformers for safe and sustainable desalination Process Safety and Environmental Protection 198 (2025) 107006 6 Advanced exergy analysis of a double absorption heat transformer recovering industrial waste heat for pure water production Thermal Science and Engineering Progress 47 (2024) 102242 7 تحلیل اگزرژی پیشرفته سیکل ترکیبی توربین گاز رآکتور هلیوم با سیکل رانکین آلی مهندسی مکانیک امیرکبیر 10.22060/MEJ.2022.20637.7284 (1401) . 8 Advanced exergy analysis of the combined S–CO2/ORC system ENERGY 241 (2021) . 9 بررسی سیکل فرابحرانی دی اکسید کربن با تراکم مجدد: مقایسه از دیدگاه تحلیل اگزرژی پیشرفته و ترمواکونومیک مهندسی مکانیک امیرکبیر 53 (1400) 13-34 10 Advanced exergy analysis of recompression supercritical CO2 cycle ENERGY 178 (2019) 631-643 11 A new flexible geothermal based cogeneration system producing power and refrigeration, part two: The influence of ambient temperature RENEWABLE ENERGY 134 (2018) 875-887 12 A comparative advanced exergy analysis for a solid oxide fuel cell using the engineering and modified hybrid methods Energy Conversion and Management 168 (2018) 576-587