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Thermoeconomic comparison between the organic flash cycle and the novel organic Rankine flash cycle (ORFC)

de Campos et al., 2020

Document ID
761285802691029203
Author
de Campos G
Bringhenti C
Traverso A
Tomita J
Publication year
Publication venue
Energy conversion and management

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Growing environmental concerns are driving the energy market toward the development of thermodynamic cycles to harness renewable energy and waste heat. This manuscript introduces the novel organic Rankine flash cycle, which combines the organic Rankine …
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