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"Demand Side Dispatching" Methodology 1 Combined Heat and Power Systems 1 Combined Heat and Power Systems (CHP) Models 1 First Law efficiency 1 State Implementation Process 1 combined heat and power systems 1 constraints 1 exergy efficiency 1 optimization 1 thermodynamics 1
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Costea, Monica 1 Feidt, Michel 1
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Energy and Exergy Analysis and Optimization of Combined Heat and Power Systems. Comparison of Various Systems
Feidt, Michel; Costea, Monica - In: Energies 5 (2012) 9, pp. 3701-3722
The paper presents a comparison of various CHP system configurations, such as Vapour Turbine, Gas Turbine, Internal Combustion Engine, External Combustion Engine (Stirling, Ericsson), when different thermodynamic criteria are considered, namely the first law efficiency and exergy efficiency....
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Implementing CHP in Louisiana: A Case Study
2009
The objective of this research is to evaluate issues related to implementing CHP systems in Louisiana. A case study is used to show the system design, economic analysis and permitting process. The implementation process will focus on the air permitting and the utility interconnection agreements...
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Demand Side Dispatching, Part 1: A Novel Approach for Industrial Load Shaping Applications
1993
In order to develop effective Demand Side Management (DSM) programs, it is important to properly understand the cogeneration capabilities of large industrial customers. Projecting historical trends may be simple and convenient, but can lead to erroneous conclusions. A better understanding can be...
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