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Cyclone 1 Exergetic efficiency 1 Flash evaporation 1 Isentropic efficiency 1 Organic Rankine Cycle 1 Triangle Cycle 1 cycle electricity efficiency 1 expander expansion ratio 1 expander isentropic efficiency 1 hermetic oil-lubricated twin-screw expander 1 organic Rankine cycle 1
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Chiang, Hsiao-Wei D. 1 Hsu, Sung-Wei 1 Löffler, Michael 1 Schaber, Karlheinz 1 Steffen, Michael 1 Yen, Chih-Wei 1
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Experimental Investigation of the Performance of a Hermetic Screw-Expander Organic Rankine Cycle
Hsu, Sung-Wei; Chiang, Hsiao-Wei D.; Yen, Chih-Wei - In: Energies 7 (2014) 9, pp. 6172-6185
results show a maximum expander isentropic efficiency of 72.4% and a relative cycle efficiency of 10.5% at an evaporation … to the expander causes a higher expander isentropic efficiency and higher cycle efficiency in the over-expansion mode …. However, in the under-expansion mode, the higher supply pressure results in a lower expander isentropic efficiency and …
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Efficiency of a new Triangle Cycle with flash evaporation in a piston engine
Steffen, Michael; Löffler, Michael; Schaber, Karlheinz - In: Energy 57 (2013) C, pp. 295-307
this process, the isentropic efficiency of the expansion unit is considered to be unknown, and a theoretical approach for … the calculation of isentropic efficiency is presented. A number of influences are taken into account – dead volume … temperatures (333K–573K), engine speeds (5 Hz–30 Hz) and stroke volumes (0.1 L–50 L). The isentropic efficiency of water as working …
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