2022
DOI: 10.1002/er.7769
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Investigation of a novel solar‐biogas based trigeneration system using a liquid metal magnetohydrodynamic equipment

Abstract: Summary The unsophisticated configuration of plants with magnetohydrodynamic liquid metal and no dynamic parts has made them cost‐effective and sustainable compared to the turbine‐based types. This paper proposes an innovative liquid metal magnetohydrodynamic‐based system for electricity, cooling, and hydrogen production utilizing a parabolic solar unit and waste exhaust gases as renewable heat sources, a double effect absorption cooling cycle, and a proton exchange membrane electrolyzer. Hence, an environment… Show more

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“…Among the newly added papers can be found subjects like the development of a membrane electrode assembly hybridized anaerobic digester which will allow the generation of enriched biogas and electricity as a byproduct 24 . A new system for electricity, cooling, and hydrogen production by utilizing a parabolic solar unit and waste exhaust gases as renewable heat sources, a double effect absorption cooling cycle, and a proton exchange membrane electrolyzer were developed by the researchers in Reference 25. Other papers study the biogas potential of agriculture 26 or the assessment of biogas potential from industrial residues and by‐products 27 …”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Among the newly added papers can be found subjects like the development of a membrane electrode assembly hybridized anaerobic digester which will allow the generation of enriched biogas and electricity as a byproduct 24 . A new system for electricity, cooling, and hydrogen production by utilizing a parabolic solar unit and waste exhaust gases as renewable heat sources, a double effect absorption cooling cycle, and a proton exchange membrane electrolyzer were developed by the researchers in Reference 25. Other papers study the biogas potential of agriculture 26 or the assessment of biogas potential from industrial residues and by‐products 27 …”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The intermittency of renewables needs to be compensated in order to provide continuous energy. This can be done by using renewable energy storage or hybrid energy systems such as renewable‐nuclear 16 or biogas‐solar hybrid energy systems 17,18 . Perkins 19 made a comparative assessment based on techno‐economic analysis to produce dispatchable electricity by using solar PV with battery storage and solar PV with the combustion of bio‐crude produced from biomass.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%