Power plant residual heat for seawater desalination

Cohen, Milton; Ianovici, I.; Breschi, Dario

doi:10.1016/s0011-9164(02)01058-5

Desalination

2003

DOI: 10.1016/s0011-9164(02)01058-5

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Power plant residual heat for seawater desalination

Milton Cohen

I. Ianovici

Dario Breschi³

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“…0 mol 0:168 MJ mol À1 Á ¼ 8:09 MJ th:(10) Hence, we obtain for the overall first-law-efficiency of the CaO based ETS concept under the assumed base case conditions h ETS total ¼1 MJ el 8:09 MJ th: þ 0:28 MJ th:…”

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A new concept for the global distribution of solar energy: energy carrying compounds

Müller

Arlt

Wasserscheid

2011

Energy Environ. Sci.

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A new concept for storage and superregional transport of solar energy from the earth's desert belt is proposed. The concept is based on solid alkaline earth metal compounds, showing an energy-rich and an energy-lean state which are used in an energy distribution cycle. The concept is evaluated with regard to overall solar-to-electricity efficiency and benchmarked by the overall efficiency of the DESERTEC concept. For a scenario assuming that the current share of electricity production from lignite coal in Germany is replaced by the here proposed concept, the CO 2 mitigation potential is calculated. The assessment shows that the proposed concept can compete with the benchmark and even shows high potential for optimization.

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A new concept for the global distribution of solar energy: energy carrying compounds

Müller

Arlt

Wasserscheid

2011

Energy Environ. Sci.

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Experimental evaluation on concentrating cooling tower blowdown water by direct contact membrane distillation

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Liu³

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Development of a desalination system driven by solar energy and low grade waste heat

Elminshawy

Siddiqui

Sultan

2015

Energy Conversion and Management

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Power plant residual heat for seawater desalination

Cited by 4 publications

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A new concept for the global distribution of solar energy: energy carrying compounds

A new concept for the global distribution of solar energy: energy carrying compounds

Experimental evaluation on concentrating cooling tower blowdown water by direct contact membrane distillation

Development of a desalination system driven by solar energy and low grade waste heat

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