2000
DOI: 10.1002/1099-114x(200009)24:11<977::aid-er639>3.0.co;2-f
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Proposal of humid air turbine cycle incorporated with absorption heat transformer

Abstract: A detailed graphical exergy study based on the energy‐utilization diagram (EUD) is applied to humid air turbine (HAT) cycle incorporated with a modified two‐stage absorption heat transformer (TAHT). Employing the sensible and latent heat exchange modes in this TAHT and then introducing to the HAT cycle have clarified that this method can intensively recover the waste heat of HAT cycle and improve the system performance. Compared to a conventional HAT cycle, the overall cycle efficiency can be increased by 2 pe… Show more

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“…Ishida and Ji [9,43] proposed the use of multi-compartment absorbers and generators (see Section 2.3) in order to minimise exergy losses and hence irreversibility within heat transformers. Scott et al [44,45] developed an open cycle using such a multicompartment absorber and generator.…”
Section: Alternate Configurations
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“…Ishida and Ji [43] proposed the inclusion of a DSHT into a humid air turbine (HAT) system. The DSHT used both multicompartment absorbers and generators to minimise exergy losses.…”
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