2004
DOI: 10.1205/026387604774196064
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Top-level Analysis of Site Utility Systems

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“…The method decomposes complex turbines into a number of simple turbines, allows for variations in turbine efficiency at full and part load and optimises the range of options. The total site profiles and turbine network models are the basis of many methods (Klemes et al, 1997;Varbanov et al, 2004aVarbanov et al, , 2004bBandyopadhyay et al, 2010;Gorsek et al, 2006;Shang and Kokossis, 2005) for top level analysis and optimisation of utility systems. All of these methods are designed for optimisation of utility systems including cogeneration of heat and power rather than trying to minimise the energy penalty associated with retrofitting a single power station with additional heat sources and sinks.…”
Section: Methods For Selection Of Optimum Utilities
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