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Thermodynamic assessment of a novel SOFC and intercooled GT integration with ORC: Energy and exergy analysis
•Energy and Exergy analysis of the SOFC-ICGT-ORC system.•Parametric impact have been investigated on the integrated system.•Intercooling heat utilized in the ORC to augment the extra power output through ORC.•R1233zd(E) utilized as the working fluid for ORC. The novelty in this article is to utilize...
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Published in: | Thermal science and engineering progress 2022-09, Vol.34, p.101411, Article 101411 |
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Main Authors: | , , |
Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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Summary: | •Energy and Exergy analysis of the SOFC-ICGT-ORC system.•Parametric impact have been investigated on the integrated system.•Intercooling heat utilized in the ORC to augment the extra power output through ORC.•R1233zd(E) utilized as the working fluid for ORC.
The novelty in this article is to utilize the intercooling heat to augment the extra power output through ORC along with the reduction of work required by air compressor. A parametric analysis has been performed on the integrated system having solid oxide fuel cell, gas turbine, and organic Rankine cycle to assess the implication of parameters such as fuel utilization factor, current density, turbine inlet temperature, and compression ratio on the integrated system through energy and exergy analysis. The obtained results shows that the SOFC-GT-ORC system energetic and exergetic efficiency increases from 41.85 % to 47.34 % and 51.36 % to 56.85 %, respectively, at 6 compression ratio, 0.75 fuel utilization factors, and 0.4 A/cm2 current density as the intercooler is incorporated in the air compressor and heat utilized in the ORC. Therefore, from this study authors have found that the adoption of the intercooler is advantageous to the combined system. |
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ISSN: | 2451-9049 2451-9049 |
DOI: | 10.1016/j.tsep.2022.101411 |