Comparative Analysis on the Off-Design Performance of Organic Rankine Cycle Systems with Different Working Fluids[J]. 2018, 52(3): 25-33.
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Comparative Analysis on the Off-Design Performance of Organic Rankine Cycle Systems with Different Working Fluids[J]. 2018, 52(3): 25-33.DOI: 10.7652/xjtuxb201803004.
Comparative Analysis on the Off-Design Performance of Organic Rankine Cycle Systems with Different Working Fluids
Focusing on the problem that engine loads frequently vary in distributed energy system
and the traditional working fluid selection is only on the basis of the rated engine working condition
the working fluid selection based on off-design performance is investigated in this paper. A model of working fluid selection consisted of system design parameters
off-design simulation
thermal-economic analysis is established by MATLAB. Then
the effects of engine working conditions on the cycle performance are studied and the thermal-economic performance analysis of ORC using eight potentially applicable working fluids is conducted according to the all-day electricity demand of a hotel.
The results show that water is more suitable for waste heat recovery under high engine working load
while toluene shows its advantage for the low loading conditions. Electricity production cost E
O
and depreciated payback period D
O
of water
taking into account changing operating conditions
are 0.131 $·(kW·h)
-1
and 8.08 years E
O
and D
O
of toluene are 0.127 $·(kW·h)
-1
and 6.75 years
respectively. These results indicate that water is suitable for the building types with steady electricity demand
while toluene is suggested for the building types with transient electricity demand.
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