Lecture

Cogeneration: Introduction

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This lecture introduces the concept of cogeneration, explaining its working principle and how it can replace conventional technologies. It also covers the potential savings in energy, costs, and environmental impact. Examples of cogeneration in the Beznau nuclear plant are discussed, along with the comparison between a standard power plant and cogeneration in terms of power generation and heat utilization.

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