Lecture

Energy Conversion Systems: Efficiency and Design

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Description

This lecture covers energy efficiency project evaluation, heat recovery, heat exchanger network design, exergy analysis, mathematical programming, utility stream definition, utility integration principles, combustion for heat supply, boiler efficiency calculation, cogeneration systems, gas turbines, cogeneration engines, combined heat and power, steam network integration, heat pump and refrigeration, and refrigeration cycle integration.

Instructor

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