Emissions Production from Small Heat Sources Depending on Various Aspects

Jandačka, Jozef; Holubčík, Michal

doi:10.1007/s11036-020-01519-1

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“…The factors provided in this research leverage the society and the residents of buildings to optimize energy consumption in pandemic times. Due to the effect on the environment by usage of conventional energy resources, most of the countries in the European Union are on the verge of eliminating fossil fuel-based energy (Jandačka and Holubčík 2020;Kliestik et al 2020). For example, the Ministry of Environment in Czechoslovakia is providing alternatives to charcoal (Mardoyan and Braun 2015).…”

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Analyzing energy consumption factors during coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic outbreak: a case study of residential society

Qarnain

2020

Energy Sources, Part A: Recovery, Utilization, and Environmenta

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The global pandemic of COVID-19 has affected most countries and has impacted every household's operations. Mandatory stay-at-home lockdowns have forced building residents to use more energy for their daily routine activities, giving rise to higher energy usage. The increased energy use by building residents results in high energy bills and leads to a scarcity in the energy supply. Identifying factors that can control the high energy consumption in buildings can be used to optimize energy consumption and act as energy conservation factors. This proposed research is conducted to identify and explore the most influential energy consumption factors amid COVID-19 pandemic in residential buildings using a case study in India. To analyze the energy consumption factors, a Multiple Criteria Decision Making (MCDM) methodology based Best Worst Method (BWM) and a Decision-Making Trial and Evaluation Laboratory (DEMATEL) methodology have been integrated. The results show that among 34 comprehensive energy consumption factors, the high priority topmost 50% of the factors were analyzed. The main research outcome indicates that 53% of the factors were in the cause group and the remaining 47% were in the effect group factors. Research results conclude that in response to COVID-19, social distancing, home quarantine, and home transformation were the primary factors for energy consumption in homes. Among the sub-factors, the lockdown of streets, shutdown of public markets, and psychological factors were the top three factors adding to increased energy consumption. Further, Industrial and economic importance of the research is also discussed.

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Analyzing energy consumption factors during coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic outbreak: a case study of residential society

Qarnain

2020

Energy Sources, Part A: Recovery, Utilization, and Environmenta

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“…The theoretical analysis of the issue gives a derived formula adjusted by approximation to a usable shape for our experimental equipment. It follows from the relationship that the primary impulse for the crystallization of hydrates is the supersaturation Δμ, which depends on the actual concentration of the gas in the solution and is sensitive to the specific conditions of dissolution of the gas into the aqueous phase [6].…”

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“…During the growth phase, the germs formed grow in size or aggregate. Crystallization of the hydrate is considered successful in achieving the required pressure and temperature conditions for the time necessary to form the clathrate structure [5][6][7]. The basic parameters characterizing the hydrates can be seen in the table 1.…”

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Influence of Selected Parameters on the Rate Nucleation of Methane Hydrates

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The demand for energy is growing in the world, and therefore attention has been focused on the use of possible alternative energy sources. For countries with limited access to common hydrocarbon gases, methane hydrates appear to be a potential source of energy. Under certain pressure and temperature conditions, it is also possible to produce hydrates of hydrocarbon gases under laboratory conditions. However, we are currently at a very early stage in the development of methane hydrates. The transition from scientific theory to practical extraction is currently underway. This article describes the influence of selected physical parameters on the nucleation rate of hydrocarbon gas hydrates.

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“…Therefore, in our case, we decided for a tubular type exchanger. This type of exchanger enables the introduction of continuous cleaning, but also simple maintenance, when even after equipment failures, it is possible to replace individual parts (pipes) of the equipment that are exposed to the adverse corrosive effects of biomass flue gases [1,2].…”

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Numerical and CFD Design of Heat Exchanger Used to Biomass Combustion

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The article describes the design of a heat exchanger used for biomass combustion. The design takes into account simple maintenance of the exchanger, low input costs of construction and the highest possible efficiency. In the design is used the tubular type of heat exchanger. The construction consists of a tubular part - flue gas part, inter-tube space - heat transfer medium space. The output of the numerical model, CFD model is the heat transfer coefficient, heat exchanger power and final comparison of CFD and numerical model outputs.

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Emissions Production from Small Heat Sources Depending on Various Aspects

Cited by 18 publications

References 13 publications

Analyzing energy consumption factors during coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic outbreak: a case study of residential society

Analyzing energy consumption factors during coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic outbreak: a case study of residential society

Influence of Selected Parameters on the Rate Nucleation of Methane Hydrates

Numerical and CFD Design of Heat Exchanger Used to Biomass Combustion

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