Energy and exergy analysis and optimal design of the hybrid molten carbonate fuel cell power plant and carbon dioxide capturing process

Effect of humidity and flue gas impurities on CO2 permeation of a polymer of intrinsic microporosity for post-combustion capture

“…More specifically, the CCS technological chain involves three major steps: separation of CO2 from a gaseous stream; compression and transport; and geological storage in an appropriate location. A large number of studies (Allam, 2003;Krishnamurthy et al, 2014;Yazdanfara et al, 2015;Leimbrink et al, 2015;Spigarelli and Kawatra, 2013) are dedicated to the design of the most efficient carbon dioxide separation process that still represents 60 to 80% of the cost of the overall CCS chain. For post combustion CO2 capture, several technologies have been proposed including absorption, adsorption, cryogenic distillation, and membrane separation (Allam, 2003).…”

Advanced exergoeconomic analysis of the multistage mixed refrigerant systems

“…According to the removing ability of irreversibility, total exergy destruction related to the kth component, is divided into unavoidable and avoidable parts as below [38,39]:…”

“…Advanced exergy analysis estimates exergy destruction in each component which is caused by itself and remaining components but conventional exergy analysis evaluates the individual component performance. Total exergy destruction associated with kth component, is divided into endogenous and exogenous parts as below [38,39]:…”

Conceptual design and energy analysis of novel integrated liquefied natural gas and fuel cell electrochemical power plant processes

“…In this study SOFC only provides the required electrical power (339 kW) and evaporator output 7 C. Economic analysis of combined fuel cell generators and absorption chillers using a proton exchange membrane fuel cell is investigated [30]. A hybrid fuel cell power plant and carbon dioxide capturing process is proposed and analyzed [31]. An integrated multi generation power plant which uses SOFC, ammonia-water single effect ARS and Rankine steam cycle is introduced and evaluated by exergy analysis method.…”