Enhancement of net output power of thermoelectric modules with a novel air-water combination

Miao, Zhuang; Meng, Xiangning; Li, Xi; Liang, Boyang; Watanabe, Hiroaki

doi:10.1016/j.applthermaleng.2024.124745

Applied Thermal Engineering

2025

DOI: 10.1016/j.applthermaleng.2024.124745

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Enhancement of net output power of thermoelectric modules with a novel air-water combination

Zhuang Miao,

Xiangning Meng,

Xi Li

et al.

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Performance Improvement of the LNG Regasification Process Based on Geothermal Energy Using a Thermoelectric Generator and Energy and Exergy Analyses

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In this paper, a new approach is proposed to improve the performance of the LNG regasification process in a geothermal-transcritical CO2–LNG cycle by using thermoelectric generators. Energy and exergy analyses were applied to the proposed system and the plant’s performance is compared with the conventional CO2–LNG cycle. To achieve the optimal solution for the system, a multi-objective optimization technique based on a genetic algorithm is used. This study’s findings revealed that in the conventional CO2–LNG cycle, the highest exergy destruction occurs in the preheater. However, integrating a thermoelectric generator allows a portion of this destroyed exergy to be converted into power. The proposed system demonstrated 2% less exergy destruction compared to the conventional system. Moreover, the TEG contributes additional power, increasing the net output power of the system by 24%. This improvement ultimately enhances the overall exergy efficiency of the system. The analysis also concluded that, although a lower LNG mass flow rate reduces the system’s net power output, it improves the exergy efficiency. Overall, the proposed system exhibits an 8.37% higher exergy efficiency and a 24.22% greater net output power compared to the conventional CO2–LNG cycle.

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Enhancement of net output power of thermoelectric modules with a novel air-water combination

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References 45 publications

Investigation on graphdiyne electrode material for intercalation batteries, namely Ca-ion batteries: Computational study

Investigation on graphdiyne electrode material for intercalation batteries, namely Ca-ion batteries: Computational study

Exploring a metal coated by M-graphene as an encouraging anode electrode material for sodium-ion batteries using DFT calculations

Performance Improvement of the LNG Regasification Process Based on Geothermal Energy Using a Thermoelectric Generator and Energy and Exergy Analyses

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