Exergy destruction analysis of a power generation system utilizing the cold energy of LNG

Wan, Teng; Bai, Bin; Zhou, Weihong

doi:10.1016/j.heliyon.2023.e19393

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Robust H∞ control of neutral delayed systems using descriptive discretized Lyapunov function method: Design and stability analysis

Sabzevari,

Khosravi,

Azarinfar

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Heliyon

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Robust H∞ control of neutral delayed systems using descriptive discretized Lyapunov function method: Design and stability analysis

Sabzevari,

Khosravi,

Azarinfar

et al. 2024

Heliyon

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Study on the Performance of Supercritical Nitrogen Brayton Cycle Power Generation Using Liquefied Natural Gas as the Cooling Source

Yan,

Sun

2023

2023 3rd International Conference on Energy, Power and Electrical Engineering (EPEE)

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Energy, Exergy, Exergoeconomic Analysis, and Optimization in a Natural Gas Decompression Station with a Vortex Tube and Geothermal Preheating

Villalón-López,

Ambriz-Díaz,

Rubio-Maya

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Natural gas stations require a preheating stage to prevent the formation of hydrates inside of them provoked by a sudden decompression process of the natural gas. The preheating process has been investigated to improve efficiency and to reduce costs as well. This work studies the behavior of a natural gas decompression station with a first-stage preheating process using a vortex tube and a geothermal heat exchanger, followed by a second stage involving a water bath heater (heating vat). An energetic, exergetic, and exergoeconomic study has been carried out based on a mathematical model and the theory of exergetic cost, obtaining key thermodynamic and thermoeconomic variables, including exergy flows and equipment costs. A heat flow of 26.41 kW was obtained in the geothermal preheating stage; meanwhile, a 60.43 kW heat flow was obtained in the heating vat. The results showed a saving in station fuel using only 2.046% of the natural gas in the system at the second preheating stage. Also, the system was optimized, obtaining a 15.73% reduction in the decompressed natural gas cost. These findings show the possibility of implementing these systems in zones with many geothermal resources to reach a constant, profitable natural gas supply in areas where a pipeline network does not exist.

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Exergy destruction analysis of a power generation system utilizing the cold energy of LNG

Cited by 3 publications

References 49 publications

Robust H∞ control of neutral delayed systems using descriptive discretized Lyapunov function method: Design and stability analysis

Robust H∞ control of neutral delayed systems using descriptive discretized Lyapunov function method: Design and stability analysis

Study on the Performance of Supercritical Nitrogen Brayton Cycle Power Generation Using Liquefied Natural Gas as the Cooling Source

Energy, Exergy, Exergoeconomic Analysis, and Optimization in a Natural Gas Decompression Station with a Vortex Tube and Geothermal Preheating

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