Improving the efficiency of heat supply systems on the basis of plants operating on organic Rankine cycle

The calculation of a turbo-expander impeller of a thermoelectric plant operating according to organic Rankine cycle (ORC) is given. The calculation was carried out for real gas using the Peng-Robinson model. Freon R245fa was chosen as the working fluid of the plant. The approximation values of the coefficients of polynomial describing the temperature dependence of isobaric heat capacity on Freon R245fa were used in the calculation.

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Calculation methods of the gas flow in the impeller of a turbo-expander of ORC plant used in the heating plant

Solomin¹,

Daminov

Kamalov

2020

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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Improving the efficiency of heat supply systems on the basis of plants operating on organic Rankine cycle

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