Methodological aspects of technico-economic parameters of nuclear desalination plants

Koryakin, Yu. I.; Loginov, A.A.; Chernyaev, V. A.

doi:10.1016/s0011-9164(00)80205-2

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“…Already at the beginning of the development of thermal power plants, a clear method for visualization of solutions, called the Ginter's triangle, was developed - Fig. 1, [3][4][5]. If the Cartesian coordinates of the ordinate axis represent the costs of electricity production and the abscissa axis of heat, there are two extreme positions in which one component is the maximum and the other zero.…”

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Determination of Technical and Economic Indicators of Thermal Power Stations Directly From the Turbine Regime Characteristics

Kostov

2020

EUREKA: Physics and Engineering

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The distribution of costs for electricity and heat production is accomplished by a number of fairly conditional methods. Cost analysis and allocation must be carried out on the basis of objective technical and economic criteria. The application of a method is determined by the introduced regulatory frameworks, energy markets and the prices of energy products. There are two fundamental methods – "physical" and "exergy". The physical method is based on the distribution of costs, and the exergy on the second law of thermodynamics. The article reviews and analyzes the tariff policy of the Thermal power plant. Objective criteria have been identified to serve as a means of forecasting and controlling fuel consumption. The thermal efficiency of a Thermal power plant has been evaluated. A comparison was made with similar Thermal power plants. A fundamentally new approach is proposed to determine the main technical and economic criteria of the plant. The proposed method allows determining indicators that uniquely characterize the thermal and economic efficiency of the plant without the need for diversification of fuel costs

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confidence: 99%