2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.enconman.2019.112426
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Multi-objective design optimization of a multi-generation energy system based on geothermal and solar energy

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“…Solana, which has been online since 2013, has a massive 1,680 megawatt-hour power reserve. Total thermal energy storage will almost double in 2015 [3]. Proposals using this practical thermal energy storage are gradually increasing [4][5][6].…”
Section: Case Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Solana, which has been online since 2013, has a massive 1,680 megawatt-hour power reserve. Total thermal energy storage will almost double in 2015 [3]. Proposals using this practical thermal energy storage are gradually increasing [4][5][6].…”
Section: Case Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Alirahmi et al [3] proposed a multiple generation system based on the geothermal energy and a parabolic-linear solar collector system for simultaneous electricity generation, cooling load, freshwater, hydrogen, and heat. To optimize the objectives of their research, EES (engineering equation solver) and MATLAB software were interconnected using the Dynamic Exchange Data method.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The dominant usage of steam turbines nowadays is production of mechanical power and electric generators drive [1,2]. Such steam turbines can be found in conventional [3,4], nuclear [5,6], combined or cogeneration [7][8][9], marine [10][11][12], or various other power plants [13][14][15]. Also, steam turbines can be used for various other purposes instead of electric generator drive.…”
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“…De igual forma, la energía solar se ha utilizado en combinación a otros tipos de energía alternativa como la energía geotérmica, logrando acoplar estas dos fuentes a ciclos Rankine orgánicos consiguiendo incrementos en la eficiencia exergética del sistema de un 29,9% y un ahorro en el costo unitario de la generación de aproximadamente 129 dólares [8]. Estas mejoras en la eficiencia del sistema no solo significan ahorros económicos en el proceso de generación energetica, sino que, además, impactan de manera positiva el medio ambiente.…”
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