Utilisation of waste heat from GT–MHR and PBMR reactors for nuclear desalination

Dardour, Saied; Nisan, S.; Charbit, F.

doi:10.1016/j.desal.2006.03.554

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“…In this regard some research works have been carried out in literature. Nisan et al [8][9][10][11] showed that utilizing the waste heat from nuclear power plant for seawater desalination is more profitable than using fossil fuel for this purpose. The utilization of the GT-MHR waste heat for power production was proposed by Yari and Mahmoudi [12] who suggested using Organic Rankine Cycles (ORCs) for this purpose.…”

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confidence: 97%

On the exergoeconomic assessment of employing Kalina cycle for GT-MHR waste heat utilization

Zare

Mahmoudi

Yari

2015

Energy Conversion and Management

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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On the exergoeconomic assessment of employing Kalina cycle for GT-MHR waste heat utilization

Zare

Mahmoudi

Yari

2015

Energy Conversion and Management

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“…For the evaluation of nuclear desalination system, IAEA has developed a nuclear desalination system program named as deep .…”

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Theoretical calculation simulation studies of ABV nuclear reactor coupled with desalination system

Khan

Danish

Haider

et al. 2015

Int. J. Energy Res.

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Summary In this paper, research has been conducted on the floating type nuclear power plant named as ABV reactor which is designed for district heating, power, and sea water desalination by OKBM facility at Russia. This reactor was tested under different thermal loads during the designing phase, and three modules have been investigated. Theoretical calculations and simulation studies have been performed on these three modules having specifications as ABV‐6M with 47MWth, ABV‐6 with 38MWth, and ABV‐3 with 18MWth.The results obtained from these modules have been calculated mathematically and verified by simulation. We have compared the originally derived data of ABV desalination system with our theoretical and simulation analysis. The results from two desalination techniques including RO and RO + MED have been calculated and are presented in this paper with details. The results obtained from both analysis show that the efficiency of ABV nuclear reactor desalination system increases with the decrease in corresponding water cost ratio. Copyright © 2015 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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“…Soroureddin et al [1] proposed the utilization of this waste heat for power production by using ORC. Dardour et al [2] proposed and analyzed the utilization of waste heat from GT-MHR and PBMR reactors for nuclear desalination of sea water. Since Kalina [3] introduced the Kalina cycle with the ammoniawater mixture as the working fluid, at least 30 new cycles based on the Kalina cycle have been presented.…”

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Parametric Investigation and Thermoeconomic Optimization of a Combined Cycle for Recovering the Waste Heat from Nuclear Closed Brayton Cycle

Luo

Hong

Liu

et al. 2016

Science and Technology of Nuclear Installations

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A combined cycle that combines AWM cycle with a nuclear closed Brayton cycle is proposed to recover the waste heat rejected from the precooler of a nuclear closed Brayton cycle in this paper. The detailed thermodynamic and economic analyses are carried out for the combined cycle. The effects of several important parameters, such as the absorber pressure, the turbine inlet pressure, the turbine inlet temperature, the ammonia mass fraction, and the ambient temperature, are investigated. The combined cycle performance is also optimized based on a multiobjective function. Compared with the closed Brayton cycle, the optimized power output and overall efficiency of the combined cycle are higher by 2.41% and 2.43%, respectively. The optimized LEC of the combined cycle is 0.73% lower than that of the closed Brayton cycle.

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Utilisation of waste heat from GT–MHR and PBMR reactors for nuclear desalination

Cited by 47 publications

References 2 publications

On the exergoeconomic assessment of employing Kalina cycle for GT-MHR waste heat utilization

On the exergoeconomic assessment of employing Kalina cycle for GT-MHR waste heat utilization

Theoretical calculation simulation studies of ABV nuclear reactor coupled with desalination system

Parametric Investigation and Thermoeconomic Optimization of a Combined Cycle for Recovering the Waste Heat from Nuclear Closed Brayton Cycle

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