Hazards of organic working fluids
Hazards of organic working fluids
We present several brief reviews on working fluids proposed for use in organic Rankine and bi-phase bottoming cycles. There are several general problems with many organic working fluids: flammability, toxicity, and a tendency to leak through seals. Besides, two of the proposed working fluids are to be used at temperatures above the manufacturer's maximum recommended temperature, and one is to be used in a way different from its customary usage. It may, in some cases, be more profitable to first seek alternative working fluids before committing large amounts of time and money to research projects on unsafe working fluids.
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Fluids, Toxicity, Organic Compounds, Hazards, Us Erda, Policy And Economy, 63 Radiation, 33 Advanced Propulsion Systems, Us Organizations 560306* -- Chemicals Metabolism & Toxicology-- Man-- (-1987), Hydrocarbons, Resource Conservation, Temperature Effects, Flammability, 330202 -- External Combustion Engines-- Rankine Cycle, Health Hazards, Thermal, Thermodynamic Cycles, Working Fluids, 29 Energy Planning, Rankine Cycle, 530200 -- Environmental-Social Aspects Of Energy Technologies-- Assessment Of Energy Technologies-- (-1989), National Organizations, And Other Environ. Pollutant Effects On Living Orgs. And Biol. Mat
Fluids, Toxicity, Organic Compounds, Hazards, Us Erda, Policy And Economy, 63 Radiation, 33 Advanced Propulsion Systems, Us Organizations 560306* -- Chemicals Metabolism & Toxicology-- Man-- (-1987), Hydrocarbons, Resource Conservation, Temperature Effects, Flammability, 330202 -- External Combustion Engines-- Rankine Cycle, Health Hazards, Thermal, Thermodynamic Cycles, Working Fluids, 29 Energy Planning, Rankine Cycle, 530200 -- Environmental-Social Aspects Of Energy Technologies-- Assessment Of Energy Technologies-- (-1989), National Organizations, And Other Environ. Pollutant Effects On Living Orgs. And Biol. Mat
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