
doi: 10.2172/7198709
Calculations and curves are presented which prove that for each turbine entry temperature, there is an entry pressure which will optimize the thermodynamic efficiency of a ''binary'' type geothermal power plant. Comparisons are made between thermodynamic efficiency and another method of rating process efficiency.
Optimization, Organic Compounds, Thermal Power Plants Geothermal Legacy 150802* -- Geothermal Power Plants-- Power Plant Systems & Components, Efficiency, Heat Exchangers, Binary-Fluid Systems, 15 Geothermal Energy, Hydrocarbons, 2-Methylpropane, Geothermal Legacy, Alkanes, Thermodynamics, Geothermal Power Plants, Power Plants
Optimization, Organic Compounds, Thermal Power Plants Geothermal Legacy 150802* -- Geothermal Power Plants-- Power Plant Systems & Components, Efficiency, Heat Exchangers, Binary-Fluid Systems, 15 Geothermal Energy, Hydrocarbons, 2-Methylpropane, Geothermal Legacy, Alkanes, Thermodynamics, Geothermal Power Plants, Power Plants
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