In this paper, the energy diagnosis improvement of an existing steam power plant is faced on the basis of the Lost work Impact Formula, developed in the ambit of thermo-economics and presented in a previous paper. Three strategies for improving diagnostic accuracy are discussed and exemplified. Some cases of simultaneous malfunctioning of two components are introduced, to test the accuracy of energy recovery evaluation when intrinsic malfunction affects more than one component. The improved results show that the effect of the functional decay can be quantified with sufficient approximation also in that case where the first diagnostic attempt did not give meaningful answers. Key words: exergy losses, diagnosis, malfunction thermoeconomics, ...
It is noted that energy saving operations realized at steam power stations connected with industrial...
The focus of this project is the performance of an energy and exergy audit on a 173 MW pulverized co...
In order to achieve the “best” use of energetic and economic resources, not only the design of a pow...
The objectives of energy systems diagnosis are: i) identifying components responsible for highest lo...
Evaluation of thermodynamic efficiency of a power plant is usually performed using the method of so-...
This paper goes further with the aim at demonstrating the capabilities of the thermoeconomic approac...
This paper goes further with the aim at demonstrating the capabilities of the thermoeconomic approac...
In this paper exergoeconomic fuel-impact models for steam turbines in power plants are proposed. The...
The use of exergetic and thermoeconomic analysis for the diagnosis of efficiency reductions in energ...
This work is the first part of a wider project aiming at demonstrating the capabilities offered by t...
This work is the first part of a wider project aiming at demonstrating the capabilities offered by t...
The performance of energy systems usually degrades gradually away from the best operation conditions...
Diagnosis procedures primarily aim at locating the control volumes where anomalies occurred. This is...
In this study, diagnosis of a 300-MW combined cycle power plant under faulty conditions was performe...
Faults and malfunctions occurring in engineering systems may cause additional resources consumptions...
It is noted that energy saving operations realized at steam power stations connected with industrial...
The focus of this project is the performance of an energy and exergy audit on a 173 MW pulverized co...
In order to achieve the “best” use of energetic and economic resources, not only the design of a pow...
The objectives of energy systems diagnosis are: i) identifying components responsible for highest lo...
Evaluation of thermodynamic efficiency of a power plant is usually performed using the method of so-...
This paper goes further with the aim at demonstrating the capabilities of the thermoeconomic approac...
This paper goes further with the aim at demonstrating the capabilities of the thermoeconomic approac...
In this paper exergoeconomic fuel-impact models for steam turbines in power plants are proposed. The...
The use of exergetic and thermoeconomic analysis for the diagnosis of efficiency reductions in energ...
This work is the first part of a wider project aiming at demonstrating the capabilities offered by t...
This work is the first part of a wider project aiming at demonstrating the capabilities offered by t...
The performance of energy systems usually degrades gradually away from the best operation conditions...
Diagnosis procedures primarily aim at locating the control volumes where anomalies occurred. This is...
In this study, diagnosis of a 300-MW combined cycle power plant under faulty conditions was performe...
Faults and malfunctions occurring in engineering systems may cause additional resources consumptions...
It is noted that energy saving operations realized at steam power stations connected with industrial...
The focus of this project is the performance of an energy and exergy audit on a 173 MW pulverized co...
In order to achieve the “best” use of energetic and economic resources, not only the design of a pow...