论文信息 - Performance Comparison of R134a Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) Using Hot Wastewater and Surface Seawater

Performance Comparison of R134a Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) Using Hot Wastewater and Surface Seawater

This study was performed to find out the possibility that hot waste water from a thermoelectric power plant can be applied to Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) by comparing the performance characteristics for use of the ocean surface water (25℃) and hot waste water (35℃) as a secondary fluid. The parameters considered in this study are four; superheating temperature, subcooling temperature, turbine efficiency, and pump efficiency. Main results of this study are summarized as follows : Overall efficiency of applying hot waste water to ORC is 87% higher than that of surface water. Thus it could be confirmed that hot waste water of the thermoelectric power plant can be applied to ORC. Key w ords: Performance comparison, Organic Rankine cycle, Hot wastewater, Surface seawater, R134a

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