Bileşik Güç ve Soğutma Çevriminin Termodinamik Analizi

Havva Ceylan; Tamer Yılmam

Research Article

Thermodynamic Analysis of Combined Power and Cooling Cycle

Year 2020, Volume: 3 Issue: 1, 46 - 51, 30.07.2020

Havva Ceylan Tamer Yılmam

Abstract

In this study, thermodynamic analysis of the combined power and cooling cycle, which simultaneously provide power and cooling, was performed. In the cycle, which is a combination of absorption cooling cycle and Rankine power cycle, ammonia-water mixture with variable temperature feature during the boiling and condensation process was used as the working fluid. The effects of turbine inlet pressure and boiler temperature on net work and system efficiency were examined for certain cooling loads. And the pressure ranges in which the system could produce net work were determined. According to the results obtained, the ratio of net work to cooling load at 120 110 and 100 oC boiler temperatures are 4.696, 4.088 and 2.978, respectively.

Keywords

Combined cycle, Cooling, Power production

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