Zero Emissions Power Cycles / Edition 1

Zero Emissions Power Cycles / Edition 1

ISBN-10:
1420087916
ISBN-13:
9781420087918
Pub. Date:
04/23/2009
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis
ISBN-10:
1420087916
ISBN-13:
9781420087918
Pub. Date:
04/23/2009
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis
Zero Emissions Power Cycles / Edition 1

Zero Emissions Power Cycles / Edition 1

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Overview

Focusing on fossil-fueled, nonpolluting power generation systems, this timely volume presents alternative solutions to the severe emissions issues of power plants. Along with a description of new thermodynamic cycles and the results of computational analyses, it provides modern analytical tools and equations to evaluate exergy and introduce currentology. The authors explore various aspects of zero emissions power plant technology, including carbon dioxide sequestration, ion transport, and oxygen enrichment. They also explain the Pareto optimization of power cycles as well as solar energy conversion, such as seaweed photosynthesis with zero emissions power generation.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781420087918
Publisher: Taylor & Francis
Publication date: 04/23/2009
Pages: 300
Product dimensions: 6.12(w) x 9.19(h) x (d)

About the Author

Yantovsky, Evgeny; Gorski, J.; Shokotov, Mykola

Table of Contents

Controversial Future

Introduction and Forecast

Reasons for Climate Change

Controversial Statements

Unavoided Carbon Capture at Zero Emissions Power Plant (ZEPP)

The Origin of Hydrocarbon Fuels

Thermodynamics of a Reaction with Methane Formation of CO2 and Fayalite

Emerging Task—The Sequestration

Cycles Review

Carbon Capture Methods

Early Attempts

Industry First Becomes Interested

Continued Development

ZEPP Cycles Incorporating Oxygen Ion Transport Membranes

Zero Emissions Vehicle Cycle—Preliminary Section

Toward Zero Emissions Industry

A Photocopy of an Important Paper

Some Additional Remarks

Zero Emission Quasicombined Cycle with External Oxygen Supply

Carbon Dioxide—Thermodynamic Properties, Pure and Mixtures

Gas Mixtures

Efficiency of Compressor and Turbine for Real Gas Conditions

Detailed Simulation of a Zero Emission Power Cycle on Pure Carbon Dioxide

Oxygen Ion Transport Membranes

Nernst Effect

Oxygen Ion Transport Membrane Reactors (ITMR) for ZEPPs

Chemical Looping Combustion

The ZEITMOP Cycle and Its Variants

The ZEITMOP Cycle with Separate ITMR and Coal-Powder Firing

Gas-Fired ZEITMOP Version with Combined ITMR and Combustor

A Zero Emission Boiler House for Heating and Cooling

A Transport Power Unit Version Using a Turbine

A Zero Emissions Aircraft Engine

A Membrane Smokeless Heater

A Zero Emission Rankine Cycle

Boiler Integrated with ITM Combustor

Detailed Simulation of the ZEITMOP Cycle

Turbomachinery for Carbon Dioxide as Working Substance

ZEIMOP Cycle Analysis

ZEITMOP Cycle with Combined Combustion Chamber and ITM Reactor

Simulation of Oxygen Transport Membrane Units

Results and Discussion

Zero Emissions Piston Engines with Oxygen Enrichment

Main Culprit

Zempes Outline

Hi-Ox Zempes

Addition of Thermochemical Recuperation (TCR)

Membrane Reactor for Piston Engines

Zero Emissions Turbodiesel

Membrane Reactor for Turbodiesel

Numeric Example

High Temperature Heat Exchanger for Turbodiesel

Economics of Zempes on Different Fuels

Piston Engine with Pressure Swing Adsorption Oxygen Reactor

Trigenerator for Enhancement of Oil Recovery (EOR)

Solar Energy Conversion through Photosynthesis and Zero Emission Oxy-Fuel Combustion

Biomass Combustion—Is It a Sustainable Energy?

A Short History of Algae Cultivation and Use

What Is ULVA?

Macroalgae as a Renewable Fuel

Macroalgae Cultivation in Israel and Italy

Energy Flow Concentration

Power Unit Outlook

Gasification

Water Desalination

Comparison with the First Soft Version of 1991

Associated Tool for Calculations

Introduction

What Is Exergy?

Exergonomics

Exergy Conversion in the Thermochemical Recuperator of a Piston Engine

Currentology as an Intermediate File

Pareto Optimization of Power Cycles

Two Lectures

To Ban or Not to Ban? (On the Human Right to Breathe and Global Warming)

On the Fate of a Mechanical Engineer

Concluding Remarks

Index

References appear at the end of each chapter.

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