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    The document discusses different types of combined power cycles and cogeneration systems. A combined power cycle uses the waste heat from one power cycle as the heat source for another cycle, such as using a gas turbine topping cycle and steam turbine bottoming cycle. Cogeneration systems sequentially produce electrical and thermal energy from a single fuel source to improve efficiency. Examples discussed include cogeneration plants using atmospheric fluidized bed coal combustion or coal gasification combined with a gas turbine combined cycle configuration. Fuel cell systems can also be used for cogeneration needs.

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    The document discusses different types of combined power cycles and cogeneration systems. A combined power cycle uses the waste heat from one power cycle as the heat source for another cycle, such as using a gas turbine topping cycle and steam turbine bottoming cycle. Cogeneration systems sequentially produce electrical and thermal energy from a single fuel source to improve efficiency. Examples discussed include cogeneration plants using atmospheric fluidized bed coal combustion or coal gasification combined with a gas turbine combined cycle configuration. Fuel cell systems can also be used for cogeneration needs.

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    The document discusses different types of combined power cycles and cogeneration systems. A combined power cycle uses the waste heat from one power cycle as the heat source for another cycle, such as using a gas turbine topping cycle and steam turbine bottoming cycle. Cogeneration systems sequentially produce electrical and thermal energy from a single fuel source to improve efficiency. Examples discussed include cogeneration plants using atmospheric fluidized bed coal combustion or coal gasification combined with a gas turbine combined cycle configuration. Fuel cell systems can also be used for cogeneration needs.

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    The document discusses different types of combined power cycles and cogeneration systems. A combined power cycle uses the waste heat from one power cycle as the heat source for another cycle, such as using a gas turbine topping cycle and steam turbine bottoming cycle. Cogeneration systems sequentially produce electrical and thermal energy from a single fuel source to improve efficiency. Examples discussed include cogeneration plants using atmospheric fluidized bed coal combustion or coal gasification combined with a gas turbine combined cycle configuration. Fuel cell systems can also be used for cogeneration needs.

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    Lecture Slides on

    [ME 4201]
    Applied Thermodynamics-II

    by
    Md. Golam Kibria
    Lecturer, Dept. of ME
    Reference Books
    – Engineering Thermodynamics (4th Edition)
    Work and Heat Transfer
    •Gordon Rogers & Yon Mayhew
    – Engineering Thermodynamics
    •Dwight C. Look, Jr. & Harry J. Sauer, Jr.
    –Thermodynamics
    An Engineering Approach
    •Yunus A. Cengel & Michael A. Boles
    –Steam Turbine Theory and Practice
    •William J. Kearton
    –Thermodynamics for Engineers (SI Version)
    •Jesse S. Doolittle & Francis J. Hale
    Combined Power Cycle
    A combined Power cycle is based on the coupling of two different power cycles
    such that the waste heat from one cycle is used partially or totally as the heat source
    for other cycle.
    Two power cycle are combined:
    ➢ Gas-turbine (Brayton) topping cycle.
    ➢ Steam-turbine (Rankine) cycle.

    (b)
    (a)
    Overall Efficiency & Work Ratio of a CPC
    Overall Efficiency & Work Ratio of a CPC
    Cogeneration System
    The Technique of sequential production of energy usually electrical and thermal
    from single energy source is called cogeneration.

    The performance of a cogeneration system is frequently measured in terms of


    effectiveness

    Area where Cogeneration is attractive????


    Gas turbine cogeneration plant based on atmospheric fluidized-bed
    combustion of coal.

    ➢ An alternative cogeneration system based on gas turbine operation.


    ➢ Avoid “High quality” energy source such as oil, natural gas.
    ➢ Heat supplied provided by an atmospheric fluidized bed combustion process.
    ➢ Equipment operate with pressure ratio from 4 to 8.
    Cogeneration plant based on atmospheric coal gasification and a
    combined cycle.

    ➢ A more advanced approach is to incorporate into overall system, the concept of coal
    gasification, a combined cycle,& cogeneration.
    ➢ Thermal to electric ratio between 1.5 to 2.5 indicate an overall efficiency of 60 to 70
    percent.
    ➢ Low cost.
    ➢ Low emission to the environment.
    ➢ Low water usage.
    Fuel-cell system employed for cogeneration needs

    ➢ A portion of process heat is back supply to the fuel processing section.

    ➢ Power converter convert dc power to ac power from power section

    ➢ Low emission to the environment.

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