REVIEW OF ORGANIC RANKINE CYCLE USED IN SMALL- SCALE APPLICATION
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https://doi.org/10.29121/ijetmr.v7.i1.2020.496Keywords:
ORC, Working Fluids, Expander, Application, Rotary VaneAbstract
Organic Rankine cycle an alternative way of generating energy from waste heat, fuel and gases at low-temperature. Method (ORC) proved successful and high efficiency to reduce environmental pollution, fuel consumption and convert low to medium heat sources. The paper will be presenting a review investigation on the organic Rankine cycle(ORC), cycle Background, (ORC) configuration, and selecting of working fluids and experimental studied of expansion apparatuses, which are classified into two type volumetric type such as (expander of rotary vane, scroll, reciprocating piston expander and screw) velocity kind (for example axial and radial turbine). Heat exchanger and expander apparatuses are considered economically expensive parts in (ORC).
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