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Environmental Science & Technology 2018

Journal of Environmental Research

Page 42

March 29-31, 2018

Vienna, Austria

4

th

Edition of International Conference on

Environmental Science

& Technology 2018

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his research proposes and models exergetically and

economically the novel trigeneration system made up a

dual organic Rankine cycle (DORC) integrated with the solar flat

plates. The proposed system is undertaken to deliver electricity

power, heating and cooling effects. The desired system is

equipped with an ejector cooling cycle to provide the cooling

load. In order to enhance the system operation, copper oxide

(CuO) nanoparticles are utilized inside the heat transfer medium

in the solar subsystem. The impacts of several substantial

design parameters are evaluated on the annual exergy efficiency

as well as the total product cost rate of the system for various

insolation for each month. Two groups of working fluids namely

R1234yf-R245fa and R423A-R236fa are applied inside the

DORC. Sensitivity analysis implies that the increment of the

ejector outlet pressure has a positive effect on both exergetic

and cost performance of the system for all studied working

fluids. Additionally, an evolutionary algorithm is used to find the

optimum exergetic and economic performance of the system.

Optimization results show that the annual exergy efficiency and

the total product cost rate are improved within 24.4% and 11.8%,

respectively for R1234yf-R245fa and they are modified by about

19.3% and 15.3%, respectively for R423A-R236fa.

Recent Publications

1. Boyaghchi F A and Nazer S (2017) Assessment

and optimization of a new sextuple energy system

incorporated with concentrated photovoltaic thermal-

Geothermal using exergy, economic and environmental

concepts. Journal of Cleaner Production 164:70-84.

2. Boyaghchi F A and Asgari S (2017) A comparative

study

on

exergetic,

exergoeconomic

and

exergoenvironmental assessments of two internal

auto-cascade refrigeration cycles. Applied Thermal

Engineering 122:723-737.

3. Boyaghchi F A, Mahmoodnezhad M and Sabeti V

(2016) Exergoeconomic analysis and optimization of

a solar driven dual-evaporator vapor compression-

absorption cascade refrigeration system using

water/CuO nanofluid. Journal of Cleaner Production

139:970-985.

4. Boyaghchi F A and Montazerinejad H (2016) Multi-

objective optimisation of a novel combined cooling,

heating and power system integrated with flat

plate solar collectors using water/CuO nanofluid.

International Journal of Exergy 21(2):202-238.

5. Boyaghchi F A, Chavoshi M and Sabeti V (2015)

Optimization of a novel combined cooling, heating and

power cycle driven by geothermal and solar energies

using the water/CuO (copper oxide) nanofluid. Energy

91:685-699.

Biography

F A Boyaghchi has completed her BSc, MSc and PhD degree in the Ener-

gy Conversion field from the University of Science and Technology (IUST),

Tehran, Iran. Now, she is working as an Associate Professor of Mechanical

Engineering Department in the Faculty of Engineering and Technology at

Alzahra University. She is the Head of Mechanical Engineering group and

has her expertise in solar thermal system design, environmental assess-

ment and optimization. Renowned for her pioneering works in the area of

renewable energy technologies. She has authored and co-authored more

than 50 refereed journal and conference papers and a book chapter pub-

lished by Elsevier.

fahmadi@alzahra.ac.ir

Assessment and optimization of a novel solar dual organic

Rankine cycle trigeneration system based on exergy and

exergoeconomic analyses

F A Boyaghchi

and

M Chavoshi

Alzahra University, Iran

F A Boyaghchi et al., J Environ Res, Volume 2