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La valutazione del fattore di scorrimento nel dimensionamento di ventilatori centrifughi a pale rovesce
No full textInfluenza di alcuni parametri geometrici sulle distribuzioni di velocità e di turbolenza e sulle prestazioni di ventilatori centrifughi a pale rovesce
No full textStudio sperimentale della corrente all'ucsita delle giranti di una soffiante centrifuga a quattro stadi
No full textStudio sperimentale sulla distribuzione di velocità all'uscita di ventilatori centrifughi a pale rovesce
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Analisi numerica mediante elementi finiti del flusso viscoso attorno ad un cilindro circolare
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Criteri energetici e prestazionali per la scelta della turbina a vapore ad estrazione controllata
No full textAnalisi energetica ed exergetica di un impianto di cogenerazione di piccola taglia, alimentato con residui industriali
No full textIncreasing the energy efficiency of an internal combustion engine for ship propulsion with bottom ORCS
Full text linkThe study examines the option of adding a bottom Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) for energy recovery from an internal combustion engine (ICE) for ship propulsion. In fact, energy recovery from the exhaust gas normally rejected to the atmosphere and eventually from the cooling water circuit (usually rejected to the sea) can significantly reduce the fuel consumption of a naval ICE during its operation. In the paper, different possible bottom ORC configurations are considered and simulated using the Aspen® code. Different working fluids are taken into account, jointly with regenerative and two-temperature levels designs. The energy recovery allowed by each solution is evaluated for different engine load, allowing the identification of the most suitable ORC configuration. For the selected case, the preliminary design of the main heat exchangers is carried out and the off-design performance of the whole combined propulsion plant (ICE + ORC) is evaluated, leading to a preliminary analysis of cost saving during normal ship operation. The results of this analysis show an increase in power output of about 10% and an expected Payback Time of less than 6 years
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