Complementary Configuration and Operation of a <scp>CCHP</scp> ‐ <scp>ORC</scp> System
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Abstract
This chapter explains the combined cooling, heating, and power (CCHP)-organic Rankine cycle (ORC) system configuration. It focuses on the optimal operation strategies that are designed for normal load and overload cases. The chapter explores the evaluation criteria of the CCHP-ORC system. It provides a case study results to verify the effectiveness of the proposed system configuration and operation strategies. Fortunately, by adjusting the loads of the electric chiller and the ORC dynamically, the electricity and thermal energy outputs of the presented CCHP-ORC system can be changed to accurately match the energy requirements of users over a wide load range. Generally, the designed capacity of CCHP-ORC system is sufficient to meet the energy requirements of users. The three criteria chosen to show the CCHP-ORC system performance are primary energy consumption (PEC), carbon dioxide emissions (CDE), and operational cost (COST).
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