Thermoeconomic analysis of pvc production plant reactors cooling system

In this work the results of the research made to PVC production plant reactors cooling system are included. The heat generated in the reactor must be removed to maintain its temperature at an optimal range between 50 and 70 °C. To assess the cooling system exergetic and Thermoeconomic indicators wer...

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Cooling systems
Engineering research
Evaporative cooling systems
Exergy
Steam condensers
Thermoelectric equipment
Evaporative condenser
Exergetic efficiency
Exergoeconomic
Heat exchange
Production plant
Relative costs
Thermo-economic
Thermoeconomic analysis
Cooling
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Thermoeconomic analysis of pvc production plant reactors cooling system
title Thermoeconomic analysis of pvc production plant reactors cooling system
spellingShingle Thermoeconomic analysis of pvc production plant reactors cooling system
Cooling systems
Engineering research
Evaporative cooling systems
Exergy
Steam condensers
Thermoelectric equipment
Evaporative condenser
Exergetic efficiency
Exergoeconomic
Heat exchange
Production plant
Relative costs
Thermo-economic
Thermoeconomic analysis
Cooling
title_short Thermoeconomic analysis of pvc production plant reactors cooling system
title_full Thermoeconomic analysis of pvc production plant reactors cooling system
title_fullStr Thermoeconomic analysis of pvc production plant reactors cooling system
title_full_unstemmed Thermoeconomic analysis of pvc production plant reactors cooling system
title_sort Thermoeconomic analysis of pvc production plant reactors cooling system
dc.subject.keywords.none.fl_str_mv Cooling systems
Engineering research
Evaporative cooling systems
Exergy
Steam condensers
Thermoelectric equipment
Evaporative condenser
Exergetic efficiency
Exergoeconomic
Heat exchange
Production plant
Relative costs
Thermo-economic
Thermoeconomic analysis
Cooling
topic Cooling systems
Engineering research
Evaporative cooling systems
Exergy
Steam condensers
Thermoelectric equipment
Evaporative condenser
Exergetic efficiency
Exergoeconomic
Heat exchange
Production plant
Relative costs
Thermo-economic
Thermoeconomic analysis
Cooling
description In this work the results of the research made to PVC production plant reactors cooling system are included. The heat generated in the reactor must be removed to maintain its temperature at an optimal range between 50 and 70 °C. To assess the cooling system exergetic and Thermoeconomic indicators were used and it was observed that: (i) The greatest exergetic efficiencies arise in compressors. (ii) The greatest destruction of exergy and reasons of destruction of exergy cost and lower exergoeconomic factors are presented in the evaporative condenser. (iii) The heat exchange equipment has highest relative cost differences. © 2018 ASME.
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