Journal of Physics Conference Series · 2019 · 14 citations · 0 references
EngineeringChemical EngineeringEnvironmental EngineeringEnergy EconomicsEnergy SystemsHeat TransferCogeneration SystemsDistillationEnergy ConversionRenewable EnergyResource EfficiencyCarbon DioxideEnergy IntegrationHeatPower Plant DesignThermodynamic Performance AnalysisWater Efficiency
Abstract This research illustrates the co-generation process of electricity and fresh water (H 2 O) through the application of combined distillation power plants producing very high efficiency for the electricity generation and the available utilization of waste energy. Consequently, it increases the power of low temperature multi-stage distillation plants. This project is about Combined Heat Power (CHP) distillation process that gives the best environmental effect for the reduction of carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) gases, which effects in water prices and yields pure water from the distillation process. Besides, this report includes economical and practical factors, which are taken with consideration of the feasibility of CHP. The factors affecting within choose of the power plant and the overall system economics are additionally discussed and analysed.