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Analysis of the high-efficiency EP-OTEC cycle using R152a

Yoon et al., 2017

Document ID
971271460863535809
Author
Yoon J
Seol S
Son C
Jung S
Kim Y
Lee H
Kim H
Moon J
Publication year
Publication venue
Renewable Energy

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Ocean thermal energy conversion (OTEC) cycles utilize renewable, eco-friendly heat sources. However, their low system efficiency diminishes their advantages and impedes commercialization opportunities. In this study, a liquid–vapor ejector and a motive pump are …
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