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Simulation of the Allam cycle with carbon dioxide working fluid and comparison with Brayton cycle

Dokhaee et al., 2021

Document ID
17184391839515994773
Author
Dokhaee E
Saraei A
Jafari Mehrabadi S
Yousefi P
Publication year
Publication venue
International Journal of Energy and Environmental Engineering

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Abstract The Allam Cycle takes a novel approach to reducing emissions by employing oxy- combustion that utilizes carbon dioxide (CO2) working fluid, highly recuperated cycle. In this research, the main parts of the Allam cycle, including the combustion chamber, air …
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