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Experimental investigations on a CO2-based Transcritical Power Cycle (CTPC) for waste heat recovery of diesel engine

Shi et al., 2017

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17344284029905525111
Author
Shi L
Shu G
Tian H
Chang L
Huang G
Chen T
Publication year
Publication venue
Energy Procedia

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CO 2-based transcritical Power Cycle (CTPC) could be used for engine waste heat recovery as the safety and environment-friendly characteristic of fluid, which also matches high temperature of engine exhaust gas and satisfies miniaturization demand of recovery …
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