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</script>Simulation of polygeneration systems
handle: 11588/723928
This Special Issue aims at collecting the recent studies dealing with polygeneration systems, with a special focus on the possible integration of different technologies into a single system, able to convert one or multiple energy sources into energy services (electricity, heat and cooling) and other useful products (e.g., desalinized water, hydrogen, glycerin, ammonia, etc.). Renewable sources (solar, wind, hydro, biomass and geothermal), as well as fossil fuels, feeding advanced energy systems such as fuel cells and cogeneration systems, are considered. Special attention is paid to control strategies and to the management of the systems in general. Studies including thermoeconomic analyses and system optimizations are presented.
Renewable energy, Distributed generation, Polygeneration, Renewable energy, Distributed generation, Polygeneration
Renewable energy, Distributed generation, Polygeneration, Renewable energy, Distributed generation, Polygeneration
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