Exergoenvironmental analysis is a new tool for evaluation of an energy conversion system

Authors

  • T. Morosuk

Abstract

Exergy-based methods (exergetic, exergoeconomic and exergo-environmental analyses) are powerful tools for developing, evaluating and improving an energy conversion system. Exergoenvironmental analysis is a unique combination of exergy analysis and life cycle assessment conducted at the component level to identify the location, the magnitude and the causes of environmental impact.

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Issue

No. 4 (2013): (???)

Section

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