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Analysis of required supporting systems for the Supercritical CO2 power conversion system
Recently, attention has been drawn to the viability of using S-CO(2) as a working fluid in modern reactor designs. Near the critical point, CO2 has a rapid rise in density allowing a significant reduction in the compressor work of a closed Brayton Cycle. Therefore, 45% efficiency can be achieved at
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