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Exergy Based Optimization of a Biomass and Solar Fuelled CCHP Hybrid Seawater Desalination Plant
Integrated energy systems utilizing renewable sources are a sustainable and environmentally substitution for conventional fossil fired energy systems. A CCHP hybrid seawater desalination plant with two inputs such as biomass and solar energy and four useful outputs such as cooling, heating, power an
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