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Performance Comparison and Investigation of Two Different Renewable Energy Fueled Multigeneration Systems
In this study, comprehensive thermodynamic, exergoeconomic and environmental performance of two multigeneration systems fueled by biomass and solar energy is surveyed. The multigeneration system A utilizes municipal solid waste and solar energy to produce power, heating, cooling, fresh water and hyd
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