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Parametric Investigation of Open-drive Scroll Expander for Micro Organic Rankine Cycle Applications
Organic Rankine cycles (ORC) are used to produce power from low temperature heat sources. In the low power output range (<10 kWe), scroll expanders are preferred. However, the performance of the ORC system is dependent on the expander efficiency. The present work focuses on the parametric investigat
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