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Exergoeconomic Study of Reheat Combined Cycle Configurations using Steam and Ammonia-Water Mixture for Bottoming Cycle Parameters
The use of combined cycle power plants though had led the pathway to maximize the fuel energy utilization but the part-load operation of these plants is of concern. In this work, an exergoeconomic comparison of 11 different reheat combined cycle arrangements has been carried out under their part-loa
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