Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Exergy, energy, exergoenvironmental assessment of a novel combined helium Brayton cycle and transcritical CO2 cycle for solar power tower applications
This study introduces a combined cycle that captures solar energy from a solar power tower for power generation. The system couples a helium-based Brayton cycle (topping cycle) with a transcritical carbon dioxide cycle (bottoming cycle), where the latter recovers and uses the waste heat released fro
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