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Figure 3 Conventional refrigeration system arrangement in a supermarket

Figure 3 Conventional refrigeration system arrangement in a supermarket

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well above the exhaust gas acid dew point of 60 °C when natural gas is used as a fuel Heat to power ratio:
well above the exhaust gas acid dew point of 60 °C when natural gas is used as a fuel Heat to power ratio:
Figure 1 Flow diagram for conventional power, refrigeration and heating in a supermarket
Figure 1 Flow diagram for conventional power, refrigeration and heating in a supermarket
Figure 4 Proposed HT refrigeration system arrangement in a supermarket.
Figure 4 Proposed HT refrigeration system arrangement in a supermarket.
Figure 5 Energy flow diagram for conventional and trigeneration systems
Figure 5 Energy flow diagram for conventional and trigeneration systems
Figure 6 Part load performance of micro-gas turbine CHP system (GCV of 39.2 MJ/m’, CIT =
Figure 6 Part load performance of micro-gas turbine CHP system (GCV of 39.2 MJ/m’, CIT =
Figure 8 Impact of percentage of heat used to drive the absorption system on overall efficiency
Figure 8 Impact of percentage of heat used to drive the absorption system on overall efficiency
Table | Parametric data for system comparison
Table | Parametric data for system comparison
Table 2 Energy rates and emissions factor
Table 2 Energy rates and emissions factor
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