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Majid Amidpour ·
Mohammad Ebadollahi ·
Farkhondeh Jabari ·
Mohammad-Reza Kolahi ·
Hadi Ghaebi Editors
Synergy
Development
in Renewables
Assisted
Multi-carrier
Systems
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Synergy Development
in Renewables Assisted
Multi-carrier Systems
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MajidAmidpour MohammadEbadollahi
FacultyofMechanicalEngineering FacultyofMechanicalEngineering
K.N.ToosiUniversityofTechnology K.N.ToosiUniversityofTechnology
Tehran,Iran Tehran,Iran
FarkhondehJabari Mohammad-RezaKolahi
DepartmentofPowerSystemOperation EnergyandEnvironmentalResearchCenter
andPlanning NirooResearchInstitute
NirooResearchInstitute Tehran,Iran
Tehran,Iran
HadiGhaebi
FacultyofEngineering
UniversityofMohagheghArdabili
Ardabil,Iran
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Preface
Due to the environmental pollution caused by fossil fuels and the non-permanent
natureoftheseresources,themovetowardtheuseofrenewableenergyhasaccel-
erated. Renewable energy systems are stable, do not pollute the environment, and
leadtosustainabledevelopmentinthecountries.Inrecentyears,manyattemptshave
beenmadetoimprovetheenergysystems’performancebyusingmulti-generation
units and analyzing them from energy, exergy, economics, and the environment.
This book’s primary goal is the effort to introduce new methods for assessing and
upgrading the synergy. Therefore, the book explores sustainable practices such as
water-energy-foodnexusinpoly-generationunitsandnoveldesalinationsystems.
Oneofthesignificantissuesintheseenergysystemsisthestoragemethods;for
instance,carboncapturetoreduceenvironmentalpollutionandthehydrogenstorefor
theutilizationofsupplementaryfuel.Inthisregard,theeliminationofcarbondioxide,
theapplicationofcleanfuelssuchasrenewableenergy,andthespecialconsiderations
in energy storage with the approach of improving the welfare of society are the
other purposes of this book. Also, robust optimization, uncertainty and risk-aware
probabilisticanalysis,energymanagement,andpowersupplyofsensitiveplacessuch
asoilrigplatformsbyrenewablesareconsideredotheraimsofthebook.Meanwhile,
theuncertaintyoftheseunitshasledtomainconcernsregardingthereliabilityand
flexibility of the smart grids. Therefore, uncertainty analysis is performed to help
storeenergy,especiallyinvariableloadssuchassolarandwindenergies.
Thisbookiswrittenwithcomprehensiveandsimultaneousapproachestoallthese
concepts. While complementing previous books in this field, it adds several new
methodsandprocedures.Theauthorsproposeabookasanappropriatereferencefor
energysystemspecialists,academicresearchers,anddevelopersfromenergysectors
andenvironmentalorganizations.
This book retains its comprehensiveness and integrity, despite its extensive
content. The book targets an interdisciplinary field, which is dedicated to energy
systems and seeks to address the lack of fully inclusive references in this field. It
presentsexcitingtopicsfromintroductorytoadvancedchaptersandmeetstheneeds
ofmanyenthusiastsinthisfield.Becausethesubjectareaofthisbookisbroad,the
authorsfocusedonbalancingeachchapter’stheoreticalandpracticalaspects.
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Finally, the authors hope that the book will be helpful to undergraduate and
graduate students, researchers, and engineers, who are trying to solve and learn
deepconceptsinthefieldofenergyengineeringinrenewableassistedmulti-carrier
systems.
Tehran,Iran MajidAmidpour
Tehran,Iran MohammadEbadollahi
Tehran,Iran FarkhondehJabari
Tehran,Iran Mohammad-RezaKolahi
Ardabil,Iran HadiGhaebi
Contents
PartI EfficiencyImprovementfromEnergy,Exergy,Economic,
andEnvironmentalViewpoints,andWater,Energy,and
FoodNexus
1 ExergoeconomicAnalysisofEnergyConversionSystems:
FromFundamentalstoApplications ............................ 3
MuhammadAhmadJamil,HaseebYaqoob,TalhaS.Goraya,
MuhammadWakilShahzad,andSyedM.Zubair
2 Efficiency Improvement and Cost Analysis of a New
CombinedAbsorptionCoolingandPowerSystem ................ 23
FarzinJavanfam,HamedGhiasirad,andRahimKhoshbakhtiSaray
3 Reliability and Availability Consideration in Design
ofanAmmonia-WaterCHPSystemforaLow-Temperature
GeothermalSource ............................................ 51
HadiRostamzadeh,AfshinYaghoubi,SaeedGhavamiGargari,
MajidAmidpour,andWeifengHe
4 Thermodynamic, Economic and Environmental Study
ofaCombinedPowerGenerationCycleUsingBiogasFuel
asaPrimaryHeatSource ...................................... 83
MohammadEbadollahi, OmidPourali, HadiGhaebi,
andMajidAmidpour
5 A Biomass Assisted Solar-Based Multi-generation Plant
withHydrogenandFreshwaterProduction:Sustainability,
Advanced Exergy and Advanced Exergo-Economic
Assessments .................................................. 107
NasimHashemian,AlirezaNoorpoor,andMajidAmidpour
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6 PrincipleofLifeCycleAssessmentandCumulativeExergy
Demand for Biodiesel Production: Farm-To-Combustion
Approach ..................................................... 127
AshkanNabavi-Pelesaraei, ShahinRafiee,
NaghmehMohammadkashi, Kwok-wingChau,
andFatemehMostashari-Rad
7 Multi-generation System Optimization Compromising
Water-Energy-EnvironmentNexus .............................. 171
MohammadTajikMansouri, ZahraGhaffarpour,
MajidAmidpour,andJoséMaríaPonce-Ortega
PartII ProceduresforStorageandCarbonCaptureinEnergy
SystemSet-Ups
8 Primary Fuel Savings and CO Emission Reduction
2
intheMunicipalWasteviaAnaerobicDigestion .................. 203
MahdiRezaei, SaghiSalehi, MohammadEbadollahi,
HadiRostamzadeh,ZahraGhaffarpour,AmirFarhangSotoodeh,
andMajidAmidpour
9 Carbon Capture and Utilization as an Alternative
forRenewableEnergyStorage ................................. 229
NimaMohammadiandBehnamMousazadeh
10 A Critical Survey of Bioenergy with Carbon Capture
andStorage(BECCS) ......................................... 255
ChristopherSarkiziShamsHajianandMahsaSedighi
11 Working,ModelingandApplicationsofMoltenSaltTES
Systems ...................................................... 279
MumtazA.Qaisrani,NaveedAhmed,andQiuwangWang
12 OptimizationofMulti-stageCoolingSystem’sPerformance
forHydrogenFueledScramjet ................................. 311
PouryaSeyedmatin, MohammadEbadollahi,
MojtabaBezaatpour,andMajidAmidpour
PartIII EnergyProcurementinSensitivePlacesandRemote
Areas
13 Abandoned Wells and Geothermal Energy: A Survey
ontheUtilizationofGeothermalHeatfromAbandonedWells
inEnergySystems ............................................. 337
Mohammad-RezaKolahi, MohammadEbadollahi,
HosseinNami,MortazaYari,MajidAmidpour,andDavarEbrahimi
