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Enrico Munari

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Concurrent optimization of size and switch-on priority of a multisource energy system for a commercial building application

2015

Abstract In recent years, the governments of most nations have pledged to (i) limit carbon dioxide emissions, (ii) reduce primary energy consumption by increasing production, distribution and end-use efficiency and (iii) increase the utilization of renewable energy sources. In general, these goals are pursued separately by law, by subsidizing renewable energy technologies, reducing the demand or using high efficiency technologies. In this context, multi-source systems for the fulfillment of energy demands are highly advantageous because they are based on different technologies which use renewable, partially renewable and fossil energy sources. However, the main issues of multi-source system…

Engineeringbusiness.industryNet present valueFossil fuelCHPAmbientalePrimary energy savingContext (language use)Environmental economicsEnergy engineeringEnergy accountingRenewable energyEnergy conservationCHP; GA optimization; Net present value; Primary energy savingEnergy(all)ElectricitybusinessSimulationGA optimizationEfficient energy use
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Measurement and Prediction of Centrifugal Compressor Axial Forces During Surge—Part II: Dynamic Surge Model

2017

The force acting on centrifugal compressors is an important parameter to be considered throughout the operating life of these turbomachines. When the compressor is operating in surge conditions, these forces can become highly dangerous for the mechanical and aerodynamic structures. This instability is usually avoided in industrial applications, but the antisurge system may not react in time when emergency shutdowns or power failures take place. During these rapid transients, surge can develop, generating unsteady forces which can harm the close clearance components of the compressor. Therefore, the capability to predict the characteristics and the dynamics of these surge forces would allow …

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Experimental Investigation of Stall and Surge in a Multistage Compressor

2016

Flow instability conditions, in particular during surge and stall phenomena, have always influenced the operational reliability of turbo-compressors and have attracted significant interest resulting in extensive literature. Nowadays, this subject is still one of the most investigated because of its high relevance on centrifugal and axial compressor operating flow range, performance and efficiency. Many researchers approach this important issue by developing numerical models, whereas others approach it through experimental studies specifically carried out in order to better comprehend this phenomenon. The aim of this paper is to experimentally analyze the stable and unstable operating condit…

EngineeringMass flowEnergy Engineering and Power TechnologyAerospace EngineeringMechanical engineering02 engineering and technology01 natural sciencesNO010305 fluids & plasmas010309 opticsSurge0203 mechanical engineeringControl theory0103 physical sciencesSurgeStallbusiness.industryMechanical EngineeringCentrifugal compressorStall (fluid mechanics)Rotational speedCentrifugal compressors; Surge; Stall; Test rigCentrifugal compressorsFuel TechnologyTest rig020303 mechanical engineering & transportsAxial compressorNuclear Energy and EngineeringCompressors; Stall; Surge; Test rigbusinessGas compressorCompressorsTurbochargerVolume 9: Oil and Gas Applications; Supercritical CO2 Power Cycles; Wind Energy
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