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ABSTRACT
By 2030, the estimated requirement of power in Bangladesh will
become 34,000 MW, whereas the installed capacity until date is Conclusion
18,753 MW including solar power generation. To cope up with the Your text would go here. List your information on these lines. Your text would go here. List your
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based on closed loop recompression Brayton cycle with partial cooling
in which the working fluid is carbon dioxide. This power plant is Limitations
expected to generate 40 MW power at an efficiency of 44.52%. This
high percentage of efficiency will be possible
due to presence of supercritical CO2 as the working fluid.
Inlet temperature of sCO2 to the compressor, 31.25 0C
Outlet temperature of sCO2 from the compressor, 69.17 00C
Inlet temperature of sCO2 to the turbine, 570
570 0C
0
C
Outlet temperature of sCO2 from the turbine, 450.504
450.5040 0C
0
C

INTRODUCTION
31.25 0C
Inlet temperature of sCO2 to the solar receiver, 31.250 C
92.6 C
Outlet temperature of sCO2 from the turbine, 92.6
550 0CC
0

Inlet temperature of sCO2 to the auxiliary heat 550 0C

exchanger, 159.14 0C
Current Situation of Power Sector in Bangladesh Outlet temperature of sCO2 from the LTR before
mixing with the flow from the second compressor,
159.14 0C

Inlet temperature of sCO2 to the HTR, 175 0C

Outlet temperature of sCO2 from the HTR, 180
180 0C
0
C
Over the years, the power demand in Bangladesh has increased Outlet temperature of sCO2 from the second 196.7
196.7 0C
0
C
compressor before mixing with the flow from first
drastically. The major reason behind this escalating demand is the rapid compressor,
25 00C
growth of population in this country. Due to the increased population,
Inlet temperature of water to the cooler, 25 0C
40 0C
Outlet temperature of water from the cooler, 40 C0
677.8
677.8 0C
the demand for electricity has increased for household requirements.
Inlet temperature of air to the auxiliary heat C
exchanger,
650
650 0C
0

On the other hand, to meet the expanding demand for different

Outlet temperature of air from the auxiliary heat C
exchanger,

products by a huge population, the number of industries has increased

over the last few decades.
The power input to the first
compressor,
The power input to the second
compressor,
The power output from the
turbine,
Net work output from the cycle,

The thermal efficiency of the cycle

is,

Acknowledgments
Excess Air percentage, 300
Products temperature, C
The exergy destruction rate of the first compressor is, Effectiveness of auxiliary heat exchanger, 0.9
0.9

The exergy destruction rate of the second compressor

is,
The exergy destruction rate of the turbine is,

The exergy destruction rate of the cooler is,

The exergy destruction rate of the high temperature

regenerator is,
The exergy destruction rate of the low temperature
regenerator is,
The exergy destruction rate of the auxiliary heat
exchanger is,
The exergy destruction rate of the central
receiver is,

Total exergy expanded in the system,

Total exergy destruction of the system,

The second law efficiency of the system,

References
1. S
Inlet specific enthalpy of sCO2 to the compressor, 321.909
Outlet specific enthalpy of sCO2 from the compressor, 347.529

 
Inlet specific enthalpy of sCO2 to the turbine, 1059.797
Outlet specific enthalpy of sCO2 from the turbine, 926.8985
Mathematical Modeling of Energy Analysis Inlet specific enthalpy of sCO2 to the solar receiver, 872.244
Outlet specific enthalpy of sCO2 from the turbine, 514.547
The power input of the first compressor is Inlet specific enthalpy of sCO2 to the auxiliary heat 1034.947
exchanger,
Outlet specific enthalpy of sCO2 from the LTR before 537.6259

The power input of the second compressor is
The isentropic efficiency of the first compressor is defined as follows:
mixing with the flow from the second compressor ,
Inlet specific enthalpy of sCO2 to the HTR, 562.54
Outlet specific enthalpy of sCO2 from the HTR, 619.096
Outlet specific enthalpy of sCO2 from the second 592.99
compressor before mixing with the flow from first
compressor, Temperature at the inlet of Compressor 1, T 1 C

(3) Inlet specific enthalpy of water to the cooler,

Outlet specific enthalpy of water from the cooler,
104.2929
166.989
Turbine inlet temperature, T3
Pressure at the inlet of Compressor 1
C
7.4 MPa
The isentropic efficiency of the second compressor is defined as follows: Inlet specific enthalpy of air to the auxiliary heat
exchanger,
1116.614 Pressure ratio
Mass flow rate,
2.7
469.2 kg/s
(4) Outlet specific enthalpy of air from the auxiliary heat
exchanger,
1085.293 High temperature regenerator effectiveness
Low temperature regenerator effectiveness
0.85
0.7
The effectiveness of the high temperature regenerator is defined as follows: Isentropic efficiency of the compressors 0.8
Isentropic efficiency of the turbines 0.9
(5) Percentage of working fluid cooled, 0.55

Effectiveness of the low temperature regenerator:

The useful energy gained at the receiver is defined as follows:

(7)
The heat added by the auxiliary heater is defined as follows:
Contact Information: (8)
The turbine power can be defined as follows:
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