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Optimized Approach to Water Desalination and Solar Energy Power Production
The production approaches of energy and water are undeniably interconnected; optimizing these approaches promises to increase overall system efficiency and lower energy and freshwater production costs. This paper will demonstrate this solution by investigating a synergistic co-generation system developed to concurrently generate electricity and fresh water using a solar plant. The solar plant utilizes a parabolic trough solar concentrator to collect solar energy that is used to run a supercritical CO2 Brayton power cycle and drive MSF desalination unit from wasted energy. A dynamic model of the proposed multi-stage system has been simulated, and the simulation results reveal that the proposed co-generation system is capable of generating a maximum of 27 MW power and 372 lit/s water mass flow rate exemplifying the efficiency advantages over the existing technologies.
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