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Exergoeconomics is a powerful technique for the analysis and optimization of energetic systems. It is based on the union between the thermodynamics of irreversible processes making use of the exergy concept and the economic analysis. In the optimization procedure, the exergoeconomic analysis succeeds in indicating not only the optimum functional and constructive solution for a certain constructive structure, but also offers the direction to follow for finding the optimum structure of the system.
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Alexandru DOBROVICESCU: University Professor Politehnica University of Bucharest
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The study of the behavior of a thermodynamic system is based on the realization of its mathematical model, which can be used to simulate the operation and construction of the system .
The mathematical model is composed of the analytical expressions of the general laws of nature, and also contains information on the economic and dimensional constraints and thermodynamic properties of the system. The mathematical model must take into account the interaction of the system under consideration with the physical and economic environment in which it evolves.
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exergy | exergetic cost | exergoeconomic optimization | | | refrigeration | | energetic
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