The second step of this course corresponds to the reinforcement of the concepts seen in the first step, with theoretical supplements on exergy and heat exchangers, the study of the variants of basic cycles, combined cycles and cogeneration (approximately 8 hours of work, excluding supplements).
At the end of this stage, learners should have understood:
This session shows how to draw up exergy balances in an open system
This session discusses heat exchangers and shows how to build them in Thermoptim
This exercise extends the exercise on compression and expansion (Sessions S21_En and S22_En). First, the exergy balance of the gas turbine studied above is drawn up using the spreadsheet presented in S6_En, which we recommend you to refer to. Then, we insert a regenerator in the machine, which allows to increase the performances
This exercise extends the exercise of the S26 session by adding a 15% extraction and a reheat at 540 ° C
This exercise extends the exercises on steam cycles (Sessions S26_En and S27_En) The exergy balances of the two cycles studied above are drawn up, using the spreadsheet presented in session S06_En, to which you should refer to
This exercise extends the exercise of session S31_En by drawing up the exergy balances and by studying the influence of the external temperature on the performances of the machine
In this exercise, we start by modeling a ground-water heat pump, then we draw up an exergy balance, and we size its evaporator.
This exercise shows how to model a diesel engine with Thermoptim
This exercise shows how to model a gasoline engine with Thermoptim
This exercise shows how to model with Thermoptim a combined cycle with a single pressure level
This exercise shows how to model with Thermoptim a cogeneration system for domestic hot water based on a micro-turbine
This exercise shows how to model with Thermoptim a cogeneration plant supplying the heat network of a city of 30,000 inhabitants