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Co‐Generation

William D’haeseleer, Patrick Luickx

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This chapter contains sections titled: Co-generation Overview of existing technologies Co-generation installation dimensioning Assessment of the energy advantage of co-generation Energy advantage allocation The electrical aspects of co-generation installations Cooling by absorption and tri-generation Estimation of the potential of co-generation Influence of co-generation on the environment Conclusions and perspectives Bibliography

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This chapter contains sections titled: Co-generation Overview of existing technologies Co-generation installation dimensioning Assessment of the energy advantage of co-generation Energy advantage allocation The electrical aspects of co-generation installations Cooling by absorption and tri-generation Estimation of the potential of co-generation Influence of co-generation on the environment Conclusions and perspectives Bibliography

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This chapter contains sections titled: Co-generation Overview of existing technologies Co-generation installation dimensioning Assessment of the energy advantage of co-generation Energy advantage allocation The electrical aspects of co-generation installations Cooling by absorption and tri-generation Estimation of the potential of co-generation Influence of co-generation on the environment Conclusions and perspectives Bibliography

Key concepts: Dimensioning, Electricity generation, Third generation, First generation, Heat generation, Process engineering, Computer science, Environmental science

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