Development of Models for Estimating the Cost of Power Equipment Based on Supercritical Carbon Dioxide

Authors

  • Komarov Ivan Igorevich

    Department of Innovative Technologies of High-tech Industries, National Research University, Moscow 111250 , Russia
  • Oparin Maxim Vitalievich

    Department of Innovative Technologies of High-tech Industries, National Research University, Moscow 111250 , Russia
  • Vegera Andrey Nikolaevich

    Department of Innovative Technologies of High-tech Industries, National Research University, Moscow 111250 , Russia
  • Milyukov Igor Alexandrovich

    Department of Innovative Technologies of High-tech Industries, National Research University, Moscow 111250 , Russia
  • Muhmmad Maaz Shaikh Department of Innovative Technologies of High-tech Industries, National Research University «Moscow Power Engineering Institute», Moscow, Russia,

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.30564/jees.v7i1.7324
Received: 20 September 2024 | Revised: 18 October 2024 | Accepted: 22 October 2024 | Published Online: 12 December 2024

Abstract

Power consumption increases annually, wherefore the air emissions during its production occasionally increase. One of the most promising trends of environmentally safe generation of electricity is the transition to oxygen-fuel power complexes operating on a carbon dioxide working medium, with a share of its capture up to 99%. It is worth noting that the breadth of application of power technologies is determined not only on the basis of criteria of thermal efficiency and environmental safety. The most important criterion is the indicator of economic accessibility, the failure of which does not yet allow for a large-scale transition to the use of electric power technologies with the capture and disposal of greenhouse gases. In this study, a set of multifactorial models for estimating the cost of the main generating equipment operating on supercritical carbon dioxide has been developed. it is  found that an increase in the initial temperature and pressure will increase the cost of the main generating equipment operating on supercritical carbon dioxide.

Keywords:

Supercritical Carbon Dioxide; Thermodynamic Cycle; Waste Heat Exchanger; Turbine; Combustion Chamber; Efficiency

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Komarov Ivan Igorevich, Oparin Maxim Vitalievich, Vegera Andrey Nikolaevich, Milyukov Igor Alexandrovich, & Shaikh, M. M. (2025). Development of Models for Estimating the Cost of Power Equipment Based on Supercritical Carbon Dioxide. Journal of Environmental & Earth Sciences, 7(1), 251–260. https://doi.org/10.30564/jees.v7i1.7324

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Vol. 7 , Iss. 1 (January 2025): In Progress

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