Organic Rankine Cycle {ORC} Explained {Science Thursday Ep237}

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  • @tdevi1
    @tdevi1 2 місяці тому

    Loved the explanation! Well done!

  • @dalsenov
    @dalsenov Місяць тому

    I like your explanation. I liked and subscribed!

    • @s2tenglish
      @s2tenglish  Місяць тому

      Awesome, glad you liekd it

  • @Wiggly_Walker
    @Wiggly_Walker Місяць тому

    Is there a formula to measure Kw, or turbine sizing with the temperature delta or the thermal efficiency?

    • @s2tenglish
      @s2tenglish  Місяць тому

      get a quote from the company making it . they will give you a graph of there tool and its output based on different temperature delta

  • @kuldeep.singh03
    @kuldeep.singh03 2 дні тому

    love the way you explain

  • @mgotovac
    @mgotovac Місяць тому

    What would we get with cascading two or more ORC?

    • @s2tenglish
      @s2tenglish  Місяць тому +1

      nothing as radiator will struggle to dump heat into the next stage

  • @Jossy.mp4
    @Jossy.mp4 3 місяці тому

    bro ate.
    This was very informative and entertaining to watch. Subscribed!
    Quick Question, I am undergoing a research on a parabolic dish system optimization, and I am thinking if I can increase the efficiency of the device if the power conversion unit is a stirling engine coupled with an ORC for waste heat utilization. What do you think of this idea?

    • @s2tenglish
      @s2tenglish  3 місяці тому

      issue is always the same if you put LOAD on the waste heat stream you reduce the effecicy of the main system and the add one rerely add enough to justify it so from cost and simplicity and maintenance point of view its prefered to just have on stage or some passive use of waste heat

  • @ArpanBhandari-o5y
    @ArpanBhandari-o5y 9 місяців тому

    I stumbled upon your insightful video and I appreciate the depth of your analysis. Would you be open to further discussion on this topic? I'd love to hear more of your insights or any additional resources you might recommend.

    • @s2tenglish
      @s2tenglish  9 місяців тому +1

      Thanks & the 5 videos I have linkedin the description should provide some more data

  • @duas200884
    @duas200884 8 місяців тому

    Can we employ this rankine cycle in air compressors heat rejection and generate power from it ?

    • @s2tenglish
      @s2tenglish  8 місяців тому

      very little power would be made that way

  • @savstuff4241
    @savstuff4241 Рік тому

    If I have a turbine generator, Is there an approximation or empiric value to calculate the amount of energy can be produced with a rankine system?

    • @s2tenglish
      @s2tenglish  Рік тому

      there must be some online calculator

  • @hafizgunawan4594
    @hafizgunawan4594 3 місяці тому

    Well explained

  • @sam9067-p8s
    @sam9067-p8s Рік тому

    Theory:
    Hot side: solar thermal
    Cold Side: geo
    Working fluid: propane
    Application: simple loop utilizing natural convection. Priming pump, priming pump bypass, regulator valve, tesla valve and tesla turbine. Overflow canister used on high pressure side as a buffer for pressure fluctuations.
    Concerns: velocity of working fluid, freezing at heat source or flash point at condensor.

    • @s2tenglish
      @s2tenglish  Рік тому

      Okay

    • @sam9067-p8s
      @sam9067-p8s Рік тому

      @@s2tenglish I was bored and started scribbling only to find out I'd come up with simplified ORC generator. :D
      Solar thermal panels are around 3x more efficient than your photovoltaic panels. Could work for a small system or even a small household system. You're much smarter than I am. Could this concept be viable?

    • @s2tenglish
      @s2tenglish  Рік тому +1

      it does not work on small scale that is why we use PV pannel

  • @fishyerik
    @fishyerik 9 місяців тому

    Isn't it basically (Th-Tc)/Th gives you the theoretical limit of efficiency? As, 400 K hot side - 300 K cold side could produce 25% efficiency, if you had a perfect heat engine, and absolutely no losses.
    The other big issue is that refers to actual temperatures of the working fluid, not the temperature of the actual heat source, or temperature of what you reject the heat to. And the lower the temperature difference, the less heat transfer you get in a given heat exchanger.

    • @s2tenglish
      @s2tenglish  9 місяців тому

      On paper yes but that is not real life .

  • @olalekansalami5773
    @olalekansalami5773 6 місяців тому

    are there small scale ORC gadget for domestic usage yet?

    • @s2tenglish
      @s2tenglish  6 місяців тому +2

      nope its too expencive for too little power

  • @paulgbago8220
    @paulgbago8220 Рік тому

    does it use a compressor ?

  • @predictor7708
    @predictor7708 Рік тому

    Do you think population collapse will be recovered