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concept is first explained through a simple thermodynamic example: a<br />
hot water storage tank. This system is then used to explain the relation<br />
between energy and time. Thus, a contribution is made to dynamic<br />
eMergy calculations through the evaluation of this system, as it differs<br />
from several published static emergy calculations.<br />
Key words: energy, dynamic system.<br />
THERMOECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF A COMBINED HEAT<br />
AND POWER SYSTEM<br />
by<br />
CLAUDIA IONIŢĂ, MIRCEA MARINESCU, ALEXANDRU<br />
DOBROVICESCU and EUGENIA-ELENA VASILESCU<br />
Abstract. This paper presents exergetic and economic analyses as<br />
well as a simulation of a cogeneration system based on gas turbine.<br />
The exergy analysis is based on the first and second laws of<br />
thermodynamics. In these analyses, mass and energy conservation<br />
laws were applied to each component of the system. Quantitative<br />
balances of the exergy and exergetic cost for each component, and for<br />
the whole system was carefully considered. The exergoeconomic<br />
model, which represented the productive structure of the system<br />
considered, was used to visualize the cost formation process and the<br />
productive interaction between components. The results showed good<br />
agreement with the reported data.<br />
Key words: cogeneration, exergetic product, exergetic fuel,<br />
exergetic efficiency, optimization.<br />
ON SIMULATION OF WET AIR CONVECTION IN THE<br />
INCLINED CAPACITOR<br />
by<br />
FEDOR GROSU, MIRCEA BOLOGA and OLEG MOTORIN<br />
Abstract. Possibility of obtaining water and electric power from<br />
atmosphere is shown. Simulation of moisture circle and electric charge<br />
separation in near Earth space is carried out and the density of the<br />
convection electric current produced by the electrohydrodynamic channel