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Optimization of a Linear Induction Oscillatory Machine in a Stirling Cogeneration system
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BEN AHMED Amid; MULTON Bernard; GARCIA BURREL Isabel; MONMASSON Eric; PREVOND Laurent; LE BALLOIS Sandrine |
| Abstract |
The simultaneous production of heat and power at a small-scale is already a well known technique. Cogeneration is one of the main ways to bring about decentralized, embedded, localized and/or autonomous power production. However, it is still a challenge to design cogenerators to be below 10 kW as required for the smallest applications such as providing heat and power to a single house. This paper specifically presents an automated procedure to optimize the generator performances of a microcogenerator. The procedure uses a steady-state analytical model of the generator to determine the parameters of its dynamical model. Then, the micro-cogenerator dynamics are simulated to calculate two accurate objective functions that are minimized by a genetic algorithm. |
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| Filename: | 0588-epe2007-full-17483323.pdf |
| Filesize: | 446 KB |
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Last modified 2008-01-11 by System |
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