Fares A. AlMomani; Emad Abdelsalam; Feras M. Kafiah; Ahmad Alshloul; Ahmad Azzam; Laith Al-Hyari; Ra'ed A. Al Otoom; Hassan Qandil · 10.1016/j.psep.2024.03.016 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.psep.2024.03.016
Process Safety and Environmental Protection
Desalination / water production
Hybrid system
Solar chimney power plant
2024
Process Safety and Environmental Protection
no
2024-03-06 12:00:00 00001756
enhancing the electricity and desalinated water production from solar chimney power plants through integration with nuclear power plants: a case study in jordan
2024
Process Safety and Environmental Protection
Fares A. AlMomani; Emad Abdelsalam; Feras M. Kafiah; Ahmad Alshloul; Ahmad Azzam; Laith Al-Hyari; Ra'ed A. Al Otoom; Hassan Qandil
10.1016/j.psep.2024.03.016
Summary
A solar chimney power plant in Irbid, Jordan, is coupled to a nuclear plant's cooling tower so that its waste hot air preheats the collector, raising chimney airflow and allowing round-the-clock operation. Compared with a standalone plant, average monthly output rises from about 26 to 64 MWh of electricity and from roughly 9 to 23 ktons of fresh water.
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