| Autors: Milkov, N. V., Evtimov, T. P., Punov, P. B. Title: Advanced technologies for waste heat recovery in internal combustion engines Keywords: Waste heat recovery, Rankine cycle, Internal combustion engi Abstract: The escalating fuel price and carbon dioxide legislation have renewed the interest in the methods of increasing engine thermal efficiency beyond in-cylinder techniques. The aim of this study is to review the latest technologies of waste heat recovery of exhaust gases in internal combustion engines. These include turbocompounding systems, thermoelectric generators, thermoacoustic systems and closed-loop thermodynamic cycles based on Stirling, Ericsson and Rankine cycles. A number of studies revealed that Rankine cycle is the most perspective waste heat recovery system due to its higher thermal efficiency. Finally, the components of the Rankine cycle (working fluid, evaporator and expander) were studied in detail. References Issue
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1. Kabeyi, M.J.B., Olanrewaju, O.A., Design and modelling of a waste heat recovery system for a 250kw diesel engine for process heating in the energy transition (2020) Proceedings of the International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Operations Management, 59, pp. 119-129. - 2020 - в издания, индексирани в Scopus или Web of Science
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