International Journal of Exergy, cilt.45, sa.3-4, ss.296-310, 2024 (SCI-Expanded, Scopus)
This developed combined plant focuses on the thermodynamic and environmental impact analysis of clean and sustainable electricity, heating, green hydrogen, and distilled water production with geothermal energy. This work includes a double flashing geothermal cycle, a reheat CO2 Rankine cycle (re-tRC), a desalination unit (MED), and PEM electrolysis. Using energetic and exergetic efficiency methodologies, the system’s performance changes are examined parametrically. The results are impressive: our system produces a net of 1,857 kW of electricity, and 28.33 kgs–1 distilled water. As a result, the system can produce 0.004595 kgs–1 of green hydrogen at 18.40% energy efficiency and 17.71% exergy efficiency.