The first and second law analysis of Seyitomer Lignites Company
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2011
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Oğuz Arslan
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Development of nations based on Energy consumption. In this case, Turkey is a developing country we needs foreign nations energy. Cause of we need foreign nations energy production coal energy is very necessary for Turkey. Our countries lignites are low calorized but humidity and sulphure is high, firing coal and washing coal technics is too important to study on. After signaturing Kyoto protocol economic using of energy and downing emissions is very necessary.In this study, energy and exergy analysis have been applied to Seyitomer lignites Company, losses and the places where losses occur is determined and to increase the efficiency of plant is suggested.In the result of measurements and analysis, it has been determined that the maximum loss occurs in washing coal and while putting out and carrying coal to the stock.
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Mehmet Saraydar
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Mehmet Saraydar (Master Thesis). The first and second law analysis of Seyitomer Lignites Company, 2011, Kütahya Dumlupınar University.
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