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    ESEMPI ORC Geotermal

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    Raghu Ram
    The diagram shows a system using geothermal fluid to produce Brown's Gas, which is then burned to heat a district. Geothermal fluid at T1 enters a preheater then vaporizer, becoming vapor at T2. This vapor passes through a condenser, becoming fluid again at T3. This fluid is pumped through a burner where Brown's Gas is added for heating. The fluid is then recovered at T4 and sent to a district heating system. Sensors monitor temperatures throughout to stabilize production and maximize energy output at 5MWh.

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    ESEMPI ORC Geotermal

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    The diagram shows a system using geothermal fluid to produce Brown's Gas, which is then burned to heat a district. Geothermal fluid at T1 enters a preheater then vaporizer, becoming vapor at T2. This vapor passes through a condenser, becoming fluid again at T3. This fluid is pumped through a burner where Brown's Gas is added for heating. The fluid is then recovered at T4 and sent to a district heating system. Sensors monitor temperatures throughout to stabilize production and maximize energy output at 5MWh.

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    The diagram shows a system using geothermal fluid to produce Brown's Gas, which is then burned to heat a district. Geothermal fluid at T1 enters a preheater then vaporizer, becoming vapor at T2. This vapor passes through a condenser, becoming fluid again at T3. This fluid is pumped through a burner where Brown's Gas is added for heating. The fluid is then recovered at T4 and sent to a district heating system. Sensors monitor temperatures throughout to stabilize production and maximize energy output at 5MWh.

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    ESEMPI ORC Geotermal

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    Raghu Ram
    The diagram shows a system using geothermal fluid to produce Brown's Gas, which is then burned to heat a district. Geothermal fluid at T1 enters a preheater then vaporizer, becoming vapor at T2. This vapor passes through a condenser, becoming fluid again at T3. This fluid is pumped through a burner where Brown's Gas is added for heating. The fluid is then recovered at T4 and sent to a district heating system. Sensors monitor temperatures throughout to stabilize production and maximize energy output at 5MWh.

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    Production well well Probable point of insertion burner for Browns Gas

    Condenser

    Production well well

    T2 BrownGas
    T3
    Burner for heating

    Vaporizer
    T5 T4 Move fluid pump Injection well

    Production well well


    T1
    Preheater

    Injection pump

    T1 Temperature geothermal fluid


    Note: T2 Temperature Vapor
    T6 T2= 185^C
    district heating T4= 70^C T3 Temperature after
    T5= 140^C condenser
    Quantity of fluid (water) T4 Temp. recovered
    moved by fluid pump Temperature to stabilize
    1000 kg/hr T5 T2 at a constant value
    max production of BG is requested by project to
    80Nm3 obtain 5MWhr.
    ORC system for Geotherm with application of Brown’s gas The sensor at T1 control
    the production of BG to
    Functional Schema of the plant stabilize T2.
    turiconsentino@gmail.com
    ORC system for Geotherm with application of Brown’s gas Condenser

    Legend:
    T2
    T1 T3 T1 Temperature geothermal fluid
    Sensor
    Temperature
    Vaporizer T2 Temperature Vapor
    Sensor T5
    Temperature
    T3 Temperature after
    condenser
    Sensor
    Temperature T4 Temp. recovered
    Preheater T4 Burner for heating
    Temperature to stabilize
    T5 T2 at a constant value
    BROWN’s GAS
    requested by project to
    obtain 5MWhr.
    Sensor The sensor at T1 control
    Temperature
    the production of BG to
    stabilize T2.
    Note:
    Move fluid pump T2= 185^C
    T4= 70^C
    T5= 140^C
    Quantity of fluid (water)
    T6 moved by fluid pump
    district heating 1000 kg/hr
    max production of BG is
    80Nm3

    turiconsentino@gmail.com
    What about “ BROWN’s GAS”?

    DUAL

    DUAL

    BROWN’s GAS as Single

    turiconsentino@gmail.com
    Solar thermodynamics

    Geothermal energy

    Energy from Biomass

    Thermic recovery from industrial process

    Thermal recovery from endothermic motors

    turiconsentino@gmail.com

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