LOW ENTHALPY SYSTEMS IN GEOTHERMAL ENERGY
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.18690/jet.7.3.35-46.2014Keywords:
RES, geothermal energy, low temperature resource, ORC & Kalina processes, Stirling engineAbstract
Geothermal energy is the most available form of energy and is also weather independent (unlike other types of renewable energy). Furthermore, geothermal energy is present almost everywhere, and it is expected that this energy would have a more important role in the near future. However, not all areas in the world have appropriate geothermal resources, so new technologies are being developed using geothermal resources for generating heat and electricity at low temperatures or enthalpy.
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