Efficiency of the Small-Sized System with Thermo-Electrical Conversion of the Heat from Gas Combustion

Taisia Miroshnichenko; Sergey Minaev; Kaoru Maruta

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.685.345

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Efficiency of the Small-Sized System with Thermo-Electrical Conversion of the Heat from Gas Combustion

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Present paper is an attempt to illustrate a specific character of gas combustion and thermo-electrical processes in small-sized power energy-supply devices with thermoelectric methods of heat conversion. The efficiency of the heat conversion into electricity by using of thermo-elements embedded in the solid walls is estimated for a system with heat regeneration by means of the heat conductivity of the solid elements.

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Taisia Miroshnichenko*, Sergey Minaev, Kaoru Maruta

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Combustion, Flame, Porous Media, Thermoelectric

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