Theoretical Exergoenvironmental Analysis of a Tunnel Furnace and Drying System in a Brick Production
Loading...

Date
2024
Authors
hayati olgun
Arif Hepbasli
GÜRHAN TAHTALI
Mustafa Gunes
Journal Title
Journal ISSN
Volume Title
Publisher
Gazi Univ
Open Access Color
GOLD
Green Open Access
Yes
OpenAIRE Downloads
OpenAIRE Views
Publicly Funded
No
Abstract
The performance of a tunnel furnace and a tunnel dryer in a brick production was exergoenvironmentally assessed. The real production data of a brick factory in Turkey with a daily production capacity of 392 tons of fired bricks were used in the analysis. The exergoenvironmental factor of the control volume was calculated as 0.87. The specific exergoenvironmental cost of the control volume was determined to be 559.55 €/h 3.39 €cent/ kg fired brick and 1.94 €cent/MJ. The specific exergoeconomic cost and the environmental damage prevention cost were obtained to be 0.41 € cent/MJ and 1.53 € cent/MJ respectively. Because the ratio of exergoenvironmental cost to sales price of 2.41 € cent / kg fired brick was 1.41 (above 1) it was concluded that the brick production in Turkey was not sustainable in terms of exergoenvironmental analysis.
Description
Keywords
Çevre Bilimleri, Mühendislik, Makine, Tunnel Dryer, Tunnel Furnace, Exergoenvironmental, Transplantasyon, Üroloji Ve Nefroloji, Brick Production, Sustainability, Brick production;Tunnel furnace;Tunnel dryer;Exergoenvironmental;Sustainability, Engineering, Sustainability, Tunnel Dryer, Mühendislik, Exergoenvironmental, Brick Production, Tunnel Furnace
Fields of Science
0211 other engineering and technologies, 0202 electrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering, 02 engineering and technology
Citation
[1] Dincer I. and Rosen M.A. Exergy Energy Environment and Sustainable Development. Elsevier Oxford Second Edition (2013).[2] Tahtali G. Olgun H. Gunes M. and Hepbasli A. “Exergy analyses of a tunnel furnace and a tunnel dryer” International Journal of Exergy 36(2/3/4): 208-226 (2021).[3] Gurturk M. and Oztop H.F. “Energy and exergy analysis of a rotary kiln used for plaster production” Applied Thermal Engineering 67(1): 554-565 (2014).[4] Meyer L. Tsatsaronis G. Buchgeister J. and Schebek L. “Exergoenvironmental analysis for evaluation of the environmental impact of energy conversion systems” Energy 34(1): 75-89 (2009).[5] Ding H. Li J. and Heydarian D. “Energy exergy exergoeconomic and environmental analysis of a new biomass-driven cogeneration system” Sustainable Energy Technologies and Assessments 45: 1-19 (2021).[6] Singh A. Sarkar J. and Sahoo R. R. “Experimentation on solar-assisted heat pump dryer: Thermodynamic economic and exergoeconomic assessments” Solar Energy 208(1): 150–159 (2020).[7] Chen H. Xue K. Wu Y. Xu G. Jin X. and Liu W. “Thermodynamic and economic analyses of a solar-aided biomass-fired combined heat and power system” Energy 214(1): 1-20 (2021).[8] Ahmadi M.M. Keyhani A. Kalogirou S.A. Lam S.S. Peng W. Tabatabaei M. and Aghbashlo M. “Net-zero exergoeconomic and exergoenvironmental building as new concepts for developing sustainable built environments” Energy Conversion and Management 244(1): 1-16 (2021).[9] https://www.ecocostsvalue.com/eco-costs/eco-costs-emissions. Access date: 18.10.2021[10] Ozkan A. Gunkaya Z. Tok G. Karacasulu L. Metesoy M. Banar M. and Kara A. “Life cycle assessment and life cycle cost analysis of magnesia spinel brick production” Sustainability 8(662): 1-13 (2016).[11] Abbakumov V.G. “Exergy analysis of tunnel kilns” Refractories 16(9–10): 555-565 (1975).[12] Hepbasli A. “A study on estimating the energetic and exergetic price of various residential energy sources” Energy and Buildings 40(1): 308–315 (2008).[13] Modinger F. “Sustainable clay brick production-A case study” The 2005 World Sustainable Building Conference Tokyo (2005).[14] Yuksek I. Karaman Oztas S. and Tahtali G. “The evaluation of fired clay brick production in terms of energy efficiency: a case study in Turkey” Energy Efficiency 13: 1473-1483 (2020).[15] Croitoru L. and Sarraf M. “Benefits and costs of the informal sector: The case of brick kilns in Bangladesh” Journal of Environmental Protection 3(1): 476-484 (2012).[16] Balli O. “Thermodynamic thermoeconomic and environmental performance analyses of a high bypass turbofan engine used on commercial aircrafts” Sakarya University Journal of Science 23(3): 453-461 (2019).[17] Bejan A. Tsatsaronis G. and Moran M. Thermal Design and Optimization John Wiley and Sons NJ (1996).[18] Balli O. and Hepbasli A. “Exergoeconomic sustainability and environmental damage cost analyses of T56 turboprop engine” Energy 64(1): 582-600 (2014).
WoS Q
Scopus Q

OpenCitations Citation Count
N/A
Source
Gazi University Journal of Science
Volume
37
Issue
1
Start Page
249
End Page
262
PlumX Metrics
Citations
Scopus : 0
Captures
Mendeley Readers : 3
Google Scholar™


