Where can I find examples of binary power plants for analysis and study?

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Binary power plant analysis resources are sought after, particularly for examples involving propane. A recommended book is "Geothermal Power Plants, Second Edition" by Ronald DiPippo, which includes relevant case studies and principles. Users have reported difficulties with calculations near critical points, indicating a common challenge in this area. Additionally, free PDF versions of the book can be found online. This resource is valuable for those studying binary power plants.
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Hi, I'm looking for binary power plant example problems to work out. Does anybody know of any websites or links to books, or books in general which has some?

Currently, I am trying to analyze a binary PP using propane, and for some damn reason the numbers keep blowing up when i get fairly close (95 C) to the critical point =/

Thanks
 
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I finally found one.

If anyone is looking for at least one good example of a simple binary power plant, check out 'Geothermal Power Plants, Second Edition: Principles, Applications, Case Studies and Environmental Impact' by Ronald DiPippo.

Also, if you look around google you can find the pdf for free!
 

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