چكيده به لاتين
A novel hybrid system is proposed based on solid oxide fuel cell - gas turbine (SOFC-GT) for simultaneous production of electricity, freshwater and hydrogen. Through a parametric study, the influences of major decision parameters on the performance of the system are studied. The energy, exergy and exergoeconomic investigations are conducted, and then, the system is optimized by using the genetic algorithm, based on the exergy efficiency, freshwater production rate, hydrogen production rate, and total unit cost of the products as objective functions in three separate optimization problems. Considering the exergy efficiency and total unit cost of the products as the objective functions, the obtained values are 54.2% and 34.5 $/GJ in the optimal point, respectively. If the freshwater production rate and total unit cost of the products are considered as the objective functions, their values at the optimal point would be 90.1 m3/hr and 32.9 $/GJ, respectively. In case of considering the hydrogen production rate and total unit cost of the product as the objective functions, their values at the optimal point would be 11.6 kg/hr and 32.8 $/GJ, respectively.