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Comparative Study of Rankine Cycle Power Generation using Water and Organic Fluids in Saturated and Superheated States Pikra, Ghalya; Sudibyo, Henny
Makara Journal of Technology Vol. 25, No. 3
Publisher : UI Scholars Hub

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The Rankine cycle is an electricity generation system that uses water or organic fluids as high-grade or low-grade heat sources, respectively. In this paper, we present the results of our study of Rankine-cycle power generation in which we compared water and organic fluids (toluene and n-nonane) as working fluids in saturated and superheated states. We analyzed the energy and exergy of the Rankine cycle in a saturated vapor state at 300 °C and superheated states at 400 °C and 500 °C (the pressure remained the same as that at 300 °C), and assumed a constant heat input for all states. In the energy analysis, we determined the mass flow rate, heat rejection, work input of the pump, work generated by the turbine, net work output, and thermal efficiency. In the exergy analysis, we determined the exergy input, exergy loss, exergy destruction at the pump and the turbine, and the exergetic efficiency. The results show that water, categorized as a wet fluid, obtains a better performance with respect to both analyses in saturated and superheated states than toluene and n-nonane, which are categorized as isentropic and dry fluids, respectively. The water realizes a higher performance in the superheated than in the saturated state, whereas the performances of toluene and n-nonane are poorer in the superheated than in the saturated state.
Pico hydro propeller turbine prototype experimental study for very low head applications Subekti, Ridwan Arief; Mohd-Zawawi, Fazila; Ismail, Kamarulafizam; Ishak, Iskandar Shah; Sudibyo, Henny; Susatyo, Anjar; Pikra, Ghalya; Radiansah, Yadi; Aziz, Amiral; Fudholi, Ahmad
Journal of Mechatronics, Electrical Power, and Vehicular Technology Vol 16, No 1 (2025)
Publisher : National Research and Innovation Agency

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There is a lot of untapped potential for low-head and very low-head (VLH) hydroelectric power in Indonesia. The challenge in developing VLH is that the locations are very difficult to access by vehicle. One example is in the interior of South Kalimantan Province, where it takes more than 12 hours to reach the location on foot. This paper discusses an experimental study of a pico hydro propeller turbine prototype for VLH applications which is suitable for use in remote areas of Indonesia. Its design is simple and lightweight, and it is made from PVC. The turbine's specifications include a power output of 250 W with a net head of 1.53 m. The turbine was designed with four different runner models, including variations in the number of blades and their geometric shapes. The runner models are type 1 and 2 with five and four blades, respectively, and type 3 (in a shallow configuration) and type 4 (in a steep configuration) with 3 blades. The generator used was a DC, 36 V, with a maximum power of 500 W, 2,500 rpm, and 1 phase. An AC lamp was used as the generator load, so an inverter from DC to AC was used in this test. The propeller turbine was tested in the laboratory. The experiments were conducted at various flow rates by adjusting the rotational speed of the supply pump and the electrical load using incandescent lamps. The test results are presented as graphs showing the relationship between flow rate and rotational speed, hydraulic and electrical power, and efficiency. The experimental results indicate that the turbine with a type 3 runner model featuring three blades in a gentle slope configuration has the highest efficiency, approximately 72.5 %.
Pengembangan Pembangkit Biogas dalam Kajian Sains Islam untuk Keberlanjutan Pelestarian Lingkungan Sudibyo, Henny; Wresta, Arini
Kaunia: Integration and Interconnection Islam and Science Journal Vol. 20 No. 2 (2024)
Publisher : Fakultas Sains dan Teknologi UIN Sunan Kalijaga

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Biogas is a renewable energy derived from the degradation of organic materials, such as agricultural waste, livestock waste, and others. Several Qur'anic verses in Islam explicitly support the wise and effective utilization of natural resources; this includes the concept of sustainability and sustainable management of resources. “Eat [therefrom] and pasture your livestock. Indeed, in that are signs for those of intelligence.” is an example of biogas management' relationship with the Qur'an (QS. Thaha: 54). Biogas made from livestock manure is an example of wise resource utilization and is in line with Islamic teachings about not wasting natural potential. Using biogas as a renewable energy source reflects the concept of sustainability (istidamiyyah), which is highly encouraged in Islam. The use of biogas reduces the use of fossil fuels, reuses organic waste that normally pollutes the environment, and reduces greenhouse gas emissions. Biogas generation is closely related to Islamic teachings on environmental conservation, effective resource management, and the role of humans as khalifah on earth. By utilizing renewable energy such as biogas, Muslims can apply the teachings of the Qur'an to protect the Earth, prevent damage, and maintain the balance of the ecosystem.
EKSPERIMEN TURBIN AIR VERY LOW HEAD DENGAN VARIASI JUMLAH SUDU DAN VARIASI DEBIT Susatyo, Anjar; Putra, Mohammad Alexin; Subekti, Ridwan Arief; Sudibyo, Henny; Ritonga, Muhammad Fachry
JURNAL SAINS DAN TEKNOLOGI MARITIM Vol. 25 No. 1 (2024): September
Publisher : UNIMAR AMNI Semarang

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The vortex turbine is a water turbine with a type of reaction turbine that can be used in waterways with very low head. The amount of output power produced by the generator in the MHP system will vary according to the input parameters used, one of which is water discharge. Therefore, this research was conducted to determine the output power produced by the generator with different water discharge parameters using artificial waterways in the vortex turbine power plant prototype. In this research, it tries to conduct a research study to optimise the power and efficiency of the vortex turbine flow reaction turbine by varying the blade width and discharge variations on the upper curved cross-section blade type vortex flow reaction turbine at 5 and 8 blades. This study uses independent variables in the form of water discharge of 2.5 l/s, 2.6 l/s, 2.7 l/s, 2.8 l/s, 2.9 l/s, 3.0 l/s using turbine runner blade 5 diameter 100 mm, blade 8 diameter 100 mm, blade 5 diameter 130 mm and blade 8 diameter 130 mm. This research uses experimental research methods. The test results state that the greatest efficiency is produced in the turbine 8 blades of small diameter (100 mm) with a water capacity of 3.0 1/s which is 22.26% with a loading of 5.3 Ncm, at a turbine rotation of 164.89 rpm and produces shaft power of 0.915 W.