Jurij Avsec

Prof. Dr. Jurij Avsec

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Academic Career Length

11Years (2016-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 August 2020 in International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer
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MAMarko Agrež
Marko Agrež
JAJurij Avsec
Jurij Avsec
DSDušan Strušnik
Dušan Strušnik

1 June 2016 in Tehnicki vjesnik - Technical Gazette
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MŽMarija Živić
Marija Živić
AGAntun Galović
Antun Galović
JAJurij Avsec
Jurij Avsec
MHMario Holik
Mario Holik
The exergy analysis of a Brayton cycle is performed in the paper. The four input variables: the ratio of the compressor exit and inlet pressures, the ratio of inlet temperature of gases in turbine and inlet temperature of air in...

27 February 2024 in Journal of Energy Technology
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ITIvana Tršelič
Ivana Tršelič
JAJurij Avsec
Jurij Avsec
From an energy perspective, refrigeration systems employ a wasteful process; nevertheless, the food industry depends on refrigeration systems. To improve the efficiency of this process, a refrigeration system can be combined with a heating system, by using the waste heat from the condenser of the refrigeration system in the heating system. A case study of the application of a waste heat recovery system is considered in this paper. The conserved energy for three years is calculated, based on the literature, i.e. practical engineering articles. The numbers given are compared with the case study. The economic analysis reveals that the investment in an advanced refrigeration system is returned over a very short time. Two system models are discussed: a refrigeration system with no alternation and a refrigeration system that applies the recovery of waste energy. Exergy analysis has been developed for both models. The analysis shows an increase in the exergy efficiency of the advanced refrigeration system by 2%.