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[en] Efficient cogeneration is widely acknowledged as one of measures reducing primary energy use and emissions of greenhouse gases and other pollutants. This contribution bears on analyses of complex industrial power plants, incorporating the concept of exergetic and exergoecomic balances-a concept that has been rarely utilized in Slovakia up to day. Emphasis is laid on synergic use of marginal and exergoecomic analysis, thus assessing the economics of various complex cogeneration units' operational modes. The whole study, together with resulting recommendations for cogeneration efficiency improvement of the given unit is an excerpt of corresponding author's doctoral thesis. (Authors)
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Janicek, F.; Eleschova, Z. (Faculty of electrical engineering and information technology of the Slovak University of Technology, Bratislava (Slovakia)); VUJE, Inc., 918 64 Trnava (Slovakia); Slovak University of Technology, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, Bratislava (Slovakia); Union of Slovak Research and Scientific Associations (Slovakia); National Center for Research and Application of Renewable Energy Sources (Slovakia); Slovak Committee of World Energy Congress (Slovakia); 284 p; ISBN 978-80-89402-51-9; 
; 2012; p. 1-7; CPS 2012: 10. International Scientific Conference on Control of Power Systems; Tatranske Matliare (Slovakia); 15-17 May 2012; 3 figs.; 3 tabs.; 8 refs.
; 2012; p. 1-7; CPS 2012: 10. International Scientific Conference on Control of Power Systems; Tatranske Matliare (Slovakia); 15-17 May 2012; 3 figs.; 3 tabs.; 8 refs.