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INTRODUCTION
  
Following the success of the previous two editions (ORC 2011 and ASME-ORC2013), we are delighted to announce the third edition of the International Seminar on ORC Power Systems to be held in Brussels from 12 to 14 October, 2015, hosted by the Ghent University and the University of Liege. 

Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) power plants are gaining ever increasing interest as cost-effective sustainable energy systems. By using an appropriate organic working fluid in a Rankine thermodynamic cycle, ORC power plants are able to efficiently convert renewable energy sources into electricity. Their power capacity spans from a few kWe to a few MWe for a single unit, but multiple units in parallel can make up a multi megawatt power station. Among the multitude of applications of this technology, several stand out: ORC systems can be used to obtain electricity from geothermal reservoirs, biomass combustion and gasification, solar radiation, waste heat recovery from internal combustion engines and gas turbines, as well as a large variety of industrial processes discarding heat at low and moderate temperatures. The ORC market is growing at an impressive pace, with currently many hundreds of units of various sizes operating reliably for many years all over the world. Research and development in scientific and technical fields related to ORC technology is very active and growing, as the room for improvement is still large.

The conference is sponsored by the ASME IGTI ORC Power Systems committee. You can find more information about this dynamic community of professionals involved in every facet of ORC technology on the website of the KCORC.

AGENDA
Agenda ORC Power Systems Committee meeting on Wednesday October 15th at 16.30 hrs.

CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS
REFERENCES:
  • Conference name and title of Proceedings: ASME-ORC2015
  • Proceedings of the 3rd International Seminar on ORC Power Systems
  • Date of the conference: 12 - 14 October 2015
  • Location of the conference: Brussels, Belgium
  • Organisors: University of Liège and Ghent University
  • Publishers: University of Liège and Ghent University
  • Year of publication: 2015
  • Editors: V. Lemort, S. Quoilin, M. De Paepe and M. van den Broek
  • ISBN: 978-2-9600059-2-9
  • The online conference proceedings can be at: http://www.asme-orc2015.be/online/proceedings.htm
  • All conference papers in one file

AWARDS
We are proud to present the winners of the Prof. Gianfranco Angelino Award for Best Poster and the winners of the Best Paper.

The winners of the Pro.f Gianfranco Angelino Award are:
CONTROL STRATEGIES FOR AUTOMOTIVE RANKINE SYSTEM EVALUATION USING A COSIMULATION PLATFORM by
Abdelmajid Taklanti, Jin-Ming LIU, Regine Haller, Samy Hammi, Bertrand Nicolas, Yulia Glavatskaya and
Mohamed Yahia

The winners of the Best Paper Awards are: 
WATER-BASED RANKINE-CYCLE WASTE HEAT RECOVERY SYSTEMS FOR ENGINES: CHALLENGES AND
OPPORTUNITIES
by
Gunnar Latz, Olof Erlandsson,Thomas Skåre, Arnaud Contet, Sven Andersson and Karin Munch

OBJECTIVES

The International Seminar on ORC Power Systems provides an exciting opportunity to learn and discuss about the latest advances in ORC research & development, application/demonstration and a variety of issues related to ORC energy systems. The seminar features presentations by scientific groups, leading ORC companies and expert users at the forefront of ORC research and development. Themes include:
  • System Design and Optimization
  • Applications
  • Turbines
  • Volumetric expanders
  • Simulation and Design Tools
  • Advanced Control Strategies
  • Operational Experience
  • Prototypes
  • Components
  • Working Fluids

PARTICIPANTS

Scientists, industry practitioners, professionals, and government officials working in the energy technology field are encouraged to participate to update themselves with respect to the latest progress of science and technology and the commercial developments.
 
The official language of the conference is English