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A. Valero, M. Lozano, and M. Muñoz (1986)

A general theory of exergy saving. I. On the exergetic cost

In: Computer-Aided Engineering and Energy Systems. Second Law Analysis and Modelling, ed. by R. Gaggioli, vol. 3(ASME Book No. H0341C), pp. 1-8.

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Edward F. Obert award. Best paper on energy systems analysis. American Society of Mechanical Engineers

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