International Journal of

EXERGY

Editor-in-Chief: Prof. Dr. Ibrahim Dincer

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ISSN: 1742-8297 (Print), ISSN: 1742-8300 (Online)

TR impact factor 2015: 1.377 (5-Year Impact Factor: 1.287)[54/88 in Energy & Fuels, Q3][29/58 in Thermodynamics , Q3]

IJEX is dedicated to providing an interdisciplinary platform forinformation and ideas in the field of exergy andthermodynamic optimisation. It publishes a wide range oforiginal, high-quality research papers, and ancillary features,spanning activities from fundamental research to industrialapplications. IJEX covers aspects of exergy analysis ofengineering and non-engineering systems and processesin a large variety of disciplines, ranging from mechanicalengineering to physics and chemical engineering to industrial ecology.

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Topics covered include:• Thermodynamic systems• Energy-related applications• Process optimisation• Energy systems, policies, planning• Exergy/environment modelling• Exergetic life cycle assessment• Industrial ecology• Sectoral exergy utilisation• Waste exergy emissions

• Second-law efficiency• Thermo- and exergo-economics• Exergy in sustainable development• Criticisms of and problems with use of exergy• Entropy generation minimisation• Constructal theory and design

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International Journal ofEXERGY