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A MultiObjective Genetic Algorithm Framework for electricity / hydrogen co-production from generation IV nuclear energy systems

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Fig. 1. Configuration of electricity and H 2  cogeneration site (example)
Fig. 3. Bicriteria optimization results: Pareto fronts for cogeneration systems.
Fig. 4. Production cost evaluation for bicriteria optimization results

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