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Multi-effect absorption chillers
International Journal of Refrigeration, 1993Abstract Multi-effect absorption heat pump cycles are promising to yield cooling performances which far exceed the performance of single-stage cycles. In this paper, several types of cycles are analysed. For this purpose, the respective multi-effect cycle is decomposed into elementary building blocks of single-stage absorption cycles with known ...
F Ziegler, R Kahn, F Summerer, G Alefeld
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Performance Test of a Small Size LiBr-H2O Absorption Chiller [PDF]
Energy Procedia, 2014 This paper presents an experimental investigation on the performance of a small size absorption chiller which was renovated or developed from an old out-of-order commercial chiller.
Boonrit Prasartkaew
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Performance of a Residential-Sized GAX Absorption Chiller
Journal of Energy Resources Technology, 1998This research effort involved experimentally testing an advanced-cycle, ammonia-water absorption chiller with a cooling capacity of 17.6 kW (5 refrigeration tons (RT)). The system was a generator-absorber heat exchange (GAX) cycle and was sized for residential and light commercial use, where very little absorption equipment is currently used.
Douglas K. Priedeman +4 more
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Absorption Chillers and Heat Pumps
2016Introduction Heat Pumps Heat-Driven Heat Pumps Description of Current Absorption Products Outlook for Absorption Technology Absorption Cycle Fundamentals Carnot Cycles Absorption Heat Pump, Type I Absorption Heat Transformer, Type II Absorption Heat Pump as Combination of Rankine Cycles Reversible Analysis with Variable Temperatures Irreversibilities ...
Keith E. Herold +2 more
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Simulation of an ammonia–water absorption chiller
Renewable Energy, 2013Abstract An increased interest in absorption chillers has been observed [1] because these systems can utilize solar, geothermal and biomass energy sources, but also because they are quiet, vibration-free, require little maintenance and are ecological [2] .
Brice Le Lostec +2 more
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Feasibility Study of the Absorption Chiller Integration
Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2015Paper presents feasibility study of the absorption chiller integration. In the search model system of air conditioning uses absorption chiller instead of the standard vapor compression chiller due to the fact of insufficient electrical supply of the building. Calculated payback periods show limits of the effective applying of the absorption chiller.
Sofia Kolbaya +2 more
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Absorption chillers applied to CHP systems
Building Services Engineering Research and Technology, 1995The parameters that should be considered at the design stage of a combined heat and power (CHP) project have been determined for situations when absorption refrigeration is to be used. Single and double stage chillers are considered together with system features such as hot water, steam or heat recovery driven, in terms of the hot temperature heat ...
R. Tozer, R. James
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Theoretical and experimental analysis of an absorption chiller
International Journal of Refrigeration, 1994Abstract A theoretical model for the performance of an absorption chiller has been derived using thermodynamic laws. From the model, a non-dimensional temperature ratio, T ∗ , is proposed. It relates to the water temperatures that are supplied to the condenser and the evaporator of an absorption chiller.
Ng, K.C. +3 more
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Experimental report on the reliability of ammonia-water absorption chillers
International Journal of Refrigeration, 1996Abstract The analysis of a large amount of data on the failures of absorption refrigeration machines of the ammonia-water type was carried out. The data derive from the records of a 10-year maintenance contract under which every machine was installed.
. M. Lazzarin +2 more
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A novel lithium bromide absorption chiller with enhanced absorption pressure
Applied Thermal Engineering, 2012Abstract Although lithium bromide absorption chillers (LBACs) are widely used to provide thermal comfort by utilizing waste heat, they suffer from low efficiency. This paper presents an experimental investigation on a novel reformed LBAC based on the absorption principle of the lithium–bromide/water solution in the sub-steady equilibrium state that ...
Guozhen Xie +4 more
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