Liquid chiller and absorption refrigerator system
AssigneeKing Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals
InventorsAli Mohammad Alshehri, Obaidallah Mohammad Munteshari
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Abstract
An absorption chiller refrigerator system with an evaporator-absorber section and a generator-condenser section disposed together within a housing. The evaporator-absorber system has an evaporator section having an evaporator and an absorber disposed together within the evaporator section but separated by a perforated plate within the evaporator section. The generator condenser system has a generator section having a generator and a condenser disposed together within the generator section but separated by a perforated plate within the generator section. Perforations in the perforated plate of each of the evaporator section and the generator section are cone-shaped passages.
Claims19
A liquid chiller and absorption refrigerator system, comprising:
- an evaporator-absorber section and a generator-condenser section disposed together within a housing, wherein
- the evaporator-absorber section comprises an evaporator section with an evaporator and an absorber, wherein the evaporator and the absorber are disposed together within the evaporator-absorber section;
- the evaporator and the absorber are separated by a first perforated plate within the evaporator-absorber section;
- the first perforated plate is spaced apart from both the evaporator and the absorber;
- wherein perforations of the first perforated plate are cone shaped;
- the generator-condenser section comprises a generator section with a generator and a condenser, wherein the generator and the condenser are disposed together within the generator-condenser section;
- the generator and the condenser are separated by a second perforated plate within the generator section;
- the second perforated plate is spaced apart from both the generator and the condenser;
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- the second perforated plate has perforations in the form of cone-shaped passages.
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