Intermittent absorption system with a liquid-liquid heat exchanger
AssigneeKing Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals
InventorsSyed A. M. Said, Muhammad Umar Siddiqui
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AssigneeKing Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals
InventorsSyed A. M. Said, Muhammad Umar Siddiqui
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The intermittent absorption system with a liquid-liquid heat exchanger includes two generator/absorber units that operate out-of-phase, a solar collector unit, a dephlegmator, a condenser unit, an evaporator, and valves to control the flow of aqua-ammonia coolant through the system. The system operates on a two-day cycle. On the first day, during the daytime, the first generator/absorber unit generates liquid ammonia, while on the second day of the cycle, the roles are reversed, the second generator/absorber unit generating liquid ammonia. At the start of each day, one generator/absorber unit is partially pressurized and the other partially depressurized by liquid-liquid heat exchange between their heat exchangers, followed by disconnecting the heat exchangers from each other and connecting the generator to the solar collector to complete pressurization. The liquid-liquid heat exchange between the generator/absorber units reduces the heat required from the solar collector to generate liquid ammonia refrigerant, improving the coefficient of performance.
An intermittent absorption system with a liquid-liquid heat exchanger, comprising:
A method for intermittent absorption chilling and refrigeration in a 48-hour duty cycle, comprising the steps of:
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