โ Scribed by I.A. Bell; A.J. Al-Daini; Habib Al-Ali; R.G. Abdel-Gayed; L. Duckers
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Au expefimefltal ahsorptiou coo' 2 energy collection system install system is being developed, driven by the heat generated by the solar at Coventry University. The proposed absorption cooling system comprises an evaporator/absorber cell and a generator/condenser cell. These cozonents are housed '" evacuated glass cylinders to allow the processes involved to be observed. The r gerant-absotbent pan used is water and Lithium Bromide since a low temperature heat source can be used to drive the refkigerant from the carrier fluid.. A thermodynamic analys& of the absorption cooling cycle has been performed to study the e&ct of various operating conditions on the thermal petformance. This paper presents the design of the evaporator/absorber cell and the results of the thermodynamic analysis.
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