Comparison between two different solution-pumping methods in absorption refrigeration machines
This paper presents a pumping method in absorp-tion refrigeration where a vapour-driven pump is to replace the electricity-driven pump. The vapour pump is driven by a fraction of the generator’s hot, high-pressure, vapour mixture. The refrigerator is thus exclusively heat-powered and rendered inde-p...
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doaj-b21d1cbde85b473fb0b8ecb2363793162020-11-24T23:08:39ZengUniversity of Cape TownJournal of Energy in Southern Africa1021-447X2413-30512017-10-01213162210.17159/2413-3051/2010/v21i3a32573257Comparison between two different solution-pumping methods in absorption refrigeration machinesGeorge Vicatos0E. KrafftUniversity of Cape TownThis paper presents a pumping method in absorp-tion refrigeration where a vapour-driven pump is to replace the electricity-driven pump. The vapour pump is driven by a fraction of the generator’s hot, high-pressure, vapour mixture. The refrigerator is thus exclusively heat-powered and rendered inde-pendent of the availability of electricity as the main energy source. The design and operation of the vapour pump is presented. The results obtained by a computer simulation program show a decrease in performance (COP), which is confirmed by the data obtained from a 1 kW cooling capacity refrigerator. Peak performances occur at higher generator tem-peratures when compared to a cycle using an elec-tricity-driven pumphttps://journals.assaf.org.za/jesa/article/view/3257 |
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Comparison between two different solution-pumping methods in absorption refrigeration machines |
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Comparison between two different solution-pumping methods in absorption refrigeration machines |
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Comparison between two different solution-pumping methods in absorption refrigeration machines |
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Comparison between two different solution-pumping methods in absorption refrigeration machines |
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comparison between two different solution-pumping methods in absorption refrigeration machines |
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University of Cape Town |
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Journal of Energy in Southern Africa |
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1021-447X 2413-3051 |
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This paper presents a pumping method in absorp-tion refrigeration where a vapour-driven pump is to replace the electricity-driven pump. The vapour pump is driven by a fraction of the generator’s hot, high-pressure, vapour mixture. The refrigerator is thus exclusively heat-powered and rendered inde-pendent of the availability of electricity as the main energy source. The design and operation of the vapour pump is presented. The results obtained by a computer simulation program show a decrease in performance (COP), which is confirmed by the data obtained from a 1 kW cooling capacity refrigerator. Peak performances occur at higher generator tem-peratures when compared to a cycle using an elec-tricity-driven pump |
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