Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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10294476 | Renewable Energy | 2005 | 24 Pages |
Abstract
For the specific bed design parameters, actual recorded data show that an amount of 95 g of water can be absorbed in the absorption cycle per hour. This value changes with varying the operating conditions. From the theoretical investigation, it is found that at regeneration temperature of 85 °C, the amount of water absorbed is nearly equal to the amount of water desorbed (i.e. equilibrium condition) for a complete cycle. It is seen also that for moderate operating conditions (50% RH, 30 °C) and lower regeneration temperature which is suitable for solar energy application, the reduction in the humidity ratio of the process air reaches about 13% of its initial value. Finally, comparisons between theoretical and experimental results show good agreement.
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Authors
Ahmed M. Hamed, A. Khalil, A.E. Kabeel, M.M. Bassuoni, A.M. Elzahaby,