Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5017231 | International Journal of Refrigeration | 2016 | 8 Pages |
Abstract
The differential heat of dilution data are estimated theoretically using Duhring's diagrams for water/LiBr, water/(LiBrâ+âLiIâ+âLiNO3â+âLiCl) with mass compositions in salts of 60.16%, 9.55%, 18.54% and 11.75%, respectively, and water/(LiNO3â+âKNO3â+âNaNO3) with mass compositions in salts of 53%, 28% and 19%, respectively, as these can be potentially utilized as working fluids in absorption cooling systems. The differential heat of dilution data obtained were correlated with simple polynomial equations for the three working fluids as a function of the solution concentration and temperature. The results showed that the differential heat of dilution of the non-conventional working fluid mixtures is lower than that of water/LiBr at typical operating temperature and concentration of interest in absorption cooling cycles employing these working fluid mixtures. The correlations developed could be useful in predicting the differential heat of dilution value while performing heat and mass transfer analyses of these potential non-conventional working fluid mixtures in absorption cooling systems.
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Authors
Faisal Asfand, Mahmoud Bourouis,