Thermal Energy Storage, Heat Pump and Thermal Energy Transportation Technologies. The Performance of Vertical Falling Film Absorber and Generator Using LiBr Aqueous Solution.
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- MATSUDA AKIRA
- Department of Applied Chemistry, Ehime University
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- CHOI GOANG HEN
- Department of Applied Chemistry, Ehime University
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- KAWASAKI KENJI
- Department of Applied Chemistry, Ehime University
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- KAMISATO RYUJI
- Department of Applied Chemistry, Ehime University
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- SAKURAI TAKESHI
- Department of Applied Chemistry, Ehime University
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- SHIRAISHI MUNESADA
- Department of Applied Chemistry, Ehime University
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- Other Title
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- 蓄熱・ヒートポンプ・熱輸送 LiBr水溶液を用いた垂直管流下液膜式の吸収器と再生器の性能
- LiBr スイヨウエキ オ モチイタ スイチョクカン リュウカエキマクシキ ノ
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Description
This paper describes the performance characteristics of the absorber and the generator in an absorption refrigerator and heat pump, which can be driven by heat sources, using LiBr solution as working fluid. The absorber (generator) is composed of a vertical outer falling film column (height : 1 m and outer diameter : 15.7 mm), into which cooling (heating) water streams. Experiments are made at the LiBr solution flow rates from laminar to turbulent regime, and at three flow rates of cooling (heating) water. In the laminar flow region, the absorption (evaporation) rate |nA| drops as the LiBr solution flow rate decreases, because the concentration of the falling solution changes greatly and the temperature driving force for absorption (generation) diminishes. On the other hand, |nA| increases as the flow rate increases in the turbulent flow region, because the change of the falling solution concentration is small and the increasing flow rate enlarges the values of heat transfer coefficient hL and mass transfer coefficient kL, for the falling film. In the small flow rate region, the values of |nA| for this column (height : 1 m) are less than those for a 0.58 m column, which we reported previously. Both the values of|nA| for 1 m and 0.58 m columns, however, are the same in the large flow rate region. |nA| decreases asthe flow rate of the cooling (heating) water decreases.<BR>These experimental results agree well with the values obtained by the calculation method in which the temperature and the concentration at the vapor-liquid interface can be computed by using hL and kL of the falling film.
Journal
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- KAGAKU KOGAKU RONBUNSHU
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KAGAKU KOGAKU RONBUNSHU 24 (6), 828-833, 1998
The Society of Chemical Engineers, Japan
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- CRID
- 1390282679486430080
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- NII Article ID
- 10002836133
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- NII Book ID
- AN00037234
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- COI
- 1:CAS:528:DyaK1cXnsFalu7k%3D
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- ISSN
- 13499203
- 0386216X
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- NDL BIB ID
- 4600107
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- Text Lang
- ja
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