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| adam_text | CONTENTS
1.0
Introduction
1.1
Heat
Pumps........................................... 1
1.2
Heat-Driven Heat Pumps
.................................. 2
1.3
Description
of Current
Absorption
Products
..............._....... 4
1.3.1
Water/Lithium Bromide Chillers
......................... 4
1.3.2
Ammonia/Water
Chillen..............................
4
1.3.3
Ammonia/Water/Hydrogen Refrigerators
................... 4
1.4
Outlook for Absorption Technology
........................... 5
2.0
Absorption Cycle Fundamentals
......................... 7
2.1
Caniot Cycles
....................................................7
2.2
Absorption Heat Pump, Type I
.......................................9
2.3
Absorption Heat Transformer, Type II
................................ 10
2.4
Absorption Heat Pump as Combination of Rankine Cycles
................ 11
2.5 Reversible Analysis with Variable Temperatures
........................ 12
2.6
Irreversibilities in Absorption Cycle Processes
.......................... 14
2.7
Zero-Order Absorption Cycle Model
..................................
IS
2.8
Absorption Cycle Design Optimization
............................... 18
3.0
Properties of Working Fluids
........................... 21
3.1
Analytical Treatment of Thermodynamic Properties
.....................22
3.1.1
Property Relations for Systems of Fixed Composition
..............23
3.1.2
Open System Property Relations
...............................25
3.1.3
Equations of State
...........................................28
3.1.4
Mixture Volume
............................................32
3.1.5
Mixture Energy Properties
....................................34
3.1.6
Mixture Entropy
............................................38
3.1.7
Phase Equilibrium
..........................................40
3.1.8
Summary
.................................................45
32
Graphical Perspective on Thermodynamic Properties of Absorption Working
Fluids
.......................................................... 46
3.2.1
Temperature-Mass Fraction Diagram
............................ 49
Ъ22
Pressure-Temperatare Diagram
................................ 52
3.23
Pressure-Enthalpy Diagrams
.................................. 53
3.2.4
Temperature-Entropy Diagrams
................................ 53
3.2.5
The Enthalpy-Mass Fraction Diagram
........................... 53
4.0
Thennodynamic Processes with Mixtures
................... 63
4.1
Mixing of Fluids and the Heat of Mixing
.............................. 63
42
Specific Heat of Mixtures
.......................................... 66
4.3
Desorption
...................................................... 67
4.4
Absorption
...................................................... 73
4.5 Condensation and Evaporation
...................................... 77
4.6
Compression
.................................................... 79
4.7
Pumping
........................................................ 79
4.8
Throttling
....................................................... 80
4.9
Ammonia Purification
............................................. 83
4.9.1
Reflux Cooling
............................................. 83
4.9.2
Rectification
............................................... 86
4.10
Heat Exchangers
................................................. 94
Water/Lithium Bromide Systems
5.0
Overview of Water/Lithium Bromide Technology
......... 101
5.1 Fundamentals of Operation
........................................ 101
5.1.1
Solution Circuit
........................................... 101
5.12
Refrigerant Loop
.......................................... 103
5.2
Crystallization and Absorber Cooling Requirements
.................... 103
5.3 Corrosion and Materials Compatibility
............................... 104
5.4
Vacuum Requirements
............................................ 105
5.4.1
Component Size
........................................... 108
5.4.2
Effect of Non-Absorbable Gases
.............................. 108
5.4.3
Hydrostatic Head Effects in Evaporator Design
.................. 109
5.5
Octyl Alcohol
................................................... 110
5.6
Normal Maintenance and Expected Life
.............................. 110
5.7
Controls
.......................................................
Ill
6.0
Single-Effect Water/Lithiam Bromide Systems
........... 113
6.1
Single-Effect Water/Lithium
Komidé
Chiller Operating Conditions
........ 113
6.1.1
Mass Flow Analysis
........................................ 114
6.1.2
Thennodynamic States within the Cycle
........................ 115
6.1.3
Energy Balance Analyse
............·........................ 116
6.1.4
Discussion of the Operating Conditions
......................... 118
62
Single-Effect with Heat Transfer Modeb
............................. 120
6.2.1
Heat Exchanger Models
..................................... 122
622
Cycle Performance
......................................... 125
6.2.3
Desorber Inlet Temperature Variations
......................... 126
62.4
Evaporator Temperature Variations
.................. .......... 129
6.2.5
Rejection Temperature Variations
............................. 129
6.2.6
Solution Flow Rate Variation
................................. 130
6.2.7
Heat Transfer Loop Flow Rate Variation
........................ 132
6.2.8
Evaporator-Absorber Pressure Drop Variation
................... 132
6.2.9
Heat Exchanger Size Variations
............................... 133
6.2.10
Summary of Single-Effect Operating Conditions
................. 133
6.3
Single-Effect Water/Lithium Bromide Heat Transformer (Type II Heat Pump)
133
6.4
Discussion of Available
Single-Effect
Systems
......................... 143
7.0
Double Effect Water/Lithium Bromide Technology
....... 145
7.1
Doable-Effect Water/Lithium Bromide Cycles
......................... 145
7.2
Solution Circuit Plumbing Options
.................................. 148
7.3
Operating Conditions of Double-Effect Machines
...................... 151
7.3.1
Parallel Flow Double Effect
................................. 151
7.3.2
Series Flow Double Effect
................................... 156
7.4
Systems on the Market
............................................ 158
8.0
Advanced Water/Lithium Bromide Cycles
............... 161
8.1
Half-Effect Cycle
................................................ 161
8.2
Triple-Effect Cycle
.............................................. 164
82.1
Four-Pressure Triple Effect Using Water/Lithium Bromide
......... 164
8.3 Resorption
Cycle
................................................ 169
8.4
Additional Water/Lithium Bromide Technologies
...................... 172
8.4.1
Energy Storage
............................................ 173
8.4.2
Cogeneration
............................................. 174
8.4.3
SolarCooling
............................................. 174
Ammonia/Water Systems
9.0
Single-Stage
Ammonia/Water Systems
.......................177
9.1
General Considerations
........................................... 177
9.1.1
Properties of Ammonia and Safety Concerns
.................... 177
9.12
Water Content ofme Refrigerant Vapor
........................ 177
9.1.3
Material Considerations
..................................... 180
9.2
Performance Calculations
......................................... 180
92.1
Single-Stage Ammonia/Water Systems
......................... 181
9.2.2
Measure to Improve the Performance
.......................... 184
922.1
Condensate Precooler
............................. 184
9222
Rectifier Integration
.............................. 189
9.22.3
Solution
Recirculation
............................. 189
9.2.2.4
Solution Cooled
Absorber.......................... 193
9.2.3
Comparison of Ammonia/water and Water/Lithium Bromide
........ 194
9.3
Examples of Ammonia/Water Absorption Systems in Operation
........... 194
10.0
Two-Stage Ammonia/Water Systems
.................... 201
10.1
Double-Effect Ammonia/Water Systems
..............................201
10.2
Double-Lift Ammonia/Water Systems
...............................205
10.3
Two-Stage Triple-Effect Ammonia/Water System
......................206
11.0
Generator/Absorber Heat Exchange (GAX) Cycles
........ 213
11.1
Concept, Configurations and Design Considerations
....................213
11.2
Branched GAX Cycle
............................................222
11.3
GAX Cycle Hardware
............................................227
12.0
Diffusion Absorption Cycle
............................ 235
12.1
Introduction
.................................................... 235
122
Cycle Physics
................................................... 236
12.3
Choice ofthe Auxiliary Gas
....................................... 239
12.4
Total Pressure of
tne
System
....................................... 240
12.5
Cycle Performance
............................................... 241
Appendices
A. Properties of LiBr/HjO
............................... 243
B. Properties of
NH^H^O............................... 249
C. Absorption Cycle Modeling
........................... 253
C.1 Introduction
.................................................... 253
C2 Mass Balance Considerations
......................................254
C.3 Energy Balances
................................................257
C.4 Heat Transfer Processes
.......................................;... 259
C.5 Equation and Variable Counting
.................................... 259
C.6 Qmvergerux Issues and ImDCHtance of Selec^g
m
Initial Guess
..........263
C.7 Equation Solvers
................................................264
D. Concentration Measurements by
Titration............... 267
E.
Introduction to
Engineering
Equation
Solver
............ 271
E.1 Overview
......................................................271
Έ.2
Installing
EES
on Your Computer
................................... 271
E.3
EES
Menus
.................................................... 272
E.4 A Simple Problem
............................................... 273
E.5 Example Problem
2.2 ............................................ 274
E.6 Example Problem Showing Property Functions
........................277
E.7 Example Problem
4.2 ............................................ 279
E.8 A Final Example
................................................ 280
E.9 Conclusion
..................................................... 283
F. Overview of the ABSIM Software Package
..................285
F.I Overview
......................................................285
F.2 ABSIM Program Structure
........................................286
References
.................................................287
Index
.....................................................325
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CONTENTS
1.0
Introduction
1.1
Heat
Pumps. 1
1.2
Heat-Driven Heat Pumps
. 2
1.3
Description
of Current
Absorption
Products
._. 4
1.3.1
Water/Lithium Bromide Chillers
. 4
1.3.2
Ammonia/Water
Chillen.
4
1.3.3
Ammonia/Water/Hydrogen Refrigerators
. 4
1.4
Outlook for Absorption Technology
. 5
2.0
Absorption Cycle Fundamentals
. 7
2.1
Caniot Cycles
.7
2.2
Absorption Heat Pump, Type I
.9
2.3
Absorption Heat Transformer, Type II
. 10
2.4
Absorption Heat Pump as Combination of Rankine Cycles
. 11
2.5 Reversible Analysis with Variable Temperatures
. 12
2.6
Irreversibilities in Absorption Cycle Processes
. 14
2.7
Zero-Order Absorption Cycle Model
.
IS
2.8
Absorption Cycle Design Optimization
. 18
3.0
Properties of Working Fluids
. 21
3.1
Analytical Treatment of Thermodynamic Properties
.22
3.1.1
Property Relations for Systems of Fixed Composition
.23
3.1.2
Open System Property Relations
.25
3.1.3
Equations of State
.28
3.1.4
Mixture Volume
.32
3.1.5
Mixture Energy Properties
.34
3.1.6
Mixture Entropy
.38
3.1.7
Phase Equilibrium
.40
3.1.8
Summary
.45
32
Graphical Perspective on Thermodynamic Properties of Absorption Working
Fluids
. 46
3.2.1
Temperature-Mass Fraction Diagram
. 49
Ъ22
Pressure-Temperatare Diagram
. 52
3.23
Pressure-Enthalpy Diagrams
. 53
3.2.4
Temperature-Entropy Diagrams
. 53
3.2.5
The Enthalpy-Mass Fraction Diagram
. 53
4.0
Thennodynamic Processes with Mixtures
. 63
4.1
Mixing of Fluids and the Heat of Mixing
. 63
42
Specific Heat of Mixtures
. 66
4.3
Desorption
. 67
4.4
Absorption
. 73
4.5 Condensation and Evaporation
. 77
4.6
Compression
. 79
4.7
Pumping
. 79
4.8
Throttling
. 80
4.9
Ammonia Purification
. 83
4.9.1
Reflux Cooling
. 83
4.9.2
Rectification
. 86
4.10
Heat Exchangers
. 94
Water/Lithium Bromide Systems
5.0
Overview of Water/Lithium Bromide Technology
. 101
5.1 Fundamentals of Operation
. 101
5.1.1
Solution Circuit
. 101
5.12
Refrigerant Loop
. 103
5.2
Crystallization and Absorber Cooling Requirements
. 103
5.3 Corrosion and Materials Compatibility
. 104
5.4
Vacuum Requirements
. 105
5.4.1
Component Size
. 108
5.4.2
Effect of Non-Absorbable Gases
. 108
5.4.3
Hydrostatic Head Effects in Evaporator Design
. 109
5.5
Octyl Alcohol
. 110
5.6
Normal Maintenance and Expected Life
. 110
5.7
Controls
.
Ill
6.0
Single-Effect Water/Lithiam Bromide Systems
. 113
6.1
Single-Effect Water/Lithium
Komidé
Chiller Operating Conditions
. 113
6.1.1
Mass Flow Analysis
. 114
6.1.2
Thennodynamic States within the Cycle
. 115
6.1.3
Energy Balance Analyse
.·. 116
6.1.4
Discussion of the Operating Conditions
. 118
62
Single-Effect with Heat Transfer Modeb
. 120
6.2.1
Heat Exchanger Models
. 122
622
Cycle Performance
. 125
6.2.3
Desorber Inlet Temperature Variations
. 126
62.4
Evaporator Temperature Variations
.'. 129
6.2.5
Rejection Temperature Variations
. 129
6.2.6
Solution Flow Rate Variation
. 130
6.2.7
Heat Transfer Loop Flow Rate Variation
. 132
6.2.8
Evaporator-Absorber Pressure Drop Variation
. 132
6.2.9
Heat Exchanger Size Variations
. 133
6.2.10
Summary of Single-Effect Operating Conditions
. 133
6.3
Single-Effect Water/Lithium Bromide Heat Transformer (Type II Heat Pump)
133
6.4
Discussion of Available
Single-Effect
Systems
. 143
7.0
Double Effect Water/Lithium Bromide Technology
. 145
7.1
Doable-Effect Water/Lithium Bromide Cycles
. 145
7.2
Solution Circuit Plumbing Options
. 148
7.3
Operating Conditions of Double-Effect Machines
. 151
7.3.1
Parallel Flow Double Effect
. 151
7.3.2
Series Flow Double Effect
. 156
7.4
Systems on the Market
. 158
8.0
Advanced Water/Lithium Bromide Cycles
. 161
8.1
Half-Effect Cycle
. 161
8.2
Triple-Effect Cycle
. 164
82.1
Four-Pressure Triple Effect Using Water/Lithium Bromide
. 164
8.3 Resorption
Cycle
. 169
8.4
Additional Water/Lithium Bromide Technologies
. 172
8.4.1
Energy Storage
. 173
8.4.2
Cogeneration
. 174
8.4.3
SolarCooling
. 174
Ammonia/Water Systems
9.0
Single-Stage
Ammonia/Water Systems
.177
9.1
General Considerations
. 177
9.1.1
Properties of Ammonia and Safety Concerns
. 177
9.12
Water Content ofme Refrigerant Vapor
. 177
9.1.3
Material Considerations
. 180
9.2
Performance Calculations
. 180
92.1
Single-Stage Ammonia/Water Systems
. 181
9.2.2
Measure to Improve the Performance
. 184
922.1
Condensate Precooler
. 184
9222
Rectifier Integration
. 189
9.22.3
Solution
Recirculation
. 189
9.2.2.4
Solution Cooled
Absorber. 193
9.2.3
Comparison of Ammonia/water and Water/Lithium Bromide
. 194
9.3
Examples of Ammonia/Water Absorption Systems in Operation
. 194
10.0
Two-Stage Ammonia/Water Systems
. 201
10.1
Double-Effect Ammonia/Water Systems
.201
10.2
Double-Lift Ammonia/Water Systems
.205
10.3
Two-Stage Triple-Effect Ammonia/Water System
.206
11.0
Generator/Absorber Heat Exchange (GAX) Cycles
. 213
11.1
Concept, Configurations and Design Considerations
.213
11.2
Branched GAX Cycle
.222
11.3
GAX Cycle Hardware
.227
12.0
Diffusion Absorption Cycle
. 235
12.1
Introduction
. 235
122
Cycle Physics
. 236
12.3
Choice ofthe Auxiliary Gas
. 239
12.4
Total Pressure of
tne
System
. 240
12.5
Cycle Performance
. 241
Appendices
A. Properties of LiBr/HjO
. 243
B. Properties of
NH^H^O. 249
C. Absorption Cycle Modeling
. 253
C.1 Introduction
. 253
C2 Mass Balance Considerations
.254
C.3 Energy Balances
.257
C.4 Heat Transfer Processes
.;. 259
C.5 Equation and Variable Counting
. 259
C.6 Qmvergerux Issues and ImDCHtance of Selec^g
m
Initial Guess
.263
C.7 Equation Solvers
.264
D. Concentration Measurements by
Titration. 267
E.
Introduction to
Engineering
Equation
Solver
. 271
E.1 Overview
.271
Έ.2
Installing
EES
on Your Computer
. 271
E.3
EES
Menus
. 272
E.4 A Simple Problem
. 273
E.5 Example Problem
2.2 . 274
E.6 Example Problem Showing Property Functions
.277
E.7 Example Problem
4.2 . 279
E.8 A Final Example
. 280
E.9 Conclusion
. 283
F. Overview of the ABSIM Software Package
.285
F.I Overview
.285
F.2 ABSIM Program Structure
.286
References
.287
Index
.325 |
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| indexdate | 2024-07-09T20:58:01Z |
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