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Development of a residential CFC-free energy-conserving humidity control system.

Number: pap. NS20

Author(s) : NABESHIMA Y., SHIOMI M.

Summary

The latent heat transfer efficiency of a typical static total heat exchanger, 40 to 60%, should ideally be greater. The authors' research and development efforts sought to develop a static total heat exchanger with greater latent heat transfer efficiencies by using an organic sorbent material. This heat exchanger requires no additional heat source for desorption of moisture in the sorbent material, using instead the heat of adsorption. In addition, using this new static total heat exchanger, the authors sought to develop a residential ventilation system with greater latent heat transfer efficiency that would conserve energy and combat global warming.

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  • Original title: Development of a residential CFC-free energy-conserving humidity control system.
  • Record ID : 30000584
  • Languages: English
  • Source: Measures to address climate change. 2010 International Symposium on Next-generation Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Technology: February 17-19, Tokyo, Japan.
  • Publication date: 2010/02/17

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