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A fuel cell vehicle air-conditioning system which is driven by waste heat employs activated carbon-methanol as refrigerant. Advanced mass recovery cycle is presented. This paper is about the system simulation study solved by numerical method. Results show that mass recovery is an important means to improve system performance: indeed, the low temperature of vehicle waste heat and reduce the effects on environment. In addition, the effects of refrigerant's change on mass recovery are little.
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- Original title: [In Chinese. / En chinois.]
- Record ID : 2006-2625
- Languages: Chinese
- Source: Refrigeration - vol. 94 - n. 1
- Publication date: 2006
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- Themes: Mobile air conditioning
- Keywords: Enhancement; Car; Methanol; Mass transfer; Heat recovery; Activated carbon; Adsorption system; Air conditioning
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