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Waste heat driven absorption/vapor-compression cascade refrigeration system for megawatt scale, high-flux, low-temperature cooling.
Author(s) : GARIMELLA S., BROWN A. M., NAGAVARAPU A. K.
Type of article: Article, IJR article
Summary
A novel cascaded absorption/vapor-compression cycle with a high temperature lift for a naval ship application was conceptualized and analyzed. A single-effect LiBr-H2O absorption cycle and a subcritical CO2 vapor-compression cycle were coupled together to provide low-temperature refrigerant (-40°C) for high heat flux electronics applications, medium-temperature refrigerant (5°C) for space conditioning and other low heat flux applications, and as an auxiliary benefit, provide medium-temperature heat rejection (about 48°C) for water heating applications. A thermodynamic model was developed to analyze the performance of the cascaded system, and parametric analyses were conducted to estimate the performance of the system over a range of operating conditions. The performance of the cascaded system was also compared with an equivalent two-stage vapor-compression cycle. This cycle was found to exhibit very high COPs over a wide range of operating conditions and when compared to an equivalent vapor-compression system, was found to avoid up to 31% electricity demand.
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- Original title: Waste heat driven absorption/vapor-compression cascade refrigeration system for megawatt scale, high-flux, low-temperature cooling.
- Record ID : 30002250
- Languages: English
- Source: International Journal of Refrigeration - Revue Internationale du Froid - vol. 34 - n. 8
- Publication date: 2011/12
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Themes:
Compression systems;
Other industrial applications;
Comfort air conditioning;
Absorption and adsorption systems;
Other energy-saving and energy-recovery systems - Keywords: Ship; Electronics; Comparison; Mechanical vapour compression; Low temperature; Cooling; Absorption system; Cascade system; Modelling; Refrigerant; Waste heat; Water-lithium bromide; CO2
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