Radermacher, R.
(1987),
Vapor Compression Heat Pump Cycle With Desorber/Absorber Heat Exchange, International Congress of Refrigeration, 18th Proceedings, Vienna, , [online], https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=910731
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Vapor Compression Heat Pump Cycle With Desorber/Absorber Heat Exchange
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Author(s)
R Radermacher
Abstract
In this paper, a special version of a vapor compression heat pump cycle with solution circuit is introduced. In this cycle, the gliding temperature intervals are deliberately chosen so large, that the highest temperature in the desorber (evaporator) is higher than the lowest temperature in the absorber (condenser). As a consequence, part of the absorber will be supplying heat to the desorber resulting into an extremely low pressure difference across the compressor, however, increasing the mass flow rate for a given capacity. Depending on the application, significant increases in the coefficient of performance are available while pressure ratios stay below 2 for all applications discussed here.Proceedings Title
International Congress of Refrigeration, 18th Proceedings
Conference Dates
August 1, 1987
Conference Location
Vienna,
Pub Type
Conferences
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Keywords
heat pumps, heat transfer, vapor compression, temperature, evaporators, condensers, fluids
Citation
Created August 1, 1987, Updated February 19, 2017