Analysis of Cogeneration Powered Absorption Chiller Systems - Nwanya, Stephen
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As a full industrial reference, the book provides essential information for the application of absorption chiller in a tropical setting. It has everything from the development of absorption cycle model, to its characteristic performance, to exergetic analysis, to development of a set of cost model necessary for optimal operation of the system as an integrated part-load. The absorption process consists of working fluids that are circulated in close cycle at steady state and four basic process flow conditions are necessary, namely: · Adiabatic mixing of binary mixture · Mixing of two streams…mehr

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As a full industrial reference, the book provides essential information for the application of absorption chiller in a tropical setting. It has everything from the development of absorption cycle model, to its characteristic performance, to exergetic analysis, to development of a set of cost model necessary for optimal operation of the system as an integrated part-load. The absorption process consists of working fluids that are circulated in close cycle at steady state and four basic process flow conditions are necessary, namely: · Adiabatic mixing of binary mixture · Mixing of two streams with heat exchange, throttling · Simple heating and · Cooling processes. The operations of absorption systems impact positively on the society. They are helpful to the society in the following perspectives: · Attainment of food security through preservation of produce · Improvement of industrial productivity due to ensured comfort · Providing friendly environment through reduced emissions · Constitute productive uses of energy according to Millennium Development Goals, MDGs aspirations. These are vital recipe for sustainable development, particularly in remote rural tropics.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Stephen Nwanya joined the Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Nigeria, Nsukka in 1999. He earned a B. Eng (Hons) in 1991 at Federal University of Technology, Owerri; a M.Eng in Mechanical Engineering at University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Nigeria and PhD degrees (Tecnologie Chimiche ed Energetiche) at Universitä Degli Studi di Udine.