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Asked 18th Jul, 2017
  • Tuskegee university; Tafila Technical University

How can we introduce the heat recovery, mass recovery, multi bed bed ... etc to simulate adsorption chiller performance using TRANSYS software?

I would like to make simulation using TRANSYS software  to show the effect of heat recovery, mass recovery, multi bed..etc on the adsorption cooling system?

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Md. Rafsan Nahian
University of Toronto
Materials and Methods: The TRNSYS simulation environment is adopted to develop the WHR system model to understand the system’s transient operation and evaluate the operating variables of waste heat recovery system. The effect of ambient temperature and mass flow rate on operating variables has been studied by considering academic institution waste heat recovery system which is driven by a gas turbine has a capacity of 5.2 MW. Results: Results indicate that 20% variation of ambient temperature (°C) could lead to 0.7% changes in power generated and 1.7% changes in steam generation. With respect to fuel flow rate, 10% changes of fuel flow rate could lead to about 4 and 8.7% changes on turbine power and steam generated, respectively.
Valeria Palomba
Italian National Research Council
The only way to do so is to use an experimental map of perfomance where the cooling power and COP are expressed as a function not only of temperatures (as in type 909) but also as a function of heat/mass recovery presence or lack. Such a map can then be implemented in type 581 of TESS libraries.

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