论文信息 - Computer simulation of a CaCl2 solid-adsorption solar refrigerator

Computer simulation of a CaCl2 solid-adsorption solar refrigerator

A mathematical model is described of an intermittent, solar-powered, solid-absorption refrigerator using CaCl2 as absorbent and NH3 as refrigerant. Finite difference forms of the governing equations were written in BASIC. Real performance data are used to test the model. The peak-tube temperature is predicted within 4%. The onset and termination of generation and the mass of ammonia generated are accurately predicted.

S. O. Enibe | O. C. Iloeje | Awele Nnaemeka Ndili | O. Iloeje | A. Ndili

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