Low-flow internally-cooled liquid-desiccant absorber

Details Low-flow internally-cooled liquid-desiccant absorber Low-flow internally-cooled liquid-desiccant absorber

1992-12-17

1994-10-04

Tapolcai, William E.

Refrigeration

Processes

Circulating external gas

62271, F25D 1708

Patent

active

053514971

ABSTRACT:
An air-conditioning process uses an internally-cooled, liquid-desiccant absorber through which the air to be conditioned, the coolant and the liquid desiccant are passed. The desiccant is passed into the absorber at a flooding rate not exceeding 1.0 gpm/ft.sup.2. Preferably cooling water (as coolant) is passed into the absorber at a flooding rate not exceeding 1.0 gpm/ft.sup.2 and, in that case, cooling air is passed through the absorber in intimate contact with the cooling water to promote evaporative cooling of the cooling water.

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patent: 4939906 (1990-07-01), Spatz et al.
patent: 5020333 (1991-06-01), Assaf et al.
patent: 5040375 (1991-08-01), Von Dobeln
patent: 5050391 (1991-09-01), Tsimerman
"The Effect of Absorber Design on the Performance of a Liquid-Desiccant Air Conditioner" -A. I. Lowenstein.

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