REVIEW ON VAPOUR ADSORPTION COOLING SYSTEM POWERED BY EXHAUST HEAT OF AUTOMOBILE
Journal Title: International Journal of Engineering Sciences & Research Technology - Year 2015, Vol 4, Issue 5
Abstract
Vapour adsorption cooling system does not require the electric power or any other mechanical power for working. It uses waste heat from exhaust of automobile engine to power the adsorption cooling cycle to produce cooling effect. Parameters affecting the working of cooling cycle are discussed and working of experimental system with composite adsorbent and refrigerant pair is also discussed and studied in this review paper.
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D hiraj M. Ghose
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