Adsorption bed configurations for adsorption cooling application

Important parameters used for adsorption chillers, e.g. cooling capacity, coefficient of performance, are strictly dependent on heat and mass transfer conditions between adsorbent mass and the cooling/heating medium. With the aim of energy efficiency increasing it is essential to reduce heat transfe...

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Main Authors: Stefański, Sebastian, Mika, Łukasz, Sztekler, Karol, Kalawa, Wojciech, Lis, Łukasz, Nowak, Wojciech
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Mass transfer
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