Simulation of A Self-Regenerated Absorption Cycle for High Efficiency, Using Ammonia-Water System

This research focuses on the "GAX CYCLE"（Generator-Absorber heat exchange CYCLE）使用ammonia-water for improving the efficiency of absorption cycles suited to this frigerant andairsource heat pumpswith the main objective of clarifying the applicability of this by计算机模拟. the GAX CYCLEa variation of the single effect cycle, with several changes in the heat transfer modenamely LLE-> GHE-> GHE AHE-> GAX. At each heat transfer mode. the heat efficiency increases At adifferent rate.这是确定the temperatures at the end of both absorption andcondensation are more influential to the COP than the evaporation temperature.It was also confirmedgenerator和absorber的amount of heat change between a strong and positive influenceon the overall cycle efficiency since there is a sheep increase in the total amount of heatexchanged at the onset or the GAX heat exchange process.Furthermore这也可以找到各种不同的concentration over too broad a range may result in a heat-balancemismatch and is hence detrimental to the GAX cycle efficiency

This research focuses on the "GAX CYCLE"(Generator-Absorber heat exchange cycle), using ammonia-water for improving the efficiency of absorption cycles suited to this refrigerant and airsource heat pumps, with the main objective of clarifying the applicability of this by computer simulation.The GAX CYCLE is a variation of the single effect cycle, with several changes in the heat transfer mode, namely LLE-> GHE-> GHE・AHE-> GAX. At each heat transfer mode. the heat efficiency increases at a different rate. It was confirmed that the temperatures at the end of both absorption and condensation are more influential to the COP than the evaporation temperature.It was also confirmed that the amount of heat exchanged between generator and absorber has a strong and positive influence on the overall cycle efficiency since there is a sheep increase in the total amount of heat exchanged at the onset or the GAX heat exchange process.Furthermore, it was also found that varying the concentration over too broad a range may result in a heat-balance mismatch, and is hence detrimental to the GAX cycle efficiency.