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    Thermodynamic Analysis: 1. Pre-Heating Process: Isosteric Heating

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    1. The document describes the thermodynamic processes involved in adsorption cooling. 2. It involves four main processes: pre-heating, desorption, pre-cooling, and adsorption. During pre-heating and pre-cooling, heat is transferred but water uptake remains constant. During desorption and adsorption, heat is transferred and water uptake increases or decreases. 3. Key thermodynamic variables like internal energy, entropy, and heat of sorption are analyzed for each process. Overall, the document provides a thermodynamic analysis of the four processes involved in adsorption cooling.

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    1. The document describes the thermodynamic processes involved in adsorption cooling. 2. It involves four main processes: pre-heating, desorption, pre-cooling, and adsorption. During pre-heating and pre-cooling, heat is transferred but water uptake remains constant. During desorption and adsorption, heat is transferred and water uptake increases or decreases. 3. Key thermodynamic variables like internal energy, entropy, and heat of sorption are analyzed for each process. Overall, the document provides a thermodynamic analysis of the four processes involved in adsorption cooling.

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    1. The document describes the thermodynamic processes involved in adsorption cooling. 2. It involves four main processes: pre-heating, desorption, pre-cooling, and adsorption. During pre-heating and pre-cooling, heat is transferred but water uptake remains constant. During desorption and adsorption, heat is transferred and water uptake increases or decreases. 3. Key thermodynamic variables like internal energy, entropy, and heat of sorption are analyzed for each process. Overall, the document provides a thermodynamic analysis of the four processes involved in adsorption cooling.

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    Thermodynamic analysis

    1. Pre-heating process: Isosteric heating

    Interface
    Adsorbent bed receives heat QH from heating water to increase its
    Fluid Fluid
    internal energy. in Adiabatic out

    xmax = constant (Water uptake remains constant)


    U = Q = Qinterface
    Q S
    S= =
    T T
    H = 0 (Heat of Q, U,
    sorption)
    S, H
    i = f = 0 (Exergy of vapor flow)

    qH
    qH
    qconv

    qH

    2. Desorption process: Isobaric heating


    Desorber receives heat QH from heating water, desorption and
    releases heat Qcon to cooling water at condenser through refrigerant
    vapor.

    xmax xmin: (Water uptake descrease)


    U = Q = Qinterface
    Q S
    S= =
    T T
    H = constant 0 (Heat of sorption)
    i = f 0 (Vapor flow from Disober to Condenser)
    Interface
    Fluid Fluid
    Adiabatic out
    in

    Vapor out

    Q, U,
    S, H

    qH
    qH
    3. Pre-cooling process: Isosteric cooling

    Adsorbent
    Interface bed releases heat QL to cooling water.
    Fluid Fluid
    Adiabatic out
    in
    xmin = constant: (Water uptake descrease)
    U = Q = Qinterface
    Q S
    S= =
    T T
    H = 0 (Heat of sorption)
    Q, U,
    i = f = 0 (No vapor flow)
    S, H

    qL
    qL
    qconv

    qL

    4. Adsorption process: Isobaric cooling


    Interface
    Fluid Fluid
    in Adiabatic out
    Adsorber receives heat Qeva from refrigerant vapor and releases heat
    QL to cooling water.

    xmin xmax: (Water uptake increase)


    Vapor in
    U = Q = Qinterface
    Q S
    S= =
    T T
    H = constant 0 (Heat of sorption)
    i = f 0 (Vapor flow from Evaporator to Adsorber)
    Q, U,
    S, H

    qL
    qL
    qconv

    qL

    Additional parameters
    Volume fraction: =V a /V b
    m a a ( T )
    Since water uptake: x= = =x s ( 1 ) =x s ( 1 )
    ms s 1 a(T ) a ( T )

    Total porosity: = p + ( 1 p ) b ; p=1 p / s

    Components mass: ms= s (1 ) V b , ma= a ( T ) V b , mg =g ( P ,T ) ( ) V b

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