Desiccant cooling systems: a review

Desiccant cooling systems have been considered as an efficient method of controlling moisture content in supply air. They do not use any ozone-depleting coolants and consume less energy as compared with the vapour compression systems. This communication provides an extensive review of liquid desicca...

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Main Authors: Sahlot, Minaal, Riffat, Saffa
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Published: Oxford University Press 2016
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Online Access:https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/47744/
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description Desiccant cooling systems have been considered as an efficient method of controlling moisture content in supply air. They do not use any ozone-depleting coolants and consume less energy as compared with the vapour compression systems. This communication provides an extensive review of liquid desiccant systems (LDSs). All the components of an LDS such as dehumidifier, regenerator, packing material and liquid desiccant properties along with its energy storage capabilities have been discussed in detail. In addition, hybrid of LDSs with sensible cooling technologies has been studied. Various types of mathematical models to predict the outlet parameters of the desiccant system and current issues in liquid desiccants have been reviewed in detail. Moreover, solid and other advanced desiccants have also been discussed briefly. Finally, a summary of some successful case studies and economic evaluation of desiccant systems have been given.
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spelling nottingham-477442020-05-04T18:25:50Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/47744/ Desiccant cooling systems: a review Sahlot, Minaal Riffat, Saffa Desiccant cooling systems have been considered as an efficient method of controlling moisture content in supply air. They do not use any ozone-depleting coolants and consume less energy as compared with the vapour compression systems. This communication provides an extensive review of liquid desiccant systems (LDSs). All the components of an LDS such as dehumidifier, regenerator, packing material and liquid desiccant properties along with its energy storage capabilities have been discussed in detail. In addition, hybrid of LDSs with sensible cooling technologies has been studied. Various types of mathematical models to predict the outlet parameters of the desiccant system and current issues in liquid desiccants have been reviewed in detail. Moreover, solid and other advanced desiccants have also been discussed briefly. Finally, a summary of some successful case studies and economic evaluation of desiccant systems have been given. Oxford University Press 2016-12-15 Article PeerReviewed Sahlot, Minaal and Riffat, Saffa (2016) Desiccant cooling systems: a review. International Journal of Low-Carbon Technologies, 11 (4). pp. 489-505. ISSN 1748-1325 liquid desiccant; hybrid systems; liquid desiccant issues; dehumidifier and regenerator; desiccant system case studies https://academic.oup.com/ijlct/article-lookup/doi/10.1093/ijlct/ctv032 doi:10.1093/ijlct/ctv032 doi:10.1093/ijlct/ctv032
spellingShingle liquid desiccant; hybrid systems; liquid desiccant issues; dehumidifier and regenerator; desiccant system case studies
Sahlot, Minaal
Riffat, Saffa
Desiccant cooling systems: a review
title Desiccant cooling systems: a review
title_full Desiccant cooling systems: a review
title_fullStr Desiccant cooling systems: a review
title_full_unstemmed Desiccant cooling systems: a review
title_short Desiccant cooling systems: a review
title_sort desiccant cooling systems: a review
topic liquid desiccant; hybrid systems; liquid desiccant issues; dehumidifier and regenerator; desiccant system case studies
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