In this study, the characteristics of the hybrid type absorption chiller, combined with the single effect absorption chiller and the double effect absorption chiller, are numerically studied to use waste hot water effectively. In the case of the full load for hybrid type absorption system, the concentration and temperature of LiBr solution increase about 2.2°C and 0.7%, respectively, at the single effect generator by the hot water. As the partial load decreases, the COP decreasing ratio of the hybrid type absorption chiller is higher than that of the double effect absorption chiller. On the other hand, COP f shows the opposite result of COP. The cycle COP of the hybrid type is about 1.07 on the full load which is 0.11 lower than that of the conventional double effect type. But COP f of the hybrid type is 1.28 which is 0.22 larger than that of double effect type. In the case of 50% partial load, COP f of the hybrid type is 2.66 and at below 50% partial load, system can be operated without any fuels. As the temperature of hot water and the mass flow ratio of hot water increase, the fuel saving ratio increases. The effect of the inlet temperature on the COP and COP f is much more significant than that of the mass flow rate of the hot water.
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