“…As expected, and also according to the previous work of Ruivo et al [12], the effectiveness parameters h h and h j depend on the airflow rates, thus justifying the search for appropriate correlations. The classical analysis of the performance of heat exchangers suggests the proposal of an exponential-type correlation to take into account the influence of the airflow rate.…”
Section: Balanced Airflows With Fixed Rotation Speedsupporting
confidence: 57%
“…This assumption significantly simplifies the problem of predicting the global performance of the desiccant wheel, but according to previous tests conducted by the authors [12] its validity is questionable.…”
Section: Effectiveness Parametersmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…However, a recent work [12] demonstrated that the effectiveness method supported by constant-effectiveness values provides results with unacceptable accuracy in a significant number of cases within the expected range of operation, even in those cases with constant airflow rates and constant rotation speed of the desiccant wheel. A probable reason for the contradictory conclusions of Refs.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…1 requires the use of a pair of effectiveness parameters. As referred in Ruivo et al [12], one of the effectiveness parameters here used is…”
Section: Effectiveness Parametersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[12], including: (i) a new pair of intuitive effectiveness parameters, (ii) a 2D interpolation procedure that accounts for the dependence of the effectiveness parameters on the inlet airflow conditions (EIPIS approach) and (iii) a simple correlation of exponential type for predicting the effectiveness parameters in cases of Effectiveness Interpolation Procedure for the effect of the Inlet States F1, F2 characteristic potentials h specific enthalpy of moist air (J kg À1 ) k f coefficient used in Ref. [12] …”
“…As expected, and also according to the previous work of Ruivo et al [12], the effectiveness parameters h h and h j depend on the airflow rates, thus justifying the search for appropriate correlations. The classical analysis of the performance of heat exchangers suggests the proposal of an exponential-type correlation to take into account the influence of the airflow rate.…”
Section: Balanced Airflows With Fixed Rotation Speedsupporting
confidence: 57%
“…This assumption significantly simplifies the problem of predicting the global performance of the desiccant wheel, but according to previous tests conducted by the authors [12] its validity is questionable.…”
Section: Effectiveness Parametersmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…However, a recent work [12] demonstrated that the effectiveness method supported by constant-effectiveness values provides results with unacceptable accuracy in a significant number of cases within the expected range of operation, even in those cases with constant airflow rates and constant rotation speed of the desiccant wheel. A probable reason for the contradictory conclusions of Refs.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…1 requires the use of a pair of effectiveness parameters. As referred in Ruivo et al [12], one of the effectiveness parameters here used is…”
Section: Effectiveness Parametersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[12], including: (i) a new pair of intuitive effectiveness parameters, (ii) a 2D interpolation procedure that accounts for the dependence of the effectiveness parameters on the inlet airflow conditions (EIPIS approach) and (iii) a simple correlation of exponential type for predicting the effectiveness parameters in cases of Effectiveness Interpolation Procedure for the effect of the Inlet States F1, F2 characteristic potentials h specific enthalpy of moist air (J kg À1 ) k f coefficient used in Ref. [12] …”
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