Applied Energy
 2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.apenergy.2018.03.035
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Characterization of the droplet formation phase for the H2O LiBr absorber: An analytical and experimental analysis

Fabrizio Cola
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Alessandro Romagnoli
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“…Particular focus is given to the droplet formation phase and an analysis of the solution behavior is provided. The work regarding the development of the experimental test bench is then described in detail, before presenting the validation procedure and results [90].…”
Section: Heat and Mass Transfer Model -Part IImentioning
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Design enhancement of an adiabatic LiBr-H2O absorber through a droplet flow optimization

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“…Particular focus is given to the droplet formation phase and an analysis of the solution behavior is provided. The work regarding the development of the experimental test bench is then described in detail, before presenting the validation procedure and results [90].…”
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Design enhancement of an adiabatic LiBr-H2O absorber through a droplet flow optimization

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Performance investigation and enhancement of membrane-contactor microchannel absorber towards compact absorption cooling

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Numerical modeling of absorption process on a liquid film at nonuniform heat flux on the wall

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Meleshkin
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