Experimental investigation of dehumidification and regeneration of zeolite coated energy exchanger

Ezzi, Amged Al; Ismael, Laith; Fayad, Mohammed A.; Jaber, Alaa Abdulhady; Jubori, Ayad M. Al; Al-Jadir, Thaer; Dhahad, Hayder A.; Ma, Hongbin; Yusaf, Talal

doi:10.1016/j.ijft.2022.100164

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“…Their study presented the design analysis of a two-tower silica gel dehydration unit capable of dehydrating one million standard m 3 of natural gas per day and discussed the effects of various operating parameters on the unit's design. In addition, their study analyzed the regeneration of the weak desiccant bed based on some simplified assumptions and discovered that the higher the regeneration temperature, the less regeneration gas is required [26]. Zhang, L. et al [27] investigated experimentally the mass-transfer characteristics and regeneration processes of a structured packing dehumidifier/regenerator that employs lithium chloride as a desiccant material under conventional air conditioning operating conditions.…”

Section: Energy Use Of Liquid Desiccant Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Advancements in Liquid Desiccant Technologies: A Comprehensive Review of Materials, Systems, and Applications

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Desiccant agents (DAs) have drawn much interest from researchers and businesses because they offer a potential method for lowering environmental impact, increasing energy efficiency, and controlling humidity. As a result, they provide a greener option to conventional air conditioning systems. This review thoroughly analyzes current issues, obstacles, and future advancements in liquid desiccant agents (LDAs) for drying, air conditioning, and dehumidification applications. The importance of LDAs in lowering energy use and greenhouse gas emissions is highlighted, emphasizing their potential for environmentally friendly humidity control. The current review examines key parameters such as novel materials, enhancing desiccant qualities, integration with technologies, and long-term durability while examining recent developments in LDAs and investigating their applications in diverse industries. The main conclusions from the evaluated publications in this review are also highlighted, including developments in LDAs, new applications, and developing research fields. Overall, this review advances knowledge of LDAs and their potential to shift humidity control systems toward sustainability and energy efficiency.

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Section: Energy Use Of Liquid Desiccant Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%