THE CENTRAL AND REGENERATIVE DESICCANT AIR-CONDITIONING SYSTEM
Dong Binqi
Abstract
Dong Binqi
Abstract
The cold load of traditional air-conditioning is provided with the method of decreasing the space temperature.Analysis of the process of air-conditioning in the summer indicates that the energy consuming of the refrigerator will effectively decreased if the heat load and the wet load are disposed separately.In addition,the Indoor Air Quality will be improved for avoiding the produce of condensation water on the surface of the chiller.The principle and process of solid and liquid desiccant air-conditioning system,which use the clean energy sources such as natural gas and the low-grade heat sources such as solar energy as the driving energy of the dehumidizer regeneration,are introduced in this paper based on the thermal analysis above.
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The cold load of traditional air-conditioning is provided with the method of decreasing the space temperature.Analysis of the process of air-conditioning in the summer indicates that the energy consuming of the refrigerator will effectively decreased if the heat load and the wet load are disposed separately.In addition,the Indoor Air Quality will be improved for avoiding the produce of condensation water on the surface of the chiller.The principle and process of solid and liquid desiccant air-conditioning system,which use the clean energy sources such as natural gas and the low-grade heat sources such as solar energy as the driving energy of the dehumidizer regeneration,are introduced in this paper based on the thermal analysis above.
Key concepts: Desiccant, Air conditioning, Chiller, Environmental science, Liquid desiccant, Cooling load, Process engineering, Waste management