Lithium bromide absorption chiller
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To reduce the temperature of the cooler, the device uses a lithium bromide absorption refrigerant system, with water as the refrigerant and a lithium bromide solution as the absorbent. One question that remains unclear is this: in a lithium bromide refrigeration unit, there is an evaporator that uses a heat source to heat the lithium bromide solution, thereby causing the water vapor in it to evaporate. Here, we use heat water at 80 degrees as the heat source. Can heat water at around 80 degrees indeed cause the water in the lithium bromide solution to evaporate? If anyone knows, please let me know. Thank you
Haha, it feels pretty good; really great.
That’s it, a high vacuum – let’s take a look at the principle of lithium bromide refrigeration