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Performance issues of lithium bromide waste heat air conditioning units

2017-05-14View Original

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I have always been interested in the performance of lithium bromide waste heat air conditioning systems, and I’m wondering if anyone can recommend some good resources. Could you also tell me how to perform thermal calculations?
Reply #22017-05-18
Take a look at this: https://wenku.baidu.com/view/898ada00de80d4d8d15a4fd9.html
Reply #32017-07-25
Lithium bromide waste heat air conditioning primarily uses hot water, with water at temperatures above 70 degrees serving as the energy source. Waste heat from compressed air, boiler blowdown, flue gas, geothermal energy, etc.
Reply #42017-08-19
If there is no waste heat water, no readily available sources such as steam condensate, or no thermal energy, the use of lithium bromide units is not recommended

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