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After the design of the lithium bromide absorption heat pump is completed, how can it be simulated?

2015-07-08View Original

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An absorption heat pump has been designed using EES, and the areas of various components as well as the heat transfer coefficients have been determined. Now it is necessary to simulate how the outlet temperature changes when the inlet temperature of the cooling water varies (while the flow rate remains constant); the flow rates of the generator and the evaporator remain unchanged, but their temperatures do change. I’d like to ask everyone, what conditions are known during simulation? Is the flow rate of lithium bromide known? How should it be simulated?
Reply #22015-07-08
This post was last edited by jlwuli on 2015-7-8 22:52. Please contact me via QQ at 1214067924. Thank you!

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