Seeking help with lithium bromide refrigerators

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Hello, experts. I’ve been encountering some issues while simulating single-effect lithium bromide refrigerators, and I hope you can help me solve them. Is there a requirement for the temperature of the refrigerant water after it evaporates in the generator and then condenses in the condenser? Does it have to be within a certain range? Thank you all first

Reply #22016-05-23

It must be within a certain range; the specific range depends on the requirements downstream in the manufacturing process

Reply #32016-05-23

I saw a claim that it has to be below 17 degrees, right?

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