VAPOUR ABSORPTION AC IN AUTOMOBILES USING RADIATOR

Authors

  • Sagar Suresh Kanase Final year B.E. student VACOE, Ahmednagar (University of Pune)

Keywords:

Condenser,, Compressor, Generator,, Vapour absorption

Abstract

Over the past few decades, energy is the backbone of technology and economic development. The possibility of exploiting waste heat from the automobiles has been of great significance in view of ever increasing energy demand and environmental constraints. Today’s automobiles use the technology of vapour compression system to run the air conditioning system. But however the rising fuel cost and the load supported on the combustion engines limit prove to be disadvantages. Contrary to this system, the attempt to have a vapour absorption system for air conditioning may prove to be an advantageous alternative. It will not require a power input from the car’s engine as well. The high degree of waste heat from engine is ample enough to run a decent capacity absorption system and maintain optimal temperature conditions in the automobiles

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Published

2021-03-27

Issue

2015: ICITDCEME

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