Design and Construction for Hydroxides Based Air Conditioning System with Solar Collectors for Confined Roofs

Rosenberg Javier Javier Romero Dominguez, Ariana Morales Flores, Jose Antonio Garcia Ramos, Ana Maria Hernandez Jasso, Antonio Rodriguez Martinez, Jose Eduardo Jasso Almazan, Jesus Cerezo Roman, Moises Montiel-Gonzalez, Jonathan Ibarra Bahena, Yuridiana Rocio Galindo Luna and Brenda Rivas Herrea

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Abstract: In this chapter, the methodology to determinate heat load is revised and presented. The main parameters must be fixed as function of climatization, internal thermic conditions (comfort, temperature, and humid) and the activities. According with literature, the roof structural requirements were checked. These are an important parameter because it represents the limits to the system such as load by devices (weight of equipment), orientation in solar systems (operating conditions), and building materials. The method of calculation of solar available is shown; the aim is to achieve the major collection of solar energy. Finally, the plate heat exchangers can be fabricated in gasketed, welded or module welded design characterized by the model in which the flow channels for the two heat exchanging media are sealed. The kind of exchanger is suitable depending on your requirements. The thermodynamic method of calculation of sizing the exchangers is reviewed. The aim of this section is to find the suitable devices for the operation of air-conditioning absorption system based on hydroxide.

Keywords: air-conditioning system; plate heat exchanger; roof structural conditions; life cycle assessment; sustainable cycle (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: Q20 Q40 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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DOI: 10.5772/intechopen.72188

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