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Alternative Analysis of Large Temperature Data for Adsorption Heat Pumps Yemi Jegede School of Engineering, University of Warwick Content Overview Large Temperature Jump (LTJ) Experiments Standard LTJ Analysis Alternative LTJ


  1. Alternative Analysis of Large Temperature Data for Adsorption Heat Pumps Yemi Jegede School of Engineering, University of Warwick

  2. Content • Overview • Large Temperature Jump (LTJ) Experiments • Standard LTJ Analysis • Alternative LTJ Analysis • Results So Far • Going Ahead

  3. Overview • Adsorption heat pumps • Physical adsorbents vs chemical adsorbents (salts) • Heat transfer and kinetics

  4. Large Temperature Jump • Used to study adsorbents under conditions similar to isobaric stages of an adsorption cycle • Adsorbent is given a temperature jump and this initiates sorption

  5. Large Temperature Jump LTJ

  6. Standard Analysis of LTJ Data • Single heat transfer parameter (we want to know more) • More suited to physical adsorbents rather than salts

  7. Alternative Analysis of LTJ Data • New approach isolates the effects of conduction and contact resistance

  8. Results So Far Run Thickness, t Density, ρ Thermal Heat transfer Root Mean (mm) (kg/mᵌ) conductivity,k coefficient, h Square Error (W/mK) (W/m²K) , RMSE(bar) 1 1.5 530 0.20 200 0.0020 2 8.5 560 0.20 250 0.0063 3 5.2 650 0.35 450 0.0101 4 4.8 705 0.40 400 0.0087

  9. Results So Far

  10. Results So Far

  11. Going Ahead • Extend technique to chemical adsorbents (salts) • Introduction of kinetic parameters • Design heat pumps using cascaded salts

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