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Experimental Performance Analysis of Adsorption Modules with Sintered Aluminium Fiber Heat Exchangers and SAPO-34-Water Working Pair for Gas-Driven Heat Pumps: Influence of Evaporator Size, Temperatures, and Half Cycle Times
A major challenge for gas-driven adsorption heat pumps is the production of compact, efficient, and cost-effective adsorption modules. We present the experimental data of a design based on sintered aluminum fiber heat exchangers, a technology currently under development. The adsorption module presen
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