Pragmatic Engineering and Lifestyle: Responsible Engineering for a Sustainable Future

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Deshmukh, S. A. - Barmavatu, P. - Das, M. K. - Naik, B. K. - Sikarwar, Vineet Singh - Shivakrishna, A. - Aepuru, R. - Subash, R.
Advances in Solar-Driven Air-Conditioning Systems for Buildings.
Pragmatic Engineering and Lifestyle: Responsible Engineering for a Sustainable Future. Bradford: Emerald Publishing, 2023, s. 39-60. ISBN 978-1-80262-998-9
Institucionální podpora: RVO:61389021
Klíčová slova: cooling technologies * green HFC-free refrigerant * solar adsorption air-conditioning system * Solar-driven air-conditioning systems * solar-powered heating systems * vapor compression system
Obor OECD: Applied mechanics
https://www.emerald.com/insight/content/doi/10.1108/978-1-80262-997-220231003/full/html

This study has covered many types of solar-powered air-conditioning systems that may be used as an alternative to traditional electrically powered air-conditioning systems in order to reduce energy usage. Solar adsorption air cooling is a great alternative to traditional vapor compression air-conditioning. Solar adsorption has several advantages over traditional vapor-compression systems, including being a green cooling technology which uses solar energy to drive the cycle, using pure water as an eco-friendly HFC-free refrigerant, and being mechanically simple with only the magnetic valves as moving parts. Several advancements and breakthroughs have been developed in the area of solar adsorption air-conditioners during the previous decade. However, further study is required before this technology can be put into practise. As a result, this book chapter highlights current research that adds to the understanding of solar adsorption air-conditioning technologies, with a focus on practical research. These systems have the potential to become the next iteration of air-conditioning systems, with the benefit of lowering energy usage while using plentiful solar energy supplies to supply the cooling demand.
Trvalý link: https://hdl.handle.net/11104/0352184