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Experimental tests of a small‐scale microturbine with a liquid desiccant cooling system

In a trigeneration plant, the thermal energy recovered from the prime mover is exploited to produce a cooling effect. Although this possibility allows the working hours of the plant to be extended over the heating period, providing summer air conditioning through thermally activated technologies, it is rather difficult to find in the literature experimental data on trigeneration plants operation, and the availability of performance characteristics at off‐design conditions is anyway limited. The paper has the aim of showing the experimental data of a real trigeneration system installed at the Politecnico di Torino (Turin, Italy), composed of a natural gas 100 kWel microturbine coupled to a liquid desiccant system. The data are presented for both cogeneration and trigeneration configurations, and for full and partial load operations.