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Heat and Mass Transfer in Adsorption-chemical Cooling with Phase Transitions in a Sorbent

ABSTRACT The complex model of heat and mass transfer during adsorption and chemical heat conversion is presented. It includes combined effect of physical and chemical adsorption and accompanying ammonia condensation/evaporation directly inside the sorber taking into account the conjugate heat transfer between the sorbent and the heat-transfer fluid. It was found that the specific cooling power and average cooling temperature are one-valued function of a ratio of the sorber length to the mass flow of heat-transfer fluid. The use of condensation/evaporation in a sorbent can increase the temperature effect more than twice.