[BLDG-SIM] Solar Absorption Chillers

[Rajendra Adhikari <rajendra.adhikari@xxxxxxxxx>]

Dear Ian,

You may like to see:

1. Xavier Garcý´a Casals , Solar absorption cooling in Spain:
Perspectives and outcomes from the simulation of recent installations,
Renewable Energy 2006, 31, 1371-1389.

2. Sumathy K, Huang ZC, Li F. Solar absorption cooling with low grade
heat source?a strategy of development in South China. Solar Energy
2002;72(2):155?65.

For more detailed studies, consult the following Handbook:

Solar Assisted Air-conditioning of Buildings, A Handbook for Planners,
Results of IEA25 activities. Ed. Hans-Martin Henning, 2003, Published by
Springer Wien NewYork.

Rajendra 
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At 00.27 20/09/2006, you wrote:
> Can anyone let me
> know of any papers/research done on absorption chillers that use solar
> energy.  I'm particularly interested in some data and calculation
> that would help me get a rough idea on the applicability of this
> technology to a large office complex in the Middle East.
>  
> Thanks
>  
>  
> Ian Doebber
> Graduate Mechanical Engineer
> Arup
> 901 Market Street Suite 260 San Francisco CA 94103
> tel: 415-946-0292
> fax: 415-957-9096
> cell: 415-613-4314
> ian.doebber@xxxxxxxx
> www.arup.com
>
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