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Energy analysis plays a vital role in the industry due to the use of electrical energy, global warming, and economy crises. This paper describes the waste heat available in the exhaust of the steam turbine and beneficial use of the waste heat. The sugar industry steam turbine exhaust carries enthalpy of steam at 2500 kJ/kg, this thermal energy can be put into beneficial use as the heat source to the vapor absorption refrigeration system to compensate energy required for DC thyrist motor, and this can also be used for cold storage. Energy savings in terms of cost and fuels are calculated. Investigation on the heat and mass transfer in evaporator has been carried out in vapor absorption system by varying the operating parameter. Less circulation ratio is required to increase the coefficient of performance. The inlet temperature of the coolant should be less for achieving higher coefficient of performance.

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Title
Thermodynamic analysis of a single effect lithium bromide water absorption system using waste heat in sugar industry
Publication title
Thermal Science; Belgrade
Volume
22
Issue
1B
Pages
507-517
Publication year
2018
Publication date
2018
Section
Original scientific papers
Publisher
Society of Thermal Engineers of Serbia
Place of publication
Belgrade
Country of publication
Serbia
Publication subject
ISSN
0354-9836
e-ISSN
2334-7163
Source type
Scholarly Journal
Language of publication
English
Document type
Journal Article
Publication history
 
 
Online publication date
2016-12-03
Milestone dates
2015-10-13 (Submitted); 2016-11-13 (Revised); 2016-11-13 (Accepted)
Publication history
 
 
   First posting date
03 Dec 2016
ProQuest document ID
2429088707
Document URL
https://www.proquest.com/scholarly-journals/thermodynamic-analysis-single-effect-lithium/docview/2429088707/se-2?accountid=208611
Copyright
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2023-12-05
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ProQuest One Academic