[1]Liu zhou Ming,ShengZunRong,zhi-min yao,et al.Experimental Study on the Enhancement of Steam Generation by Utilizing Mass Transfer Passage in a High-temperature Adsorption Heat Pump[J].Journal of Zhengzhou University (Engineering Science),2018,39(06):69-73.[doi:10.13705/j.issn.1671-6833.2017.06.027]
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Journal of Zhengzhou University (Engineering Science)[ISSN
1671-6833/CN
41-1339/T] Volume:
39
Number of periods:
2018 06
Page number:
69-73
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Public date:
2018-10-24
- Title:
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Experimental Study on the Enhancement of Steam Generation by Utilizing Mass Transfer Passage in a High-temperature Adsorption Heat Pump
- Author(s):
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Liu zhou Ming; ShengZunRong; zhi-min yao; in the form Xue Bing; Wei Xin
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1. Zhengzhou university institute of chemical industry and energy, zhengzhou, henan province, 450001; 2. Zhengzhou university institute of chemical industry and energy, henan zhengzhou 450001; 3. Zhengzhou university thermal system energy saving technology and equipment engineering research center of Ministry of Education, zhengzhou, henan, 450001
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- Keywords:
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Mass transfer channel; The adsorption heat pump; Non-equilibrium adsorption; Superheated steam; Generation rate
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- DOI:
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10.13705/j.issn.1671-6833.2017.06.027
- Abstract:
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Mass transfer passage was used inside the packed bed of enchance steam generation efficiency in a novel adsorption heat pump by utilizing a direct-contact heat exchange method. Ratios of the passage to inner diameter of the packed bed were 10% and 20%. Experimental results from 10% passage showed that the maximum generated steam temperature reached 236℃, which increased by 23ºc compared to that without passage. Meanwhile the mass of steam mass increased by 26%, mass ratio of steam to dry zeolite(ms,out/mz) increased by 14%, and steam generation time increased by 1.8%. Experimental results from 20% passage showed that the maximum steam temperature only increased by 11ºc; steam mass increased by 5.6%, ms,out/mzn was almost unchanged; steam generation time increased by 25.3%. Superheated steam generation rate was faster for large passage, while the maximum temperature and mass of generated steam were higher for small passage.