Adsorption of ethanol onto novel and indigenous green adsorbents: Synthesis, characterization, and applications

Chauhan, P.R.; Baiju, V.; Asif Sha, A.; Tyagi, S.K.

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2024.140978

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“…The results showed that for KOH4-PR and KOH6-PR, the ethanol adsorption concentration on the sorbents was 1.43 and two kg of ethanol/kg of adsorbent, respectively. Chauhan et al, (2024) and Abdulkadir et al, (2022) prepared a new activated carbon (ACs) adsorbent with ethanol as adsorbate and date-seed activated carbon (DSAC) for use as adsorbent with methanol for the adsorption-cooling machine, by using experimental data on ethanol and methanol uptake to determine the Dubinin-Astakhov (D-A) model's structural constants accurately. The study emphasizes how ideal the suggested ACs are for effective, long-lasting heat-pumping and cooling applications with low-grade energy.…”

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Solar adsorption cooling system operating by activated–carbon–ethanol bed

Mohammed,

Farman

2024

Int. J. Renew. Energy Dev.

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One efficient way to convert small thermally energized into effective cooling is through adsorption cooling technology, which increases energy efficiency and reduces environmental pollution. This study's primary goal is to hypothetically examine the thermal coefficient of performing the solar adsorptive refrigerator machine operated with an activating carbon/Ethanol operating dual. The impact of different operating situations and design factors on the machine's performance is inspected and evaluated. The present double-bed solar energy adsorptive-cooler unit is modeled by thermodynamic methodology. Then, it was analyzed to evaluate its effectiveness work under Baghdad climate conditions. For the current study, the two-bed solar adsorption cooling unit with 0.5 kW capacity input heat 11893 that operates at 5 °C for the evaporator and 45 °C for the condenser is presented. The Engineering-Equation-Solver (EES) simulation program was created and used to solve the modeling equations that predict the optimal cycle performance and evaluate the optimum reasonable values of the operation parameters of the proposed system. The pressure range for the refrigeration cycle is 2.408 kPa for the evaporation state and 23.14 kPa for the condensation state. The findings demonstrate that an optimum coefficient of performance (COP) is 0.702 at 95 °C, a 20% performance increase, which generates 39.4 of cooling water. It produced 1 kg of chilled water for 2.463 kg of activated carbon at a temperature of 5°C. The improved solar-powered adsorption systems and refrigeration technologies are appealing substitutes that can satisfy energy demands in addition to meeting needs for cooling, ice production, air conditioning, and refrigeration preservation and safeguarding of the environment with Iraq's climate conditions.

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