Multi Solar (PVT) Air Conditioning System

	Clean Technology 2010 Chapter 2: Solar & Photovoltaics
	Multi Solar (PVT) Air Conditioning System
Authors:	A. Elazari
Affilation:	Millennium Electric T.O.U. LTD., IL
Pages:	102 - 102
Keywords:	multi solar (PVT) air conditioning system
Abstract:	A new innovation technology includes Multi Solar Air Conditioning system using the Multi Solar (PV/T) Collectors System and an Air conditioning unit that using the excessive solar thermal energy produced by the Multi Solar System (MSS). The basic principle of the Solar Air Conditioning operation: The hot liquid from the thermal source the MSS collectors enters the air conditioning reactor heat exchanger. Normally the liquid from the MSS Collectors are at least 50oC for charging. This temperature will depend on the power delivered by the solar collectors, which in turn depend on the solar radiation, flow rate and the size and efficiency of the collectors. When the entering heat reaches the reactor heat exchanger, it causes the Li Cl solution in the reactor to boil. When boiling the Li Cl returns to crystalline form. At the same time the water evaporates and steam is released to the condenser/evaporator where it condenses on the heat exchanger with the relatively lower temperature. In some cases, when running the system on solar thermal energy, it is recommended that a back-up thermal source such as a small gas- boiler or a simple electric element be installed in parallel to complement the thermal source in the event of prolonged cold/cloudy periods. The example below shows the energy balance during charging. Some 44 kWh are required to charge one barrel, giving the heat sink 33 kWh of energy. In winter, this energy can be sent directly to the building distribution system.
ISBN:	978-1-4398-3419-0
Pages:	482
Order:	Online/Mail/Fax Ordering Options
Indexes:	Keywords, Authors, Affiliations
Up

Join Us

Featured Events

Cleantech 2012
(joint with TechConnect World)
Santa Clara CA, June 19-21, 2012

Asia Pacific Clean Energy Summit & Expo
Honolulu, Hawai‘i, August 13-15, 2012

"We've very much enjoyed being a member of CTSI. In addition to the many networking and conference opportunities, we've found the monthly newsletters to be the best consolidated source of clean technology industry information and updates on policy, grants and market intelligence."

- Patrick J. Piper, QM Power, Inc.

"Ener-G-Rotors is pleased to be a member of CTSI. CTSI has been very supportive of our efforts in clean technology, helping to connect us with key legislators, introducing us to contacts at the DOE, and providing opportunities to network with other clean technology companies."

- Michael Newell, Ener-G-Rotors, Inc.

"The Clean Technology and Sustainable Industries Organization brings together the world's most innovative companies to provide critical thinking and technology solutions to real-world challenges."

- Dr. Ray O Johnson, Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, Lockheed Martin

Clean Technology 2010

Chapter 2: Solar & Photovoltaics

Multi Solar (PVT) Air Conditioning System