[TRNSYS-users] absorption refrigerator

[David BRADLEY]

Mayank,
   Type107 in the standard TRNSYS library is a generic absorption 
chiller model. It takes a few external data files that contain "typical" 
manufacturer's performance such as how the chiller's capacity and input 
energy change with varying inlet conditions. In actual practice, I think 
getting ahold of realistic data is very hard. Manufacturers either don't 
have it or don't want to give it out. The data files that are provided 
with Type107 are for a much larger machine than would be appropriate for 
a residential scale. I would highly recommend finding a manufacturer who 
has a piece of equipment in the size range that you are looking at so 
that you can work with them using their data.

   I am not sure how you are planning to model the refrigerator itself. 
You might have some luck using one of the lumped thermal capacitance 
models such as Type59. Alternatively, there is an actual refrigerator 
model in the TESS Loads and Structures Library (v17).
Kind regards,
  David


On 11/7/2011 10:16, Mayank Bhatnagar wrote:
>
> Dear all,
>
> I want to simulate a absorption refrigerator using heat of solar 
> energy. Is it possible to make a absorption refrigerator in TRNSYS 
> because I need it to compare domestic refrigeration system with 
> domestic air conditioning  system of absorption type.
>
> Thank you all for your support in advance.
>
> Regards,
>
> *Mayank Bhatnagar*
>
> *M.Tech. (Energy Engineering)*
>
> *Malaviya National Institute of Technology,*
>
> *Jaipur (INDIA)*
>
> *contact no.- +91-9983816468*
>
>
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