what error was removed? I've watched the other video about a million times trying to wrap my head arround how this works.. I'd like to built one of these that would work of solar heat, but the part where introducing hydrogen makes ammonia evaporate still makes no sense to me. I might have to go with a pump and valve witch I would like to avoid. thanks for all the lessons
they don't use 240 v electric heater, just 120v or 12v. think of dry air blowing over water puddle. it helps evaporation. why? partial pressure of water in dry air lower than saturation pressure at temp of liquid water. some liq evaps which drops temp of remaining liquid.
+Randall Manteufel thanks thinking like that kind of makes sense.. there seems to be so little information on this subject out there.. my plan is a bit far fetched, but I want to see if I could make an absorption refregerator work and use heat pipes to control the heat transfer. Make a fridge work without moving parts or thermostats, simply stay cold.
+Randall Manteufel This is perhaps the best explanation I have seen because you illustrated a drawing of what a real absorption system looks like as opposed to the simplified analogue. What sort of class where you teaching?
+Randall Manteufel I went back and looked at your other videos to see most are cycle theory in thermodynamics. Since this one contained a practical example I thought it may be for a different audience. Regardless it was a good remider of the absorption refrigerations systems perceived simplicity, yet complicated physical construction.
Who makes these? Where does one shop for one?
what error was removed? I've watched the other video about a million times trying to wrap my head arround how this works..
I'd like to built one of these that would work of solar heat, but the part where introducing hydrogen makes ammonia evaporate still makes no sense to me. I might have to go with a pump and valve witch I would like to avoid.
thanks for all the lessons
they don't use 240 v electric heater, just 120v or 12v. think of dry air blowing over water puddle. it helps evaporation. why? partial pressure of water in dry air lower than saturation pressure at temp of liquid water. some liq evaps which drops temp of remaining liquid.
+Randall Manteufel thanks thinking like that kind of makes sense..
there seems to be so little information on this subject out there.. my plan is a bit far fetched, but I want to see if I could make an absorption refregerator work and use heat pipes to control the heat transfer. Make a fridge work without moving parts or thermostats, simply stay cold.
+Randall Manteufel
This is perhaps the best explanation I have seen because you illustrated a drawing of what a real absorption system looks like as opposed to the simplified analogue.
What sort of class where you teaching?
Philip Mac Duffie A second course in thermodynamics for mechanical engineering students, with a focus on cycles and few other topics.
+Randall Manteufel
I went back and looked at your other videos to see most are cycle theory in thermodynamics. Since this one contained a practical example I thought it may be for a different audience.
Regardless it was a good remider of the absorption refrigerations systems perceived simplicity, yet complicated physical construction.
Sir, Can you plz explain how the system is designed ???
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