Online Training- adsorption heat pump by Fahrenheit (Heat4Cool)

[@briandd57]

Bry-Air a company in India manufactures small and large scale adsorption chillers up to 335 Tons. Very cool technology!

[@feiabm2005]

Thank You.

[@Rmy26]

So because of the vaccum we water is able to vaporize and reach the adsorbtion material ? If I understand correctly, because of low pressure there no need for a way to send water vapour to the material ?

[@karlswanson95]

I wonder if you could use Temperature Swing Solvent Extraction to get Calcium Nitrate Tetrahydrate out of a water solution into an amine solution and then drive off the water attached to the Calcium Nitrate while in the amine solution by further elevating the temperature after the extraction from water. Once cooled if this solution is again mixed with water it may have a useful endothermic reaction that could be used for a cooling application.

[@hbibamrani9890]

It could be even more interesting if you had added subtitles.

[@julijaku3020]

Where in Valencia. ?

[@AutoNomades]

I liked the relatively simple design of the start !... until it became a gaz factory running on something else than thermal solar....

[@martinhansen5021]

The energy needed to circulate the liquids are very, very minimal. In places needing AirCon, thermal energy is unlimited.

[@kevinparsley3363]

Can't understand fast tech talk in a foreign accent. How about closed caption ?

[@AutoNomades]

@@martinfeustel3505 Person 1: Hey please could you help me to understand better ? Person 2: Hey stupid you ! Me : ........?