Amid the global energy and climate crises, research on waste heat recovery has become
imperative, with extensive studies focusing on assessing waste heat potential and …

Population growth in hot and arid regions in addition to global warming would lead to
increase for cooling demand in near future. Corresponding to energy consuming nature of …

The use of waste heat in absorption refrigeration cycles is always one of the effective
methods of heat recovery that leads to efficiency improvement, energy consumption and …

The interest in employing absorption refrigeration systems is usually related to electricity's
precariousness since these systems generally use thermal rejects for their activation. The …

Large-scale absorption chillers are commonly used for supplying the demand of district
cooling networks. In Northern Europe, in many cases, these chillers are driven by local …

Thermal drying is energy intensive due to the unavoidable thermodynamic constraint of
supplying sufficient energy to evaporate the water (h fg> 2000 kJ kg− 1). Textile dryers only …

The existing combined absorption refrigeration and liquid desiccant dehumidification
systems have the disadvantages of small temperature difference in waste heat utilization …

This research aims to address the critical need for sustainable cooling systems in
greenhouses, particularly relevant in mitigating global warming impacts and enhancing food …

The trend to reduce CO2 emissions in cooling processes has made it possible to increase
the alternatives for integrating solar energy with thermal equipment whose viability depends …

In this paper, the statistical analyses of the ammonia-water absorption refrigerant system
(ARS) are presented. For this purpose, different surface response methods, including the …