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E. OPTIMIZATION GRAPHS<br />

E.1.3<br />

Towers<br />

The influence <strong>of</strong> the Closest Approach Temperature Difference on the<br />

two different types <strong>of</strong> towers is now investigated.<br />

E.1.3.1 ∆ T,min,Tower<br />

Figure E.5<br />

The COP ABS,f uel (blue curve in figure E.5) is heavily dependent on<br />

the ∆ T,min when the DRY Tower is used because a large ∆ T,min,Tower<br />

will give a large absorber <strong>and</strong> condenser temperature. The electrical<br />

efficiency <strong>of</strong> the system (black curve) raises a little when ∆ T,min,Tower is<br />

increased, but that is merely due to lower FAN power consumption when<br />

the absorption cooling unit becomes less efficient <strong>and</strong> this way needs less<br />

low quality heat removed.<br />

For the WET Tower the COP ABS,f uel (figure E.6A) is unaffected by<br />

the ∆ T,min . This is because the (somewhat simple) model <strong>of</strong> the wet<br />

tower only uses the air inlet conditions <strong>and</strong> tower (wet bulb) efficiency to<br />

determine the water outlet temperature. So the water outlet temperature<br />

is not affected by the ∆ T,min (hence COP is unaffected).<br />

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