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3. COMPONENT DESCRIPTION<br />

3.13 Splitter - SP<br />

There are three splitter components:<br />

• one for exhaust gas (from the SOFC)<br />

• one for the LiBr solution (in the ABS)<br />

• one for the water/steam (in the ABS)<br />

They all work the same basic way, just with different species.<br />

No chemical reaction takes place in the splitter, so the mass flow <strong>of</strong> each<br />

species (j) into the component is the sum <strong>of</strong> the two mass flows <strong>of</strong> that<br />

species out the component. The fraction <strong>of</strong> the inlet flow which goes to<br />

the first outlet is termed α (<strong>and</strong> the fraction for the other outlet then becomes<br />

(1-α)):<br />

ṁ o,1,j = ṁ i ,j α (3.96)<br />

ṁ o,2,j = ṁ i ,j (1 − α) (3.97)<br />

The mixer is adiabatic <strong>and</strong> hence the temperature <strong>of</strong> the two outlet are<br />

equal to the inlet temperature:<br />

T o,1 = T i (3.98)<br />

T o,2 = T i (3.99)<br />

The pressure at the two outlets can be different (due to other<br />

components in the system), so the splitter includes two different pressure<br />

loss parameters (<strong>of</strong> which none may be positive).<br />

p o,1 = p i + ∆p 1 (3.100)<br />

p o,2 = p i + ∆p 2 (3.101)<br />

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