Waste heat recovery of 80 cc petrol engine for refrigeration with VAC system
Keywords:
R134a, water, generator, absorber, condenserAbstract
Waste heat recovery is essential for achieving the fuel economy of engine indirectly. In this project vapor absorption refrigeration system is used to utilize the waste heat from engine. The use of recovered heat is made in generator of the vapor absorption system and due to this heat refrigerant gets separated from absorbent. This absorption system uses water as absorbent and R134a as refrigerant. This heat recovery system can be adopted in both traction and non-traction application of engine, in this system heat is recovered from the exhaust gases of engine by passing the exhaust pipe from the generator. In this paper the more focus is given to the design and manufacturing of the system with 80 cc internal combustion petrol engine
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