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• TITLE: Investigation on Evaluation of a Solar Intermittent Refrigeration System for Ice Production with Ammonia/Calcium Chloride and Activated

  AUTHORS: Hamid R. Goshayeshi, Mehdi Gewad, Hojat Nazari

  KEYWORDS: Intermittent Absorption Cooling System, Solar Energy, Parabolic Collector, Solid Absorbent

  JOURNAL NAME: Energy and Power Engineering, Vol.7 No.10, September 10, 2015

  ABSTRACT: Experimental results of an intermittent solar absorption cooling system using parabolic collector are presented in this paper. The system used 6 kg of ammonia as refrigerant, 6 kg of calcium chloride as absorbent and 2 kg activated carbon as a solvent. The generator temperature was found to be 105°C. The system could produce ice at –16°C on the average. These are the most advanced results for a solar ice maker so far. All these successful achievements will speed up the commercial processing of a solar ice maker.