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Cogeneration unit linked with absorption heat pump
Kürthy, Marián ; Fiedler, Jan (referee) ; Pospíšil, Jiří (advisor)
This diploma work aims to evaluate the functional connection of the cogeneration unit with an internal combustion engine and an absorption heat pump to increase the heating effect of the cogeneration. The aim of this work is to design a functional system and evaluate it from the technical - economic terms. In the introduction of the theoretical work the applied cogeneration technologies used in combined heat and power production are presented. Then there is described the principle of heat pumps, their basic components and theoretical comparison of compression and absorption heat pumps. In the practical part of this work is for a specific application in the area Technická 2 proposed merger of the cogeneration unit with an internal combustion engine and an absorption heat pump, while detailed design parameters used in absorption heat circulation are set. At the end of this paper there are designed various heat exchangers of applied absorption heat pump. The final part of the work is devoted to technical - economic assessment of applied design. In this assestment three different types of heat pumps are compared: Absorption heat pump with working solution H2O-LiBR, absorption heat pump with working fluids NH3-H2O and compressor heat pump.
Modular absorption cycle
Honka, Pavel ; Pavlů, Jaroslav (referee) ; Pospíšil, Jiří (advisor)
The thesis is focused on the cooling cycles, namely cycles of absorption. The work is divided into several parts, as problems to be solved. The first part deals with the principles and using refrigeration cycles in practice, their involvement and by comparing the working pairs of substances circulating in the absorption unit. The practical part deals with making a proposal for one-and two-level modular absorption cycle of 6 kW, and the subsequent techno-economic comparison with commonly supplied absorption unit
Cogeneration unit linked with absorption heat pump
Kürthy, Marián ; Fiedler, Jan (referee) ; Pospíšil, Jiří (advisor)
This diploma work aims to evaluate the functional connection of the cogeneration unit with an internal combustion engine and an absorption heat pump to increase the heating effect of the cogeneration. The aim of this work is to design a functional system and evaluate it from the technical - economic terms. In the introduction of the theoretical work the applied cogeneration technologies used in combined heat and power production are presented. Then there is described the principle of heat pumps, their basic components and theoretical comparison of compression and absorption heat pumps. In the practical part of this work is for a specific application in the area Technická 2 proposed merger of the cogeneration unit with an internal combustion engine and an absorption heat pump, while detailed design parameters used in absorption heat circulation are set. At the end of this paper there are designed various heat exchangers of applied absorption heat pump. The final part of the work is devoted to technical - economic assessment of applied design. In this assestment three different types of heat pumps are compared: Absorption heat pump with working solution H2O-LiBR, absorption heat pump with working fluids NH3-H2O and compressor heat pump.
Modular absorption cycle
Honka, Pavel ; Pavlů, Jaroslav (referee) ; Pospíšil, Jiří (advisor)
The thesis is focused on the cooling cycles, namely cycles of absorption. The work is divided into several parts, as problems to be solved. The first part deals with the principles and using refrigeration cycles in practice, their involvement and by comparing the working pairs of substances circulating in the absorption unit. The practical part deals with making a proposal for one-and two-level modular absorption cycle of 6 kW, and the subsequent techno-economic comparison with commonly supplied absorption unit

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