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Update on System 2 Modifications, Air-Cooled Absorption Chiller Assessmentand Absorption Chiller Simulations Joy Bian, Lucia Liao, Dennis Moran, Reinhard Radermacher February 5, 2005 Winter Consortium Meeting, Orlando, FL Overview System 2 updates New duct installation Winterization with new method Absorption chiller simulation Air-cooled absorption chiller Simulation Integration with CHP systems Transient modeling of absorption chiller System 2 Updates Old Duct New Duct New Duct New Duct Winterization with New Method Method that has been proven to be applicable in northeast China Drained out all the water in the components Filled condenser and evaporator with LiBr solution to prevent them from freezing Air-cooled Absorption Chiller Model Validation andIntegration in CHP Systems Absorption Chiller Diagram Difference between two kinds of absorption chiller Air-cooled: Water-cooled: Validation Update --Varied Exhaust Gas Temperature Included density change of exhaust gas due to temperature variation. Crystallization – Control Strategies Integration – CHP Dedicated Outdoor Air System Psychrometric Chart (CHP DOAS) Drawbacks of CHP DOAS Integration – Series Arrangement (w/o Enthalpy Wheel) Integration – Series Arrangement (w/ enthalpy wheel) Application – Psychrometric Chart (Hybrid) Mixed Air of Series Arrangement Benefits of Series Arrangement CHP can be used for the most of the time to shorten the payback time Mixed air delivered to RTU is dried and cooled which simplifies operation. Fewer control devices are required comparing to parallel arrangement Guidelines Integration guidelines CHP provides a good opportunity for air-cooled absorption chillers Maximize the operating hours at full capacity to reduce the payback period of CHP Let CHP handle the base loads, conventional unit pick up the residual loads The best way to integrate CHP and RTU is series configuration CHP can satisfy the entire latent load and part of the sensible l