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Study on a multi-effects regeneration and integral-type solar desalination unit with falling film evaporation and condensation processes 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
Based on the analysis of the mechanism of falling film evaporation and condensation, a new solar desalination unit with three effects regeneration was designed. The performance of the unit was tested through in-door experiments, using an electric heater as heat source. The results indicate that the unit has relatively high performance ratio because of a considerable fraction of the latent heat of condensation and the sensible heat of the warm condensate being successfully utilized three times to preheat and evaporate the feedstock. The unit has also excellent transient-state performance because of using the thin layer evaporation and falling film condensation which are the most effective processes for heat and mass transfer. When the operation temperature is over 90 °C and the inner pressure is below 15 kPa, the performance ratio of the unit can reach about 2.35 and its yield ratio can reach about 135 kg/h. The main factors influencing the performance of the unit were researched and analyzed. The reasonable ranges of some parameters were presented. 相似文献
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Experimental study on a horizontal tube falling film evaporation and closed circulation solar desalination system 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
A specifically designed solar desalinization system with a solar collector (about 2.01 m2 in area) has been developed and tested under practical weather conditions. In this system, a considerable fraction of the latent and sensible heat is successfully recycled and utilized for preheating the feedstock and recycling air via a condensation cavity and heat exchangers. The thermal performance of the system is greatly improved because of the falling film evaporation technology used. As a result, the yield is about two to three times more than that of a conventional single basin type solar still under the same conditions. The transient-state performance of the system, the relationships with the solar radiation, the operating temperature, the feedstock flow rate and the productivity are presented. Other factors influencing the freshwater are also discussed. 相似文献
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Steady-state experimental study of a closed recycle solar still with enhanced falling film evaporation and regeneration 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
An active regenerative solar still with an area of 1.03 m2, enabling one to reuse the latent heat of condensation and sensible heat of brine, is constructed and tested indoors, using a solar simulator for irradiation. In this still, a considerable fraction of the latent and sensible heat is successfully recycled and utilized for preheating the feedstock and recycling air via a falling film evaporator–condenser. The forced thin layer evaporation and film condensation, which are the efficient enhanced processes for heat transfer, are applied in this unit. As a result, the performance ratio of the unit is about two to three times greater than that of a conventional basin-type solar still (single-effect). 相似文献
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Brackish water desalination by a stand alone reverse osmosis desalination unit powered by photovoltaic solar energy 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Desalination of brackish water as a viable option to cope with water scarcity and to overcome water deficit in Jordan is assessed. A stand alone reverse osmosis (RO) desalination unit powered by photovoltaic (PV) solar energy is proposed, and a computer code in C++ was generated in order to simulate the process, and to predict the water production at 10 selected sites based on the available solar radiation data, sunshine hours and salinity of the feed water (TDS of 3000, 5000, 7000, and 10,000 mg/L). It was found that most of the selected sites showed favorable application of the proposed system in Jordan. Tafila, Queira, Ras Muneef, H-4, and H-5 are the most favorable sites. With TDS of 7000 mg/L, the highest annual water production of 1679 m3/year was observed in Tafila, followed by Queira with production of 1473 m3/year. Ras Muneef, H-4, and H-5 showed close to each other production of 1363, 1345, and 1340 m3/year, respectively. Among the most favorable sites (Tafila, Queira, Ras Muneef, H-4, and H-5), Ras Muneef was found to be the best site in terms of the daily amount of water produced during the driest months of the year (May–September). Its production during these months forms about 65% of its total daily water production during a 1-year cycle, while for each of the other most favorable sites namely Tafila, Queira, H-4, and H-5, a 61% of production was observed during the same period. 相似文献
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This paper presents the modeling and the experimental validation of air and water solar collectors used in humidification-dehumidification (HDH) solar desalination unit. The solar desalination process is currently operating under the climatological conditions of Sfax (34 N, 10 E), Tunisia. To numerically simulate the air and water solar collectors, we have developed dynamic mathematical models of the solar collectors. The resulting distributed parametric systems of equations are transformed into a system of ordinary differential equations (ODEs) using the orthogonal collocation method (OCM). A comparison between numerical and experimental data was conducted. It was found that the two-temperature mathematical model describes more precisely the real behaviour of the water solar collector than the one-temperature mathematical model. It was also shown that the developed mathematical models are able to predict accurately the trends of the thermal characteristic of the water and air solar collectors. As a result, the proposed models can be used to size and test the behaviour of such a type of water and air solar collectors. 相似文献
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Many countries in North Africa and the Middle East are experiencing localized water shortages and are now using desalination technologies with either reverse osmosis (RO) or thermal desalination to overcome part of this shortage. Desalination is performed using electricity, mostly generated from fossil fuels with associated greenhouse gas emissions. Increased fuel prices and concern over climate change are causing a push to shift to alternative sources of energy, such as solar energy, since solar radiation is abundant in this region all year round. 相似文献
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《全球能源互联网(英文)》2019,2(2):98-113
Freshwater resources and energy are the two material foundations of human survival and the two challenges for human sustainable development. China’s huge population needs a large amount of freshwater for basic necessities. Desalination is an intelligent and promising technology for increasing water resources to realize a sustainable supply of freshwater. However, high levels of energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions have restricted the development of desalination. Solar energy has the unique advantage that it can be harnessed in different forms. This paper discusses the water resources and solar energy utilization status in China and presents a comprehensive review on a possible solution: coupling desalination technologies with sustainable energy. China’s desalination market is reviewed, and the energy consumption for several desalination processes is summarized to present a brief outlook of desalination techniques in China. Potential coupled methods for solar-powered desalination are compared. This study will facilitate understanding of the latent water crisis in China and help China’s desalination market transition from conventional energy sources to choose an appropriate solar-powered desalination process. 相似文献
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T.V. Arjunan H.. Aybar N. Nedunchezhian 《Renewable & Sustainable Energy Reviews》2009,13(9):2408-2418
The work was motivated by the increasing awareness of the need for enhancing water supplies schemes in arid lands featuring an appropriate technology for solar energy use in the desalination field in India. The fresh water crisis is already evident in many parts of India, varying in scale and intensity at different times of the year. India's rapidly rising population and changing lifestyles also increases the need for fresh water. Fresh water is increasingly taking centre stage on the economic and political agenda, as more and more disputes between and within states, districts, regions, and even at the community level arises. The conventional desalination technologies like multi stage flash, multiple effect, vapor compression, iron exchange, reverse osmosis, electro dialysis are expensive for the production of small amount of fresh water, also use of conventional energy sources has a negative impact on the environment. Solar distillation represents a most attractive and simple technique among other distillation processes, and it is especially suited to small-scale units at locations where solar energy is considerable. India, being a tropical country is blessed with plenty of sunshine. The average daily solar radiation varies between 4 and 7 kWh per square meter for different parts of the country. There are on an average 250–300 clear sunny days in a year, thus it receives about 5000 trillion kWh of solar energy in a year. In spite of the limitations of being a dilute source and intermittent in nature, solar energy has the potential for meeting and supplementing various energy requirements. Solar energy systems being modular in nature could be installed in any capacity as per the requirement. This paper consists of an overall review and technical assessments of various passive and active solar distillation developments in India. This review also recommended some research areas in this field leading to high efficiency are highlighted. 相似文献
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Mostafa Delpisheh Maghsoud Abdollahi Haghghi Hassan Athari Mehdi Mehrpooya 《International Journal of Hydrogen Energy》2021,46(10):7211-7229
This study investigates the proficiency of employing solar energy in a novel setup geared towards simultaneous production of desalinated water and hydrogen wielding parabolic trough solar collectors (prime mover) in three solar radiation approaches; low radiation, high irradiation and no radiation. Targeted for coastal areas, this setup generates electricity using an organic Rankine cycle; utilizing its waste heat, a desalination unit applying humidification and dehumidification processes, yields desalinated water. Subsequently, hydrogen is produced through exploiting a proton exchange membrane electrolyser as a low temperature electrolyser fed by electricity and water. One of the cardinal points of this system is the production of hydrogen by means of electricity and desalinated water obtained from previous stages. With the purpose of determining the efficiency of this setup, a parametric study has been conducted grounded on the effect of important parameters on production rates and different efficiencies. Ensuing, multi-objective optimization is set forth by implementing a genetic algorithm in order to effectuate the optimal design state. The results indicated that the desalination rate in the three solar radiation approaches mentioned are 1.76 kg/s, 1.07 kg/s and 1.36 kg/s, respectively, and the hydrogen production rate are 4.33 g/s, 2.62 g/s and 3.54 g/s, correspondingly. 相似文献
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Soteris Kalogirou 《Renewable Energy》1997,12(4):351-367
This paper deals with an economic analysis of a solar assisted desalination system. The analysis is carried out for four types of applications, two domestic, a hotel and a village. It is shown that solar desalination is viable for the two bigger installations (hotel and village) with water prices below C£0.89/m3. It is also shown that the water cost is insensitive to the changes in method of payment or to small variations in direct costs. It is not worth operating the desalination system solely on solar energy due to the high cost of the desalination system and the diurnal nature of the solar input which implies high percentage of inactive time. 相似文献
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