Experimental and numerical investigation to optimise liquid desiccant system for advanced air conditioning

This study aims to experimentally demonstrate a liquid desiccant systems effectiveness by using thermo-chemical fluid, such as aqueous solution of calcium chloride. This study evaluated the effect of operating temperatures on air properties and air flow rates
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The system’s functionality was influenced by the operational temperature and air flow rate, and the dehumidification effectiveness was higher at low operating temperatures and low airflow rates. An ANN metamodel-based control strategy is also proposed for implementation in hybrid thermo-chemical networks with the help of system performance data and real-time data. The suggested ANN model’s results were validated using a variety of measuring techniques, including the RMSE, MAPE, correlation (R), and coefficient of determination (R2). The proposed ANN analysis achieved an excellent correlation between predicted and experimentally measured data.

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