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Conference Papers Year : 2006

LONG-DISTANCE TRANSPORT OF THERMAL ENERGY USING SORPTION CYCLES

Abstract

Networks of thermal energy transportation are classically based on sensible heat transport and thus they are limited to short distances. In order to realize a long-distance transport, thermochemical processes are investigated, and particularly an innovating system that couples two thermochemical dipoles. The advantages of this new system, the energetic performances and the operating cost of transport are presented. A comparison with chilled water network is also done.

Long-distance transport of thermal energy using sorption cycles J. Berthiaud and al.

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hal-04818485 , version 1 (04-12-2024)

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Julien Berthiaud, Driss Stitou, Nathalie Mazet, Lingai Luo, Isabelle Descamps. LONG-DISTANCE TRANSPORT OF THERMAL ENERGY USING SORPTION CYCLES. Conference Energy : Production, Distribution and Conservation - 2006 ASME ATI, May 2006, Milan (Italie), Italy. ⟨hal-04818485⟩
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