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    Author(s)National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NR
    PublisherBibliogov
    ISBN9781249125877
    Pages74
    BindingPaperback
    LanguageEnglish
    Publish YearJuly 2012

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    Bibliogov Desiccant Enhanced Evaporative Air-Conditioning DEVap Evaluation of a New Concept in Ultra Efficient Air Conditioning by National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NR

    NREL has developed the novel concept of a desiccant enhanced evaporative air conditioner (DEVap) with the objective of combining the benefits of liquid desiccant and evaporative cooling technologies into an innovative 'cooling core.' Liquid desiccant technologies have extraordinary dehumidification potential, but require an efficient cooling sink. DEVap's thermodynamic potential overcomes many shortcomings of standard refrigeration-based direct expansion cooling. DEVap decouples cooling and dehumidification performance, which results in independent temperature and humidity control. The energy input is largely switched away from electricity to low-grade thermal energy that can be sourced from fuels such as natural gas, waste heat, solar, or biofuels.



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