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Membrane Dehumidification and Cooling
Fundamentals and Applications

A practical guide to the characterization of membrane dehumidifiers, the latest alternative cooling technologies, and their applications

Vivekh Prabakaran (Author), Chua Kian Jon (Author)

9780323955294, Elsevier Science

Paperback / softback, published 28 April 2023

218 pages
22.9 x 15.1 x 1.5 cm, 0.36 kg

Membrane Dehumidification and Cooling: Fundamentals and Applications presents the state-of-the-art on membrane dehumidifiers, highlighting their most recent advancements and providing key insights into global R&D interests. With a strong focus on applications, the book offers characterization techniques to evaluate the potential of hygroscopic materials, as well as experimental methods to study the dehumidifiers’ performance. The book begins by highlighting the demerits of conventional cooling systems and then reviews electrically driven alternative cooling solutions. A comparative study between different dehumidification techniques is also given, along with sections on fundamental transport mechanisms and thermodynamic modeling.

Finally, scaling, heat transfer and thermodynamic analysis are presented, along with a review of hybrid membrane-based air-conditioners. This book is a one-stop resource for recent advancements in membrane dehumidification and cooling applications. It is an essential read for students, researchers and engineers interested in thermal engineering, heat and mass transfer, alternative cooling, energy materials and dehumidification.

1. Introduction
2. Fundamental transport mechanisms and thermodynamic modelling
3. Hygroscopic materials and characterization techniques
4. Experimental and Theoretical performance evaluation of different membrane configurations
5. Scaling, heat transfer, and thermodynamic analysis of membrane dehumidifiers
6. Hybrid membrane-based air-conditioners

Subject Areas: Thermodynamics & heat [PHH]

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