The basic principle is demonstrated in the experimental unit with the example of an ammonia-water solution with the ammonia acting as refrigerant.
Absorption refrigeration systems operate using thermal energy e.g. from industrial waste heat or from solar collectors. This systems use the principle of liquids evaporating already at low temperatures when pressure is reduced.
In process technology systems the resulting waste heat can be used for cooling. In small mobile systems, such as a camping refrigerator or minibar in a hotel, the required heat is generated electrically or by gas burner. Another benefit of absorption refrigeration systems is their silent operation.
FEATURES:
•    Demonstrate the basic principle of an absorption refrigeration system
•    Absorption refrigeration system and its main components
•    Operating behavior under load
•    To find out Refrigeration effect
•    To find out coefficient of performance
 
SPECIFICATION:
•    Working medium: ammonia-water solution
Auxiliary gas: hydrogen
Electric heater: 125W
Evaporator heater, adjustable: 50W
•    Measuring ranges
Temperature: 4x -80…180°C
Power: 0…150W
•    Required for operation
230V, 50Hz, 1 phase
230V, 60Hz, 1 phase