A Chemical Heat Pump With an Endothermic and Reversible Chemical System Incorporated
Abstract A conceptual design of chemical heat pump system with reactive ceramics incorporated has been proposed and exemplified by several chemical reactions on activated metal oxides. It functions at temperatures of waste heat. The system involves the following endothermic reactions; (1) activation...
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