Article | REF: BE9737 V2

Solid Sorption Chillers and Heat Pumps

Authors: Francis MEUNIER, Pierre NEVEU

Publication date: April 10, 2025 | Lire en français

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7. Conclusion

Hermetically sealed solid sorption thermal systems, using water as a refrigerant, have long been considered solutions for natural gas air-conditioning, particularly in the context of trigeneration. First with zeolite 13X, then with silica gels and SAPO-34. But with decarbonization, natural gas air conditioning is no longer an objective.

Air-conditioning using waste heat, or even solar energy, is now the preferred choice. In this new dynamic, designers are turning to new systems. Silica gel-water or SAPO-34-water couples are currently the most widely used. These manufacturers have made efforts to offer products that can operate at low hot-source temperatures (up to 50°C) but with low thermal discharge temperatures (below 35°C). These products are well suited to temperate climates.

The emergence of MOF-water couples could change the situation...

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