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Title
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Utilization of Exhaust Heat of Internal Combustion Engines for Cooling Purpose
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Sub-Title |
A Review.
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Subject |
Thermal Energy, Internal Combustion Engine, Vapor Absorption, Combustion, Refrigerant System
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Author |
Asif Khan, Hafiz Muhammad ali, Shahab Khuhnood, Sy
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Publish Year |
2018 |
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24-34 |
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Text Language |
English |
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Research Article |
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Abstract |
Thermal energy is predominantly released
through the coolant and exhaust systems of a typical
internal combustion engine. About 20% of the energy
released during combustion power produced by
burning fuel has the potential to be used for work output
and remaining 70-80 % as a part of waste heat as
friction, exhausts gas and engine cooling system. This
paper presents a brief review of studies conducted by
the previous researchers on cooling produced in
moving vehicles by using vapor absorption system. It
provides information about the importance of utilizing
this heat energy released through the exhaust system of
internal combustion engines to develop a refrigerant
system which does not require the electricity as a
primary input.
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