NASA NTRS ยท 20020060117
Carbon Dioxide Absorption Heat Pump
Abstract
A carbon dioxide absorption heat pump cycle is disclosed using a high pressure stage and a super-critical cooling stage to provide a non-toxic system. Using carbon dioxide gas as the working fluid in the system, the present invention desorbs the CO2 from an absorbent and cools the gas in the super-critical state to deliver heat thereby. The cooled CO2 gas is then expanded thereby providing cooling and is returned to an absorber for further cycling. Strategic use of heat exchangers can increase the efficiency and performance of the system.
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Jones, Jack A.. 2002-04-23. Carbon Dioxide Absorption Heat Pump. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20020060117
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