Case Study Of Using Exhaust Gas For Vapour Absorption System |
Author(s): |
| Rushikesh Sanjay Bambadkar , Student, Department of Mechanical, G H Raisoni School of Science and Technology, Amravati, Maharashtra; Pravinkumar P. Wankhade, Professor, Department of Mechanical, G H Raisoni School of Science and Technology, Amravati, Maharashtra |
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| Greenhouse Gas, VARS, Overall Efficiency |
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All the available resources, internal combustion engines are the major consumer of fossil fuels worldwide. Greenhouse gas is the release of carbon dioxide from exhaust of engine. Approximately 35% to 40% of the total heat energy produced to the engine in the form of flammable fuel is in mechanical work; In the form of heat, the remaining energy is emitted by the exhaust gas and engine cooling system, resulting in increased entropy and severe atmospheric pollution, thus demanding the use of this waste heat in conductive work output. This hazardous waste cannot be released directly into the environment, utilize the exhaust gases and waste heat from an engine the Vapor Absorption Refrigerant system (VARS) can be put into practice which increases the overall efficiency of a car. |
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Paper ID: IJSRDV7I120532 Published in: Volume : 7, Issue : 12 Publication Date: 01/03/2020 Page(s): 611-613 |
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