Korean scientists unveil 10 kW chemical adsorption heat pump prototype

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Korean scientists have developed a 10 kW chemical adsorption heat pump prototype that uses waste heat at around 40°C to cool buildings, factories, and data centers. The system features an electrochemical compressor without moving parts and uses ammonia as a natural refrigerant.

Korean researchers have developed a 10 kW chemical adsorption heat pump that uses waste heat at around 40 C to provide cooling for buildings, factories and data centers. The prototype features a high-performance adsorption bed, an electrochemical compressor with no moving parts and ammonia as a natural refrigerant. The post Korean scientists unveil 10 kW chemical adsorption heat pump prototype appeared first on pv magazine Global.