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Kozubal and DEVap Memebrane

June 22, 2010 | 2 Comments

Kozubal and DEVap Memebrane. Click image for more info.

NREL senior engineer Eric Kozubal examines a prototype air flow channel of the DEVap air conditioner, which he co-invented. DEVap, which stands for desiccant-enhanced evaporative air conditioner, is a novel concept that uses membrane technology to combine the efficiency of evaporative cooling and the drying potential of liquid desiccant salt solutions. The graph superimposed on the photo shows shows how hot humid air, in red, changes to cool dry air, in blue, as the air passes through the DEVap core.

Image Credit: Pat Corkery at the NREL.

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