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1 SUNPARK Solar Hot water Absorption Chiller  www.chinasunpark.com

2 www.chinasunpark.com page 2 Basic informations Working Fluid 1) Refrigerantwater 2) AbsorbentLituium Bromide Solution Basic specifications Refrigerant water Refrigerant vapor LiBr solution absorbing vapor Weak Solution Divided Ref Vapor Strong solution heat coolingheat cooling

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10 www.chinasunpark.com page 10 Go repeat Refrigerant water Refrigerant vapor LiBr solution absorbing vapor Weak Solution Divided Ref Vapor Strong solution heat cooling heat cooling Evaporator AbsorberGenerator Condenser Absorber

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