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Agriculture sector is a major contributor to meet rising food demand throughout the world. Fruits and vegetables cover a major portion of the food demand. However, about 35-40% portion of the fruits a...nd vegetables is lost because of post-harvest losses. The major reason for the post-harvest losses is improper storage. After harvesting, the fruits and vegetables behave like living organisms and produce sensible as well as latent heat load. Optimum storage could be achieved by removing these heat loads which are a function of environmental conditions like temperature and humidity. Conventional systems like vapor compression-based air-conditioning consume an excessive amount of primary energy. In this principle, Maisotsenko cycle evaporative cooling assisted desiccant air-conditioning (M-DAC) system was explored. The performance of the proposed M-DAC system has thermodynamically investigated the perception of dehumidification potential, cooling capacity, COP, and ideal storage temperature as well as relative humidity ranges. The results reveal that the M-DAC system has achieved dehumidification potential, cooling capacity, and COP of 0.003 kg/kg, 35.5 kJ/kg, and 0.72, respectively続きを見る
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