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Fig : 3  Instrumentation
Figure 4 shows the effect of the regenerator air temperature on the humidification of air in theregenerator
Figure 5 shows that as the temperature of the regenerator air increases, the exit temperature reduction also increases in regenerator indicating that more heat is utilised to regenerate the solution.It is seen that, as the regenerator air temperature incre
Fig 8 Effect of Dessicant inlet temperature on humidity decrease in the absorber.

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