Multi-Objective Performance Steady State Optimization Complete Membrane-Based Liquid Desiccant Dehumidifier System
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Steady State, Complete Membrane, Liquid Desiccant, Dehumidifier SystemAbstract
This study focuses on the multi-objective performance steady state optimization of a complete membrane-based liquid desiccant dehumidifier system. The system is designed to efficiently remove moisture from the air using liquid desiccant technology. The objective of the optimization is to simultaneously maximize the dehumidification performance, minimize energy consumption, and optimize the system's operational parameters. A steady state model of the membrane-based liquid desiccant dehumidifier system is developed, and a multi-objective genetic algorithm is applied to explore the optimal solution space. The results demonstrate the trade-offs between dehumidification performance and energy consumption, providing insights into the performance and efficiency of the system. The proposed optimization approach offers a valuable tool for designing and improving the performance of membrane-based liquid desiccant dehumidifier systems in various applications.
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