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    This document describes modeling the energy balance and mass transfer within a control volume, such as a heat exchanger or absorber. It involves analyzing the initial fluid properties, applying correction factors, and solving mass and energy balances to determine outlet conditions, temperature profiles, and absorption rates.

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    This document describes modeling the energy balance and mass transfer within a control volume, such as a heat exchanger or absorber. It involves analyzing the initial fluid properties, applying correction factors, and solving mass and energy balances to determine outlet conditions, temperature profiles, and absorption rates.

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    Visio-Diagram First Flowchart 1

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    This document describes modeling the energy balance and mass transfer within a control volume, such as a heat exchanger or absorber. It involves analyzing the initial fluid properties, applying correction factors, and solving mass and energy balances to determine outlet conditions, temperature profiles, and absorption rates.

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    Modelin start

    Energy Balance for control


    Operational
    volume
    conditions
    Correction factor application
    Geometric
    conditions

    ΔH=Hphx
    Initial fluids properties

    Control volume Analysis NO YES


    Internal system properties for
    differential height (ΔH)
    Results:
    Coolant outlet conditions
    Air outlet conditions
    Mass transfer from the
    Solution outlet conditions
    interface to the bulk
    Temperature Profiles
    solution
    Absorption rate profile

    Mass Balance for control


    volume
    End

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