System Liquid-Cooled Panel Air Conditioners Use Water As A Coolant Applying The Peltier Effect

Mohd Kasim, Mohd Fazli (2016) System Liquid-Cooled Panel Air Conditioners Use Water As A Coolant Applying The Peltier Effect. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

This project focused on the replacement of the outdoor unit to the System panel liquid-cooled air conditioners. The Peltier is to modify the existing cooling system that uses gas to a cooling system using water from the Peltier effect. Thermo-electric coolers are solid-state heat pumps that operate according to the Peltier effect. A theory that claims a heating or cooling effect occurs when an electric current passes through two conductors. A voltage applied to the free ends of two dissimilar materials creates a temperature difference. With this temperature difference, Peltier cooling will cause heat to move from one end to the other. With the use of Peltier effect it can cool the water and replace the air conditioning system that uses gas as the main source of cooling. This can reduce the cost of the project in terms of maintenance, electricity bill, the cost of materials and the use of gas. This system is based on green technology.

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