The Solar Cooling Design Guide

Dr. Daniel Mugnier is head of the research department for solar-thermal and photovoltaic engineering at TECSOL in Perpignan, France. Moreover, he is the Vice Chairman of the IEA Solar Heating and Cooling program. Dr. Stephen D. White leads the Energy Efficiency Research at the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) in Newcastle, Australia. Daniel Neyer is a research associate at the department for energy efficient buildings at the University of Innsbruck, Austria.

1 Introduction
2 Design guide for a small size combined cooling/heating with an NH3/H2O absorption chiller technology
2.1 Application description & design philosophy
2.2 Solar Cooling Process Description
2.3 Equipment Specification
2.4 Hazard & Operability
2.5 Case Study Installation
2.6 Design Performance Analysis
2.7 Indicative Commercial Analysis
2.8 Quality Assurance checklist
2.9 Work Cited
3 Design guide for a medium size combined cooling with an absorption chiller and DHW production technology
3.1 Reasons leading to the selection of this system as a ?Best Practice?
3.2 Solar cooling process
3.3 Equipment specifications
3.4 Control philosophy
3.5 Design Performance Analysis
3.6 Case Study Installation and monitoring results
3.7 Economical analysis
3.8 Quality assurance checklist
3.9 Work cited
4 Multi-effect absorption chiller with concentrating solar collectors
4.1 Application description & design philosophy
4.2 Process description
4.3 Equipment specification
4.4 Hazard & operability
4.5 Design performance analysis
4.6 Indicative commercial analysis
4.7 Quality assurance checklist
4.8 Case study installation and monitoring results
5 Conclusions