Absorption heat pumps

Absorption heat pumps are devices that transfer heat using a thermal process powered by heat sources like natural gas or waste heat, instead of electricity. They operate by using a refrigerant and an absorber, with a generator that heats the mixture to separate the refrigerant. The refrigerant then cycles through a condenser and evaporator to provide heating or cooling. These systems are energy-efficient options, often used in industrial, commercial, or residential settings where waste heat or alternative energy sources are available, reducing reliance on electrical power and lowering operational costs.