Lamm-Honigmann process
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Lamm-Honigmann process
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The Lamm-Honigmann process is a storage and heat to power conversion process that consists of using the effect of vapor pressure depression of a working fluid mixture compared to a pure working fluid of that mixture. This process is named after their independent inventors Emile Lamm and Moritz Honigmann. Both inventors envisioned and realized the same process principle for usage as energy storage in so-called Fireless locomotive but with different working fluid pairs: Emile Lamm used ammonia and
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lamm-Honigmann_process
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2023-03-05T01:03:43Z
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