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Figure Legend:
Conceptual layout of the integrated sorption collector. Qdes, Qcond, Qabs, and Qevap refer to the input and output powers of the sorption modules for the two operating phases.

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Figure Legend:
Cross section for reactor (left) and C/E (right) heat exchangers and side view of sorption module (below)

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Complete assembly of the collector prototype (a) and collector mounted during testing (b)

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Test setup at Fraunhofer ISE

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Figure Legend:
Equivalent resistance network for type 827

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Figure Legend:
Operation cycle for a sorption module in a P–T diagram

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Figure Legend:
Simulated annual heating, cooling, and DHW demand (MWh) for a generic hotel in Ankara (a) [21] and layout of system simulation model (b)

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Figure Legend:
Results based on collector aperture area from the efficiency and stagnation measurements at 979 W/m2 plotted both using the mean temperature (b) and the estimated absorber temperature (a), respectively. The stagnation point is reduced 15 K from measured in order to fit all the static measurements.

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Figure Legend:
Model validation based on one of the static measurements. Suffixes S and M refer to simulated and measured, respectively.

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Figure Legend:
Simulation results with 285 m2 collector area from the parametric runs for Ankara. (b) shows the heating and cooling provided per sorption module during heat pump mode (summer).

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Figure Legend:
Cooling power distribution per m2 of aperture area for the five simulation runs

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Figure Legend:
Cooling and heating efficiencies over the year for simulation 5