The strength of strong liquor in an absorption system decreases as what happens?

In an absorption system, the strength of the strong liquor is influenced by the evaporator load. When the evaporator load decreases, it means that there is less demand for refrigeration or cooling, which results in a lower heat absorption requirement. Consequently, the amount of heat that is removed from the system reduces the energy available to vaporize the refrigerant, leading to less strong liquor being generated in the process.

As the evaporator load decreases, the absorption system does not have to absorb as much heat, and this directly helps in reducing the concentration of strong liquor, resulting in a more diluted solution. This relationship is vital for understanding how absorption systems operate under varying loads and helps in optimizing their performance for efficiency.