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Compression–absorption cascade refrigeration system

Applied Thermal Engineering, 2006
This paper describes the study carried out to analyse a refrigeration system in cascade with a compression system at the low temperature stage and an absorption system at the high temperature stage to generate cooling at low temperatures, as well as the possibility of powering it by means of a cogeneration system.
José Fernández-Seara   +2 more
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Energy and irreversibility analysis of a cascade refrigeration system for various refrigerant couples

Energy Conversion and Management, 2010
Abstract This study deals with energy and irreversibility analysis of a cascade refrigeration system employing various refrigerant couples, namely R152a–R23, R290–R23, R507–R23, R234a–R23, R717–R23 and R404a–R23, using a computer code developed for this aim. It is assumed that the refrigeration load is 1 kW, the refrigerated space temperature is −40 °
Kılıçarslan, Ali, Hoşöz, Murat
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Analysis of Cascade Vapour Refrigeration System with Various Refrigerants

Materials Today: Proceedings, 2019
Abstract In this paper report the performance analysis of different refrigerants couples in cascade refrigeration system. Refrigerants such as R134a/R23, R410A/R23 and R404A/R170 have been successfully analyzed in the superheating and sub cooling range of 10 °C and 5 °C respectively. The variation in condenser temperature was from 30 to 50 °C in high
K. Logesh   +4 more
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Performance Experiment of Natural Refrigerant Cascaded Refrigeration System

Advanced Materials Research, 2011
In this paper, the performances of natural refrigerant R290/CO2 cascaded refrigeration system using R290 as high temperature cycle refrigerant and CO2 as low temperature cycle refrigerant were investigated experimentally. The test results show that both CO2 compressor and R290 compressor start up stably and present good running performance.
Jing Hong Ning, Sheng Chun Liu
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Cascade Refrigeration System: R404a-R23 Refrigerant

Asian Journal of Electrical Sciences, 2017
This study is presented a cascade refrigeration system using as refrigerant (R23) in low-temperature circuit and R404a in high-temperature circuit. The operating parameters considered in this paper include superheating, condensing, evaporating, and sub cooling temperatures in the refrigerant (R404a) high temperature circuit and in the refrigerant (R23))
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Refrigerant conversion of auto-refrigerating cascade (ARC) systems

International Journal of Refrigeration, 1997
Abstract This paper describes converting Auto-Refrigerating Cascade (ARC) ultra-low temperature systems from a multicomponent zeotropic working fluid containing CFS to a CFC-free mixture. The differences between azeotropes, mixtures and blends with minimal glides used in conventional refrigeration systems and the steep glide (wide span) zeotropes ...
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Selection of suitable natural refrigerants pairs for cascade refrigeration system

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part A: Journal of Power and Energy, 2013
This study presents thermodynamic analyses and optimization of a two-stage cascade system employing a choice of eight natural refrigerants leading to the most suitable refrigerants pair for wide ranges of operating temperatures; the optimal pair was based on best system performance (cooling coefficient of performance) as well as best volumetric cooling
Jahar Sarkar   +2 more
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Thermodynamic Assessment of Using Water as a Refrigerant in Cascade Refrigeration Systems With Other Environmentally Friendly Refrigerants

Journal of Energy Resources Technology, 2021
Abstract For current and future sustainability, refrigerants with high global warming potential (GWP) are being phased out and replaced with environmentally friendly refrigerants. To this end, research into the current and possible future low-GWP refrigerant alternatives in cascade refrigeration systems has caught much attention. In this
Yousif M. Alkhulaifi   +1 more
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Performance of a Cascade Refrigerating System.

1952
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