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From the elastocaloric effect towards an efficient thermodynamic cycle
In recent years, elastocaloric cooling technology has been considered as one of the most promising alternatives to vapor compression technology. Given that elastocaloric technology is only in the early stages of development, a uniform method for ...
Parham Kabirifar +3 more
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Elastocaloric Effect in Shape-Memory Alloys
It is widely acknowledged that shape-memory alloys have an enormous potential for future developments of an environmentally friendly new solid-state refrigeration technology, thanks to their excellent elastocaloric properties. In the present review paper,
L. Mañosa, A. Planes
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Elastocaloric cooling technology has the prospect of becoming a commercialized green alternative to current vapor-compression technology, and the systematic characterization of the elastocaloric effect and microstructure has become increasingly ...
Siyuan Cheng +3 more
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Current State and Prospects of Rubber Elastocaloric Effect
Elastocaloric refrigeration technology is considered one of the most promising new high-efficiency refrigeration technologies for replacing conventional vapor compression technology, owing to its high refrigeration efficiency and specific refrigeration ...
Wang Yumei, Yang Meng, Liu Bin
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An Elastocaloric Polymer with Ultra-High Solid-State Cooling via Defect Engineering. [PDF]
This work reports a defect‐engineering strategy that enables a record‐high adiabatic temperature change of up to 8.14 ± 1.76 °C in elastomers at an elevated temperature above 65 °C. Combined experimental and theoretical efforts reveal that increasing dangling‐chain defects nonmonotonically impacts the elastocaloric cooling performance of polymers due ...
Yu Z +11 more
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Orientation-Dependent Phase Transformation Pathways Enabling Superior Superelastic and Elastocaloric Performance of NiTi Alloys. [PDF]
By integrating simulations and experiments, the preferred (001) crystallographic texture promotes reversible martensite formation through variant selection, enhancing both superelastic and elastocaloric performance. This work provides fundamental guidelines for designing high‐efficiency NiTi‐based functional materials. Abstract Developing elastocaloric
Lu J +5 more
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Elastocaloric Effect in Graphene Kirigami
Kirigami, a traditional Japanese art of paper-cutting, has recently been explored for its elastocaloric effect (ECE) in kirigami-based materials (KMs), where applying strain induces temperature changes. In this study, we investigate the ECE in a nanoscale graphene kirigami (GK) monolayer, representing the thinnest possible KM, to better understand this
Luiz A. Ribeiro Junior +2 more
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This study systematically reveals the influence of the crystal orientation and operating temperature on the superelasticity and elastocaloric effect of single-crystal Cu-Al-Mn-(Ni, Mo, Cr) shape memory alloys.
Nian-Hu Lu +3 more
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Cyclic stability of elastocaloric effect is the key factor that restricts the elastocaloric cooling application of Ni–Mn–Sn alloys fabricated by the conventional melting technique.
Wanyuan Gui +7 more
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Investigation of the elastocaloric effect in laser powder bed fusion NiTi porous structures
The endothermic reversible martensitic phase change in NiTi has the potential to be used for refrigeration. However, to have high efficiency in the elastocaloric effect, NiTi materials with a large surface area are required.
Fatemeh Kordizadeh +3 more
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