Finding non-fluorinated alternatives to fluorinated gases used as refrigerants.
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Chiller sensor fault diagnosis based on circle mapping and adaptive t-distribution Runge-Kutta algorithm optimized LSTM. [PDF]
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Energy, exergy, environmental, and economic (4E) analyses of the usability of various nano-sized particles added lubricant in a heat pump system. [PDF]
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Carbon footprint of a clinical biochemistry platform in a French university hospital: Identifying the main greenhouse gas emission sources. [PDF]
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An investigation of refrigerant leakage in commercial refrigeration [PDF]
Given that refrigerant demand is set to rapidly increase, long term solutions for leakage prevention are required to effect change in the industry. This paper presents the results of a project which investigated refrigerant leakage within two of the UK’s major supermarket chains. Leakage data from 1,464 maintenance records were analysed.
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