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Giant barocaloric effect in commercial polyurethane
Polymer Testing, 2021 Barocaloric effect in polymers is barely recognized and limited to a few reports in the literature. This effect consists of a thermal response of the material when a hydrostatic pressure is applied, allowing its application in the field of solid-state ...
Jean Rodrigo Bocca +9 more
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Electrocaloric Cooling Materials and Systems: A Review and Perspective
Zhileng xuebao, 2021 Electrocaloric cooling technology has advanced with the discovery of the giant electrocaloric effect, employing the entropy change during the poling and de-poling processes to enable operation of the refrigeration cycle.
Li Zichao +3 more
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HgCdTe superlattices for solid-state cryogenic refrigeration [PDF]
Applied Physics Letters, 2006 A tall barrier superlattice structure based on mercury cadmium telluride material system is proposed that can achieve a large effective thermoelectric figure of merit (ZTmax∼3) at cryogenic temperatures. Calculations based on the Boltzmann transport equation taking into account the quantum mechanical electron transmission show that the Seebeck ...
Vashaee, D, Shakouri, A
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Nature Communications, 2021 Most known electrocaloric materials show relatively poor cooling performance near room temperature, hindering their applications. Here, the authors achieve large electrocaloric effect near room temperature in a hybrid perovskite ferroelectric, useful for
Xitao Liu +9 more
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Technical aspects of the development of solar energy refrigeration technology on solid sorbents
Вестник Дагестанского государственного технического университета: Технические науки, 2023 Objective. The purpose of the study is a scientific review of the stages of development of refrigeration technology with sorption action on solid sorbents and an assessment of the current state of development of such household equipment in relation to ...
Y. V. Shipulina +2 more
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Intrinsic leakage and adsorption currents associated with the electrocaloric effect in multilayer capacitors [PDF]
, 2015 During the last few years, the increasing demand of energy for refrigeration applications has relived the interest of the scientific community in the study of alternative methods to the traditional gas-based refrigeration.
Gaztañaga, P. +2 more
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Solid-State Laser Refrigeration at GPa Pressures [PDF]
, 2020 Although solid-state laser-refrigeration recently has been demonstrated to reach cryogenic temperatures in vacuum, to date the solid-state laser refrigeration of materials at elevated pressure conditions has remained unexplored. Here we demonstrate the laser cooling of ytterbium-doped yttirum-lithium-fluoride (10%Yb3+:YLiF4, or Yb:YLF)>17K below ...
Abbie S. Ganas +6 more
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Continuous-wave room-temperature diamond maser [PDF]
, 2017 The maser, older sibling of the laser, has been confined to relative obscurity due to its reliance on cryogenic refrigeration and high-vacuum systems.
A Gruber +32 more
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Giant room temperature elastocaloric effect in metal-free thin-film perovskites
npj Computational Materials, 2021 Solid-state refrigeration which is environmentally benign has attracted considerable attention. Mechanocaloric (mC) materials, in which the phase transitions can be induced by mechanical stresses, represent one of the most promising types of solid-state ...
Cheng Li +7 more
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Solid-state optical refrigeration to sub-100 Kelvin regime [PDF]
Scientific Reports, 2016 AbstractSince the first demonstration of net cooling twenty years ago, optical refrigeration of solids has progressed to outperform all other solid-state cooling processes. It has become the first and only solid-state refrigerator capable of reaching cryogenic temperatures and now the first solid-state cooling below 100 K.
Seth D. Melgaard +3 more
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