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Effect of mixture composition on the formation of pinch points in condensers and evaporators for zeotropic refrigerant mixtures

International Journal of Refrigeration, 1999
Abstract In a recent study, it was shown by the authors that perfect glide matching of heat transfer fluid and the refrigerant is difficult in condensers and evaporators for many zeotropic mixtures and also that pinch points can occur in both the condensers and evaporators due to the non-linear variation of enthalpy during phase change.
G Venkatarathnam, S Srinivasa Murthy
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Theoretical evaluation of performance of zeotropic mixtures in refrigerating cycles

1995
Zeotropic mixtures sometimes in the past have been proposed in order to improve the energy efficiency of refrigeration processes when a fluid need to be cooled in an extended tem¬perature range; moreover they offer also the possibility of a stepless and energy effective capacity modulation, by means of a change in the composition of the operating fluid,
S. Bobbo   +3 more
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Potential of zeotropic mixtures as working fluids in organic Rankine cycles

Energy, 2012
Abstract The effect of using mixtures as working fluids in organic Rankine cycles (ORCs) is examined with a simulation model of the cycle that includes all elements of an actual installation. We consider several of the commonly used pure ORC fluids as potential components, discuss a mixture selection method, and suggest optimal concentrations.
M. Chys   +3 more
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Zeotropic mixture active design method for organic Rankine cycle

Applied Thermal Engineering, 2018
Abstract Using mixture working fluids has been proven to be an effective way to improve the performance of organic Rankine cycles (ORC). Instead of recommending mixtures or compositions for a specific heat source, this work is focused on providing preliminary design guidelines of zeotropic mixture working fluids for ORC.
Huixing Zhai, Qingsong An, Lin Shi
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Konovalov’s first law validity for nonideal multicomponent zeotropic mixtures

Theoretical Foundations of Chemical Engineering, 2008
Complete conditions for the validity of Konovalov’s first law in nonideal multicomponent zeotropic systems are found.
L. A. Serafimov   +2 more
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Evaluation of Zeotropic Refrigerant Mixtures R32/R134A in Flow Condensation

Advanced Energy Systems, 1997
Abstract Experiments on flow condensation have been conducted with pure R32, R134a and R32/R134a mixtures. The results have been represented in form of local and mean heat transfer coefficient, as well as pressure drop. The heat transfer data is compared with the prediction from correlations in literature. An analysis is also carried out
D. W. Shao, E. Granryd
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Condensation of ternary low GWP zeotropic mixtures inside channels

International Journal of Refrigeration, 2019
Abstract The condensation heat transfer coefficient and two-phase frictional pressure drop of ternary zeotropic mixtures R455A (R32, R1234yf and R744 at 21.5/75.5/3.0% by mass composition) and R452B (R32, R1234yf and R125 at 67.0/26.0/7.0% by mass composition) have been measured inside a minichannel (0.96 mm diameter) and a conventional tube (8.0 mm ...
Azzolin, Marco   +4 more
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At Nucleate Boiling Heat Transfer Zeotropic Mixtures A Horizontal Tubes

Siberian Journal of Physics, 2016
Despite numerous empirical relationships, currently there is no sufficiently reliable and physically reasonable methodology for calculating the heat transfer coefficient at boiling the zeotropic binary blends. The main reason is the complexity of the boiling process mechanism. Zeotropic blends have the non-isothermal phase transition or the temperature
Nadezhda Mezentseva   +2 more
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Boiling heat transfer of new zeotropic mixtures

2019
The aim of the present work is to investigate the heat transfer performance of non-azeotropic ternary low global warming potential (GWP) mixtures when vaporizing inside two channels: a 8,0 mm inner diameter tube and a 0,96 mm inner diameter channel. The tested mixtures are R455A, which is a ternary blend of R32, R1234yf and R744 (21,5/75,5/3,0% by mass
Berto A.   +4 more
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Thermodynamic analyses of ejector refrigeration cycle with zeotropic mixture

Energy, 2023
Bo Liu   +5 more
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