Performance Analysis of Different Refrigerants in Two Stage Compression Cycle with an Expander

Gui Jun Xue; Da Wei Liang; Guang Da Liu; Shui Qing Li; Zhen Jiang Zhou; Fang Xu; Yun Wang Ye

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.411-414.568

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Performance Analysis of Different Refrigerants in Two Stage Compression Cycle with an Expander

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Different refrigerants have different performance in same compression cycle, as TSCE+TG has two compressors, the refrigerants must be compressed between high pressure compressors and the lower. With high pressure and intermediate pressure increasing, the COP shows a downtrend. When evaporating temperature goes up, the COP decreases.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 411-414)

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Gui Jun Xue, Da Wei Liang, Guang Da Liu, Shui Qing Li, Zhen Jiang Zhou, Fang Xu, Yun Wang Ye

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Performance Analysis, TSCE+TG, Two Stage Compression Cycle

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