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The Influence of Thermal Resistances and Nonperfect Regenerative Losses on the Performance of a Ferroelectric Ericsson Refrigerator

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Using the finite-time thermodynamics, the influence of thermal resistances and nonperfect regenerative losses on the optimal performance of a ferroelectric Ericsson refrigeration-cycle is analyzed. Based on the thermodynamics properties of ferroelectric materials and a linear heat-transfer law, the inherent regenerative losses in the cycle are calculated and the fundamental optimum relations and other relevant performance parameters are determined. The ecological optimization criterion of the refrigerator is derived. The results obtained here may reveal the general characteristics of the ferroelectric Ericsson refrigeration cycle.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1006-1007)

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168-172

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August 2014

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Hui Shan Yang*

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Ferroelectric Ericsson Refrigerator, Finite-Time Thermodynamics, Optimal Performance

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