Research about Generator in Architecture Refrigerant System

Zhong Xuan Yang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.485.332

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Research about Generator in Architecture Refrigerant System

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A steady distributed parameter method model for predicting the tube-in-tube generator in solar refrigerant system has been established based on the EES software and used R134a as refrigerant. Through the model to calculating the tube-in-tube generator best length, the influence of the length on the system generator capacity and COP is analyzed. The research for the optimization design about generator heat exchanger provides the theoretical support.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 485)

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Zhong Xuan Yang

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COP, Length, Model, Tube-in-Tube Generator

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