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Experimental study of the fundamental properties of reciprocating chillers and their relation to thermodynamic modeling and chiller design
H. T. Chua
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K. C. Ng
, J. M. Gordon
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Engineering
Chiller
100%
Heat Exchanger
100%
Thermodynamic Model
33%
Performance
33%
Evaporator
16%
Optimal Design
16%
Experimental Measurement
16%
Heat Leak
16%
Heat Transfer Rate
16%
Internal Irreversibility
16%
Rated Capacity
16%
Models
16%
Constraints
16%
Design
16%
Properties
16%
Mechanisms
16%
Demonstrates
16%
Internals
16%
Production
16%
Losses
16%
Maximum Efficiency
16%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Thermodynamics
66%
Experimental Study
33%
Friction
16%
Heat Transfer
16%
Host
16%
Liquid
16%
Heat
16%
Chemistry
Irreversible Thermodynamics
16%
Particle Size
16%
Industry
16%
Dissipation
16%
Fluid Resistance
16%
Material Science
Thermodynamics Modeling
33%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Host
16%
Weakness
16%