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Transcritical cycle 7 CO2 3 Carbon dioxide 2 Ejector 2 Heat pump 2 Natural refrigerant 2 TEES (Thermo-electric energy storage) 2 Back work ratio 1 CO2 transcritical cycle 1 COP 1 Efficiency 1 Ejector refrigeration 1 Engine exhaust heat 1 Exergy 1 Expander 1 Experiment 1 Intercity bus air-conditioning 1 Isothermal compression/expansion 1 Low-grade thermal energy 1 Optimum high-side pressure 1 Performance 1 Rankine cycle 1 Round-trip efficiency 1 Solar energy 1 Vapor compression cycle 1
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Austin, Brian T. 1 Baik, Young-Jin 1 Chen, Guang Ming 1 Du, Zhenxing 1 Favrat, Daniel 1 Heo, Jaehyeok 1 Kim, Minsung 1 Kim, Young-Min 1 Koo, Junemo 1 Lee, Sun-Youp 1 Liu, Zhongyan 1 Ma, Yitai 1 Mahmoudi, S.M.S. 1 Shin, Dong-Gil 1 Sumathy, K. 1 Tang, Li Ming 1 Tian, Hua 1 Xu, Xiao Xiao 1 Yari, Mortaza 1 Yu, Jianlin 1 Yılmaz, Alper 1 Zhu, Zhi Jiang 1
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Transcritical organic Rankine vapor compression refrigeration system for intercity bus air-conditioning using engine exhaust heat
Yılmaz, Alper - In: Energy 82 (2015) C, pp. 1047-1056
T-ORVC (Transcritical organic Rankine vapor compression) refrigeration system for intercity bus air-conditioning using engine exhaust heat is investigated. Wet refrigerant R134a and dry refrigerant R245fa are considered as refrigerants. Typical efficiencies for pump, turbine and compressor...
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The effect of storage temperature on the performance of a thermo-electric energy storage using a transcritical CO2 cycle
Baik, Young-Jin; Heo, Jaehyeok; Koo, Junemo; Kim, Minsung - In: Energy 75 (2014) C, pp. 204-215
To investigate the behavior of the round-trip efficiency of transcritical-CO2-cycle-based TEES (thermo-electric energy storage) according to the changes in the temperature of the low-temperature hot storage tank, the charging and discharging processes were optimized at various temperature...
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Isothermal transcritical CO2 cycles with TES (thermal energy storage) for electricity storage
Kim, Young-Min; Shin, Dong-Gil; Lee, Sun-Youp; Favrat, … - In: Energy 49 (2013) C, pp. 484-501
Recently, TEES (thermo-electric energy storage) systems have been proposed as a new method for large-scale energy storage wherein electric power is stored as thermal energy by using a heat pump and retrieved from the TES (thermal energy storage) by using a heat engine. The advantages of TEES...
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A review of transcritical carbon dioxide heat pump and refrigeration cycles
Ma, Yitai; Liu, Zhongyan; Tian, Hua - In: Energy 55 (2013) C, pp. 156-172
transcritical cycle began, theoretical and experimental researches, as well as commercial system development, has improved to make … an analysis of some special characteristics of the basic carbon dioxide transcritical cycle such as the optimum system …
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Experimental investigation on performance of transcritical CO2 heat pump system with ejector under optimum high-side pressure
Xu, Xiao Xiao; Chen, Guang Ming; Tang, Li Ming; Zhu, … - In: Energy 44 (2012) 1, pp. 870-877
Since the fixed ejector cannot adjust the optimum high-side pressure, the adjustable ejector is designed and built based on a transcritical CO2 heat pump system model results. The adjustable ejector is subjected to electrical pulses through the stepper motor which drives needle forward or...
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Thermodynamic analysis and optimization of novel ejector-expansion TRCC (transcritical CO2) cascade refrigeration cycles (Novel transcritical CO2 cycle)
Yari, Mortaza; Mahmoudi, S.M.S. - In: Energy 36 (2011) 12, pp. 6839-6850
is an ejector-expansion transcritical cycle and the bottom cycle is a sub-critical CO2 cycle. In one of these proposed …
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Transcritical carbon dioxide heat pump systems: A review
Austin, Brian T.; Sumathy, K. - In: Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews 15 (2011) 8, pp. 4013-4029
distinctions of the transcritical cycle, followed by a numerical analysis of transcritical cycle performance. The study will then …
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Theoretical study of a transcritical ejector refrigeration cycle with refrigerant R143a
Yu, Jianlin; Du, Zhenxing - In: Renewable Energy 35 (2010) 9, pp. 2034-2039
In this paper, a transcritical ejector refrigeration cycle (TERC) using refrigerant R143a as working fluid is proposed to improve the performance of the ejector refrigeration systems driven by low-grade thermal energy. This method adopts an adequate combination of thermal and mechanical energy...
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