Mathematical modelling and performance analysis of a novel auto-cascade refrigeration cycle for ultra-low temperature applications

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2023

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Ibrahim Karacayli
Lutfiye Altay
A. Hepbasli

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Inderscience Publishers

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The main objective of this study is to assess both energetically and exergetically the performance of a novel auto-cascade refrigeration (NACR) cycle enhanced by an internal heat exchanger using R290/R170. In contrast to the ACR cycle with a –60°C evaporation temperature the NACR cycle displays a COP increase of 140.78% and a 148.67% improvement in exergy efficiency. Additionally there is a notable decrease of 13.77% in compressor discharge temperature. For an evaporation temperature of –55°C the NACR cycle achieves a COP of 0.403 and an exergy efficiency of 14.61% with the compressor discharge temperature registering at 126.60°C. © 2023 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.

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Acr, Auto-cascade Refrigeration, Coefficient Of Performance, Cop, Exergy Analysis, Refrigeration, Second Law Efficiency, Ultra-low Temperature, Efficiency, Evaporation, Exergy, Low Temperature Effects, Temperature, Acr, Auto-cascade Refrigeration, Coefficient Of Performance, Cop, Evaporation Temperature, Exergy Analysis, Exergy Efficiencies, Refrigeration Cycles, Second Law Efficiencies, Ultra Low Temperatures, Refrigeration, Efficiency, Evaporation, Exergy, Low temperature effects, Temperature, ACR, Auto-cascade refrigeration, Coefficient of Performance, COP, Evaporation temperature, Exergy Analysis, Exergy efficiencies, Refrigeration cycles, Second law efficiencies, Ultra low temperatures, Refrigeration, second law efficiency, ACR, refrigeration, auto-cascade refrigeration, ultra-low temperature, Exergy, exergy analysis, coefficient of performance, COP

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International Journal of Exergy

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42

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229

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245
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