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        Performance enhancement and environmental analysis of vapor compression refrigeration system with dedicated mechanical subcooling

        Solanki Naveen,Arora Akhilesh,Singh Raj Kumar 대한설비공학회 2023 International Journal of Air-Conditioning and Refr Vol.31 No.1

        The primary focus of this study is on the energy, exergy, and environmental (3E) analysis of a dedicated mechanical subcooled vapor compression refrigeration (DMS-VCR) system for applications involving commercially available water chillers that employ R134a (in both subcooler and main cycle). For a cooling capacity of 100-kW water chillers, the mathematical model of the DMS-VCR system is built to determine the performance parameter of the system. The DMS-VCR system reduces electricity usage by 15.52% and increase in COP by 9.5%, which results in a significant reduction in CO 2 emissions of about 15.55%. When compared to equivalent vapor compression refrigeration system (VCRS), the system’s exergetic efficiency is also increased by 8%. Since the computer simulation results will undoubtedly give design engineers a better option, the subcooling and superheating of the vapor compression refrigeration system become alluring in this study. Consequently, the DMS-VCR system performs better as per the combined 3E study. The primary focus of this study is on the energy, exergy, and environmental (3E) analysis of a dedicated mechanical subcooled vapor compression refrigeration (DMS-VCR) system for applications involving commercially available water chillers that employ R134a (in both subcooler and main cycle). For a cooling capacity of 100-kW water chillers, the mathematical model of the DMS-VCR system is built to determine the performance parameter of the system. The DMS-VCR system reduces electricity usage by 15.52% and increase in COP by 9.5%, which results in a significant reduction in CO2 emissions of about 15.55%. When compared to equivalent vapor compression refrigeration system (VCRS), the system’s exergetic efficiency is also increased by 8%. Since the computer simulation results will undoubtedly give design engineers a better option, the subcooling and superheating of the vapor compression refrigeration system become alluring in this study. Consequently, the DMS-VCR system performs better as per the combined 3E study.

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