507 A Study of Refrigerator which uses Dimethyle Ether as a Refrigerant
Hirokazu Ono, Shuichi KAJITANI
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Hirokazu Ono, Shuichi KAJITANI
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Dimethyl ether(DME)can be used as refrigerant because it has a property to liquefy easily at roomtemperature,0.53MPa. In this report, using DME as a refrigerant is numerically evaluated by a comparisoncoefficient of performance(COP)at standard refrigeration cycle and single or double stage compressionrefrigeration cycle at-30℃ between a DME refrigerant and conventional refrigerants. The results showedthat the DME refrigerant is superior as compared with conventional refrigerant in term of COP at standardrefrigeration cycle.
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Dimethyl ether(DME)can be used as refrigerant because it has a property to liquefy easily at roomtemperature,0.53MPa. In this report, using DME as a refrigerant is numerically evaluated by a comparisoncoefficient of performance(COP)at standard refrigeration cycle and single or double stage compressionrefrigeration cycle at-30℃ between a DME refrigerant and conventional refrigerants. The results showedthat the DME refrigerant is superior as compared with conventional refrigerant in term of COP at standardrefrigeration cycle.
Key concepts: Refrigerant, Refrigeration, Dimethyl ether, Thermodynamics, Environmental science, Materials science, Chemistry, Process engineering