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CO2 Refrigeration Cycle and Systems : Energy (R0) - Xin-Rong Zhang

CO2 Refrigeration Cycle and Systems

By: Xin-Rong Zhang (Editor), Trygve Magne Eikevik (Editor)

eText | 5 May 2023

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This book covers the fundamentals and applications of carbon dioxide vapor compression refrigeration thermodynamic cycles. In particular, it presents new application areas, such as making ice and snow in the Winter Olympic Games, food cooling and refrigeration. The book explores the physical and chemical characteristics of CO2 fluid, and the unique traits of its thermodynamic cycle. The contributors explain how CO2 refrigeration is a developing, eco-friendly technology, and emphasize its importance for refrigeration and air-conditioning in the current and future market.

This book is a valuable source of information for researchers, engineers and policy makers looking to expand their applicable knowledge of high-potential refrigeration technology using carbon dioxide. It is also of interest to postgraduate students and practitioners looking for an academic insight into the industry's latest eco-friendly technologies.

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