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Recent developments in simulation techniques for vapour-compression refrigeration systems

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Prospective methods for future simulation of refrigeration systems, such as noise-field simulation, simulation with knowledge engineering methodology and calculation methods for nanofluid properties, are introduced briefly.
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Simulation has been widely used for performance prediction and optimum design of refrigeration systems. A brief review on history of simulation for vapour-compression refrigeration systems is done. The models for evaporator, condenser, compressor, capillary tube and envelop structure are summarized. Some developing simulation techniques, including implicit regression and explicit calculation method for refrigerant thermodynamic properties, model-based intelligent simulation methodology and graph-theory based simulation method, are presented. Prospective methods for future simulation of refrigeration systems, such as noise-field simulation, simulation with knowledge engineering methodology and calculation methods for nanofluid properties, are introduced briefly.

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A review of nanorefrigerants: Flow characteristics and applications

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Optimization of refrigeration system with gas-injected scroll compressor

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