| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 646189 | Applied Thermal Engineering | 2014 | 10 Pages |
Abstract
A study of working conditions for refrigerants R123 and R141b indicates that the condenser temperature has more influence than the generator and evaporator temperatures on the area ratio and the entrainment ratio in the ejector. Furthermore, area ratios need to keep up the pace with the variation of entrainment ratio as operating conditions are changed. A variable-geometry ejector seems a very promising alternative to ensure that the ejector refrigeration system operates at its optimum conditions. Ejector efficiencies play a very important role in the present model, and the influence of the efficiencies on the ejector performance is investigated. This ejector model may be used for parametric analysis and optimum performance evaluation as well as ejector design.
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Authors
Jianyong Chen, Hans Havtun, Björn Palm,