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Flashing flow of refrigerant HFC-134a through a diabatic capillary tube
Capillary tubes are components in refrigerating systems which act as expansion and flow-rate controlling devices. The proper design of capillary tubes is an important factor in performance efficiency of these systems. An experimental test loop was designed and built for testing the capillary tube.
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