Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Effects of Various Parameters on the Efficiency of a CO2 Heat Pump: A Statistical Approach
The influence of variables such as; refrigerant amount, chilling and cooling water temperature, throttle valve opening, cooling and chilling water flow rates, on the efficiency (coefficient of performance – COP) of a water to water carbon dioxide heat pump was investigated. Design of experiments was
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