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Numerical Simulation of a Stepped Capillary Tube Used in Residential Heat Pump Systems
A stepped capillary tube is a new design that consist of two serial-connected capillary tubes with different diameter as an alternative in order to reduce the manufacturing cost of the typical assembly of two capillary tubes and a by-pass check valve widely used to achieve different mass flow rates
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