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Performance of Low GWP Fluids in Heat Pump Systems
Heat pumps are increasingly gaining popularity as the world is moving towards low-carbon energy systems. Use of heat pumps for domestic heating and hot water is widely seen as a sustainable option, and a step further from conventional fuel dependence. In spite of being ‘green’ in terms of carbon-pol
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