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Drop-in Retrofit Refrigerants As Replacement Possibilities of R134a in Domestic/Commercial Refrigeration and Automobile Air Conditioner Applications
According to the EU F-gas Regulation, the phase-out of the high global warming potential (GWP) refrigerants (with higher than 150 GWP value) had been established. The most currently existing household and commercial refrigerators and automobile air conditioners applications based on single-stage vap
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