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Effect of Refrigerant Charge Variation on the Energy and Thermal Performance of a Domestic Refrigerator
Inadequate refrigerant charges can affect the vapor compression refrigeration systems’ thermal and energy performance. To delve deeper into the subject, this study experimentally evaluated the performance of a domestic refrigerator operating at different refrigerant charges. Some of them simulate re
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