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Performance Study of Sub-Cooled CO2 Trans-Critical Air Conditioning Cycle: The Combined Effect of Vapor Quality and Compressor Efficiency
Carbon dioxide, one of the most critical potential refrigerants, has little impact on the environment. CO2 trans-critical cycles are an essential topic in air conditioning. The current study investigates the performance of the CO2 trans-critical air conditioning cycle for various parameters. The dis
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