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Thermal design and CFD simulation of an internal heat exchanger with R1234yf as an alternate refrigerant to R134a
The most widely utilized refrigerant in car air conditioners today is still R134a, particularly in developing nations, but its global warming potential is very high (1430). The use of high global warming potential working substances is progressively prohibited and restricted by the F-gas act and the
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