Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Two-stage compression coupled with mechanical sub-cooling in trans-critical CO2 refrigeration system development
This study presents a platform that focuses on the improvement of the performance of trans-critical CO₂ refrigeration systems to face the big demand of economic and friendly cooling technologies, reduce environmental impact, and reduce operational costs. Four different refrigeration cycles were stud
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