Application of nanoparticles in domestic refrigerators

By Shengshan Bi, Lin Shi, Lili Zhang. 2008

348 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering

View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/42991b93a2fa4a457138a9a4c2ff0e8b5747bcd0

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In Biomedical Engineering

1. Hao Peng
2. G. Ding
3. Haitao Hu
4. R. Saidur
5. I. Mahbubul
6. M. Amalina

In Mechanical Engineering

1. Hao Peng
2. G. Ding
3. Haitao Hu
4. R. Saidur
5. I. Mahbubul
6. M. Amalina

Citations in the corpus

• Experimental studies on a vapour compression system using nanorefrigerants (2012, background): “Later, Bi et al. (2008) found that there is remarkable reduction in the power consumption and significant improvement in freezing capacity.”
• Effect of surfactant additives on nucleate pool boiling heat transfer of refrigerant-based nanofluid (2011, background): “Experimental studies showed that the refrigerant-based nanofluid has higher thermal conductivity than the host refrigerant [1], and the refrigeration system using refrigerant-based nanofluid has better performance than that using conventional pure refrigerant [2–4].”
• Performance of a domestic refrigerator using TiO2-R600a nano-refrigerant as working fluid (2011, methodology): “Then, the mixtures were put into the compressor as the lubricant [13].”