Multi-objective optimization of ultra-low temperature Joule-Thomson cycle using CO₂-based eco-friendly and non-flammable zeotropic mixtures as sustainable refrigerant alternatives
Authors:
- Sang-Chan ParkSPSang-Chan Park
- Jung-In YoonJYJung-In Yoon
- Chang-Hyo SonCSChang-Hyo Son
- Sung-Hoon SeolSSSung-Hoon Seol
- Joon-Hyuk LeeJLJoon-Hyuk Lee
- 9 September 2025
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in International Journal of Refrigeration
- Vol. 180, 259-273
Abstract
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