Experimental investigation of a MnCl2/CaCl2-NH3 two-stage solid sorption freezing system for a refrigerated truck
Authors:
- P. GaoPGP. Gao
- L.W. WangLWL.W. Wang
- R.Z. WangRWR.Z. Wang
- X.F. ZhangXZX.F. Zhang
- D.P. LiDLD.P. Li
- Z.W. LiangZLZ.W. Liang
- A.F. CaiACA.F. Cai
Abstract
No abstract availableFunding Information
- National Science Foundation of China (51222601)
- Shanghai Pujiang Program
- CIMC Vehicles (Shan dong) CO., LTD
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