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Overview of the development and status of carbon dioxide (R-744) refrigeration systems onboard fishing vessels.
Author(s) : SOYLEMEZ E., WIDELL K. N., GABRIELII C. H., LADAM Y., LUND T., HAFNER A.
Type of article: IJR article, Review
Summary
Globally, most fishing vessels still use the ozone-depleting and climate-harmful R-22 in their freezing and refrigerated seawater (RSW) systems. However, in some regions, the natural refrigerant ammonia is the preferred refrigerant. Another natural refrigerant, carbon dioxide (R-744), is becoming a viable option and is increasingly used onboard. This option will not exclude ammonia, but rather will be a good alternative to it to meet the demand for different cooling/freezing needs in post-R-22 systems. There are currently major developments in R-744 refrigeration technology that are widening the potential applications of R-744. These include compressors with larger capacities, more energy-efficient components, system designs with lower freezing temperatures and integration of heat recovery and thermal storage. This paper provides a review of the development of refrigeration systems with R-744 onboard fishing vessels. It includes a description of the commonly used cooling and freezing methods and of the development in R-744 refrigeration technology, especially within the system and component design, capacity and performance. It also includes the current status of R-744 refrigeration technologies in fishing vessels. Although there are limited publications on R-744 systems for fishing vessel applications, the review shows positive prospects of utilizing R-744 and further research and innovation within this topic is recommended.
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- Original title: Overview of the development and status of carbon dioxide (R-744) refrigeration systems onboard fishing vessels.
- Record ID : 30029953
- Languages: English
- Subject: HFCs alternatives
- Source: International Journal of Refrigeration - Revue Internationale du Froid - vol. 140
- Publication date: 2022/08
- DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ijrefrig.2022.05.007
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Marine transport;
CO2 - Keywords: Reefer ship; Fishing; R744; CO2; Natural refrigerant; Energy efficiency; Review
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