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Review of research on room temperature magnetic refrigeration.
Author(s) : GAO Q., YU B. F., MENG X. Z., et al.
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The paper illustrates the theory of magnetocaloric effect. The development of magnetic material, magnetic refrigeration cycles, magnetic field and the regenerator of room temperature refrigeration are introduced. Finally, typical room temperature refrigeration prototypes are reviewed.
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- Original title: Review of research on room temperature magnetic refrigeration.
- Record ID : 2003-2299
- Languages: English
- Publication date: 2002/09/17
- Source: Source: Proc. 5th IIR-Gustav Lorentzen Conf. nat. Working Fluids, Guangzhou/ C. R. Conf. Guangzhou, IIF
2002-5; conf. rep.; pap. 4; 31-46; fig.; tabl.; 31 ref.
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