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Evaluation of the thermal response of sodium chloride salwater in a domestic refrigerator.
Measurement of solubility and density of water + lithium bromide + lithium chloride and water + lithium bromide + sodium formate systems.
Evaluating the potential of using ethanol/water mixture as a refrigerant in adsorption cooling system by using activated carbon - sodium chloride composite adsorbent.
Estimation of differential heat of dilution for aqueous lithium (bromide, iodide, nitrate, chloride) solution and aqueous (lithium, potassium, sodium) nitrate solution used in absorption cooling systems.
Emerging pulsed electric field (PEF) and static magnetic field (SMF) combination technology for food freezing.
Inactivation of Anisakis larvae in salt-fermented squid and pollock tripe by freezing, salting, and combined treatment with chlorine and ultrasound.
Alternative formate salts as low temperature secondary fluids.
Development of thermodynamic data of ammonia chloride salts and salt mixtures for sorption refrigeration systems.
Ice slurry production control system for supercooled brine in a nylon helical coiled heat exchanger.
Evaluation of the static electric field effects on freezing parameters of some food systems.
Modeling of spray evaporators for salt solutions.
CO2 absorption by Al2O3/NaCl aqueous solution nanofluids.
Thermodynamic analysis of advanced resorption cooling/heating systems based on NH3–halide salts using measured PCIs.
An evaluation of the effect of corrosion tests on thermal performance of aluminum heat exchangers.
Investigations on the stability of metallic cans for PCM macro-encapsulation.
Refrigeration sector monitoring
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PCMs and ice slurries: PCMs: two recent applications
Phase-change materials (PCMs) can provide thermal storage which means that they can absorb thermal energy when they solidify and release it when they melt. This can be very useful to dampen temperature swings. PCMs are usually water-based and are...
Modern cryosurgical techniques and devices
Since the 80’s, device miniaturization makes it possible to introduce endoscopic cryoprobes through natural channels (bronchia, urethra…) without requiring traditional surgery.