SAE Technical Paper Series 2002
DOI: 10.4271/2002-01-0507
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How to Improve Vehicle R134a A/C System Performance with a Liquid Line Suction Line Heat Exchanger (IHX)

Chao A. Zhang
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Brian L. Graham
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Tim Dickson3
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“…Unfortunately LLSLHX usually increase the bulk of the overall cycle components significantly and is therefore not a very common choice in automobile A/C systems [12].…”
Section: The Liquid Line Suction Line Heat Exchanger (Llslhx)mentioning
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Experimental and theoretical investigation of a sliding vane compressor-expander unit for an R-134a automotive vapour compression refrigeration system

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“…Unfortunately LLSLHX usually increase the bulk of the overall cycle components significantly and is therefore not a very common choice in automobile A/C systems [12].…”
Section: The Liquid Line Suction Line Heat Exchanger (Llslhx)mentioning
confidence: 99%

Experimental and theoretical investigation of a sliding vane compressor-expander unit for an R-134a automotive vapour compression refrigeration system

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Two-Phase Flow in Internal Heat Exchangers

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Wang
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Gan3
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Two-Phase Flow in Refrigeration Systems
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Study on heat transfer and pressure drop characteristics of internal heat exchangers in CO2 system under cooling condition

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Lee
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Choi
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