2020
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-37618-5_39
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Increasing the Operation Efficiency of Railway Air Conditioning System on the Base of Its Simulation Along the Route Line

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“…The efficiency of refrigeration chillers and the whole cooling systems can be increased through intensification of heat transfer in heat exchangers [23,24] first of all of refrigerant boiling in evaporators [25,26] and by application of advanced coolant (refrigerant) circuits with injector [23,27], evaporative [28,29] and two-stage cooling [30] with heat conversion in combined chillers [31].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The efficiency of refrigeration chillers and the whole cooling systems can be increased through intensification of heat transfer in heat exchangers [23,24] first of all of refrigerant boiling in evaporators [25,26] and by application of advanced coolant (refrigerant) circuits with injector [23,27], evaporative [28,29] and two-stage cooling [30] with heat conversion in combined chillers [31].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Modern methods, including ANSIS [24][25][26], can be used for simulation 27, 28 and optimizing 29-31 the processes and regimes of operation as well as statistical treatment of experimental data [32][33][34]. For estimating the efficiency of such greening and fuel saving technologies during the operation in actual climatic conditions various methods of modelling [35,36] are applied.…”
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“…Advanced methods as ANSIS [23] and statistical methods for processing monitoring data can be used for optimizing the cooling loads according site climatic conditions [24,25] and along ship voyages [26]. The sinusoidal curve was proposed for daily thermal load fluctuations [27] to match current cooling demands.…”
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confidence: 99%