Theoretical study on the application of isothermal compression technology in vapor‐compression refrigeration systems with an isothermal piston

Abstract

The production of "cold," that is, refrigeration, is involved in numerous fields related to human life. 1 As early as the beginning of the 20th century, the Paris International Institute of Refrigeration (IIF/IIR) estimated that the power consumption of producing cold capacity accounted for 15% of all the electricity produced in the world, especially in commercial and domestic buildings, and the energy consumption of air conditioning systems accounted for nearly 45%. 2,3 The "Cooling Emissions and Policy Synthesis Report" 4 reported that global temperature has