A novel hybrid dew point cooling system for mobile applications

A novel dew point cooling system for truck cabin cooling has been designed and tested, which shows excellent performance in environments of low to medium relative humidity. Experimental results showed that cooling capacity of over 1kW could be achieved with up to 12K of sensible cooling of the suppl...

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Main Authors: Worall, Mark, Dicken, Adam, Shatat, Mahmood, Gledhill, Sam, Riffat, Saffa
Format: Conference or Workshop Item
Language:English
Published: 2018
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Online Access:https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/55869/
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author Worall, Mark
Dicken, Adam
Shatat, Mahmood
Gledhill, Sam
Riffat, Saffa
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Dicken, Adam
Shatat, Mahmood
Gledhill, Sam
Riffat, Saffa
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description A novel dew point cooling system for truck cabin cooling has been designed and tested, which shows excellent performance in environments of low to medium relative humidity. Experimental results showed that cooling capacity of over 1kW could be achieved with up to 12K of sensible cooling of the supply air and a COP of up to 7. The DPC unit can provide comfort cooling to a vehicle using a rooftop unit whose DPC core is no larger than 0.5m x 0.5m x 0.25m.
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spelling nottingham-558692019-01-11T10:33:17Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/55869/ A novel hybrid dew point cooling system for mobile applications Worall, Mark Dicken, Adam Shatat, Mahmood Gledhill, Sam Riffat, Saffa A novel dew point cooling system for truck cabin cooling has been designed and tested, which shows excellent performance in environments of low to medium relative humidity. Experimental results showed that cooling capacity of over 1kW could be achieved with up to 12K of sensible cooling of the supply air and a COP of up to 7. The DPC unit can provide comfort cooling to a vehicle using a rooftop unit whose DPC core is no larger than 0.5m x 0.5m x 0.25m. 2018-10-11 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed application/pdf en https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/55869/1/DPC%20rooftop%20cooler%20manuscript%20WORALLM_UoN%20ID_HPC_2018_211%20final.pdf Worall, Mark, Dicken, Adam, Shatat, Mahmood, Gledhill, Sam and Riffat, Saffa (2018) A novel hybrid dew point cooling system for mobile applications. In: Heat Powered Cycles Conference 2018, 16-19 September 1018, Bayreuth, Germany. indirect evaporative cooler dew point cooler mobile air conditioning natural refrigerants https://heatpoweredcycles.org/proceedings-of-hpc-2018
spellingShingle indirect evaporative cooler
dew point cooler
mobile air conditioning
natural refrigerants
Worall, Mark
Dicken, Adam
Shatat, Mahmood
Gledhill, Sam
Riffat, Saffa
A novel hybrid dew point cooling system for mobile applications
title A novel hybrid dew point cooling system for mobile applications
title_full A novel hybrid dew point cooling system for mobile applications
title_fullStr A novel hybrid dew point cooling system for mobile applications
title_full_unstemmed A novel hybrid dew point cooling system for mobile applications
title_short A novel hybrid dew point cooling system for mobile applications
title_sort novel hybrid dew point cooling system for mobile applications
topic indirect evaporative cooler
dew point cooler
mobile air conditioning
natural refrigerants
url https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/55869/
https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/55869/