This paper will present the structure of the new system, the control scheme and its performance test results. In this new system, the damper in the conventional refrigerator is replaced by an additional cooling fan Thus, it uses two cooling fans: one (F-fan) is to provide cooled air for freezing compartment (F-compartment) and the other (R-fan) is for refrigerating compartment (R-compartment), ...

Various diffusion raodels can be applied to Rb-Sr systems in cooling rocks. It is argued that a closed-system diffusioncontrolled model, inw3lving local equilibrium along grain boundaries, is most appropriate for describing the exchange of Sr isotopes between minerals in a rock sample during cooling. A finite-difference numerical method is used to solve the diffusion and mass-balance equations....

The main objective of this investigation was to design and investigate a radiant panel cooling system on small scale building type (office) under the central Sudan climatic conditions so as to explore the benefits of radiant cooling systems over conventional air conditioning systems (Variable air volume systems). Transient heat conduction of building (finite difference method) was used to evalu...

A detailed modular modeling of an absorbent cooling system is presented in this paper. The model including the key components is described in terms of design parameters, inputs, control variables, and outputs. The model is used to simulate the operating conditions for estimating the behavior of individual components and system performance, and to conduct a sensitivity analysis based on the give...

Utilizing the combined cooling, heating and power generation (CHP) systems to produce cooling, heat and electricity is growing rapidly due to their high efficiency and low emissions in commercial and industrial applications. In conventional CHP systems the deficit of the system power can be purchased from the grid. However, this system cannot be used as the standalone application. The hybrid so...

A sideband cooling strategy that incorporates (i) the dynamics induced by structured (non-Markovian) environments in the target and auxiliary systems and (ii) the optimally time-modulated interaction between them is developed. For the context of cavity optomechanics, when non-Markovian dynamics are considered in the target system, ground state cooling is reached at much faster rates and at a mu...