2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.energy.2018.08.205
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Crossing CO2 equator with the aid of multi-ejector concept: A comprehensive energy and environmental comparative study

Abstract: Gullo (a) , Konstantinos M. Tsamos (b) , Armin Hafner (a) , Krzysztof Banasiak (c) , Yunting T. Ge (d) and Savvas A. Tassou (b)

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“…These involve the implementation of parallel compression [10][11][12], the use of cold thermal energy storages [13,14], the adoption of overfed evaporators [15][16][17], and the enhancement of the gas cooler performance [18,19]. The combination of some of the aforementioned expedients through the adoption of the multi-ejector concept [20][21][22] has been demonstrated to be the most promising solution to finally open the doors to transcritical R744 supermarket refrigeration plants in any climate context [9]. As an example, the results obtained by Hafner et al [23] showed that the use of a multi-ejector module on the part of "CO 2 -only" supermarket refrigeration units permits energy conservations by 11% in Southern Europe over a solution with parallel compression.…”
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“…These involve the implementation of parallel compression [10][11][12], the use of cold thermal energy storages [13,14], the adoption of overfed evaporators [15][16][17], and the enhancement of the gas cooler performance [18,19]. The combination of some of the aforementioned expedients through the adoption of the multi-ejector concept [20][21][22] has been demonstrated to be the most promising solution to finally open the doors to transcritical R744 supermarket refrigeration plants in any climate context [9]. As an example, the results obtained by Hafner et al [23] showed that the use of a multi-ejector module on the part of "CO 2 -only" supermarket refrigeration units permits energy conservations by 11% in Southern Europe over a solution with parallel compression.…”
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“…Additionally, the intermediate pressure (i.e., pressure at RC) was maintained as 35 bar for CB [22]. Furthermore, the pressure drop was considered negligible, and all the heat exchangers were supposed to be well-insulated [21,22]. As demonstrated by many authors [37][38][39], an optimum discharge pressure, maximizing the coefficient of performance (COP), has to be assessed with respect to the gas cooler outlet temperature at high heat sink temperatures, i.e., as the transcritical running modes occur.…”
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“…Also it is inexpensive refrigerants compared with HFC. Besides its advantages, there are several disadvantages coming along with using R744 refrigerant, especially high operating pressures and low efficiency levels at high ambient temperatures [1][2][3]. There are two types of systems with the use of R744, subcritical and transcritical.…”
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“…parallel compression [6][7][8], which represents the first step towards of the adoption of "CO 2 only" supermarket refrigeration systems in high ambient temperature countries; • cold thermal energy storages [9,10], which allows reducing the energy consumption by shifting a part of the refrigeration load from more adverse (i.e., daytime) to more advantageous (i.e., night-time) operating conditions; • the implementation of the recovery of part of the available expansion work via two-phase ejectors [11][12][13], giving rise to a significant enhancement in overall thermodynamic performance. The conventional expansion valve, in fact, is responsible for the largest irreversibilities in basic transcritical CO 2 refrigerating cycles [14] and, thus, for the significant penalization in their efficiencies as the cooling medium temperature goes up.…”
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