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Ejector Refrigeration Cycle

09/24/2011 5:22 AM

Any body here heard this type of Refrigeration. I wish someone could help me find literatures.

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Re: Ejector Refrigeration Cycle

09/24/2011 5:27 AM

Here's a bunch of stuff.

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09/24/2011 11:57 PM

The use of an ejector in mechanical refrigeration is a new application of an old idea. The railroads were using steam ejectors to cool their passenger cars a long time ago. This went away when Diesel locomotives supplanted steam engines.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steam_jet_cooling

A variation on this scheme is the cooling method employed by the environmental control system in modern passenger aircraft.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environmental_Control_System
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09/25/2011 9:46 AM

Has anyone built one to cool a house? The heat source could be a solar reflector. After the sun goes down, not as much cooling is required. Since the heat source is the sun, thermal efficiency isn't a factor.

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09/26/2011 12:42 PM

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