Magnetic refrigeration : Single and multimaterial active magnetic regenerator experiments
@article{Richard2004MagneticR, title={Magnetic refrigeration : Single and multimaterial active magnetic regenerator experiments}, author={M. Richard and A. Rowe and R. Chahine}, journal={Journal of Applied Physics}, year={2004}, volume={95}, pages={2146-2150} }
An investigation of active magnetic regenerators (AMRs) has been performed near room temperature using helium as a heat transfer fluid and a magnetic field of 2 T. To evaluate the impact of the operating conditions, the performance of two reciprocating 90 g gadolinium packed bed regenerators was mapped as a function of the fluid flux and cycle frequency. In addition, two multilayer regenerators of similar mass and dimensions, composed of a layer of gadolinium and a layer of a gadolinium–terbium… CONTINUE READING
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