The thermodynamic and thermo-economics models for three-pressure absorption-ejector hybrid refrigeration system are set up. The thermo-economical analysis model of the system is considered in two cases of high-temperature heat resources: waste heat resources and natural gas fuel are presented. The performances of the system in two modes of the running hours per year (600h and 1000h) are calcula...

Second Law analyses of ejector performance have rarely been conducted in literature. Many measures of ejector efficiency have not always been clearly defined and the rationale underlying and justifying current performance metrics is often unclear. One common means of assessing performance is to define a thermodynamically reversible reference process against which real processes may be benchmark...

This paper explores the implementation of an ejector to a micro turbojet engine and analysis advantages in terms acoustic thrust/fuel consumption. Starting with analytical equations series numerical simulations, optimal geometry for maximum thrust was obtained. The manufactured integrated Jet Cat P80 turbo testing. purpose this article is report on improved that results no significant increase ...

Jet-refrigeration cycles seem to provide an interesting solution to the increasing interest in environment protection and the need for energy saving due to their low plant costs, reliability and possibility to use water as operating fluid. A steam/steam ejector cycle refrigerator is investigated introducing a two-stage ejector with annular primary at the second stage. The steady_state refrigera...

A vapor jet refrigeration system (VJRS) is an alternative to the conventional mechanically driven vapor-compression refrigeration system. The VJRS utilizes supersonic ejector as thermal compressor and has the potential to reduce energy consumption and utilize low grade energy for driving the refrigeration systems. In the present study, the performance characteristics of VJRS ejectors with R134a...

Abstract: The evaluation of the thermodynamic performance of the mutual transformation of different kinds of exergy linked to the intensive thermodynamic parameters of the flow inside the ejector of a refrigeration system is undertaken. Two thermodynamic metrics, exergy produced and exergy consumed, are introduced to assess these transformations. Their calculation is based on the evaluation of ...