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A novel linear electromagnetic-drive oil-free refrigeration compressor

Abstract:: There is a need to improve the capabilities of cooling technology to dissipate increasingly high heat fluxes (approaching 200 W/cm²) from electronic components in order to maintain acceptable operating temperatures. The linear compressor with clearance seal and flexure spring which has been used for many years for space application, is an attractive proposition for vapour compression refrigeration (VCR) systems in electronics cooling applications because it offers several advant...
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Liang, K. (2014). A novel linear electromagnetic-drive oil-free refrigeration compressor [PhD thesis]. Oxford University, UK.

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Liang, K. A Novel Linear Electromagnetic-Drive Oil-Free Refrigeration Compressor. Oxford University, UK, 2014.

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Liang, K. 2014. “A Novel Linear Electromagnetic-Drive Oil-Free Refrigeration Compressor.” PhD thesis, Oxford University, UK.
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Institution:: University of Oxford
Division:: MPLS
Department:: Engineering Science
Research group:: Cryogenic Engineering Group
Oxford college:: Wolfson College
Role:: Author

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Division:: MPLS
Department:: Engineering Science
Role:: Supervisor

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Funding agency for:: Liang, K

Publication date:: 2014
Type of award:: DPhil
Level of award:: Doctoral
Awarding institution:: Oxford University, UK

Language:: English
Keywords:: electromagnetic

linear compressor

oil-free compressor
Subjects:: Cryogenic engineering

Mechanical engineering
UUID:: uuid:a6b61f49-895d-4587-baa7-91d5d1feff14
Local pid:: ora:9217
Deposit date:: 2014-10-30

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Copyright holder:: Liang, K
Copyright date:: 2014
Notes:: This thesis is not currently available in ORA.

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