Influence on the Energy Conservation and Green Environment R152A Refrigeration with Various Nanorefrigerants

Abstract

Global Warming Potential (GWP) has proven to be just as critical in determining a possible coolant in recent years as Ozone Depletion Potential (ODP). By lowering the refrigerant charge and enhancing the coolant containment systems, R152A emissions are now aggressively reduced. The option to use the R152A device must be discussed due to concerns about its global warming potential. Disperse the specified quantities of nanoparticles in the compressor oil using a magnetic stirrer for two hours, and then ultrasonic dissolve for four hours to prepare the necessary volume fractions. The experiments showed a performance improvement using CuOs with 0.5% volume fractions with a base refrigerant such as R152A. Experimental results from three different nanoparticles, such as CuO, ZnO and Al2O3, indicate strong miscibility of the nano-CuO lubricant and an increase in lubricity oil to two nanoparticles.