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CoolPack tutorial For CoolPack version Morten Juel Skovrup, Bjarne Dindler Rasmussen, Arne Jakobsen, Simon Engedal Andersen 03-07-2011 CoolPack tutorial Page 2 Contents Introduction .. 4 Description of CoolPack .. 4 CoolPack contact .. 7 Installation .. 8 Exercises .. 9 Overview of exercises in this tutorial .. 9 Exercise 1: Fundamental concepts in 10 Exercise 2: Fundamental concepts in EESCoolTools .. 11 Exercise 3: Fundamental concepts in Refrigeration Utilities .. 16 Exercise 4: Short EESCoolTools exercise .. 19 Exercise 4: - Suggested solution .. 20 Exercise 5: Short Refrigeration Utilities exercise .. 21 Exercise 5: Suggested solution .. 22 Exercise 6: Creation of property plots and drawing refrigeration cycles .. 23 Exercise 6: Suggested solution.

Calculation of refrigerant properties (property plots, thermodynamic & thermophysical data, refrigerant comparisons) Cycle analysis – e.g. comparison of one- and two-stage cycles System dimensioning – calculation of component sizes from general dimensioning criteria

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