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Use of Magnetocaloric Material for Magnetic Refrigeration System: A Review
Author(s) -
I.A. Abdel-Latif,
Mahrous R. Ahmed
Publication year - 2019
Publication title -
material science research india
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2394-0565
pISSN - 0973-3469
DOI - 10.13005/msri/160303
Subject(s) - magnetic refrigeration , refrigerator car , refrigeration , environmentally friendly , process engineering , cooling capacity , water cooling , work (physics) , mechanical engineering , materials science , environmental science , nanotechnology , engineering , magnetic field , physics , magnetization , ecology , quantum mechanics , biology
Our daily need to cooling system is grown up. The used cooling systems are the source of the harmful changes in the global climate. And so, we need to search a new alternate cooling systems applying environmentally friendly technology that may help in decreasing the pollutions in our world. The progress in materials science allows to use some materials for cooling purposes. This new class of materials is so called "magnetic refrigerator". The basics of magnetic refrigeration depends on the magneto-caloric properties to reach low temperatures and obtain cooling system. The advantage of magnetic refrigerator (MR); First, the cooling efficiency is higher than conventional vapor refrigerator CVM where its cooling efficiency ̴ 30-60% while the cooling efficiency in CVM ̴ 5-10%. Second, MR can be more compactly built. Third, it is safe and an environmentally friendly cooling. In this work, we will highlight on the scientific efforts to find optimum properties to be applied as the magnetic refrigeration. In this review the highlights of the scientific efforts to seek for the best alternative materials to be used as a magnetic refrigeration applications. The low coast and small size of magnetic cooling is one the important advantage. This review consists of five sections;

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