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Development of vehicle magnetic air conditioner (VMAC) technology. Final report

Author(s) -

Jr. Gschneidner Karl A.,

V. K. Pecharsky,

David Jiles,

C. B. Zimm

Publication year - 2001

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Reports

DOI - 10.2172/771244

Subject(s) - refrigeration , air conditioning , astronautics , power consumption , engineering , solid state , environmental science , automotive engineering , electrical engineering , aeronautics , power (physics) , engineering physics , mechanical engineering , physics , quantum mechanics

The objective of Phase I was to explore the feasibility of the development of a new solid state refrigeration technology - magnetic refrigeration - in order to reduce power consumption of a vehicle air conditioner by 30%. The feasibility study was performed at Iowa State University (ISU) together with Astronautics Corporation of America Technology Center (ACATC), Madison, WI, through a subcontract with ISU

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