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From: Viability of Spray Cooling an Air-Cooled Condenser in a Personnel Microclimate Cooling System
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The ideal vapor compression cycle. To determine the required compressor displacement rate, R, the analysis assumes the system will achieve a 150 W cooling capacity with a 16 °C Te, 44 °C Tc, and 35 °C Tamb.

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From: Viability of Spray Cooling an Air-Cooled Condenser in a Personnel Microclimate Cooling System
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The complete model microclimate cooling system

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Figure Legend:
Refrigerating capacity and power requirement for the model ideal compressor

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Figure Legend:
Flow chart for the mathematical method

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(Ideal) Compressor power required with a water inlet temperature of 24 °C and various ambient air temperatures

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Figure Legend:
Psychrometric chart for determining the new relative humidity at the desired temperature after spray cooling