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Information

In the following, the literature used for the expansion valve library is summarised.

References regarding expansion valves in general

M. Shanwei, Z. Chuan, C. Jiangping and C. Zhiujiu. (2005): Experimental research on refrigerant mass flow coefficient of electronic expansion valve. In: Applied Thermal Engineering 25(14), S. 2351–2366

X. Zhifang, S. Lin and O. Hongfei. (2008): Refrigerant flow characteristics of electronic expansion valve based on thermodynamic analysis and experiment. In: Applied Thermal Engineering 28(2), S. 2381–243

Li, W. (2013): Simplified modeling analysis ofmass flow characteristics in electronic expansion valve. In: Applied Thermal Engineering 53(1), S. 8–12

References regarding polynomial approaches

M. Shanwei, Z. Chuan, C. Jiangping and C. Zhiujiu. (2005): Experimental research on refrigerant mass flow coefficient of electronic expansion valve. In: Applied Thermal Engineering 25(14), S. 2351–2366

Li, W. (2013): Simplified modeling analysis ofmass flow characteristics in electronic expansion valve. In: Applied Thermal Engineering 53(1), S. 8–12

References regarding power approaches

Li, W. (2013): Simplified modeling analysis ofmass flow characteristics in electronic expansion valve. In: Applied Thermal Engineering 53(1), S. 8–12

X. Cao, Z.-Y. Li, L.-L. Shao and C.-L. Zhang (2016): Refrigerant flow through electronic expansion valve: Experiment and neural network modeling. In: Applied Thermal Engineering 92, S. 210–218

Revisions

• October 19, 2017, by Mirko Engelpracht, Christian Vering:
  First implementation (see issue 457).