21CR Ongoing Research

(Updated 11/8/04)

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• Fundamental Understanding of Heat and Mass Transfer in the NH3/H2O Absorber (Project 612-10050)



• Model and Evaluation Tools for Assessing Magnetocaloric Effect for Space Conditioning and Refrigeration Applications (Project 612-10075)

• Evaluating the Ability of Unitary Equipment to Maintain Adequate Space Humidity Levels - Phase II (Project 605-20011)



• Flat-Tube Heat Exchangers in Air-Conditioning and Refrigeration Applications - Phase II (Project 611-20021)



• Refrigerant Evaporation Characteristics Inside Flat Passages (Project 605-20040)



• High Condensing Temperature Heat Transfer Performance of Low Critical Temperature Refrigerants (Project 610-20060)



• Investigation of AC&R Systems Operated Near and Above the Refrigerant Critical Temperature - ORNL (Project 605-50015)



• Development of a Reproducible Screening Method to Determine the Mechanism and Effect of Organic Acids and other Contaminants on the Corrosion of Aluminum-finned Copper-tube Heat Exchanger Coils (Project 611-50055)

• System Optimization of Residential Ventilation, Space Conditioning, and Thermal Distribution (Project 611-30060)



• Investigation of Building Exhaust Air Re-entrainment into Outdoor Air Intakes of Packaged Outdoor HVAC Equipment - Phase II (Project 612-40041)



• Simulating the Performance of Natural and Hybrid Ventilation Systems in U.S. Office Buildings (Project 611-40076)



• Portable Mold Sensors, Technical Feasibility and Operational Requirements (Project 612-40080)

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