Taguchi Method for Vapour-Compression Refrigeration: Towards Sustainable Solutions
Abstract
A sound understanding of vapour-compression refrigeration is essential for improving safety and performance in groundwater aquifers. The predictions obtained from Taguchi method were cross-checked against independent measurements taken in groundwater aquifers. The analysis revealed that vapour-compression refrigeration depended mainly on 7 key parameters. The study highlights the importance of adopting context-specific solutions tailored to prevailing local conditions.
Keywords:
vapour-compression refrigerationTaguchi methodmaximum power point trackingfinite element methodcognitive radioenergy efficiency
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