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    The document summarizes a final year project presentation on the design and fabrication of a variable length capillary expansion device. It includes sections on the introduction, problem definition, literature review, device design, experimental setup, performance simulation, and conclusion. The presentation was given by 4 students and evaluated the potential for a variable expansion process in vapor compression refrigeration systems to provide optimized performance over differing operating conditions.

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    Final Year Project Presentation: Lokmanya Tilak College of Engineering

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    LOKMANYA TILAK COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

    Final Year Project Presentation


    DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF VARIABLE LENGTH CAPILLARY
    EXPANSION DEVICE
    Participants 2

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    NAME OF STUDENT ROLL NO. DIVISION

    Onkar Bhosale BEMEC06 C

    Darpan Bangar BEMEC01 C

    Aditya Dube BEMEC20 C

    Rahul Dahisarkar BEMEC11 C


    Introduction 3

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     Implementation of refrigeration
     Need for newer technologies
     Field of project
     Why expansion device?
    Problem definition 4

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     Optimization of parameters
     Effects of interrupted operation
     Advantages of smooth operation
     Simplicity of capillary
    Literature review 5

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    1. More than 10 research papers from international journals
    2. More than 5 relevant patents
    3. No such device has been invented yet
    4. Softwares for calculation and selection of parameters
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    Related Patents
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    Device design
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    Actual working volume
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    Experimental setup:
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    Projected operating curve:

    ENTHALPY
    Related Equations 11

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    • Euler’s Equation: ∫+ +𝑔𝑍=𝐶
    • Equation for compressible adiabatic flow:
    + +𝑔 = + +𝑔+
    • Actual area of capillary: × = ×
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    Performance Datasheet of compressor
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    Design parameters of capillary
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    Performance Simulation:
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    Pressure Pathlines:
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    Surface Pressure contour:
    Conclusion 18

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     Variable expansion process in VCRS can provide optimized performance
    eliminating need for drastic changes throughout the system.
     Life of system can also be improved by elimination of irregularities in operating
    time, reducing maintenance costs
     Existing systems can also be adapted up to a certain extent providing extended
    performance and other benefits.
     Overall efficiency of the system can be improved on basis of varying
    environmental conditions.
     Reduction in waste of energy and waste of resources can be achieved due to
    extension of existing refrigeration machines.
    References 19

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    1. F. Escanes, C. D. Perez-Segarra and A. Oliva, 7. C. Melo et al. : An experimental analysis of
    “Numerical simulation of capillary tube expansion adiabatic capillary tubes, Applied Thermal
    devices” – International journal of Refrigeration, Engineering Vol. 19, 1999.
    volume 18 issue 2, Feb 1995.
    8. Erik Björk and Björn Palm: Performance of
    2. Dongsoo Jung, Chunkun Park, Byungin Park, “Capillary domestic refrigerator under influence of varied
    tube selection for HCFC22 alternative”- International
    expansion device capacity, refrigerant charge and
    journal of Refrigeration, volume 22, issue 8, Dec 1999.
    ambient temperature, International Journal of
    3. Patent No: US5031416A Variable area refrigerant Refrigeration Vol. 29, 2006.
    expansion device with flexible orifice.
    9. T. N. Wong and K. T. Ooi: Adiabatic capillary tube
    4. Patent No: US3154105A Compensated Capillary expansion devices: comparison of the
    Tubing, Method of forming the same.
    homogeneous flow and the separated flow models,
    5. Jongmin Choi et al. :A generalized correlation for Applied Thermal Engineering Vol. 16, 1996.
    refrigerant mass flow rate through adiabatic capillary
    tubes, International Journal of Refrigeration Vol. 26, 10. Clàudio Melo et al.: Non-adiabatic capillary tube
    2003. flow with isobutane, Applied Thermal Engineering
    Vol. 22, 2002.
    6. Tohru Fukano and Akira Karayasaki : Characteristics of
    gas-liquid two-phase flow in capillary tube. 11. Cap-Sel Selection software by SECOP Gmbh.
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    Thank You

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