Magnetic Refrigeration and the Magnetocaloric Effect

Thomas Frank Petersen; Nini Pryds; Anders Smith; Søren Linderoth; Stinus Jeppesen; Hans-Jørgen Høgaard Knudsen

Magnetic Refrigeration and the Magnetocaloric Effect

Thomas Frank Petersen, Nini Pryds, Anders Smith, Søren Linderoth, Stinus Jeppesen, Hans-Jørgen Høgaard Knudsen

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Magnetic refrigeration at room temperature is an emerging technology for refrigeration, which promises low energy consumption and is environmentalle friendly. Magnetic refrigeration is based on the magnetocaloric effect, which manifests itself as a reversibel increase in temperature when magnetic material are plased in a magnetic field. This paper introduces and describes magnetic refrigeration cycles and the magnetocaloric effect, and shows how magnetic refrigeration can be an alternative to vapour-compression refrigeration,. A review of the Danish research on magnetic refrigeration at Risø National Laboratory is also provided.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Kompendium : Danske Køledage 2006
Place of Publication	Jægerspris
Publisher	Dansk Køledag
Publication date	2006
Publication status	Published - 2006
Event	Danske køledage 2006 - Odense, Denmark Duration: 16 Mar 2006 → 17 Mar 2006

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Conference	Danske køledage 2006
Country/Territory	Denmark
City	Odense
Period	16/03/2006 → 17/03/2006

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