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    <subfield code="a">Currently, R1234yf refrigerant has been used to replace R134a refrigerant in automotive  air conditioning (AAC) systems due to its low global warming potential (GWP) and zero  ozone  depletion  potential  (ODP).  However,  the  low  performance  of  the  vapour  compression in the AAC system using the R1234yf has been  a significant hindrance.  Hence, a passive method using  nanolubricants  is proposed to enhance the performance  of  an  AAC  system  operating  with  R1234yf.  The  objectives  of  this  study  are  to  characterize the nanolubricants  for AAC system and investigate the performance of AAC  system using  nanolubricants  and R1234yf under experimental and numerical simulated  conditions.  Aluminium  oxide  (Al2O3)  and  Silicon  dioxide  (SiO2)  nanoparticles  are  dispersed  in  PAG  ND12  lubricant.  Al2O3/PAG,  SiO2/PAG,  and  Al2O3-SiO2/PAG  nanolubricants  were prepared by two-step method of preparation. The stability of the  nanolubricants  was confirmed by 4-Step  Ultraviolet-Visible  (UV-Vis)  spectrophotometer and zeta potential. Thermo-physical properties namely dynamic viscosity and thermal  conductivity  evaluation  were  employed  to  characterize  the  novel  nanolubricants  with  PAG  ND12  based  lubricant.  The  experimental  investigation  on  the  performance  of  automotive air conditioning system with R1234yf was undertaken for the Al2O3/PAG,  SiO2/PAG, and Al2O3-SiO2/PAG  nanolubricants  at different volume concentrations and  various  operating  conditions.  The  performance  of  the  AAC  system  is  evaluated  by  measuring  the  degree  of  heat  absorption,  compressor  work  and  coefficient  of  performance (COP). The Al2O3-SiO2/PAG  nanolubricants  with the best performance in  the  experimental  study  was  selected  for  further  evaluation  in  simulation  study.  The  simulation  analysis  of  AAC  with  thermostatic  switch  using  R1234yf  and  Al2O3-SiO2/PAG nanolubricants at optimum concentration was done to evaluate the behaviour  of AAC system in real vehicle conditions. The results from the stability analysis show  that the Al2O3/PAG, SiO2/PAG, and Al2O3-SiO2/PAG  nanolubricants  was confirmed in  excellent stability  condition for more than 6 months with minimum visual sedimentation,  more than 70% concentration ratio and zeta potentials greater than 60 mV. Further, the  thermo-physical properties of the  nanolubricants  showed improvement with increasing  of volume concentration. These nanolubricants exhibit some shear thickening properties  at  low  shear  rates  but  show  Newtonian  behaviour  at  higher  shear  rates  onwards.  The  thermal conductivity of the Al2O3/PAG, SiO2/PAG and Al2O3-SiO2/PAG nanolubricants were  decreased  with  increasing  temperature  but  increased  with  increasing  of  volume  concentration. Al2O3-SiO2/PAG hybrid nanolubricants outperformed others with highest  thermal  conductivity  and  intermediate  viscosity  value  between  Al2O3/PAG  and  SiO2/PAG  nanolubricants.  The  AAC-SiO2  system  has  better  cooling  capacity  performance with enhancement up to 15.7% at 0.01% concentration but slightly decrease  in  terms  of  power  consumption  and  COP  performance.  Meanwhile  the  AAC-Al2O3 system performed better than AAC-SiO2  system in terms of power consumption and COP  improvement with 27.1% average reduction and 9.8% average enhancement, respectively  for 0.05% concentration. The COP was improved further for AAC-Al2O3-SiO2  hybrid  system  with  average  increment  of  12.01%  in  all  test  conditions.  The  dynamic  model  simulation was confirmed the performance of Al2O3-SiO2/PAG hybrid  nanolubricants better than original system with less energy, lower power consumption and higher cooling  capacity. The AAC system operating with hybrid nanolubricants  has a lesser temperature  cycling frequency compared to the AAC system with PAG  lubricant. As a conclusion,  Al2O3-SiO2/PAG hybrid nanolubricants and R1234yf is recommended for application in  AAC system with the improvement of overall system performance.</subfield>
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