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Dynamic heat transfer modeling of a closed refrigerated display cabinet

Author(s)
Chaomuang, Nattawut
Laguerre, Onrawee
Flick, Denis
Date Issued
October 1, 2019
Type
Article
DOI
10.1016/j.applthermaleng.2019.114138
Abstract
This study proposes a simplified heat transfer model of a closed refrigerated display cabinet using a zonal approach. The dynamic model was developed and solved with a spectral method to predict the temperature fluctuations occurring with “on/off” compressor regulation. The equivalent load thickness in which the temperature fluctuations were of the same order as those at the load surface was estimated as a function of “on/off” compressor operating frequency. The air temperature fluctuations are dampened whenever the air exchanges heat with solid surfaces (e.g. walls, loads) and with the ambient air (e.g. through the doors). Despite exposure to large air temperature fluctuations (up to 5 °C), the load surface temperature showed only small fluctuations (ΔTl ≤ 0.5 °C). Good agreement was found between the predicted and the measured temperature fluctuations. The model can also be applied in order to predict air and load temperature increases during defrost operation.
Citation
Applied Thermal Engineering, 161, 2019
Subjects

Closed refrigerated d...

Heat transfer

Simplified model

Spectral approach

Temperature fluctuati...

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