Theusers of these models would be refrigeration technicians, engineers, students etc. The objective of thisproject was to develop simulation models to be used for energy optimization of refrigeration systems. If you have any comments orquestions about CoolPack we encourage you to contact us – your comments and ideas will be very helpfulto us in making CoolPack an even better program.Description of CoolPackThe development of CoolPack started in spring of 1998 as a part of a research project. The following exercises are more detailed and aimed atdemonstrating the use of CoolPack for analyzing refrigeration systems.Once you have become familiar with the programs in CoolPack, we hope that you will use CoolPack forsolving the refrigeration-oriented tasks related to your job/education. The first exercises are introductory, focussing on how to use the various types of programs inCoolPack and how to navigate between them.
45ĬoolPack tutorialIntroductionThis tutorial gives a general introduction to CoolPack and contains a number of exercises demonstratinghow the programs in CoolPack should be used.The exercises are organized in groups representing the various types of investigations for which CoolPackcan be used. 41Exercise 15: Transient cooling of goods in a refrigerated room. 39Exercise 14: Cooling demand for cold room. 37Exercise 13: Air cooler - Cooling and dehumidification of moist air. 35Exercise 12: Gas flow in pipes (pressure drop and heat transfer). 33Exercise 11: Liquid flow in pipes (pressure drop and heat transfer). 31Exercise 10: Two-stage cycle with liquid injection. 27Exercise 8: One-stage cycle with flooded evaporator.
24Exercise 7: One-stage cycle with dry expansion evaporator. 22Exercise 6: Creation of property plots and drawing refrigeration cycles. 20Exercise 5: Short Refrigeration Utilities exercise.
16Exercise 4: Short EESCoolTools exercise. 11Exercise 3: Fundamental concepts in Refrigeration Utilities. 10Exercise 2: Fundamental concepts in EESCoolTools. 9Exercise 1: Fundamental concepts in CoolPack. CoolPack tutorialFor CoolPack version 1.49Morten Juel Skovrup, Bjarne Dindler Rasmussen,Arne Jakobsen, Simon Engedal Andersen03-07-2011ĬoolPack tutorialContentsIntroduction.
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