Adrián Mota-Babiloni

Associate Professor

Universitat Jaume I

Spain

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Dr. Adrián Mota-Babiloni is an Associate Professor at Universitat Jaume I in Spain. His research focuses on thermodynamic evaluations of refrigerants and heat pump systems, encompassing both techno-economic and environmental assessments. Recent publications include studies on low-global warming potential refrigerants, energy efficiency in refrigeration systems, and optimization of heat pump technologies for sustainable applications.

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Maurizio Sasso

University of Sannio

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Techno-economic and environmental assessment of a moderately high-temperature heat pump prototype using R-450A across diverse operational conditions and heat sources

Thermodynamic Evaluation of Low-GWP A1 Refrigerants for Ultra-Low Temperature Refrigeration Applications

Experimental retrofit of an R404A/R23 ultra-low temperature freezer using R448A and electronic expansion valves

Energy, exergy, economic, and environmental (4E) assessment of an experimental moderately-high-temperature heat pump for district heating and cooling networks

Surrogate-assisted constrained hybrid particle swarm optimization algorithm for propane pre-cooled mixed refrigerant LNG process optimization

Operational, economic, and carbon footprint feasibility of a moderately-high-temperature heat pump as an alternative to conventional boilers in various scenarios

Influence of subcooling in R-449A supermarket refrigeration system and screening of refrigerant mixtures for its energetic and environmental improvement

Heating and cooling challenges for electric vehicles: A comprehensive experimental study

Towards sustainable process heating at 250 °C: Modeling and optimization of an R1336mzz(Z) transcritical High-Temperature heat pump

Thermodynamic evaluation of CO2 for ultra-low temperature refrigeration

Ternary refrigerant blends for ultra-low temperature refrigeration

4E analysis of a two-stage refrigeration system through surrogate models based on response surface methods and hybrid grey wolf optimizer

4E analysis of a two-stage refrigeration system through surrogate models based on response surface methods and hybrid grey wolf optimizer

Experimental analysis of a high temperature heat pump prototype with low global warming potential refrigerant R-1336mzz(Z) for heating production above 155 °C

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Maurizio Sasso

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