Sambhbaji Kadam

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University of Liverpool

United Kingdom

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Dr. Sambhbaji Kadam is a Lecturer at the University of Liverpool, United Kingdom. His research focuses on thermal systems, energy efficiency in refrigeration, and advanced energy storage technologies. He has recently published articles on topics such as the assessment of organic Rankine cycles, heat transfer enhancement in CO2 heat exchangers, and the integration of fuel cell systems with renewable energy sources.

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Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

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Assessment of single rotor expander-compressor device in combined organic Rankine cycle (ORC) and vapor compression refrigeration cycle (VCR)

Heat transfer enhancement of tubes in various shapes potentially applied to CO2 heat exchangers in refrigeration systems: Review and assessment

A fuel cell range extender integrating with heat pump for cabin heat and power generation

A Review on Prediction Uncertainty in Exterior Heat Transfer Coefficient-Based Building Thermal Load: A Case of Microclimate

An improved cavitation model with thermodynamic effect and multiple cavitation regimes

Detailed profiling of high-rise building energy consumption in extremely hot and humid climate

Investigation of the integrated fuel cell, battery, and heat pump energy systems

Thermo-economic and environmental assessment of hybrid vapor compression-absorption refrigeration systems for district cooling

Optimum dynamic operation of integrated absorption-compression refrigeration cycles and thermal energy storage systems for district cooling

A new correlation for performance prediction of small and large capacity single-effect vapor absorption refrigeration systems

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Panos Seferlis

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