Revolutionary cooling technology emerges from Slovenia
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This country of barely 2 million people is stunning the entire world with a first in 100 years: air conditioning that works without gas.
Slovenia, a small European nation of just over 2 million people, has stunned the global scientific community with a groundbreaking innovation in cooling technology. Researchers from this modest-sized country have developed an air conditioning system that operates without refrigerant gases, marking the first major revolution in refrigeration technology in nearly…
(farmingdale-observer.com)
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This country of barely 2 million people is stunning the entire world with a first in 100 years: air conditioning that works without gas.
Slovenia, a small European nation of just over 2 million people, has stunned the global scientific community with a groundbreaking innovation in cooling technology. Researchers from this modest-sized country have developed an air conditioning system that operates without refrigerant gases, marking the first major revolution in refrigeration technology in nearly…
(farmingdale-observer.com)
Good for Slovenia.
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This country of barely 2 million people is stunning the entire world with a first in 100 years: air conditioning that works without gas.
Slovenia, a small European nation of just over 2 million people, has stunned the global scientific community with a groundbreaking innovation in cooling technology. Researchers from this modest-sized country have developed an air conditioning system that operates without refrigerant gases, marking the first major revolution in refrigeration technology in nearly…
(farmingdale-observer.com)
Extremely interesting.
Some technical challenges remain, but so many applications if solved. -
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This country of barely 2 million people is stunning the entire world with a first in 100 years: air conditioning that works without gas.
Slovenia, a small European nation of just over 2 million people, has stunned the global scientific community with a groundbreaking innovation in cooling technology. Researchers from this modest-sized country have developed an air conditioning system that operates without refrigerant gases, marking the first major revolution in refrigeration technology in nearly…
(farmingdale-observer.com)
Is this cheaper to run more expensive to buy type of deal? If so I want one of those
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Is this cheaper to run more expensive to buy type of deal? If so I want one of those
It says the current tech is only 15% efficient vs current AC which is 20-30%, so no it would be more expensive to run. Since it doesn't exist as a product yet, we can't really compare initial installation costs, and probably not maintenance costs either. Hopefully they can improve on the efficiency, but there may be a theoretical maximum efficiency and I have no idea if that's higher than 30% or not
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This country of barely 2 million people is stunning the entire world with a first in 100 years: air conditioning that works without gas.
Slovenia, a small European nation of just over 2 million people, has stunned the global scientific community with a groundbreaking innovation in cooling technology. Researchers from this modest-sized country have developed an air conditioning system that operates without refrigerant gases, marking the first major revolution in refrigeration technology in nearly…
(farmingdale-observer.com)
Seeing title:
revolutionary
Rule: when someone claims a revolutionary product, it's probably bullshit as I see revolutionary product announcements about twice a day and real revolutions about once every decade at best.
Reading article:
Yeap, this is something somewhere in some lab that one day maybe a decade from now find its way into a consumer product, but probably not air conditioners anyway...
For the moment it sort of sounds sort of like a Peltier cooler, which also is useless for airconditioning
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It says the current tech is only 15% efficient vs current AC which is 20-30%, so no it would be more expensive to run. Since it doesn't exist as a product yet, we can't really compare initial installation costs, and probably not maintenance costs either. Hopefully they can improve on the efficiency, but there may be a theoretical maximum efficiency and I have no idea if that's higher than 30% or not
Yeah, you could probably achieve 15% cooling efficiency with regular old nitrogen or methane instead of fluorocarbons.
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This country of barely 2 million people is stunning the entire world with a first in 100 years: air conditioning that works without gas.
Slovenia, a small European nation of just over 2 million people, has stunned the global scientific community with a groundbreaking innovation in cooling technology. Researchers from this modest-sized country have developed an air conditioning system that operates without refrigerant gases, marking the first major revolution in refrigeration technology in nearly…
(farmingdale-observer.com)
You know what's even cheaper to run than this "new technology"? Breathy promotion pieces that give no evidence whatsoever to support it's claims. Way to go, PR folks.