refrigeration

A new approach to refrigeration
Refrigerators and air conditioners could run on an eco-friendly solid material instead of gases
Providing cooling without power
Air conditioning without electricity at Stanford
Williams uses F1 tech to reduce the energy consumption of supermarket refrigerators by up to 41.5 percent
The rotation of the HoMn2O5 crystal in a constant magnetic field around 10K changes its temperature, which can be used for the liquefaction of helium and hydrogen. Credit: Applied Physics Letters/ M. Balli, et. al
Magnetic cooling enables efficient, ‘green’ refrigeration
A bottle of beer is cooled using the new magnetic refrigeration system developed by GE
Your next fridge could keep cold more efficiently using magnets
Daikin announces breakthrough in low energy and high performance refrigeration unit
The future of refrigeration could be magnetic