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Cryogenics systems are which are capable of producing temperature below -150 .Linde cryogenics cycle is carefully observe and various gases are liquefy by it. A comprehensive exergy analysis and other analysis of linde system is carried out by using various different gases with variable properties. Numerical computation is carried out to find out mutually dependency and effect of various properties on other properties and their involvement in exergydestruction. It was observed that inlet properties and every part performance put huge impact on overall out of system Inlet pressure ranging from 3 to 6 bar and inlet Temperature at 298 K while compressor pressure ranging from 300 to 400 bar is optimum values of performance parameters for linde system.

Keywords

Thermodynamics Analysis Lindesystem; COP; Exergy Efficiency; Exergy Destruction

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