Active magnetic regeneration cycle in magnetic refrigeration prototype

Active magnetic regeneration cycle published as supplementary material in Prof. Dr. Andrej Kitanovski, Energy Applications of Magnetocaloric Materials, Advanced Energy Materials 2020, 10, 1903741
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[@jdmaine51084]

It uses something called a magnetocaloric material, which means its a material that can change temperatures based on the level of the magnetic fields its in. It appears the idea is to have in place this material in close proximity to the heat source, and then release that heat into the heat sink while simultaneously pulling that material outside of the magnetic field. material is outside of the magnetic field. An interesting concept, really...

[@hfyaer]

Is it possible to use an electromagnet instead of moving parts?

[@lahde9514]

yes, please refer to www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0306261918318749

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Where's the volume

[@procactus9109]

I think any talking would destroy the illusion.