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A compact NiTi elastocaloric air cooler with low force bending actuation

X. Li, S. Cheng, Q. Sun2022Applied Thermal Engineering 215, 118942doi:10.1016/j.applthermaleng.2022.118942

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Abstract read (HKUST repository record). Bent NiTi sheets (7.20 % maximum surface strain) transform at a specific driving force of 5.64 N g⁻¹, two orders of magnitude below tension or compression; the single-row cooler with an air duct gave a 5.5 K air-temperature reduction and 0.137 W g⁻¹ specific cooling power, the multi-row cooler 11.5 W.

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