NEURAL NETWORK PREDICTION OF REFRIGERANTS PROPERTIES: REVIEW
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https://doi.org/10.15673/0453-8307.6/2014.30992Keywords:
Artificial neural network – Properties of refrigerant – Phase equilibriaAbstract
The review of recent papers related to modeling of refrigerant properties using artificial neural networks as an alternative to conventional thermodynamic approach for modeling prediction of thermodynamic properties of refrigerants has been given in the paper. The study also discusses efficiency, adequacy and limitation of this approach.
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