Auteur Jaka Tušek
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Jaka Tušek, Auteur ; Samo Zupan, Auteur ; Alen Šarlah, Auteur |A team of researchers have developed and built a prototype of a rotary magnetic refrigerator (MR). The principle of the operation of the presented magnetic refrigerator is based on the rotary movement of active magnetic regenerators (AMRs) with [...]![]()
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M. Ožbolt, Auteur ; A. Kitanovski, Auteur ; Jaka Tušek, Auteur |Currently, one of the most interesting alternatives to conventional compressor refrigeration is magnetic refrigeration. However, despite its great potential, some important obstacles, relating mostly to the relatively low power density and the r[...]![]()
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Jaka Tušek, Auteur ; Andrej Kitanovski, Auteur ; Urban Tomc, Auteur |We present experimental comparison of different parallel-plate active magnetic regenerators (AMRs) with two different groups of magnetocaloric materials. First, a gadolinium-based single-layered AMR was tested and analysed under different operat[...]![]()
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A. Kitanovski, Auteur ; U. Plaznik, Auteur ; Jaka Tušek, Auteur |Most of the existing prototype devices for magnetic refrigeration are based on a thermodynamic cycle with an active magnetic regenerator (AMR) that operates as a Brayton-type regenerative magnetic refrigeration cycle. However, there are several [...]![]()
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Urban Tomc, Auteur ; Jaka Tušek, Auteur ; Andrej Kitanovski, Auteur |This article introduces a novel heat-transfer mechanism for magnetocaloric energy conversion based on the introduction of thermoelectric thermal diodes. These can provide the very rapid transport of heat from/to the magnetocaloric material. For [...]![]()
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K.K. Nielsen, Auteur ; Jaka Tušek, Auteur ; K. Engelbrecht, Auteur |The active magnetic regenerator (AMR) is an alternative refrigeration cycle with a potential gain of energy efficiency compared to conventional refrigeration techniques. The AMR poses a complex problem of heat transfer, fluid dynamics and magnet[...]


