Petter Nekså
Chief Scientist
Petter Nekså
Chief Scientist
Publications and responsibilities
Multiejector CO2 cooling system with evaporative gascooler for a supermarket application in tropical regions
In the present study, the performance of a 33 kW multiejector trans-critical CO2 cooling system is experimentally evaluated for a supermarket application with/without internal heat exchanger and evaporative cooling. In order to enhance the overall performance of the system for tropical regions, the...
Experimental investigation of dry ice cyclone separator for ultra‐low temperature energy storage using carbon dioxide
CO2 cascade heat pump system has been developed to realize an ultra‐low temperature below the triple point of 0.518 MPa and − 56.6°C or less by flowing dry ice solid‐gas state of CO2 in a refrigeration system. Solid CO2 in the refrigeration system may cause to block the flow in the evaporation...
Large-scale production and transport of hydrogen from Norway to Europe and Japan: Value chain analysis and comparison of liquid hydrogen and ammonia as energy carriers
Low-carbon hydrogen is considered as one of the key measures to decarbonise continental Europe and Japan. Northern Norway has abundant renewable energy and natural gas resources which can be converted to low-carbon hydrogen. However, Norway is located relatively far away from these markets and...
How CO2 Can Help The Climate
Slik kan hotellene halvere strømregningen
Bedre HVAC-systemer kan hjelpe hotellnæringen
Norske hoteller kan redusere strømregningen med hele 44 prosent
Standard for brannfarlige kuldemedier i varmepumper til avstemning
Effect of Waste Heat Utilization on the Performance of Low Temperature Rankine Cycle
Low temperature Rankine cycle is a prominent solution for power generation in Waste Heat Recovery (WHR) application. The performance of this cycle is affected by various parameters including characteristics of the heat source, working fluid and constraints in the system. In cases where the heat...