Una revisión de fluidos de trabajo de tipo mezclas para ciclos de potencia de baja temperatura y su modelado termodinámico
A review of working fluid mixtures for low temperature power cycles and their thermodynamic modeling
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Este trabajo condensa una revisión bibliográfica de los principales trabajos publicados en los últimos años en el área de ciclos de potencia, con especial énfasis en los fluidos de trabajo de tipo mezclas. Así mismo, los fundamentos teóricos más relevantes para realizar el modelado matemático de esta clase de fluidos de trabajo y, por ende, obtener sus propiedades termodinámicas, así como los métodos experimentales usados en la caracterización del equilibrio de las fases que permiten la obtención de los parámetros de ajuste, también son abordados en este artículo.
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