Wenjie Zhou

Wenjie Zhou


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Academic Career Length

10Years (2017-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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1 May 2019 in International Journal of Refrigeration
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WZWenjie Zhou
Wenjie Zhou
ZGZhihua Gan
Zhihua Gan

21 January 2022 in Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering
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YXYudong Xia
Yudong Xia
QDQiang Ding
Qiang Ding
Aipeng JIANGAipeng JIANG
Aipeng JIANG
NJNijie Jing
Nijie Jing
WZWenjie Zhou
Wenjie Zhou
JWJian Wan
Jian Wan

1 November 2018 in Applied Thermal Engineering
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LTLiming Tang
Liming Tang
RJRuoheng Jiang
Ruoheng Jiang
WZWenjie Zhou
Wenjie Zhou
ZGZhihua Gan
Zhihua Gan
BHBinbin Han
Binbin Han
GCGuangming Chen
Guangming Chen

1 February 2018 in International Journal of Refrigeration
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WZWenjie Zhou
Wenjie Zhou
JPJohn M. Pfotenhauer
John M. Pfotenhauer
GNGregory F. Nellis
Gregory F. Nellis

16 October 2021 in Energies
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SHshuai hao
shuai hao
WZWenjie Zhou
Wenjie Zhou
JLJunliang Lu
Junliang Lu
JWJiajun Wang
Jiajun Wang
A suitable ice slurry fluid with a suitable ice concentration ratio can save operational costs. The design of the optimal ice slurry concentration focuses on finding an evolution strategy, which can further minimize the power consumption of the pump. A theoretical model was established to simulate the effect of different ice concentrations and flow rates on the performance of the pump. The data obtained were fitted by curve-fitting function. The process was modeled in the MATLAB evolutionary strategy algorithm to obtain the configuration scheme of the ice concentration and flow under different refrigeration capacities. The simulation results showed that when the required cooling capacity was 13.889 kWh, ice concentration was set to 19.68%, and flow rate was set to 2.1075 × 10−4 m3/s, the power consumption could be reduced by 23%.

1 April 2018 in Cryogenics
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WZWenjie Zhou
Wenjie Zhou
JPJohn M. Pfotenhauer
John M. Pfotenhauer
XZXiaoqin Zhi
Xiaoqin Zhi