4. Comparison of cryogenic solution – conventional solution
4.1 Well-to-wheel energy balance
This section presents the results of an energy balance based on a "well-to-wheel" approach for a cryogenic solution adapted to heavy-duty vehicles, compared with the stand-alone diesel mechanical refrigeration solution.
For a mechanical chiller: a quantity of primary energy is extracted, transformed, transported, stored, distributed and then used on board a refrigerated truck to produce the desired quantity of cold. These stages are illustrated in figure 7 .
For a cryogenic unit (e.g. nitrogen): a quantity of primary energy – from which...
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