We present simulation results of multi-layer active magnetic regenerators using the solid-state refrigerant La(Fe,Mn,Si) 13 H y .This material presents a large, however quite sharp, isothermal entropy change that requires a careful choice of number of layers and working temperature for multi-layer regenerators.The impact of the number of layers and the sensitivity to the working temperature as well as the temperature span are quantified using a one dimensional numerical model.A study of the sensitivity of variation in Curie temperature through a uniform and normal distribution is also presented.The results show that the nominal cooling power is very sensitive to the Curie temperature variation in the multi-layer regenerators.A standard deviation of the Curie temperature variation for a normal distribution less than 0.6 K is suggested in order to achieve sufficient performance of a 15layer regenerator with Curie temperature spacing of 2 K.
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