Models a basic refrigeration system that transfers heat between the refrigerant two-phase fluid and the environment moist air mixture. The compressor drives the R134a refrigerant through a condenser, a capillary tube, and an evaporator. An accumulator ensures that only vapor returns to the compressor.

Models the thermal management system of a battery electric vehicle. The system consists of two coolant loops, a refrigeration loop, and a cabin HVAC loop. The thermal load are the batteries, powertrain, and cabin.

Models a Linde-Hampson air liquefaction cycle using the two-phase fluid blocks. The compressor drives the vapor air through two heat exchangers, recuperator, expansion valve, and storage tank. The first heat exchanger contains water at atmospheric temperature, while the second heat exchanger contains refrigerent. The pressure drops as the cooled air passes through the expansion valve, which results in condensation. The air and entrained condensate then pass through a receiver tank where the condensate separates from the air. The liquid air is stored in a recevier tank while the vapor air is circulated back to the compressor.