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TEXT BOOK: Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning (For Polytechnics), Katson books by R. K. Rajput (S.K. KATARIA & SONS publications). Revised edition: 2008-09, Reprint: 2010. REFERENCE BOOK: A Text Book of Refrigeration and AirConditioning by Sandeep Bajaj, Ishan Publications, First edition: 2006.
Lecture 1
Mechanism of producing cold. Principles of cooling effect. Laws of refrigeration.
is a final result which is obtained by certain condition i.e caused by extraction of heat. A refrigerating system produces a condition called cold by the process of extracting heat from refrigerated space. ( comparable example:- water soaked out from the vessel with the help of sponge) In refrigerator a substance called refrigerant is used in such a way that it soaks up heat from refrigerated space and is then passed to the outside box where heat is squeezed out.
By chemical means
In this case a chemical reaction is used for producing
the cold. These chemical reaction requires heat for its competition and that heat is taken from the refrigerated space (to be produced). E.g salts like NaCl, CaCl2, when dissolved into water, absorbs heat and cool the water much below than 00 C.
CaCl2- Lowers the water temp upto -500
NaCl- Lowers the water temp upto -200
By contact cooling
In this method the substance to be cooled is brought
in the contact (directly or indirectly) with a cooling medium, such as ice or cold water.
By Supplying energy
In this case energy is supplied in the form of heat or
work, to operate a heat pump by which heat may be abstracted from the substance and rejected in the atmosphere.
Laws of refrigeration
1.
Fluids
Absorbs heat
Fluids
Give Up Heat
2. The temp at which a change of state occurs remains constant throughout the change if the pressure remains constant. This is applicable for both evaporator and condenser. 3. Heat will flow from a body at a higher temp to a body at a lower temp. This is also applicable for both evaporator and condenser. 4. While selecting metals, only those metals are selected which have a high thermal conductivity. Cu, Al.