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Iste fine .ow pressure (liquid) 器静A四 Ex . xpansion igh pressure (liquid 如 teaming datare COoling coils Valve Condenser coils (inside Outside FIGURE 20-9(a)Typical refrigerator)Sensor refrigerator) refrigerator system. The compressor motor forces a gas at high pressure through a heat exchanger (to outside) a→ (condenser)on the outside walls of the refrigerator where QH is given i from off and the gas cools to become Inside liquid. The liquid passes from a high-pressure region to soils to low-pressure tubes on the inside Low pressure walls of the refrigerator; the liquid High pressure evaporates at this lower pressure and ap thus absorbs heat(2.)from the inside of the refrigerator. The fluid returns to the compressor where the cle begins again. (b)Schematic diagram, like Fig 20-8 Compressor Plug Motor pl motor ug
ompressor t ejection Heat exchanger Expansion engine === Working volume TTTTTTTTTTTTTTT Figure 12.1 Simple expansion refrigerator. A working gas is compressed; the heat of compression is ejected into the environment. The compressed room temperature gas is precooled further in the counterflow heat exchanger. It then does work in an expansion engine, where it cools to a temperature below that of the working volume. After extracting heat from the working volume, the gas returns to the compressor via the heat exchanger