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Chinese New Year Cake
3 times mentioned • Jennifer Aniston • 15 April 2017
Chinese New Year Cake
Air Conditioning
570 times mentioned • Df Z • 18 June 2018
Air Conditioning
In an air conditioning cycle, refrigerant is circulated to transfer heat and cool the cabin air. When a fluid refrigerant is vaporized in an evaporator, it cools the surrounding air because of the latent heat of vaporization. The gasified refrigerant must be converted back to a liquid state to be vaporized again to cool the air. To return the gas refrigerant to a liquid form, it needs to be compressed and exposed to the ambient air to be cooled. The Compressor compresses the gaseous refrigerant.
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Air Cond
461 times mentioned • Jia Er • 24 June 2018
Air Cond
The air cond draws heat out from your room when the refrigerant, in liquid form, flows through the evaporator coil which is located in the indoor unit. Heat is extracted by the air cond because the refrigerant is at a significantly lower temperature than that of the room and the heat is absorbed in the evaporation process. A fan blows across the coil to circulate the cold air.
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Name Suggests
47 times mentioned • Jia Er • 24 June 2018
Name Suggests
All air-conditioning units have a compressor unit that sits outside the window or at the balcony, and a blower, or fan unit that is installed in your room. The outdoor compressor and the indoor blower is connected by pipes. And the aircon gas (known as the refrigerant) flows back and forth in these pipes. The outdoor compressor, as the name suggests, works to “squeeze” the refrigerant from gas to liquid form. This takes the heat out of it and expels it to the outside environment. The compressed refrigerant is then piped to the indoor unit.
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