How the refrigerator works
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A refrigerator works by using a compressor to compress a gas into a hot vapor, which is then cooled into a liquid in the condenser. This liquid absorbs heat from inside the refrigerator cabinet as it evaporates back into a gas. A fan circulates the cold air to keep food preserved while the gas is absorbed again by the compressor, repeating the refrigeration cycle.
How the refrigerator works
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- 3. HOW DO REFRIGERATOR WORKS? Once the compressor is started, which is an electric motor, it compresses the gas at high pressure through the condenser, converting it into hot steam and then it is released from that state when it is subjected to the passage through the evaporator at low pressure where it is absorbed again by the compressor At the moment when the gas is in a liquid state it is responsible for absorbing the heat contained inside the cabinet and by the thrust of a fan motor the cold thermal sensation is generated, keeping the food well preserved.
- 5. Refrigeration is a process where converting the passage from a gaseous state to a liquid state is achieved to obtain the thermodynamic effect of heat to cold repeating so many times that a cycle is made obtaining control of the process and generating the expected result
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