Introduction to Refrigeration




Introduction to Refrigeration

This Course includes details of

1.Refrigerants (Types, Class, designation of refrigerants, usage also,

desirable properties of refrigerants, brief discussion about environmental impacts of refrigerants and respective control measures)


2. Vapor absorption refrigeration -

This is the oldest methods of producing refrigerating effect. It was discovered by Michael Faraday in 1824 while experimenting to liquifying certain gases. First vapour absorption refrigerator was made by Ferdinand Carre, a French scientist in 1860. It is used in both the domestic and large industrial refrigerating plants. Complete explanation of system with block diagrams, performance analysis with one worked out example, details of domestic vapor absorption refrigerator and its comparison with vapor compression refrigeration. Also includes desirable properties of binary mixture which is refrigerant and absorber pair in absorption refrigeration


3. Multi pressure compressor refrigeration – This video includes description of simple vaopr compression system. Introduction to multi pressure compressor refrigeration systems and discusses what is need of doing multistage compression in refrigeration with corresponding pressure- enthalpy charts. Brief description of two stage vapor compression with flash chamber and liquid intercooler is also included.




At the of the course you will be introduced to refrigerants basics, working of vapour absorption cycle refrigeration, also introduction to to vapour compression cycle with multipressure systems with more than one stages of compression

Refrigeration

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What you will learn
  • refrigeration introduction

Rating: 3.95

Level: Beginner Level

Duration: 1.5 hours

Instructor: Sayli Girish Gokhale


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