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Vapor-compression refrigeration
Vapor-compression refrigeration and its representation on T-s diagram (Thermodynamics 4th ed., Cengel and Boles, Figure 10-3)
Question to Ponder
You know that you have a saturated R12 mixture at the exit of the expansion valve. You have both a temperature and a pressure gauge at that point. If your pressure gauge reads 400 kPa when the actual pressure is 390 kPa (only a small error), what type of substance would it look like you have at this point subcooled liquid, saturated mixture, or superheated vapor? Watch out for this problem whenever you have a mixture.
Basic Equations
Where is the only place in this system where the power input term would be kept? 1st law with condensation:
Humidity Meters
Flow nozzle
Examples
Orifice plate Venturi