Article | REF: BE9740 V1

Industrial refrigerating machines - Introduction

Author: Georges VRINAT

Publication date: April 10, 2009

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The term reversibility is commonly used here, but has no thermodynamic connotations.

A refrigeration machine is said to have a liquefiable fluid if it consists of a closed circuit in which a pure fluid or a mixture of fluids, called a refrigerant, can exist in both vapour and liquid states (figure 1 ).

When the system operates as a "refrigerating machine", it pumps heat from the cold source SF at temperature T F and rejects it to the hot source SC at temperature T C .

If some of the heat rejected at the SC can be used at temperature T...

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