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I am suffering one of those blond moments (a bit hard really as I have no hair),
What is the correct term to describe a standard refrigeration system (the one most of us use every day, comp, evap, cond, expansion device.)
For example Thermo Electric is "Peltier", Vapour expansion is "Joule Thompson"
cheers
Mad
Vapor compression cycle?
Carnot cycle?
BTW, I have grey moments... same effect as blond moments.
I was thinking of "mechanical vapor compression cycle", but, what is the scientific name of the process, phase change via change in working pressures, we could use vapor compression for joule thompson as well!Quote:
Originally Posted by Gary
Ah yes i think so, ??????????Quote:
Originally Posted by Gary
cheers gaza
You think I have grey moments?????????Quote:
Originally Posted by mad fridgie
Sucking on all that refrigerant, over all those years.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gary
HELL YES.
(I have bald moments)
Sure beats not having any moments.
Vapour compression refrigeration cycle.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vapor-c..._refrigeration
http://www.alephzero.co.uk/ref/vapcomcyc.htm
What is the definition for going to the van but forgot what your after:confused: ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Gary
Senility :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by mikeref
I think the technical term is "brain fart".
Or "brain draft".
Very sad, but have to get in here, it's a reverse carnot cycle.
I thought that the 'Carnot' cycle was a theoretical cycle without losses.