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    Refrigerators work by using a compressor, condenser, and evaporator to circulate refrigerant through a cooling process. The compressor raises the refrigerant's pressure and temperature, the condenser changes it to a liquid by dissipating heat, and the evaporator cools the refrigerator interior by absorbing heat from the refrigerant. Key components include the thermostat for temperature control and expansion valve to facilitate heat exchange between the refrigerant and interior.

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    Refrigerators work by using a compressor, condenser, and evaporator to circulate refrigerant through a cooling process. The compressor raises the refrigerant's pressure and temperature, the condenser changes it to a liquid by dissipating heat, and the evaporator cools the refrigerator interior by absorbing heat from the refrigerant. Key components include the thermostat for temperature control and expansion valve to facilitate heat exchange between the refrigerant and interior.

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    Refrigerators work by using a compressor, condenser, and evaporator to circulate refrigerant through a cooling process. The compressor raises the refrigerant's pressure and temperature, the condenser changes it to a liquid by dissipating heat, and the evaporator cools the refrigerator interior by absorbing heat from the refrigerant. Key components include the thermostat for temperature control and expansion valve to facilitate heat exchange between the refrigerant and interior.

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    Refrigerators work by using a compressor, condenser, and evaporator to circulate refrigerant through a cooling process. The compressor raises the refrigerant's pressure and temperature, the condenser changes it to a liquid by dissipating heat, and the evaporator cools the refrigerator interior by absorbing heat from the refrigerant. Key components include the thermostat for temperature control and expansion valve to facilitate heat exchange between the refrigerant and interior.

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    Introduction to

    Refrigerators
    Refrigerators are essential household appliances used for storing and preserving
    food items. They work by removing heat from the enclosed space to lower the
    temperature.
    Basic Components of a Refrigerator
    Compressor Condenser Evaporator

    The compressor is responsible The condenser helps in changing The evaporator facilitates the
    for compressing the refrigerant the high-pressure gas into a heat exchange process to lower
    gas, raising its temperature and liquid by dissipating heat. the temperature inside the fridge.
    pressure.
    How Does a Refrigerator Work?
    Compression
    The refrigerant gas is compressed, raising its temperature and pressure.

    Heat Dissipation
    Heat is dissipated in the condenser, changing the gas to a liquid state.

    Cooling
    The liquid refrigerant absorbs heat in the evaporator, cooling the interior of the
    fridge.
    The Role of Refrigerant in Cooling
    1 Thermal Properties 2 Environmental 3 Efficiency Factor
    Impact
    The choice of refrigerant
    Refrigerants change state Refrigerants should be affects the efficiency and
    from gas to liquid and chosen carefully to performance of the
    back, absorbing and minimize environmental refrigerator's cooling
    releasing heat. impacts, especially with process.
    regard to global warming.
    Understanding the Compressor and Condenser

    Compressor Raises gas temperature and pressure

    Condenser Changes gas to liquid, dissipates heat


    The Importance of the Evaporator and
    Expansion Valve

    Cooling Process Heat Exchange


    Cooling Process Heat Exchange
    The evaporator and expansion valve work together to Heat is exchanged as the refrigerant moves through the
    cool the interior of the fridge. evaporator and expansion valve.
    Controlling Temperature with the
    Thermostat
    Regulation User Control
    The thermostat regulates the temperature Allows users to set the desired temperature
    inside the refrigerator, ensuring optimal to suit the specific storage needs.
    cooling.
    Conclusion and Key Takeaways
    1 Efficient Cooling
    Understanding how a refrigerator works can help optimize its performance for
    efficient cooling.

    2 Sustainability Consideration
    Choosing the right refrigerant and maintenance practices contribute to sustainability.

    3 Maintenance
    Regular maintenance ensures the effective functioning of all refrigerator
    components.

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