Word Finder - refrigerant

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A substance used in a heat cycle that undergoes a phase change between gas and liquid to allow the cooling, as in refrigerators, air conditioners, etc.

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That which makes cool or cold, such as a medicine for allaying the symptoms of fever.

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That cools or freezes; providing relief from heat or fever.

Citric acid is used in calico printing, also in the preparation of effervescing draughts, as a refrigerant and sialogogue, and occasionally as an antiscorbutic, instead of fresh lemon juice.

The dilute acid, or vinegar, may be used to bathe the skin in fever, acting as a pleasant refrigerant.

This heat is subsequently transferred to an evaporating refrigerant in a heat exchanger.

You would need considerable experience to determine the correct refrigerant charge by using the pressure gage readings.

Here, the heat from the water is conducted to a sealed circuit containing refrigerant, warming it up.

In the second stage, the wort is cooled to the fermentation temperature by a secondary refrigerant, e.g., glycol.

Available in single and multi-temperature versions, it uses environmentally friendly refrigerant HFC R404a and has a corrosion resistant frame.

If you need to change the oil in a compressor to accommodate your new refrigerant it is not difficult.

In the industry, oil testing is an established principle, but testing refrigerant gas is not.

The Beast uses the plant 's own refrigerant charge to carry out a deep clean.

Maintaining refrigerant systems at optimum performance is also an important way of reducing the energy waste in a working plant.

You may also recognize the low side by the fact that the refrigerant line is a larger diameter than the high side line.

If you are already an approved refrigerant handler and wish to renew your registration you can find a renewal form here.

This then passes back through an evaporator exchanger in the heat pump to the refrigerant circuit.

In the absorber a lithium bromide solution absorbs low-pressure refrigerant water vapor produced in the evaporator.

The air conditioning unit is a closed system that's filled with refrigerant running between the components.

When the refrigerant is in the evaporator coils, it is in a very cold, liquid state.

As the forced air pushes through the coils, the refrigerant absorbs the heat out of the air, cooling it; the liquid in the coils is transformed into gas as cold air is directed into the home.

The refrigerant is sent through an expansion device that turns it back into an ice-cold liquid where it returns to the evaporator coil to start the whole process over again.

Many of the functions completed by a refrigerator are also completed by an air conditioner, including a "refrigeration cycle," which uses a refrigerant to cool the air.

Inside of the portable air conditioner is the chemical refrigerant Freon, which is drawn through a mechanical device known as a compressor.

This 13,000 BTU portable air conditioner uses water-to-air technology to cool the air without the use of a refrigerant.

The Network Air 1000 has rotary air flow, 3.5 quarts of refrigerant and a warm air discharge kit.

This refrigerant and anhidrotic action is employed to soothe many forms of headache by bathing the forehead with eau de Cologne.