| The compound is also considered as a refrigerant in applications, as a substitute of ozone reducing chlorofluorocarbon refrigerants. |
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| Typically, water is cycled through an underground pipe, and the heat in the surrounding soil warms or cools the heat pump's refrigerant. |
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| Carrying the heat energy away, the warmer refrigerant vapour is sucked back into the compressor and the cycle begins again. |
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| Liver damage found in nine workers is believed to be caused by a leaking refrigerant pipe in the workers' cabin. |
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| If you are found to vent that refrigerant in any way that was preventable, you could lose your licence and you'll be out of business. |
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| This is likely fallout from the Kyoto Protocol relating to refrigerant emissions. |
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| Check refrigerant because engine-driven compressors may have dried or leaked during an extended shutdown period. |
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| The circulating fluid in your air conditioner is a special refrigerant gas that is put in when the system is installed. |
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| The heat gathered from the evaporator is expelled through the condenser, where the refrigerant is liquefied in the process. |
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| The cooler includes a variable displacement compressor for compressing refrigerant gas. |
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| So there's a vast range of applications which these refrigerant gases are being used in. |
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| Functioning basically like a pump, it compresses the refrigerant and provides pressure to force it around the rest of the cooling system. |
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| We can also vary many controls for specific tasks such as monitoring refrigerant levels, for example. |
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| The most common type is a refrigerant dehumidifier, which works on the same principles as a refrigerator or air conditioner. |
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| They have uses as propellants in aerosol spray cans, refrigerant gases, and foaming agents for blown plastics. |
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| If the system is overcharged or undercharged with refrigerant, it will not work properly. |
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| The action is diuretic, refrigerant and diaphoretic, and the juice extracted from the fresh plant is of use in urinary and kidney diseases. |
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| A refrigerant, commonly known by the brand name of Freon, circulates through the system. |
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| Accumulator collects any excess liquid that didn't vaporize into a gas as the refrigerant passes from the reversing valve to the compressor. |
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| The refrigerant fluid circuit in the cooling aggregate is hermetically sealed. |
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| Always use the recycling unit if it becomes necessary to drain off refrigerant. |
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| A heat pump is simply an air conditioner with the ability to reverse the flow of refrigerant, and gas furnaces are simply more efficient than air conditioners. |
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| In the solid form known as dry ice, it is widely used as a refrigerant. |
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| The AC condenser cools the refrigerant and turns it to a liquid form. |
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| Reversing valve: a device used to reverse the flow of refrigerant in a heat pump to enable it to heat as well as air-condition a space. |
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| Check all refrigerant lines and shut-off valves for leaks with a leak locator spray or soapy water when the unit is not in operation. |
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| A heat pump in a forced-air EES uses a heat exchanger to take the heat energy from the refrigerant to heat the air that is blown over it. |
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| Coolant storage, using ice tanks, eutectic salts or supercooled secondary refrigerant will maximize the use of night-rate power. |
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| Prevent unnecessary bends to minimise the pressure loss in the refrigerant lines and ensure that the compressor oil can recirculate properly. |
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| The use of the non-flammable safety refrigerant R 407 C means that the system can be safely installed in any location. |
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| The last manufacturing step process consists of pressurizing with refrigerant and checking the performance of the final system. |
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| High-performance vacuum pump for use on automotive air conditioners with a refrigerant charging amount of more than 2 kg. |
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| Carminative, tonic, diaphoretic, refrigerant and slightly emmenagogue, specially antispasmodic, and mildly stimulating. |
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| Mass leakage of refrigerant fluid from any leak component is added up to provide an overall result for the test. |
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| Other values are sometimes quoted, but this value takes into account the loss of refrigerant gases over time. |
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| A new refrigerant was needed for the domestic refrigerators that were just beginning to be produced on a large scale. |
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| Then a salty solution, commonly containing lithium bromide, absorbs the refrigerant vapours. |
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| This will cover information regarding both the refrigerant used and the impact on fuel consumption. |
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| It only took them 18 days to replace all of the harmful refrigerant in the cooling systems of the refrigerated warehouse and vehicles. |
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| The receiver could also maintain a supply of liquid refrigerant at constant pressure to the expansion valve. |
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| The second biggest source of greenhouse gas emissions, after electricity, is refrigerant leaks. |
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| Moisture could lead to refrigerant decomposition, corrosion and ice formation in the refrigeration system. |
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| Explain that the procedure takes approximately 15 minutes, during which time refrigerant will be used to freeze the cervix. |
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| It is used as a fertilizer, as a refrigerant, and in the manufacture of other chemicals and is shipped as a liquid under pressure. |
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| The cold, liquid refrigerant is transferred to the evaporator and the cycle begins again. |
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| An expansion valve would then advance to transform the liquid refrigerant into a cold, gaseous form, so as to once again absorb the warm air inside your automobile. |
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| Thus, the proposal would lower the costs of the refrigerant charge. |
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| Since then the metal became the magnetic refrigerant material of choice for numerous continuously operating laboratory magnetic refrigeration devices. |
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| Air infiltration is handled by dual washable filters and the indoor and outdoor refrigerant colls are coated to resist mold growth and to reduce corrosion. |
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| A Californian company has a product called Icebear that makes and stores ice cheaply at night to cool buildings during the day. Such changes are even more beneficial if they avoid using refrigerant chemicals such as freon. |
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| Being inexpensive, most common refrigerant brines are based on calcium chloride, sodium chloride and glycols. |
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| This cost would be saved if carbon dioxide were chosen as the refrigerant. |
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| Ultra high pressure tribometer for testing CO2 refrigerant at chamber pressures up to 2000 psi to simulate compressor conditions. |
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| The refrigerant type dryers condensate the water vapour even at low temperatures directly from the ambient air, thus allowing the dehydrated recirculated air to absorb more water, which can then be condensated again. |
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| This vapour is sent to the outdoor coil or condenser where its heat is transferred to the outdoor air, causing the refrigerant to condense into a liquid. |
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| To speed up installation the system comes with a factory-precharged refrigerant circuit as well as with optional fastening frames for the condenser unit. |
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| The refrigerant flows directly into the sensor network and in the floor. |
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| Cooling towers provide the cooling for an entire complex and they need preventative maintenance, overhauls and replacement of the refrigerant. |
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| The hot gas bypass valve in the refrigerant circuit and the expansion valve allow a constant dew point temperature of 3°C and a very fast reaction time. |
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| All dryers are equipped with an expansion valve working constantly to maintain the optimum liquid refrigerant quantity in the heat exchanger and is adjusted to the pressure dew point. |
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| It also calculated psychrometrics, refrigerant enthalpies as well as cooling capacities from the measurement. |
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| The refrigerant within the tubes is desuperheated and then it quickly reaches the saturation temperature where the gas is condensed into liquid. |
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| These chemicals are found in aerosol sprays, detergents, bleaches, cleaning solvents, air freshener, paint and varnish removers, refrigerant, and many other commercial products. |
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| In systems with one equalizing tube, the tube must be installed between compressor oil sumps and must be of such a diameter that both oil and refrigerant vapour are able to flow through it unhindered. |
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| Mechanical food coolers or freezers use halocarbons, ammonia or CO2 as refrigerant and are equipped with either direct expansion, liquid overfeed or gravity-flooded evaporators. |
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| The exact time taken from when the pilot valves change position to complete closing of the PML will depend on temperature, pressure, refrigerant and size of the valve. |
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| Too high a condensing pressure during the charging process can mean that the system has been overcharged with refrigerant and must be partly drained. |
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| Ammonia is used in one process for making rayon, as a refrigerant in large commercial refrigeration establishments, and as a convenient portable source of hydrogen. |
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| In the event, the expanded refrigerant acted as an asphyxiant, causing the suffocation of the main engine by displacing oxygen within the engine room. |
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| In 1930 Midgley was directed to find an odour-free, nontoxic, and nonflammable refrigerant gas that could be used in residential refrigerators and air conditioners. |
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| If proper vacuum is not achieved at installation the refrigerant system will be contaminated with non condensable air and water vapor which can cause compressor failure. |
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| The proposed model assumes that quality is linearly increased along the capillary tube and the refrigerant does not recondense in the heat exchanger. |
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| Brine is a common fluid used as a secondary refrigerant in large refrigeration installations for the transport of thermal energy from place to place. |
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| Input power reduces cubicly, available pressure lift reduces quadratically, and refrigerant flow reduces linearly in proportion to the speed reduction. |
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| These schemes would result in lowering CO2 levels and other harmful gas emissions as well, including the reduction in usage of ozone-friendly refrigerant. |
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| Based on a community's given situation, it may be more cost-efficient in the long term to replace the equipment with one that uses ozone-friendly refrigerant. |
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| The refrigerant separated in the desorber is then condensed in the condenser, expanded through the expansion device, and evaporated in the evaporator. |
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