Evaporator: P. H. diagram r729

Evaporator

The refrigerant in the liquid form will absorb heat by evaporation and that this is a change that produces cooling refrigeration process. If the refrigerant at the same temperature as the ambient allowed to expand through a hose, with access to the atmospheric pressure, heat will be taken from the ambient air and moisture to evaporate at temperatures corresponding to the atmospheric pressure.

If in a particular situation outlet pressure (atmospheric pressure) change in temperature will be received, because this is analogous to the original temperature in dependence on pressure. The component where this occurs, evaporator, whose job is to remove the heat from the environment, i.e. for the production of refrigeration...

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