Geration Systems: An Introduction To The Conventional Refrigeration System

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Chapter 1 Introduction  Conventional refrigeration systems use Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) and Hydro Chlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs) as heat carrier fluids. Use of such fluids in conventional refrigeration systems has a great concern of environmental degradation and resulted in extensive research into development of novel refrigeration technologies.  The current tendency of the world is to look at renewable energy resources as a source of energy.  This is done for the following two reasons; firstly, the lower quality of life due to air pollution and secondly, due to the pressure of the ever increasing world population puts on our natural energy resources. From these two facts comes the realization that the natural energy resources available will not last indefinitely. Therefore, the ideal solution would be to use some type of renewable energy resource to provide these houses with energy without an expensive electrical grid connection. One solution is a RAPS (Remote Area Power Supply) using an alternative form of energy. 1.1 …show more content…

1.2 Necessity of Refrigeration  For normal functioning of human beings sufficient, protein, carbohydrate, vitamin and salts are requires which accomplish by balance diet or pills. The people with normal health and their peculiar habits prefer tasteful diet to fulfill the normal functioning of body organs requirement.  Another necessity of refrigeration is in the developing of certain scientific equipment and their operation under controlled environment to get reliable results. Many industries like chemical, milk dairy, oil refinery, etc. require low temperature to carry various processes. 1.3 Methods of refrigeration  Methods of refrigeration can be classified as non-cyclic, cyclic, thermo electric. 1. Cyclic refrigeration 2. Thermoelectric

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