Operating principle
Atmospheric refrigerants. Direct dry aerorefrigerant
Article REF: BE8940 V1
Operating principle
Atmospheric refrigerants. Direct dry aerorefrigerant

Author : Renaud FEIDT

Publication date: April 10, 2010, Review date: March 21, 2017 | Lire en français

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1. Operating principle

1.1 Definition of dry direct atmospheric refrigeration

Dry direct atmospheric refrigeration is a process used to remove the heat contained in a hot fluid from a cold sink. The cold sink used in atmospheric refrigeration is the ambient air.

In this so-called direct application, the cold sink exchanges directly with the fluid to be cooled, without the use of an intermediate heat transfer fluid circuit. In addition, refrigeration is described as dry, as the fluid to be cooled cannot be brought into contact with the coolant because of its pressure, toxicity or environmental impact, for example.

It's important to note that atmospheric refrigeration units generally operate in an open circuit, as the...

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