Refrigeration & Air Conditioining
Across
- 2. Jet Refrigeration# Uses high velocity steam to create vacuum and produce cooling
- 4. of Refrigeration# Process of removing heat from a substance or space to lower its temperature
- 6. Nitrogen Refrigeration# Refrigeration achieved by evaporating liquid nitrogen at very low temperature
- 9. Refrigeration# Method of refrigeration using melting of ice to absorb heat
- 10. Diagram# Pressure-Volume diagram representing stages in air refrigeration cycle
- 12. of Refrigeration# Amount of heat required to melt one ton of ice in 24 hours (3.517 kW)
- 14. Refrigeration# Refrigeration produced by sudden expansion of compressed gas without external work
- 15. Formula# Refrigerating effect divided by work input
- 16. Coleman Cycle# Another name for air refrigeration cycle used in aircrafts
- 17. of Air Refrigeration# Simple, light, and suitable for aircraft use
- 18. Refrigeration Cycle# Ideal and most efficient refrigeration cycle operating between two temperature limits
Down
- 1. Effect# Amount of heat removed per unit time by a refrigerator
- 3. of Performance# Ratio of refrigerating effect to work input
- 5. of Air Refrigeration# Low coefficient of performance and large size
- 7. of Refrigeration# Expressed in tonnes of refrigeration (TR)
- 8. Ice Refrigeration# Method using solid carbon dioxide as the cooling substance
- 11. Refrigeration# System using air as working substance in a closed cycle
- 12. Process# Expansion process with no heat transfer and no work done
- 13. Problem Example# A refrigerator removes 210 kJ/min with 40 kJ/min input. Find COP = 5.25
- 19. Diagram# Temperature-Entropy diagram used to represent heat exchange in a cycle