Refrigerator working - The Basics
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- Опубликовано: 10 янв 2014
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Working of a Refrigerator and refrigeration principle behind it is explained with help of animation in a logical way in this video. Concept of Vapor compression cycle, throttling & C.O.P, use of evaporator, condenser and compressor are also well explained in this video.
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Can't believe this ~4 minutes video is better than whole lecture by my teacher.
test payman our teacher has started this video in class😂😂 for teaching
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Yes I overcomes my understanding about refrigerator
This video starts in an unusual manner, but honestly its fully accurate. They could and should talk about refrigerants, but overall for a 4 minutes video its pretty nice.
As a mechanical engineer I appreciate you to make me understand refrigerator function so easily..
Ase gap lagy mara
0:46 adiabatic expansion
1:38 isothermal expansion
2:12 :adiabatic compression
2:41isothermal compression
Thank you
Very thoughtful, thank you -- your explanation is made even more efficient by taking out all the definite and indefinite articles.
To all which are asking themselves what's up with the grammar of the narrator: this is an Indian RUclips channel. They make the script and animations themselves, but they use third-party services for the voiceovers. Some voiceover services use a pay-per-word model. Regular prices are $1 per word, that's why they omit redundant words in their scripts. Less articles (as in grammar) = more keywords for the same money.
Damn! $1 per word?
@@SweetSourPickle Not really. This person is exaggerating. Even I'm an Indian but i do not think that such is the case.
1 $ per word not possible just not possible no information providing Indian you tube channel earns this much that they pay voice over people so much damn money..Do you realise 1 $ is equal to 70 rs itne me to ek time ka khana ata hai hum bhartiyo ka .....
@@sharankadakiya9451 lol ye banda pagal ho gaya hai
Ha na 2$ ek bande ko de-de toh ekdam Arjit Singh vali aavaz me bolke kushi se chala jaye koi!😂
I am so thankful I did an automotive air conditioning course. This is literally the same thing!!!
I had a break through! AMAZING!
Even After completing my degree i dont understand how refrigerator works, but after watching your video i simply understand
Reallly
Este vídeo me ayudo demasiado , muchas gracias a sus creadores por compartir el conocimiento con los demás. Thank you very much for sharing this videos. It was a really helpful information. Greetings from Medellín, Colombia.
This is literally great work .Sir you had saved my course of HVAC
Excellente vidéo, très bien résumé! très compréhensible.
Thank you very much. It is a simple and easy to understand the fundamentals of the refrigeration syscle. It helps me to understand about the refrigeration principles. Thank you.
You just saved my Bachelor Degree.
Was your bachelor's a degree on fridges?
Chemical Engineering, I had a presentation on an air conditioning unit
Andrew Berg Nice same degree as me. I got distracted whilst revising which led me here. What year are you in out of interest?
Senior, I do not believe you because of your first comment.
Andrew Berg It was a joke, your original comment made it sound like the cooling process of a fridge explained in a 5 minute video was paramount to your course.
I'm still a first year, I'm guessing you were looking at this for a fluids module?
The best explanation can say, i was scratching my head to understand this from a long time, but he did it awesome and cleared in such a small amount of time 😊
It was an amazing lecture,understood the working very well.
brilliantly explained a lots of thanks
Seriously Amazing work! I was having trouble understanding this topic just by reading the boring theory in my textbook but you really made it easy.
CHEERS!
شكرا جزيلا على جهودك .
تفصيلات مهمة وجيدة .
8/8 english
I never understood how you can use energy to remove energy, I mean that is against laws of thermodynamics(?). Now I understand. Thanks for the great video!
how is it againt laws of thermodynamics?
Dear HRS It was 3 years ago, I had no Idea.
@@HenrikMyrhaug can you explain to me the part when the temperature of the refrigerant drops because it changes its phase to vapor?
@@duykhanh7746 The way I understand it, temperature is a measure of how much thermal energy is contained in a volume.
Basically, lower temperature means less energy in a unit of volume. When the volume becomes larger (the gas container is expanded), that means the ammount of energy per unit of volume becomes smaller(since the thermal energy in the gas remains the same during the expansion).
It is because the temperature drops that the gas turns to vapour, not the other way around.
And just in case you wondered, no it does not violate any laws of thermodynamics. I was thinking of "Energy can neither be created nor destroyed" when I wrote the comment, but energy is neither created nor destroyed here, since the energy just gets spread out more, not actually removed/destroyed.
@@HenrikMyrhaug wow it makes a lot of sense! But do we have any equation to calculate the change in temperature? Does pV=nRT fit in?
I love what You're doing, Keep going!
Superbly explained. Cheers.
it was very helpful for my B Tech.....thanks a lot
Thanks for the video, I am a HVAC student at Ivy Tech. I love the trade I am learning, thanks for the video. Not that much different from a home AC unit.
Perfect video for understanding Refrigeration
Thank you! I am going to try to attempt
So much informative video,.❤️ May Allah bless you..😇
Thanks sir.
You solved all my doubts
Very good over view of refrigerator working. Thank you.
i love you thankyou so much. 4th year eng student understanding this for the first time rather than a mindless process with numbers
WTH guy and we thought Americans have much higher education.btw I'm from India and I have studied it in class 11
Of school
Love your videos! They help me a lot in understanding the basics of things that we take for granted.
I wish you can do more videos about electricity :)
Can't believe really a good video about refrigeration in 4 mins
Awesome and easiest explanation.
thank you so much for helping us
you just saved my life.
U make the best video on different engineering concepts....Good work sir.
thank you for your presentation
excellent explanation by learn engineering.
im currently working on some research on district cooling and kind of lost but this video helped me quite a bit
Great video, thanks!
really, really really, good vid. helped a lot. Tks!!
Its a awesome explanation and presentation.
You made me to understand in clean and dedicated way.
Thanks a lot to you learn engineering organization 😊❤️💛💚🌻💐
very precised and good one...
I graduated as a chemical engineer and worked for many years but this is the best explanation of the refrigeration cycle I have ever heard in my entire life
Nice video, thank you.
Thanks for this interesting video, really good...:)
It was very helpfull. Thank you
What a great video uploaded! Amazing work dear friend. Thanks for sharing such a nice video.
Yes it's right
@@SANKAR3216 kya be tharki
👍correct
very systematic explanation👏👏
Nice explanation Thank you 🙏
Thank you. Very nice video
Excellent videos!
Good , simply superb
this is the best video that explains the cooling effect in youtube so far. after the left liquid for heat absorption inside the refridger turns into the vapor (vapor still looks cold enough at this point), but as soon as this vapor goes back into the compressor, and this vapor becomes hot and needs to go the cooling fins outside the refidger? why does it become too hot all of sudden? (that was what you showed, a bluish ball to a red ball). compresssion makes gas hot but.. it still seemed cooler than 1st starting point
Good informative video, thanks .
thans.. its impressive explanation
Pointing out grammatical errors in a video aimed at explaining working of a machine is just stupid. Thank you for the video, it was a great help.
That's brilliant thanks
Very nice explanation...............
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I had got to know that what is inside the fridge thank you for giving such a nice video
Pretty nice, thanks!
Just awesome thanks 🙏
I love coldness and refrigeration🥶
Thank you Thermodynamics
Just amazing thanks
Nice video and explanation..
thanks alot for this video
I’m from Italy and I will have an energy exam in two days. Thank you guys
very good explaination
Amazing video 👏
Really helpful!!
Good explanation...
nice one, thanks guy
When i learnt thermodynamics all i learnt was the T-S diagram and how to compute efficinecies. I dint know where heat was absored or released or why pressure had to be lowered or increased. This is such a game changer.
Nice explanation👍
Science 9 Heat & Work
Thanks for this information it's really helpful!! ❤️❤️
hope to see the selfpriming pump technology soon :D
this video is fantastic
and how any refrigeration understand wiring
nicely explained
Great......
Carry on guys......
thanks so much ,and hope god be with you ,Love You
Great video, thank you very much , note to self(nts) watched all of it 4:16
Finally a video with English and not some hindi
good nice explanation...!!
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You achieved what you were trying :)
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hope this inventor got a nobel prize
Very useful
Thanks man
ThAnk you Sir💖
That's great Thanks
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Thank you Sir