Refrigerator PNG

Refrigerator

There is a special fluid (such as hydrofluorocarbon) that moves in the circulation system in the refrigerator. This substance is continuously rotated in the system with the help of a compressor. This fluid is in gas or liquid form depending on the temperature of the environment. It has heat transfer feature. Meanwhile, it takes the heat inside the refrigerator and transfers it to the outside air. Thus, the air inside loses heat and cools down until it drops to the set temperature. The compressor (usually located in the lower back of refrigerators) compresses the refrigerant together with the pressure into the condenser (condenser). That is, the refrigerant is transmitted to the rotating pipes located behind the refrigerators. This substance, which has high pressure and temperature, gives off heat while passing through the rotating pipes. In order for this heat transfer to take place more easily, it is recommended that you do not lean your refrigerator against the wall. As the heat is transferred to the outside, the refrigerant cools and enters the small tube that runs from the back of the refrigerator to the inside.