Sentence examples for refrigerating fluid from inspiring English sources
It constitutes the refrigerating fluid on the condenser, the throttling valve and the evaporator of the ACS.
Organic fluids used usually are: refrigerating fluid hydro-fluoro-carbon (HFC), ammonia, butane, l' iso-pentane, toluene, which have generally high molecular masses.
For electronics cooling application, refrigerating fluid HFE-7100 is one of the suitable candidates with appropriate properties and also considered as an environmental-friendly coolant.
An immersion water bath circulator (Thermomix 1480/Frigomix 1497, Braun, Melsungen, Germany) was connected to the cooling system containing a closed pipe system, installed in moist peat culture substrate to circulate the refrigerating fluid through the moist peat layer.
It provides the refrigerating fluid evaporating and condensing pressures, the heat exchanger dimensions, and the water flow rates for a given cooling power with predefined inlet temperatures of cold and hot water streams.
CPRmA is defined as the ratio of Qeva to (mp + mic), which reflects the refrigerating capacity of the working fluid per unit mass flow rate.
The formulas of entransy dissipation rates for each irreversible process are derived, and then the total entransy dissipation rate in the whole chilled water systems is obtained, which connects the geometrical structures of each heat exchanger and the operating parameters of each fluid directly to the demands of users and the supply of refrigerating unit.
The effect of the collector fluid inlet temperature on the performance of solar collector, vapor absorption cycle, vapor absorption system and refrigerating efficiency has been studied for a wide range of design variables.
It is best to avoid refrigerating sugar preserved jams because jam doesn't taste as good when refrigerated, especially as it has to be consumed cold.
Manufactures include refrigerating and ordnance equipment, motorcycles, and paper.
They taste great, they don't need refrigerating and they fill you up, too.
