System and method of mechanical compression refrigeration based on two-phase ejector
a mechanical compression refrigeration and two-phase ejector technology, applied in the field of mechanical compression refrigeration systems and methods, can solve the problems of increasing the overall cost of energy consumption, and reducing the efficiency of existing refrigeration cycles
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[0128]Mechanical refrigeration is the utilization of mechanical components arranged in a “refrigeration system” for the purpose of transferring heat. The refrigeration cycle is based on the well-known physical principle that a liquid evaporating into a gas extracts heat from the surrounding area. The refrigeration cycle is to remove unwanted heat from one place and discharge it into another. To accomplish this, the refrigerant is pumped through a closed refrigeration system.
[0129]Refrigerants are chemical compounds that are alternately compressed and condensed into a liquid and then permitted to expand and to evaporate into a vapor or gas as they are pumped through the mechanical refrigeration system to cycle. Refrigerants evaporate at much lower temperatures than water, which permits them to extract heat at lower temperature than water.
[0130]Two different pressures exist in the cycle—the evaporating or low pressure in the “low side,” and the condensing, or high pressure, in the “hi...
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