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CONDENSERS
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Heat Exchangers
 Condensers have to move heat from the refrigerant to the air.
 Evaporators must move heat from air to the refrigerant.
 Both require a lot of contact area for both air and refrigerant.
 Both require free movement of air and refrigerant.
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Condenser Types
Condensers A and C areCondensers A and C are
round tube, serpentineround tube, serpentine
condensers.condensers.
Condenser B is an oval/flatCondenser B is an oval/flat
tube, serpentine condenser.tube, serpentine condenser.
Condenser D is an oval/flatCondenser D is an oval/flat
tube, parallel flowtube, parallel flow
condenser.condenser.
Flat tube condensers areFlat tube condensers are
more efficient.more efficient.
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CONDENSERS
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Serpentine Condenser
Refrigerant flows from
the upper inlet to the
bottom outlet through
two tubes. These
tubes wind back and
forth though the
condenser.
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Parallel Flow Condenser
Refrigerant flows from the upper
inlet to the bottom outlet through
groups of parallel tubes. Some
carry refrigerant from the right to
the left, and others move it back to
the right.
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Condenser Types
Condensers A and C areCondensers A and C are
round tube, serpentineround tube, serpentine
condensers.condensers.
Condenser B is an oval/flatCondenser B is an oval/flat
tube, serpentine condenser.tube, serpentine condenser.
Condenser D is an oval/flatCondenser D is an oval/flat
tube, parallel flowtube, parallel flow
condenser.condenser.
Flat tube condensers areFlat tube condensers are
more efficient.more efficient.
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CONDENSERS
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CONDENSERS
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 What is the purpose of the condenser?
 a. To change the refrigerant vapor
to a liquid.
 b. To change the refrigerant liquid
to a vapor.
 c. To increase the temperature and
pressure of the refrigerant vapor.
 d. To decrease temperature and
pressure of the refrigerant liquid
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Side Air-Pressure Drop
 Simply put : How well the condenser will cool the
refrigerant
 Page, #129 of your book
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Internal Heat Exchanger
 Cooling Performance 12% Better
 Annual Fuel Consumption Improved 1%
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Internal Heat Exchanger
 Cooling Performance 12% Better
 Annual Fuel Consumption Improved 1%
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Internal Heat Exchanger
 Cooling Performance 12% Better
 Annual Fuel Consumption Improved 1%

TTK 1H Condenser

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    2 Heat Exchangers  Condensershave to move heat from the refrigerant to the air.  Evaporators must move heat from air to the refrigerant.  Both require a lot of contact area for both air and refrigerant.  Both require free movement of air and refrigerant.
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    4 Condenser Types Condensers Aand C areCondensers A and C are round tube, serpentineround tube, serpentine condensers.condensers. Condenser B is an oval/flatCondenser B is an oval/flat tube, serpentine condenser.tube, serpentine condenser. Condenser D is an oval/flatCondenser D is an oval/flat tube, parallel flowtube, parallel flow condenser.condenser. Flat tube condensers areFlat tube condensers are more efficient.more efficient.
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    6 Serpentine Condenser Refrigerant flowsfrom the upper inlet to the bottom outlet through two tubes. These tubes wind back and forth though the condenser.
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    7 Parallel Flow Condenser Refrigerantflows from the upper inlet to the bottom outlet through groups of parallel tubes. Some carry refrigerant from the right to the left, and others move it back to the right.
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    8 Condenser Types Condensers Aand C areCondensers A and C are round tube, serpentineround tube, serpentine condensers.condensers. Condenser B is an oval/flatCondenser B is an oval/flat tube, serpentine condenser.tube, serpentine condenser. Condenser D is an oval/flatCondenser D is an oval/flat tube, parallel flowtube, parallel flow condenser.condenser. Flat tube condensers areFlat tube condensers are more efficient.more efficient.
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    12  What isthe purpose of the condenser?  a. To change the refrigerant vapor to a liquid.  b. To change the refrigerant liquid to a vapor.  c. To increase the temperature and pressure of the refrigerant vapor.  d. To decrease temperature and pressure of the refrigerant liquid
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    14 Side Air-Pressure Drop Simply put : How well the condenser will cool the refrigerant  Page, #129 of your book
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    15 Internal Heat Exchanger Cooling Performance 12% Better  Annual Fuel Consumption Improved 1%
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    16 Internal Heat Exchanger Cooling Performance 12% Better  Annual Fuel Consumption Improved 1%
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    17 Internal Heat Exchanger Cooling Performance 12% Better  Annual Fuel Consumption Improved 1%