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    NAVATHE SACHIN

    NAVATHE SACHIN

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    Updated: Oct 26, 2024
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    What is the difference between air conditioner and refrigerator ?
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  • dineshreddy333

    MemberNov 19, 2015

    both are similar in many aspects. but the circulation systems are different. acs project them throughtout where as they are confined in arefridgerator
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  • Ramani Aswath

    MemberNov 19, 2015

    Both are heat pumps. They move heat from a cold zone to a hotter one. The refrigerants used are suited to the temperatures involved.
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  • NAVATHE SACHIN

    MemberNov 27, 2015

    sir what is the difference between heat pump and refrigerator ?
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  • Ramani Aswath

    MemberNov 27, 2015

    Just like a water pump moves water from a lower level to a higher, a heat pump moves heat from a lower temperature to a higher temperature, which is what happens in a refrigerator. However, in this case the interest is in the cold space inside and the need to keep it that way. In other cases such as heating a cold space in very cold places like the Arctic zone a heat pump is used to remove heat from the out side cold area and deliver it into the warmer room to continue keeping it warm. One must understand that a heat pump does not generate heat but only moves it. So, for a given power much more heat can be moved than created by a heater.
    For comparison a 1 ton ac moves about 3300 KCals/hour for a power expenditure of about 1.3 KW against nearly 4KW for a heater to generate the same heat.
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