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Today we are asked to talk about science in the kitchen and after thinking about it a bit, looking at my kitchen I thought I could talk about how a refrigerator. I guess I've come to the head that is larger than is in the room. In any case how to cook would not be the same without a way to keep cool and food. So I guess we can say that the cold is just as important as the fire in the art of cooking.
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This is where the system Intríngulis theme. The whole secret is based on converting a gas flowing liquid and then to gas again. So there is a circuit with coolant tubes inside, then passes through a liquid cooler system. The cooling system consists of four parts: compressor, a condenser, an expansion valve and evaporator. cesse
The compressor is an electric motor which employs a piston to compress the refrigerant fluid before entering the compressor is a gas, the gas is heated compress it. Then passes through the condenser. The condenser is a coil that is outside of the refrigerator, usually last, and it manages to convey the warmth of the gas cooled him out and turning the gas into a liquid. The next step in expansion valve is the liquid that the liquid is passed from a state of high pressure to low pressure cooling it. Passing the evaporator becomes gas taking the temperature of their environment. Because the evaporator is inside the refrigerator will lose temperature and cooled. Then back to the condenser and the cycle begins again.
All cooling is based on a concept thermodynamic pressure and temperature are related, is called the law of Gay-Lussac, who says, constant volume, increasing the temperature, the pressure increases. This is for the molecules to transfer them over temperature, ie more energy, move faster and more times then hammer against the walls of the container and this increases the pressure.
What's curious is that the subject also works in reverse if we increase the pressure cesse then increases the temperature is. This is what is used in refrigerators, at the time that the liquid passes through the expansion valve the pressure very low to the point where the liquid evaporates, and this makes it very cool. And it absorbs heat from its surroundings.
Note that in the process of evaporation pressure change always cesse happens absorbed temperature environment and generate a refrigerator, such as a pitcher. Mon pitcher walls are porous and water molecules can pass through it but change their spending pressure evaporate and take the heat from the surrounding cooling water inside. cesse So pitchers not only keep water fresh, but cool.
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Today we are asked to talk about science in the kitchen and after thinking about it a bit, looking at my kitchen I thought I could talk about how a refrigerator. I guess I've come to the head that is larger than is in the room. In any case how to cook would not be the same without a way to keep cool and food. So I guess we can say that the cold is just as important as the fire in the art of cooking.
We go to work, how a refrigerator? First explain what parts have a refrigerator. Basically cesse a refrigerator cabinet metal with very thick walls and hollow. Obviously, you must refrigerators are isolated and sealed so that the outside temperature does not interfere with cooling. Within the walls there is a system that makes the temperature inside the refrigerator goes on outside leaving the inside growing cooler.
This is where the system Intríngulis theme. The whole secret is based on converting a gas flowing liquid and then to gas again. So there is a circuit with coolant tubes inside, then passes through a liquid cooler system. The cooling system consists of four parts: compressor, a condenser, an expansion valve and evaporator. cesse
The compressor is an electric motor which employs a piston to compress the refrigerant fluid before entering the compressor is a gas, the gas is heated compress it. Then passes through the condenser. The condenser is a coil that is outside of the refrigerator, usually last, and it manages to convey the warmth of the gas cooled him out and turning the gas into a liquid. The next step in expansion valve is the liquid that the liquid is passed from a state of high pressure to low pressure cooling it. Passing the evaporator becomes gas taking the temperature of their environment. Because the evaporator is inside the refrigerator will lose temperature and cooled. Then back to the condenser and the cycle begins again.
All cooling is based on a concept thermodynamic pressure and temperature are related, is called the law of Gay-Lussac, who says, constant volume, increasing the temperature, the pressure increases. This is for the molecules to transfer them over temperature, ie more energy, move faster and more times then hammer against the walls of the container and this increases the pressure.
What's curious is that the subject also works in reverse if we increase the pressure cesse then increases the temperature is. This is what is used in refrigerators, at the time that the liquid passes through the expansion valve the pressure very low to the point where the liquid evaporates, and this makes it very cool. And it absorbs heat from its surroundings.
Note that in the process of evaporation pressure change always cesse happens absorbed temperature environment and generate a refrigerator, such as a pitcher. Mon pitcher walls are porous and water molecules can pass through it but change their spending pressure evaporate and take the heat from the surrounding cooling water inside. cesse So pitchers not only keep water fresh, but cool.
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