Thermodynamics: Closed feedwater heaters, Vapor-compression refrigeration cycle (37 of 51)

0:01:15 - Closed feedwater heaters
0:11:50 - Overview of refrigeration cycles
0:14:28 - Coefficient of performance for refrigerators
0:16:01 - Coefficient of performance for heat pumps
0:20:38 - Carnot refrigeration cycle
0:22:03 - History of units used in cooling
0:23:18 - Overview of vapor-compression refrigeration cycle
0:32:29 - T-s diagram of vapor-compression refrigeration cycle
0:37:29 - Components of a typical home central air conditioning system
0:45:53 - Selection of refrigerants
0:51:08 - Revisiting coefficient of performance for refrigerators and heat pumps
0:54:36 - Example: Refrigerator
This lecture series was recorded live at Cal Poly Pomona during Spring 2018. The textbook is Cengel & Boles, "Thermodynamics: An Engineering Approach (8th edition)."
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