What is Heat Pump? Compare Heat Pump, Air Conditioner and Electric Room Heater
Heat pump is the devise which is used to heat the room room winter seasons. All the components of heat pump are exactly same as the air conditioner …
Continue ReadingHeat pump is the devise which is used to heat the room room winter seasons. All the components of heat pump are exactly same as the air conditioner …
Continue ReadingThe HVAC stands for Heating, ventilating and air-conditioning. Traditionally the mechanical engineers have mostly been employed as the HVAC engineers …
Continue ReadingHVAC stands for heating, ventilating, air-conditioning. Many times the letter R is also added to it making it HVAC-R or HVACR.
Continue ReadingHeat is the form of energy that flows from body at high temperature to the body at low temperature. There are three modes of heat transfer: …
Continue ReadingDiscussion about heat transmission and how it affects HVAC-R performance.
Continue ReadingThe amount of heat required to change the phase of the substance is called as the latent heat of substance. There are three phases of substance: solid …
Continue ReadingWhen the substance is heated its temperature increases and when the susbtance is cooled its temperature reduces. The amount of heat required to added …
Continue ReadingThe two systems are said to be in thermodynamic equilibrium wih each other when they are in mechanical, chemical and thermal equilibrium with each …
Continue ReadingTight competition exists in the semiconductor industry where manufacturers squeeze their schedules to research, develop and produce new products in …
Continue Reading(ASHRAE) has been responsible for promoting research and development in the heating, refrigerating and air-conditioning field. It has also developed a …
Continue ReadingOf the various types of air conditioners, the best ones for your home or office are window and split air conditioners. The window air conditioners are …
Continue ReadingThe chlorine atoms present in CFC refrigerants are the cause of depletion of the ozone layer and greenhouse effect. Chlorine reacts with ozone and …
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