Explanation The function of the refrigerator is to remove heat from a cabin and reject the same to the surroundings. The refrigerant absorbs heat from the cabin and transforms its phase to a low-pressure vapour. The compressor of the refrigerator compresses this low-pressure vapour to high pressure and high-temperature vapour. The refrigerant then enters in the condenser. Hence the heat is transferred to the atmosphere. Then the refrigerant enters the throttle valve where pressure and temperature are dramatically reduced. The throttled liquid refrigerant enters the cabin for the next cycle...

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