What does condensation temperature refer to?
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A newcomer to the field who has just started working would like to ask everyone: in a refrigeration unit, what does the condensation temperature refer to – the temperature of the refrigerant at the time of condensation, or the temperature of the chilled water at that time? Since I’m new to this and not quite clear about it, I’d appreciate some guidance from those with more experience. Thank you!
The temperature at which the refrigerant changes from a gas to a liquid state
The temperature at which the gaseous refrigerant in the condenser condenses into a liquid under certain pressure is called the condensation temperature
The condensation temperature refers to the bubble point temperature corresponding to the pressure at which the refrigerant condenses.
The condensation temperature refers to the bubble point temperature corresponding to the pressure at which the refrigerant condenses.