[Mechanical Equipment Technology Edition] Daily Question 201708016: Basics of Refrigeration
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The refrigerant is equivalent to blood, and maintenance is equivalent to a medical check-up. This is more vivid: D
The refrigerant acts like blood, while the maintenance of the entire system functions as the power source.
The refrigerant is equivalent to human blood, while maintenance is equivalent to a medical check-up
The refrigerant is equivalent to the blood in the human body, and maintenance is like inviting various doctors to one’s home for a full-body checkup
The refrigerant acts like blood, transporting and carrying energy. System maintenance is equivalent to a health check-up that includes blood pressure, blood lipid levels, and blood tests
The refrigerant is akin to blood, and the maintenance of the entire system is similar to having regular health check-ups
The refrigerant is equivalent to the blood in the human body.
The refrigerant is equivalent to the blood pumped by the heart. So what is the dial gauge in this diagram measuring?