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Problems with cyclone refrigerators

2017-05-06View Original

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I would like to ask the teachers: if I want to raise the temperature to 20 degrees, should I increase the amount of hot air being emitted or the amount of cold air?
Reply #22017-05-06
It is not clear whether cold air or hot air needs to be used to raise the temperature by 20 degrees.
Reply #32017-05-07
The principle of a cyclone cooler is that compressed air is used to remove heat from the medium being cooled; by reducing the flow rate of the compressed air, its temperature can be increased.
Reply #42017-05-07
Does it mean reducing the air volume at the hot end?

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