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Window Air Conditioner Cycle

Science · Window Air Conditioner Cycle · Middle School and High School
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About this simulation

Illustration of a vapour-compression refrigeration cycle. Cooling power changes the animation and a simplified room-temperature model. It does not predict a real appliance’s capacity, efficiency or refrigerant properties.

What students can explore

  • Physics Simulation: Vapor Compression Cycle.

Learning objectives

  1. 1Physics Simulation: Vapor Compression Cycle.

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What does this model represent?

Illustration of a vapour-compression refrigeration cycle. Cooling power changes the animation and a simplified room-temperature model. It does not predict a real appliance’s capacity, efficiency or refrigerant properties.

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