Surname 1 Name: Tutor: Course: Date: Systems and Equipment for Heating and Cooling Question 1: The Central

Conditioning System
a) The water at is carrying heat from the refrigerant, this is due to the fact that for cooling to take place head must be lost and this heat is lost into the water at , thus the source of the heat in that water. b) The heat on the water at is going to stop at the cooling tower. c) The component at is the evaporator; this is where the saturated liquid undergoes sudden reduction in pressure to necessitate cooling. d) The component at is the condenser; its function is explained through the process

that takes place in it. The compressed, compressed vapor is condensed with the cooling water, and this hot vapor is passed through a condenser so that it can be turned into a liquid.
e) As earlier mentioned in c, the state of the refrigerant at a saturated liquid, it is hot in temperature and high pressure. At this point it undergoes pressure reduction that leads to a flash evaporation, so that the hot air evaporates into the water refrigerant for cooling.

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f) The refrigerant at , is at are cool waters flowing across the

tubes/pipes so that they can necessitate the cooling of the hot air into a liquid. Their temperature and pressure are low.
g) In the case of counterclockwise flow, the component which is currently the

condenser will become the evaporator.

h) The water at is coming from the outer surface of the component , because it is usually very cold, hence, the vapor from its surrounding atmosphere can be cooled to turn into the dripping water. i) The heat from the rooms next stop is at the component at (the evaporator).

j) This system does not use Freon.

k) The water at is cooler that at , this is the reason why it is collected from the bottom of the tank.

Question 2: Walk-in Freezer

a) Cold food is held at 0 degrees and 10 degrees F.

b) It is being cooled by air.

c) The refrigerant at is cold in temperature and at low pressure. d) This system resembles a Split system or a PTAC system because the cooling is done

or rather guided by the pressure and temperature difference in the refrigerant.

e) The component at is evaporator; it removes the heat from the food storage, since as the evaporation takes place heat is lost into the refrigerant.

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Question 3: Ozonorators tha are Sold to Air cleaners

Practically cigarette chamicals does not react with ozone emitted by the ozonarators, hence, ozone-generators (ozonarators) are not effective in removing cigarette toxic fumes, formaldehyde, carbon monoxide, or most of other indoor fumes. Toxic indoor chemicals that freely react with ozone can turn into irritating or harmful by products. And the ozonarators cannot remove these air particles, in our case cigarette ashes which evaporated into the atmosphere. Yet, such like particles have been quoted by health experts to be the cause some allergies. But, under this argument, it is worth acknowledging that there are some ozonarators manufactured with an "ionizer" or under the same unit. An "ion generator" device mainly disperses ions charged negatively (or/and positively) into the air. The ions accord to various particles in the air offering them a positive (or negative) charge, and this makes the particles to stick to surfaces nearby like furniture or walls or makes the settle on air or attaching to one another. Nevertheless, it is ostensible from other experimentations that the efficiency of modern ozonarators with particle air cleaners, comprising ion generators, electrostatic precipitators, or pleated filters differs extensively and their effectiveness cannot be easily proved. There is proof to demonstrate that at ozone or ozonarators are not effective in removing most of indoor odor-causing chemicals, with concentrations that are not exceeding the public health standards. In many occasions, cigarette smoke have fallen under this concentrations imply that this practice is not good.

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