Code Number: 4F30.40

Demo Title: Refrigerator

Condition: Excelent

Area of Study: Thermodynamics

Equipment:

Refrigerator.

Procedure:

The small refrigerator on wheels is for show and tell of the various parts such as the cooling coil and compressor.

References:

Y. J. Lu, Hiroko Nakahara, and J. S. Bobowski, Quantitative Stirling Cycle Measurements: P-V Diagram and Refrigeration", TPT, Vol. 58, #1, Jan. 2020, p. 18.
Don Easton, "Revisiting a Problem of Two Freezers", TPT, Vol. 52, #1, Jan. 2014, p. 104.
Boris Korsunsky, "When It's 2 Cool, It Gets Hot!", TPT, Vol. 51, #1, Jan. 2013, p. 56.
Albert A. Bartlett, "Introductory Experiment to Determine the Thermodynamic Efficiency of a Household Refrigerator", AJP, Vol. 44, #6, June 1976, p. 555.
R. Mark Wilson, "Ionocaloric Refrigeration Makes Its Debut", Physics Today, Vol. 76, #3, March 2023, p. 16.

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4F30.40 - Refrigerator

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