PARTS
1. Chiller A heat exchanger
absorbingheat removed by the cooling
medium
2. Liquid receiver Storage of liquid
refrigerant. A permanent vessel
3. Liquid line refrigerant piping where
refrigerant flows
4. Intercooler Is a closed vessel
containing pipe oil through the water is
circulated
5. Accumulator safety device
preventing liquid from flowing to the
suction line and compressor
6. Expansion Coil evaporator
constructed of pipe or tubing
7. Copper tubing carries refrigerant
from the condenser to the evaporator
8. Low side float used on flooded
systems where refrigerant is controlled
by a float valve.
9. High side float found in liquid
receiver tank. When enough refrigerant
is collected, float will rise to open the
needle valve
10. Automatic Expansion valve
refrigerant control operated by low-side
pressure
11. Brine Agitator consist of vertical or
horizontal shaft with propeller
12. Pressure Gauge instrument reading
guage pressure (0-300 psi)
13. Liquid line filter-drier keeps moisture
& dirt from entering the refrigerant
control
14. Low side portion where the
refrigerant is at low side pressure
15. Valve stems made of steel or brass
16. Cooling Medium Fluid used for
picking up heat
17. Chilled water Cooling medium that
removes heat from the area and gives it
up to the chiller
18. Bottom of Condenser location where
refrigerant is pumped out and where
liquid receiver is located
ReRefrigeration Jargons
1. Refrigeration - maintaining space
cooler than surroundings
2. Air conditioning controlling air
properties for suitable air
3. Ventilation process of supplying or
removing air naturally or mechanicall
4. Freeze up ice formation at expansion
device causing inoperation
5. Chiller load the indication of the
number of tons of refrigerant
6. Pump down operation where the
refrigerant is pumped into the
condenser
7. Air bound air trapped in the piping
which prevent max heat transfer
8. Head pressure pressure at the
dischargeof a compressor or
condenser and which is also called
high-side pressure
9. Purging the removal of air in the
refrigeration system
10.Refrigerating Effect amount of heat
absorbed equal to amount of heat
removed
11.Absorption refrigeration uses heat
energy to change condition
12.Flooded refrigeration system
condition where only a part of
refrigerant is evaporated
13.Horsepower per ton mechanical
input in horsepower divided by tons
of refrigerating effect produced
14.Low pour point temperature at
which oil begins to flow.
15.Entropy is the measure of disorder
of a substance
16.Enthalpy the total heat content of a
substance expressed in Btu/lb. The
sum of U and pV
17.Internal Energy Enthalpy minus flow
work or energy flow. The sum of all
energy that appear in several
complex forms
18.Latent heat of fusion heat added or
extracted when substance changes in
phase
 RATIOS under cooling, specific humidity of air
remains constant.
1. Coefficient of performance is the ratio 4. Absolute Humidity weight of vapor per
of refrigerating effect towork of volume
compression 5. Specific Humidity mass of water vapor
2. Volumetric Efficiency the ratio of the per mass of dry air. Also called Humidity
weight of air in thecylinder at start ratio.
ofcompression stroke to the weight of air 6. Saturation ratio ratio of mass of water
in the cylinder under ATM pressure vapor per unit mass of dry air to the
3. Relative Humidity ratio of actual vapor mass of water vapor required for
density to the vapor density at saturation. Also called Percent humidity
saturation. Measure of airs ability to 7.
absorb more moisture. As it increases