Refrigeration Potential Investigation of Liquefied Petroleum Gas under Atmospheric Conditions
ICAME-22(2022)
Abstract
One of the potential refrigerants for refrigeration systems is liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) that can absorb latent heat from the surrounding and provide cooling, if introduced in liquid state. The present study determines the cooling effect produced in flowing water in coils after exchanging heat with liquid LPG, coming from an inverted cylinder. In an insulated box with a copper coil, the water flow rates were varied while maintaining the amount of surrounding liquid LPG. The results reveal that the cooling effect is proportional to the rate at which water flows, but the time for liquid LPG to evaporate decreases. For smallest water flow rates, the temperature differential across the water inlet and outlet was found to be the largest.
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