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| C P ARORA 3rd Edition |
Very important book for everyone want to learn and practice Refrigeration and Air Conditioning with a lot of examples.
Author: C.P. Arora
Contents:
1- Introduction.
2- Refrigeration Machine and Reversed Carnot Cycle.
3- Vapour Compression System.
4- Refrigerants.
5-Multipressure System.
6- Refrigerant Compressor.
7- Condensers.
8- Expansion Devices.
9- Evaporator.
10- Complete Vapour Compression System.
11- Gas Cycle Refrigerant.
12- Vapour-Absorption System.
13- Ejector-Compression System.
14- Properties of Moist Air.
15- Psychrometry of Air-Conditioning Processes.
16- Design Conditions.
17- Solar Radiation.
18- Heat Transfer through Building Structures.
19- Load Calculations and Applied Psychrometrics.
20- Design of Air Conditioning Apparatus.
21- Transmission and Distribution of Air.
22- Fans.
23- Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Control.
24- Applications in Food Processing and Preservation.
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