Hartmann, Francis M., 1870- · New York, McGraw-Hill · leaf 289
re, absorption will take place with a consequent develop-ment of heat. An absorption refrigerating machine is represented, diagram-matically, in Fig. 55. A is a storage tank containing ammoniafrom which expansion takes place through the valve B, intorefrigerating coils in C, where refrigeration… … Fig. 55. liquid in the absorber being at a low temperature and only slightlyconcentrated, the incoming vapor is readily absorbed. The liquidof high concentration is removed from the bottom of D, by means ofthe pump P, and forced, at a, into the generator F. In the gener-ator is placed a heating…
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