How to Read Refrigeration Pressure Enthalpy Charts Easily

⚡ Discover how to head Pressure-Enthalpy charts for refrigeration cycles and other thermodynamics cycles. This is an important skill to help determine specific parameters such as temperature, saturation pressure, and enthalpy of saturated vapour and liquid. 💯
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[@bea7202]

Writing my first extended essay on refrigeration and this really helped! Thank you.

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Thank you for your kind words, I wish you all the best with your refrigeration essay.

[@BrotherAnderson88]

Great job... thanks for the breakdown explaining it in such a clear manner.

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Thank you sir for this clear explanation, was very easy to follow.

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Thank you for your kind words, glad it helped

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Top class!

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