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Dmitrij [34]
2 years ago
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what is the purpose of the condenser? question 3 options: a) to de-superheat the entering vapor, condense the vapor to a liquid,

and subcool the liquid b) to subcool the liquid into a vapor c) to change the liquid to a vapor d) to absorb heat from the condition air
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1 answer:
Alona [7]2 years ago
7 0

Option (a) is correct,

the purpose of the condenser is to de-superheat, the entering vapor, condense the vapor to a liquid, and subcool the liquid.

<h3>What is a condenser's purpose?</h3>

A condenser uses a cooling fluid to attempt to sufficiently cool down a vapor, changing its state from a vapor to a liquid. Condensers come in a variety of designs, including direct condensing, which involves coming into direct touch with the cooling fluid and the vapor.

<h3>What kind of vapor is condensed?</h3>

The vapour that needs to condense might be highly different and can even include non-condensable vapour, such as air, which greatly affects how well the condenser works.

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