DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF WATER COOLING AND AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM

Authors

  • VISHAL KATKAR
  • RANJIT MANE
  • AKSHAY YADAV

Keywords:

Refrigeration, Air conditioning, Condenser, CAD

Abstract

Temperature control always plays an important role in industrial processes. Many processes are dependent on the accurate temperature range if that temperature is not maintained then the total process is affected. This finally results in poor quality of final product. Some machines produces huge hit and hence it is necessary to reduce their temperature with some external arrangement as continuous heating may results in failure or breakdown of the machine. The air conditioning in the houses is another application of the airconditioning which is very popular now days. The normal temperature range is increasing day by day with lots of pollution created through different sources. Need of cool air and cold water is always there in households and many functions. Present system has two sources for these applications while we have developed as design to fulfill these needs with single machine. This machine will reduce the requirement of space and electricity consumption. The CAD design of cooling and refrigeration system is presented and discussed in detail in this paper.

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Published

2021-02-14

Issue

Vol. 7 No. 05 (2020): IJIERT

Section

Articles

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