Design And Construction Of A Refrigerator

This write up is a detail of the process and formulation of plan for the physical realization of the construction of a refrigerator. It is divided into chapter, which discussed extensively the practical refrigeration cycle with full attention given to design factors, working principle and choice of material.

The method used in construction, assembly and arriving at knowing the safety requirements were not left out. 

Title page          

Letter of Transmittal        

Release of Page        

Signature Page        

Approval Page        

Dedication          

Acknowledgement        

List of Symbol        

Table of Content          

Abstract 

         

CHAPTER ONE 

1.0 Introduction         

1.1 Development of Refrigerator     

1.2 Purpose of Construction      

1.3 Importance and Specification of Project   

1.4 Scope and Limitation       

1.5 Statement of the Problem      

CHAPTER TWO 

2.0 Literature Review       

2.1 Refrigeration as Related to Thermodynamics Process  

2.2 Reversed Heat Engine Cycle     

2.3 Replacement of the Expansion Engine by the Throttle Valve 

2.4 Condition at the Compressor inlet     

2.5 Under-cooling of the Condensed Vapor   

2.6 Definition of the Key Terms     

CHAPTER THREE

3.0 Detailed Information Needed for the Construction   

3.1 Safety Consideration       

3.2 Unit Description        

3.3 Practical Refrigeration Cycle     

3.4 Method of Construction and Procedure   

3.5 Fitting of the Evaporator      

3.6 Other Assembly       

CHAPTER FOUR   

4.0 Design Calculation and Analysis    

4.1 Heat Leakages Through the Boundary    

4.2 The Product Load       

4.3 Air Change Load       

4.4 The Determination of Standard Component of Design  

4.5 Determination of Compressor Size    

4.6 The Evaporator Size Capacity      

4.7 The Condenser        

4.8 The Size of the Capillary Tube     

4.9 Piston Displacement       

CHAPTER FIVE 

5.0 Defrosting         

5.1 Analysis and Material Cost Value    

5.2 Recommendation       

5.3 Recommendation for usage of Unit    

5.4 Conclusion         

5.5 Complaints, Causes and Remedies.     

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