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Domestic absorption refrigerator. 1. Hydrogen enters the pipe with liquid ammonia 2. Ammonia and hydrogen enter the inner compartment. Volume increase
Domestic absorption refrigerator. 1. Hydrogen enters the pipe with liquid ammonia 2. Ammonia and hydrogen enter the inner compartment. Volume increase causes a decrease in the partial pressure of the liquid ammonia. The ammonia evaporates, taking heat from the liquid ammonia (ΔHVap) lowering its temperature. Heat flows from the hotter interior of the refrigerator to the colder liquid, promoting further evaporation. 3. Ammonia and hydrogen return from the inner compartment, ammonia returns to absorber and dissolves in water. Hydrogen is free to rise.
Thermal image of a Domestic absorption refrigerator of a comparable type to the one in the labelled image above. Colour indicates relative temperature
Thermal image of a Domestic absorption refrigerator of a comparable type to the one in the labelled image above. Colour indicates relative temperature: blue=cold, red is hottest. The heat source (7) is contained entirely within the insulation section (6).