How Do Refrigerators Work? - Refrigeration Explained (2.0)

Refrigeration is an important part of any kitchen. Keeping your vegetables and milk fresh keeps it from spoiling. Yes, the inside of a fridge really does go dark when you close the door. And did you know the doors are kept shut thanks to magnets? They're not too powerful, so a kid crawling inside can get out. Some nasty happened that lead to this design solution. Sadly, some dogs and even some cats are also able to open the refrigerator door...

So yeah, I had to redo this video. The first one made a couple of mistakes and I misinterpreted some things, simply due to a bit too much haste and not enough reading. Sorry for the confusion!

So here we go, a new refrigerators animation. It's still somewhat simplified here and there (as we don't delve too deep into compressors, pressures or the effects of heat transfer), but there's plenty left to tell (and plenty left for other videos). I hope you like the revised version, which ought to get the way the coolant ("refrigerant") works, right. Cheers!

Thanks to Redditor u/2strokePanda for pointing me in the right direction!

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Sources:
http://energyquest.ca.gov/how_it_work...
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