Absorption Refrigeration

Absorption refrigeration is a type of cooling system that uses a heat source, such as a gas flame, to drive a cooling cycle. The system works by using a refrigerant to absorb heat from the environment, which is then released into the atmosphere. The refrigerant is then compressed, causing it to heat up and release the heat into the environment. This process is then repeated until the desired temperature is reached. This type of cooling system is often used in large commercial buildings, such as hotels and office buildings, where it is more efficient than traditional air conditioning systems. It is also used in many residential homes, as it is more energy efficient than other cooling systems. Absorption refrigeration is an efficient and cost-effective way to cool a space, and it is becoming increasingly popular as an alternative to traditional air conditioning systems.