At its core, centrifugal refrigeration compression is a process used to draw heat away from an object or area and compress it in order to reduce the temperature. It is most commonly used in air conditioning and refrigeration systems, where the compressor plays an integral role. The compressor works by drawing outside air in through a condenser, then compressing that air into a smaller space while heating it up. This compressed warm air is then moved to an evaporator where it is cooled by releasing its stored energy, bringing down the temperature of its surroundings. Centrifugal refrigeration compressors provide a powerful and efficient way to cool down any system, making them essential components for many industries today.