õhkjahutustsükkel
õhkjahutustsükkel refers to a thermodynamic cycle where heat is rejected to the ambient air. This is a common method of cooling in various applications, from internal combustion engines to refrigeration systems. The fundamental principle involves a working fluid that absorbs heat from a source, then releases that heat to the surrounding air.
In internal combustion engines, the õhkjahutustsükkel is crucial for preventing overheating. Heat generated during combustion is
In refrigeration and air conditioning, õhkjahutustsükkel is employed in the condenser unit. Here, a refrigerant absorbs
Compared to water-cooled systems, air-cooled systems are generally simpler and require less maintenance as they do