#compressorcycle

The basic refrigeration compressor cycle consists of four stages: Expansion, Evaporation, Compression, and Condensation. In the Expansion stage, the refrigerant’s pressure drops, cooling it. During Evaporation, it absorbs heat and turns into a gas. The Compression stage increases the pressure and temperature of the gas, and in Condensation, the gas cools and condenses into a liquid, releasing heat. This cycle repeats to maintain efficient cooling.