HVAC 005 refrigeration, MOVING HEAT!

[@maziarkhanlari7279]

You teach the best , I really really wish I could watch your videos earlier. I used to work in Dubai .If someone knows hvac ,can work 24 hours . Over there HVAC Guy does not need to look for customer, Customer looks for HVAC guy. Too many cooling systems fail. It's great career , Please continue teaching .

[@austinl9846]

Alot of people will learn from these videos, including myself. Keep em up!

[@domingosantiago6664]

Definitely l learning alot from this videos the best

[@thefred0215]

6:03 “cut this part out” 🤣🤣🤣 Great Video Man!

[@love2hvac]

Hahah omg that's embarrassing and funny. Thanks for letting me know!!!

[@utoobmann9083]

Part was not cut out 🤣😂🤣

[@DavidAfriyie-ev8tp]

Comprehensive information and precisely the best explanation.... Keep it up

[@kurdishcanada.3678]

Very good teacher 👨‍🏫 thanks

[@Elisummit845]

I teach my coworkers. I love to learn from you how to teach. It's awesome. Thank you

[@MrRene1968]

Your videos etenalized your teachings. Thank you soooo much.

[@love2hvac]

Glad you like them!

[@Ric_James]

This is an outstanding video. Having the equipment while doing the explanation will help lots of students!

[@love2hvac]

Thank you. In class we draw one component, then go to the lab and touch it to connect. Then back to the class for the next and the lab and so on. It's a little more difficult remote so hopefully this will help.

[@MrMasoud911]

Hello Ty Love the way you teach, stating all the basic and small details, lot of teachers miss the details Great work

[@love2hvac]

Thank you

[@Elisummit845]

Thank you 😊

[@jennyleung6537]

thank you sir, so glad to listen to you. thank you for sharing.

[@alirahal5900]

Thank you sir for sharing your skills and knowledge.

[@mitchellarmyguy2515]

Loving all the knowledge videos Ty, you can really tell you love what you do the knowledge flows so easily. Do you think you could throw together a quick video of your tool bag setup? I would love a look into someone who really knows the ins and outs of HVAC tool bag. I know everyone will have different things they use, I just wonder what type of setup you think is useful outside of pumps and gauges.

[@love2hvac]

I definitely will, I am going to break it down into sections. First I will introduce tools slowly as they apply to the course. Then I will circle back to do a tool segment. I will break it into different categories such as install, service, residential, commercial, refrigeration, ductless and such.

[@jordanhenshaw]

Missed an excellent opportunity to demonstrate with a can of cleaning oxygen and with a bike pump. I’m thinking of making my own video using just those 2 props to get people in the door of understanding the magic. Show people how cold the oxygen can gets and then the bike pump and it will instantly click, regardless of technical background, 75% of the time probably. Evaporator is the can of oxygen and compressor outside is the bike pump. Everything else is just there for efficiency and to allow a continuous loop.

[@confusedgamermango3197]

Thank you.

[@realSamAndrew]

Hello Ty, I have a heads- up for you and also a question. The heads-up: at about 6:00, you tell the camera cut this part out. But you forgot to cut it out in the edit! Now the question: I watched almost every one of these, and I remember where you said your friend called himself some fancy term instead of just AC technician. Something like climate professional or engineer. What was that term? And do you know which video it was discussed?

[@love2hvac]

Thermodynamic expert. Should be in one of the early videos, probably thermodynamics. I appreciate the heads up, I will go check as soon as I can.

[@love2hvac]

Haha yes I had to pully pants up. 🤣 My wife said it was funny so she left it in. 🤣

[@1971omi]

Thanks Mr Ty. Does it make any difference on efficiency or anything either coil after blowing which is pushing through or coil before blower which is pulling air through Return. I always wonder any difference. I know sometimes has no choice just to put after blower because it was add-on. But overall I was thinking same difference Maybe. Thanks again for your time awesome awesome teacher.

[@love2hvac]

That's is a great question! It mostly does not make any difference. The blower is moving ----- pounds of air or ------cubic feet per minute. Weather it's being pushed or pulled it's the same. The pattern of airflow will be important for heat transfer. So some manufactures make some design changes so the air moves across it equally.

[@1971omi]

@@love2hvac Thank you . That's what I thought. Appreciate it 🙏.

[@rashidswift4265]

love you

[@Stickycush420]

What is heating up the refrigerant traveling through the condensing coil? Is it the condensed pressure causing the temp to change before running through the condensing coil?

[@love2hvac]

Yes the pressure, pressure goes up temperature goes up. As you continue to follow the series in order it will come together. I keep adding and adding to the theory in each episode.

[@love2hvac]

Start the Learn HVAC playlist in sequential order here kzbin.info/aero/PLc7QlzR-srBgknwzlXjoESxNbzHQJ-TIq

[@tusharvn5254]

Hey man, what do you think about the airdisc invention? Is it real?

[@love2hvac]

I just did a search for airdisk and only saw computer stuff

[@tusharvn5254]

@@love2hvac airdisc not airdisk

[@love2hvac]

Ok thanks, I found it. The website is available to purchase so it did not work. She wanted 3 million to build a prototype. Looks like it is just using the expansion of air as a cooling effect it never showed where the compression heat went. Expansion of air has been used to cool for a long time but extremely limited.

[@tusharvn5254]

@@love2hvac thanks bro. I really appreciate your work. Your videos are amazing

[@realestateservicessaleshea99]

🍺🥃🤔👍 Stay safe. Retired(werk'n) keyboard super tech. Wear your safety glasses.

[@love2hvac]

Wait till you see the video of imploding barrels, I wear my safety glasses and gloves!

[@blackericdenice]

That is not true. The heat coming from the condenser is from compressing the refrigerant. If the heat was coming from the inside of the house. The vapor line would be warm. Why can't techs just tell people the truth?

[@love2hvac]

I teach the truth. It's thermodynamics. Start with HVAC 001 and play them in order and you will understand the whole picture. The heat rejected outside is the heat absorbed inside, pluss the compressor heat that equals the heat of compression.