The condenser, which is a heat exchanger made up of copper tubes and
aluminum (finned), has the function of promoting the exchange of heat between the refrigerant and the air of the external environment. The refrigerant enters the form of saturated vapor at high pressure and temperature and as the condenser passes through the sensitive heat until it reaches its condensation saturation temperature, when this occurs it gives up latent heat to the air until the condensation is complete . At the end of the condenser circuit, the refrigerant loses sensible heat and undercohes. Thus, at the outlet of the condenser, the refrigerant is in liquid form at high pressure and near ambient temperature.
