The generator
(1) heats
an
ammonia
/
water
solution
to
a
vapor
state,
which
then
rises.
The
water
separates
and
the
ammonia
gas
enters
the
finned condenser
(2) where
it
is
condensed
into
a
liquid.
The
liquid
ammonia
flows
downward
into
the evaporator
(3),
which
is
supplied
with
hydrogen.
The
result
causes
the
liquid
ammonia
to
evaporate
and,
in
the
process,
extract
heat
from
the
food
storage
space.
The
ammonia
/
hydrogen
vapor
then
enters
the absorber
(4),
which
separates
the
two,
dissipates
the
gained
heat
and
returns
the
now-liquid
ammonia
back
to
the generator
(1).
The Origo process
is
continuous
and
quiet,
and
is
regulated
by
a
programmed
microprocessor. |
