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    1) In 1805, William Cullen demonstrated the first artificial refrigeration system at the University of Glasgow using a pump to create a partial vacuum. 2) In 1824, Michael Faraday discovered that heat could be absorbed by pressurizing a gas like ammonia into a liquid. 3) By the late 19th century, scientists like Carl von Linden had patented processes for liquefying gases, setting the stage for modern refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, and dehumidifiers.

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    1) In 1805, William Cullen demonstrated the first artificial refrigeration system at the University of Glasgow using a pump to create a partial vacuum. 2) In 1824, Michael Faraday discovered that heat could be absorbed by pressurizing a gas like ammonia into a liquid. 3) By the late 19th century, scientists like Carl von Linden had patented processes for liquefying gases, setting the stage for modern refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, and dehumidifiers.

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    HISTORY OF REFRIGERATION (Basics)

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    1) In 1805, William Cullen demonstrated the first artificial refrigeration system at the University of Glasgow using a pump to create a partial vacuum. 2) In 1824, Michael Faraday discovered that heat could be absorbed by pressurizing a gas like ammonia into a liquid. 3) By the late 19th century, scientists like Carl von Linden had patented processes for liquefying gases, setting the stage for modern refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, and dehumidifiers.

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    HISTORY OF

    REFRIGERATION
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    William Cullen

    1748
    Demonstrated the first artificial
    refrigeration at the University of
    Glasgow. Cullen used a pump to create
    partial vacuum
    Oliver Evans

    1805
    Designed but never built a refrigeration
    system based on the vapor compression.
    Michael Faraday

    1824
    Discovered that you could absorb heat
    by pressurizing a gas like ammonia into
    a liquid.
    Jacob Perkins

    1834
    An American engineer invented the
    machine which led to our modern
    compression system.
    Carl von Linden

    1876
    Patented the process of liquefying gas,
    setting the stage for the modern
    refrigerator, freezer, air conditioner and
    dehumidifier.
    J.M. Larsen

    1913
    He produced a manually operated
    household machine
    Kelvinator

    1918
    introduced the first automatic refrigerator for the
    American market.
    Frederick McKinley Jones

    1935
    Invented mobile refrigeration technology, enabling
    the long-haul trucks
    The Garrett Corp.’s AiResearch Mfg.
    Co

    1960
    Introduced the compact, lightweight ground home
    air-conditioning
    Growth of Refrigeration and Air conditioning

    1990
    Due to tremendous growth of technology. All
    areas of refrigeration and air conditioning were
    using microprocessor control system.

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