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De-superheating and Condensation: The condenser first de-superheats the high-pressure refrigerant vapor, bringing it to a saturated condition. Heat is transferred to lower the refrigerant’s temperature until condensation begins.

Sub-cooling and Pressure Reduction: The refrigerant becomes a high-pressure, high-temperature liquid. Sub-cooling prevents liquid flashing as pressure drops in the system. The expansion valve then reduces pressure and temperature further.

Evaporation and Cooling: The refrigerant enters the evaporator, transforming into a saturated liquid and vapor mixture. Warm air heats the refrigerant, causing it to boil and absorb heat. The cycle repeats until the desired temperature is reached.