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Thermodynamics, as with most concepts in science and physics, is most accurately described using mathematical equations. This article is an attempt to simplify these concepts.
Electronically controlled electric valves have been accepted for years in larger applications, just as chillers have been, and have proven to add efficiency to the systems. The key to the increase in efficiency is due to their ability to control superheat to a low, stable setting.