Difference between air condition and refrigeration

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Air conditioning and refrigeration are both cooling systems, but differ in scale and purpose.

Air conditioning is used to cool and dehumidify the air in a room or building.
Refrigeration is used to cool and preserve perishable items, such as food and medicine.
Air conditioning systems are typically smaller and focus on maintaining comfort levels for occupants.
Refrigeration systems are larger and designed to maintain specific temperatures for storage or transportation.
Air conditioning uses a refrigeration cycle to remove heat from the air, while refrigeration uses the same cycle to remove heat from the items being cooled.
Examples of air conditioning include residential and commercial HVAC systems, while refrigeration examples include refrigerators, freezers, and cold storage warehouses.

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