In a heat pump
- the evaporator gains heat in cycles.
- the condenser always loses heat flow.
- the pump operates in both directions.
Explanation from PART66Online
A heat pump is a reversible refrigeration cycle whose flow can be switched so the same unit either heats or cools a space by reversing the refrigerant direction. The other statements wrongly fix the roles of evaporator and condenser, which actually swap when the cycle reverses.
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bennguli asked · 12 Apr 2017
kindly explain
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