Why don’t you have a kettle to boil water but not to cool it?

We are sure that this question has occurred to many of us. Even if he didn’t come, stop now and “Really, why isn’t it done?You couldn’t help but think. Don’t worry, we have the answer.

In order to understand the subject kettle’s working logic Looking will help us. So let’s see why there is no ‘water cooling machine’.

Kettles can quickly boil water by converting electrical energy directly into heat.

Conversion of electrical energy into heat It is a very efficient process. During the water heating process, the heating wire inside the kettle directly transfers energy to the water and this process develops quite quickly. Transferring energy directly to water enables kettles to boil water in a short time.

water cooling process It means removing the energy in the water from the environment. This is actually the opposite of heat transfer and is much more complex.

Water cooling systems do not have the capacity to quickly remove the energy of water.

Cooling water at room temperatureit also requires cooling the surrounding air, which is a big challenge in terms of cooling the air.

Also, to freeze water only Reducing the temperature to 0 degrees is not enough. During the freezing process of water, additional energy called “latent heat of freezing” must be removed. This significantly increases the amount of energy required in the water cooling process, making it difficult to make the process practical in the home environment.

In fact, there are special cooling systems that allow rapid cooling of water.

However, these systems are generally designed for large-scale operations and are not suitable for home use. To practice at home Making a small home appliance in the sense of a ‘kettle’ is a bit costly and unfortunately it is very difficult for now because it will be arduous.

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