Energy is collected by pressure compressing the heat fluctuations of the air
Energy is collected by pressure compressing the heat fluctuations of the air.For example, a compact gas-compressed refrigerator cannot fluctuate to force all the heat fluctuations out, so the outside of the gas tank is hot. hot air let it press the heat out the shell, then cover the outer shell and leave an empty space between the two shells, then allow the gas to expand easily between the two shells to push the plunger in the cylinder. We re-discharge to cool the refrigerator, then take another hot air wave in. Press several times to heat the shell to a high temperature like compressing to freeze to 0 degrees Celsius. Because of taking hot heat to cool, it is equal to together. There must be a source of hot air to get more energy than the energy spent compressing. The fridge is very hot to the touch, so we both collect the hot heat and the cold heat by discharging it to cooling.
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