Refrigeration systems are a vital part of our daily lives and are needed for food preservation, indoor air quality, comfort control, gas liquefaction, food and beverage production, and electronic cooling. However, power plants that generate energy for refrigeration systems are a major source of global warming. In view of this, refrigeration equipment engineers must design more efficient systems, to address environmental impacts, efficiency regulations, and operating costs. Heat Exchangers for Refrigeration Applications provides a comprehensive look at refrigeration system design and features practical examples and problems in each chapter that address real-world issues, and lead to viable solutions.