How does a condenser convert gas into liquid?

Answer 1

steam from the turbine passes through tubes that are suurounded by water that is cooler than the steam

the steam is therefore cooled

the steam then turns back into water

condensation

=condensor

Answer 2

The gas travels through the condenser, and the condenser removes the heat, cooling the gas down until it eventually becomes a liquid and drops down (the liquid gathers on the inside surface of the condenser and drips down after enough liquid condenses)

Answer 3

If, by 'condenser', you are referring to a capacitor (a 'condenser' is an archaic term for capacitor), then it stores energy within its magnetic field when an external potential difference acts to transfer charge from one of its plates to the other -thus creating an electric field within the dielectric between its plates. Some texts indicate that capacitors 'store charge'; this is misleading, as the net charge on a 'fully charged' capacitor is identical to the net charge before it was charged. What it does do is to store 'separated charge' -it does this by transferring electrons from one plate to the other when an external potential difference is applied -the 'charge on the capacitor' then being the amount of negative charge on the negative plate.

Answer 4

By using the heat exchanger design principal.

heat absorbed by coolent = heat removed from condensate

Answer 5

it is used to condese the steam into water........most imortant function is regeration can be obtain...............