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VCR
(redirected from Vapor compression refrigeration)

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AcronymDefinition
VCRVideocassette Recorder
VCRVery Cute Rear
VCRVincristine
VCRVoluntary Challenge and Registry
VCRVariable Compression Ratio
VCRVoluntary Compliance Resolution (IRS)
VCRVisual Control Room
VCRVehicle Condition Report
VCRVertical Crater Retreat (mining)
VCRVapor Compression Refrigeration
VCRVoltage Controlled Resistance
VCRVariable Chip Rate (algorithm)
VCRVirtual Communication Relationship (Fieldbus Networks)
VCRVoice Cockpit Recorder
VCRVoice Communication Requirements
VCRviolent crime report (US DoD)
VCRVoices of Civil Rights
VCRVisible Cocaine Residue
VCRVisit Clearance Request
VCRVendor Charged Rework
VCRVacuum Coupling Radiation (type of fitting)


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While vapor compression refrigeration has long been the favorite because it offers a low first cost and is compact, growing environmental concerns over depletion of the ozone layer and global warming are forcing the utilization and development of more environmentally safe cooling systems.
 
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