No. You have something trying to cool the gas and then reheat it in a single unit.
Air Con relies on the condensate points of gaseous chemicals. Gas wants to expand.
To cool you force it to be a liquid by pressurising it, it wants to be a gas again so picks up heat and stores it. Then you allow it to be a gas and it releases all the stored heat to allow that.
No. You have something trying to cool the gas and then reheat it in a single unit.
Air Con relies on the condensate points of gaseous chemicals. Gas wants to expand.
To cool you force it to be a liquid by pressurising it, it wants to be a gas again so picks up heat and stores it. Then you allow it to be a gas and it releases all the stored heat to allow that.