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=== Temperature Control ===
One of the defining features of the vortex tube is its ability to precisely control temperature gradients within the gas streams. By adjusting operating parameters such as inlet pressure, gas flow rate, and outlet orifice size, engineers can manipulate the temperature differentials between the hot and cold streams with remarkable precision. This level of control is instrumental in applications where specific temperature ranges are required, such as industrial cooling systems, refrigeration units, and heat exchangers.

Temperature control is a crucial aspect of vortex tube operation, enabling precise regulation of thermal differentials between the hot and cold streams. Here's how temperature control is achieved:

* '''Inlet Pressure Adjustment''': By varying the inlet pressure of the gas, engineers can modulate the temperature differential between the hot and cold streams.
* '''Gas Flow Rate Control''': Adjusting the flow rate of the gas entering the vortex tube allows for fine-tuning of temperature differentials and overall system performance.
* '''Orifice Size Modification''': Altering the size of the outlet orifice influences the flow distribution and velocity profiles within the vortex tube, impacting temperature control.