Compressor

Industrial or Commercial Refrigeration Compressors

Industrial or commercial refrigeration compressors are the fundamental part of the equipment and systems responsible for supplying and satisfying the refrigeration needs of a specific space, chamber, process… Compressors: the core of refrigeration systems What is a refrigeration compressor? The compressor is the main component of refrigeration equipment. its function is to compress the refrigerant gas or fluid, thus allowing pressure changes to occur in the refrigerant gas or fluid, causing it to move along the refrigerant circuit.These changes in pressure and temperature...

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Reciprocating or piston Rotary compressors کمپرسورهای رفت و برگشتی یا پیستونی

Reciprocating or Piston Compressors

The refrigerant is compressed inside a cylinder thanks to the reciprocating motion of a piston by means of a crankshaft driven by an electric motor. This type of compressor is characterised by: • They have inlet and exhaust valves that allow a more constant flow. • The use of silent-block, in order to mitigate the high vibrations to which this type of compressor is subjected. • Oil level sight glass and crankcase resistance. • Connection for oil balancing. • Possibility of individual, tandem, trio or...

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Types of Compressors in Refrigeration Cycles

Types of Compressors in Refrigeration Cycles

Compressors are the heart of refrigeration systems, playing a crucial role in the refrigeration cycle by compressing refrigerant and facilitating heat transfer. Several types of compressors are used in refrigeration, each with unique characteristics suited to specific applications. The primary types are reciprocating, rotary, screw, and centrifugal compressors. 1. Reciprocating Compressors: Reciprocating compressors use a piston driven by a crankshaft to compress the refrigerant. They are akin to internal combustion engines and are widely used in both domestic and commercial refrigeration due...

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Compressor Floodback

Floodback occurs when liquid refrigerant returns to the compressor during the running cycle. Often a service contractor may see a compressor that failed due to floodback, but because of the severity of the damage, he may misdiagnose the problem. System-based causes of slugging and floodback may be different from each other; finding the root of the problem is essential to prevent it from happening again. There can be multiple system causes of floodback, even as basic as lack of airflow because...

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