Summary
The energy consumption of a refrigerating compressor is largely dependent on the Mach number at the valve opening. As the Mach number depends on the refrigerant thermodynamic properties, it may be modified when using substitutes. It is therefore necessary to re-examine the valve design.
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- Original title: Compressor valve review or redesign when using CFC-12 substitutes in a refrigerator.
- Record ID : 1994-3462
- Languages: English
- Source: Cold Chain Refrigeration Equipment by Design.
- Publication date: 1993/11/15
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Indexing
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Themes:
CFCs;
Compressors - Keywords: CFC; Design; Substitute; Valve (compressor); Compressor
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Blends replace R502 and R22.
- Date : 1993/05
- Languages : German
- Source: Kälte + Klimatechnik (Die) - vol. 46 - n. 5
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SAFER REFRIGERANTS: R123, A PROMISING FUTURE.
- Author(s) : TURBARD A.
- Date : 1991/07
- Languages : English
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Utilisation du R134a dans les compresseurs rota...
- Author(s) : SIMONIN D.
- Date : 1992/12/08
- Languages : French
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HOW AND WHEN TO CONVERT CENTRIFUGAL CHILLERS TO...
- Author(s) : SIEBERT B.
- Date : 1991
- Languages : English
- Source: Air Cond. Heat. Refrig. News - vol. 183 - n. 3
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CFC phaseout management in all sizes.
- Author(s) : DOPPEL P. L.
- Date : 1993/07/19
- Languages : English
- Source: Air Cond. Heat. Refrig. News - vol. 189 - n. 12
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