Evaporator generated foam control of compression systems

Refrigeration – Automatic control – Refrigeration producer

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62222, 62505, F25B 4902

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06141980&

ABSTRACT:
A system for controlling the amount of foam ingested to a compressor of a cooling system is presented. The present invention utilizes a heated thermistor to control an electrically positioned expansion valve feeding liquid refrigerant to a system evaporator. The thermistor is controlled to be a few degrees warmer than the discharge saturation temperature of the refrigerant exiting the compressor. The saturation temperature corresponding to the compressor discharge pressure is calculated by a microprocessor and compared to the thermistor temperature. If the difference is greater or less than desired, the microprocessor will send the proper signals to the electrically positioned expansion valve thereby controlling the rate of foam ingested by the compressor.

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