Flooded compressor with improved oil reclamation

Rotary expansible chamber devices – Heat exchange or non-working fluid lubricating or sealing – Non-working and working fluids intermix in working chamber

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184 616, F01C 2104

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060829826

ABSTRACT:
Oil reclamation for a flooded screw type compressor is improved by replacing the normal distillation still with a refrigerant vaporizer made from a small diameter pipe conduit and a low temperature heat source such as heat tracing. The system purifies lubricating oil of refrigerant by boiling small batches of collected lubricating oil from the bottom of the chiller. Using a small volume for vaporization of the refrigerant allows a low temperature heat source to effectively vaporize the refrigerant from the circulating lubricating oil without complicated systems for control or pumping. A particular form of the vaporizer is simply a small diameter pipe surrounded by heat tracing tape.

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