Refrigeration – Processes – Compressing – condensing and evaporating
Patent
1994-08-16
1996-03-19
Wayner, William E.
Refrigeration
Processes
Compressing, condensing and evaporating
62505, 415119, F25B 500, F25B 3100
Patent
active
054995094
ABSTRACT:
Liquid refrigerant interacts with the stream of gas flowing through in a centrifugal water chiller, downstream of the occurrence of the compression process in the compressor portion of the chiller but prior to the condensing of the gas in the chiller condenser, to reduce the acoustic energy of the gas. The noise emanating from the chiller which would otherwise result from the interaction of the discharge gas with the piping connecting the compressor portion of the chiller to the system condenser and/or with the components of the system condenser itself is thereby reduced without significantly affecting chiller performance or efficiency.
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Harold Robert G.
Leary John W.
American Standard Inc.
Beres William J.
Ferguson Peter D.
O'Driscoll William
Wayner William E.
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