Oil and refrigerant pump for centrifugal chiller

Refrigeration – Refrigeration producer – With lubricant handling means

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4171991, 416 88, F25B 4302

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ABSTRACT:
A single motor drives both oil and refrigerant pumps in a refrigeration chiller, the motor and oil pump being disposed in the chiller's oil supply tank and the refrigerant pump being disposed exterior thereof. The refrigerant pump pumps liquid refrigerant to the chiller's compressor section so as to cool the motor by which the compressor is driven while the oil pump pumps oil to chiller locations that require lubrication when the chiller is in operation.

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