Refrigeration – Processes – Separating or preventing formation of undesirables
Patent
1990-02-21
1991-07-16
King, Lloyd L.
Refrigeration
Processes
Separating or preventing formation of undesirables
62475, F25B 4700
Patent
active
050314106
ABSTRACT:
Thermal purge apparatus for a chiller removes air, moisture and other non-condensibles from the chiller system refrigerant by causing chiller system refrigerant vapor to condense in a purge tank as a result of its undergoing a heat exchange relationship with a second and different refrigerant employed in a discrete purge refrigeration circuit. Chiller refrigerant circulates from the chiller condenser to, through and out of the purge tank in a free-flowing circulatory manner as a result of temperature and pressure gradients which develop between the interiors of the chiller condenser and the purge tank when the purge apparatus is in operation.
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Plzak William J.
Sullivan Brian T.
American Standard Inc.
Beres William J.
King Lloyd L.
O'Driscoll William
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