Refrigeration – Processes – Compressing – condensing and evaporating
Patent
1990-07-10
1991-09-03
Makay, Albert J.
Refrigeration
Processes
Compressing, condensing and evaporating
62505, 184 616, 384120, F25B 100
Patent
active
050441671
ABSTRACT:
A refrigeration system (300) having a compressor (12) with a rotor (20) rotatably supported by a plurality of hydrodynamic bearings (22, 24) lubricated by oiless pressurized liquid refrigerant and pressurizing refrigerant which flows to a condenser (34) providing liquid refrigerant which flows to an evaporator (68) in fluid communication with the condenser and the compressor in accordance with the invention includes a first refrigerant circuit (302), coupled to the compressor, for providing pressurized liquid refrigerant to the hydrodynamic bearings from the compressor without flow through a subcooler; and a second refrigerant circuit (304), coupled to the hydrodynamic bearings and to the evaporator including at least one subcooler (42 and 44), for providing a flow of refrigerant from the hydrodynamic bearings through the at least one subcooler to the evaporator, the at least one subcooler cooling the refrigerant flowing between the hydrodynamic bearings and the evaporator.
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Makay Albert J.
Sollecito John
Sundstrand Corporation
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