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Non-liquid compression sound, current increase, vibration increase, etc. occur. In
order to prevent liquid compression, auxiliary reservoirs can be added or the
amount of refrigerant enclosed can be reduced. No matter what the conditions, the
refrigeration system should not have liquid back to the compressor. Under normal
operating conditions, superheated gas should be returned to the compressor.
18 Purge parts with dry nitrogen or dry air to remove remains in parts
(dust, detergent,etc.)
before assembly of system. Time fur purging: over one second
for pipe; over three seconds for heat exchanger. Purging pressure: 0.9±0.1MpaG.
Dew point of dry air: Below –20℃. The motor winding temperature should be less
than 149℃and hermetic terminal body temperature should be less than 177℃in process
of manufacturing.
19 Apply for vehicle
The compressor should not be used on moving equipment such asm automobiles,trains,
ships, etc.
20 Installation
The rotational axis of compressor should be kept vertical during operation. But in
actual
application the axis incline must be within 5
°
at all directions during
operation.
21 Pipe vibration
The displacement of the pipes, which connect from the compressor to other parts
of the refrigerate-or systems, should be less than 0.8mm(1/32
”
)when the compressor
is operating at
allowable rotational speed range and voltage range of rated ±10%.
Displacement in excess of 0.8mm(1/32
”
) will require changing tube length and/or
routing.
22 Connecting tube design
In designing and routing tubing that connect from the comprssor to the other parts of
the air conditioner, following should be considered.
Moving tubes to the moving parts; minimum clearance 12.7mm(1/2”)
Moving tubes to non-moving parts; minimum clearance 9.5mm((3/8”)
Moving tubes never touch to lead wire.
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