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【Mechanical Equipment Technology Edition】Daily Question 20180306: Common Faults in Refrigeration Systems (9.12)

2018-03-06View Original

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Reply #22018-03-06
1. The air has a certain level of humidity, while the refrigeration system requires extremely high levels of dryness and cleanliness. 2. Using a compressor to compress air has its disadvantages; the compression ratio is low, which puts strain on the unit. 3. It affects the lubrication system of the compressor
Reply #32018-03-06
Because moisture is present in the air, it can cause rusting.
Reply #42018-03-06
1. Air contains a certain level of humidity, while refrigeration systems require extremely high levels of dryness and cleanliness. 2. There are disadvantages to using a compressor for compressing air: the compression ratio is low, which puts strain on the unit. 3. It also affects the compressor’s lubrication system.
Reply #52018-03-06
1. The impurity gases in the air are numerous and complex, and they may contaminate the refrigerant; 2. Moisture in the air can cause steel to corrode and rust, reducing its service life. The rust that forms at the same time can also clog the refrigerant lines ; 3. In some ice-making conditions, water vapor in the air may also condense into ice, causing the capillary tubes to burst
Reply #62018-03-06
Because the air contains moisture, ice blockage can easily occur during the cooling process
Reply #72018-03-06
1. Air contains a certain level of humidity, while refrigeration systems require extremely high levels of dryness and cleanliness. 2. Using a compressor to compress air has disadvantages; the compression ratio is low, which puts strain on the unit. 3. It also affects the compressor’s lubrication system
Reply #82018-03-06
1. The impurity gases in the air are numerous and complex, and they may contaminate the refrigerant; 2. Moisture in the air can cause steel to corrode and rust, reducing its service life. The rust that forms at the same time can also clog the refrigerant lines ; 3. In some ice-making conditions, water vapor in the air may also condense into ice, causing the capillary tubes to burst
Reply #92018-03-06
There is a possibility of moist air entering, and the formation of condensation water can lead to liquid slugging
Reply #102018-03-06
1. The impurity gases in the air are numerous and complex, and they may contaminate the refrigerant; 2. Moisture in the air can cause steel to corrode and rust, reducing its service life. The rust that forms at the same time can also clog the refrigerant lines ; 3. In some ice-making conditions, water vapor in the air may also condense into ice, causing the capillary tubes to burst
Reply #112018-03-06
1. Air contains a certain level of humidity, and refrigeration systems require extremely high levels of dryness and cleanliness; using a compressor to compress air has disadvantages, as the compression ratio is low, which puts strain on the unit. 2. It also affects the compressor’s lubrication system

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