May I ask the experts: under what conditions does the gas-liquid separator located before the compressor in a refrigeration system operate at a pressure of 3 MPa?
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As the title suggests, I would like to ask experts: is it possible for the operating pressure of the gas-liquid separator installed before the compressor in a refrigeration system to be 3 MPa? If it exists, then what type of refrigerant should it be? I was researching for my graduation project and came across a foreign literature stating that the operating pressure of the gas-liquid separator under test conditions is 3 MPa. I don’t know much about refrigeration, so I hope experts can give me some guidance. Thank you very much! ! !
I’m not very knowledgeable, so I hope an expert can help me understand this. Thank you so much!
Such high pressure should be reduced; the ethylene refrigerant should be able to reach this pressure
Thank you so much. I’m not very familiar with refrigerants; I’ll look into some literature further. Thank you!