Internal structure and schematic diagram of the refrigeration compressor oil return tank – seeking help
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That sea friend knows the internal structure of the refrigerator oil return tank; please help me out. Thank you so much. Or it would be good to have an internal structure diagram as well. Thank you.
The oil return tank is a small storage tank; the pipeline for returning oil is a tube, and is a tube also used for pressurizing the gas phase? On the side, some have a view of the liquid level, while others are oil sight glasses.
The oil return tank is a small storage tank; the pipeline for returning oil is a tube, and is a tube also used for pressurizing the gas phase? On the side, some have a view of the liquid level, while others are oil sight glasses.
It would be even better if there were pictures! ! !
It’s just a heat exchanger, with a tube side and a shell side.
It’s a simple tank that uses pressure difference to push the oil back into the oil separator. . . . . . .
Reply to 1# wangchen1986: The oil return tank is a small storage tank, which is fine; it works by changing the gravity of the oil in order to separate it
Reply to 7# luodanwsk: How can the gravity of oil be changed? Could you be more specific?
You can just come down and ask me; ours is different from the others, so asking is pointless