With halocarbon systems (Refrigerants 12, 22, 502, etc.) the oil and refrigerant are miscible (capable of being mixed) under certain conditions. Oil is quite soluble…
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For all practical purposes, liquid ammonia and oil are immiscible (not capable of being mixed). Since the density of oil is greater than that of…
All reciprocating compressors will allow some oil to pass into the discharge line along with the discharge gas. Mechanical oil separators are used extensively. However,…
The level-master control is applicable to any system that has been specifically designed for flooded operation. The valve is usually connected to feed into the…
The level-master control is a positive liquid-level-control device suitable for application to all flooded evaporators (see Fig. 11-45). The level-master control is a standard thermostatic-expansion…