Oil separation/detachable oil separation TDW (Z)

During the operation of a refrigerant compressor, the exhaust outlet of the compressor usually contains a large amount of refrigeration oil. In order to ensure that the compressor does not lose a large amount of refrigeration oil and prevent the refrigeration oil from flowing into the system with the refrigerant and affecting the heat dissipation function of the condenser and the refrigeration effect of the evaporator, an oil separator must be installed between the compressor and the condenser to separate the refrigeration oil and refrigerant, allowing the oil to automatically return to the compressor crankcase. The oil return device is operated by a float ball valve at the bottom of the oil separator, and is completed by the principle of high and low pressure difference. Ensure that the compressor is not short of oil to achieve the best refrigeration effect. Before installing the oil separator, it should be initially filled with oil that matches the oil in the compressor crankcase.