[ILM] 104C Flashcards
Thermostats
electromechanical (constant cut-in, thermodisk)
electronic (RTD or thermocouple/processor)
constant cut-in thermostat
two position thermostats with a factory set cut-in temp and an adjustable differential
thermodisk thermostat
use in medium- and low-temp refrigeration
two position thermostat
helps maintain stable temp conditions within a space
Proportional control
- deviation
- offset
- differential
- the length of time it takes for the control point and the setpoint to equalize
- a sustained difference between the control point and the setpoint
- the actual separation between cut-in and cut-out temps or pressures in a 2 position control
oil failure controls (OFC)
protect refrigeration compressors with built-in oil pumps from damage that insufficient lubrication causes
delay-on-make
prevents 2 compressors from starting at the same time by delaying when the 2nd compressor turns on
delay-on-break
prevents a short cycling
solenoid valve
electromagnetically actuated fluid flow control valve
NEVER ENERGIZE a solenoid coil,
if you disconnect it from the solenoid valve, coil damage will occur
- Evap Pressure Regulator (EPR)
- Compressor Pressure Regulator (CPR)
- ORI acting valve (Open on Rise of Inlet)
- CRO acting valve (Close on Rise of Outlet)
crankcase heater
prevent refrigerant migration and mixing with the lubricating oil in the compressor’s crankcase during off cycles
suction side of the compressor, always powered on
pump down & pump out
cycles to remove liquid refrigerant between the liquid line solenoid & the compressor before the compressor can cycle off
pump down system
is designed to prevent refrigerant migration into the evaporator during the off cycle. This helps to protect the compressor and maintain system efficiency.
- Prevents refrigerant migration and oil dilution.
- Protects the compressor from liquid slugging.
- Helps to maintain system efficiency during the off cycle.
pump out system
is used to evacuate refrigerant from the entire system, usually for maintenance or repair purposes. This ensures that no refrigerant remains in the system, reducing the risk of leaks and allowing safe access for service.
- Facilitates safe and efficient maintenance or repair.
- Ensures no refrigerant is left in the system, reducing environmental impact and safety risks.
- Prevents short cycling