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Scroll compressor for mobile hvac/r application
Michael M. Perevozchikov,Hung M. Pham +1 more
- 01 Jan 2004
TL;DR: In this paper, a compact/low weight and highly efficient hermetic variable speed scroll compressor has been developed using comprehensive simulation models, which can operate at 45 degrees tilt and can match load requirements, thus minimizing power consumption.
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Abstract: Comfort or food preservation and performance are always the primary emphasis for the mobile industry, but today protection of the environment is becoming increasingly important. This has driven interest in electric hybrid system with low refrigerant leakage and more efficient A/C and refrigeration components. To serve this market need, a compact/low weight and highly efficient hermetic variable speed scroll compressor has been developed using comprehensive simulation models. The new compressor embodies several design features like a high efficiency brushless permanent magnet motor with a 1600-5800 rpm speed range controlled by an inverter-drive, asymmetric scroll with vapor injection, and oil pump for low speed oil management. The developed scroll compressor is highly efficient across a wide speed and pressure ratio range, and proven reliable under off design operating conditions and can operate at 45 deg tilt. In addition to the above advantages, the compressor operation is independent of engine speed and can match load requirements, thus minimizing power consumption. Included below is a review of the compressor design features in terms of efficiency, durability and controls as well as system performance.
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TL;DR: In this article , the authors discussed the significance and influence of different components of the air conditioning system, and methods followed by researchers to optimize the performance and reduce the energy consumption of the AC system to extend the range of vehicles.
Scroll Technology: An Overview of Past, Present and Future Developments
John P. Elson,Norbert Kaemmer,Simon Wang,Michael Perevozchikov +3 more
- 14 Jul 2008
TL;DR: In this article, a review of scroll technology for refrigerant compressors is reviewed from the initial invention to today's position as a dominant compression technology in the air conditioning industry, including a projection of the future potential of the technology.
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Reducing ac power consumption by compressor downsizing on a sports utility vehicle
D. Srinivasan,Prasad Phadke +1 more
- 01 Jan 2006
TL;DR: In this paper, a sports utility vehicle (SUV) with a twin evaporator AC system has been evaluated at three levels: component level, system level and vehicle level, and the results demonstrate that AC power consumption and refrigerant quantity are reduced by 25% and 5% respectively.
Horizontal scroll compressor for transport applications
John P. Elson,Shawn W. Vehr +1 more
- 01 Jan 2006
TL;DR: In this paper, a horizontal hermetic scroll compressor has been developed and tested over a broad range of operating conditions and speeds to meet the needs of this demanding application, and a mathematical model is presented for estimating the effect of high-to-low oil flow on compressor performance versus size, speed and operating condition.
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•Journal Article
Vapour-injected scroll compressors.
Warren L. Beeton,Hung M. Pham +1 more
Abstract: Vapor injection has been available on largecommercial screw and multistage centrifugal compressors, but not onsmall hermetic compressors. The recent introduction of vapor-injected scrollcompressors allows the economized refrigeration cycle to be applied with individual small compressors, and achieve the benefits of increased capacity and efficiency. This article describes the economized vapor-injection (EVI) scroll compressor concept, its key components, and the associated performance and application aspects for commercial refrigeration systems.
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