Yu Zhongyang, Tao Leren, He Jun, et al. Operation Performance and Modeling for R32 Variable Frequency Rotary Compressor under Varied Operating Conditions[J]. Journal of refrigeration, 2018, 39(3).
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Yu Zhongyang, Tao Leren, He Jun, et al. Operation Performance and Modeling for R32 Variable Frequency Rotary Compressor under Varied Operating Conditions[J]. Journal of refrigeration, 2018, 39(3). DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.0253-4339.2018.03.058.
Operation Performance and Modeling for R32 Variable Frequency Rotary Compressor under Varied Operating Conditions
To model the electrical efficiency of a compressor that can apply a suction refrigerant state under both superheated and two-phase conditions
the performance of an R32 variable frequency rotary compressor
which varies with the compressor frequency
pressure ratio
and evaporating temperature
is analyzed in this paper. The results show that when the system is at a fixed pressure ratio and evaporating temperature
the electrical efficiency linearly decreases with the declining superheated temperature and an increase in suction vapor quality. Moreover
the slope under two-phase suction is above that under superheated suction. In addition
the electrical efficiency of the system at a fixed pressure ratio is inversely proportional to the evaporating temperature
and that of the system at a fixed evaporating temperature is also inversely proportional to the pressure ratio. The more the pressure ratio varies
the smaller the influence of the evaporating temperature. To demonstrate the precision of the model
the theoretical value is compared with the experiment results in this paper. The maximum of relative error is 1.83%
and the minimum is 0.03%. The performance of a compressor at low frequency will deteriorate
which leads to the inaccuracy of the model
and therefore the model is suitable for operating conditions with a frequency higher than the rated frequency and a suction vapor quality higher than 0.88.