System and method to maintain evaporator superheat during pumped refrigerant economizer operation
AssigneeVertiv Corporation
InventorsRoger Noll, Daniel J. Schutte, Matthew Raven, John Birchmeier
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AssigneeVertiv Corporation
InventorsRoger Noll, Daniel J. Schutte, Matthew Raven, John Birchmeier
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The present disclosure relates to a method for controlling a level of superheat during a pump mode of operation of a refrigeration system, wherein the refrigeration system can operate in either the pump mode or a compressor mode, and has an electronically controlled expansion valve (EEV). A controller obtains a stored, predetermined pump differential pressure range able to be produced by a pump of the system. The controller also obtains a stored, predetermined superheat range, and detects a superheat level. When the detected superheat level is outside of the superheat temperature range, the controller commands adjusting at least one of the EEV and a speed of the pump based on whether the detected superheat level is above or below the superheat range, and whether a current pump differential pressure is above or below the predetermined pump differential pressure range.
A method for controlling a level of superheat during a pump mode of operation of a refrigeration system, wherein the refrigeration system is able to operate in either the pump mode or a compressor mode of operation and includes an electronically controlled expansion valve (EEV), the method comprising:
A method for controlling a level of superheat during a pump mode of operation of a refrigeration system, wherein the refrigeration system is able to operate in either the pump mode or a compressor mode of operation and includes an electronically controlled expansion valve (EEV), the method comprising:
A method for controlling a level of superheat during a pump mode of operation of a refrigeration system, wherein the refrigeration system is able to operate in either the pump mode or a compressor mode of operation and includes an electronically controlled expansion valve (EEV), the method comprising:
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