Method of operating a refrigeration cycle apparatus
AssigneeViessmann Climate Solutions SE
InventorsUlrich Hafner, Christopher Wrede
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AssigneeViessmann Climate Solutions SE
InventorsUlrich Hafner, Christopher Wrede
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A method of operating a refrigeration cycle apparatus uses a compressor to compress a coolant. The compressed coolant is fed to a condenser for release of heat, the condensed coolant is later fed to a primary side of an internal heat exchanger for release of heat, and the cooled coolant is guided through an expansion device. The coolant expanded in the expansion device is fed to an evaporator for absorption of heat, the evaporated coolant is later fed to a secondary side of the internal heat exchanger for absorption of heat, and the heated coolant is fed to the compressor. For suction gas temperature control, an amount of heat transferred from the primary side to the secondary side of the internal heat exchanger is controlled with the aid of an additional expansion device arranged parallel to the heat exchanger and between the condenser and the evaporator.
A method of operating a refrigeration cycle apparatus, wherein a coolant is compressed by a compressor (1), wherein the compressed coolant is fed to a condenser (2) for release of heat, wherein coolant condensed in the condenser (2) is later fed to a primary side (3.1) of an internal heat exchanger (3) for release of heat, wherein the coolant cooled down on the primary side (3.1) of the internal heat exchanger (3) is guided through a first expansion valve (4), wherein the coolant expanded in the first expansion valve (4) is fed to an evaporator (5) for absorption of heat, wherein the coolant evaporated in the evaporator (5) is later fed to a secondary side (3.2) of the internal heat exchanger (3) for absorption of heat, wherein the coolant heated on the secondary side (3.2) of the internal heat exchanger (3) is fed to the compressor (1),
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