Electric expansion valve control for a refrigeration system
AssigneeCarrier Commercial Refrigeration, Inc.
InventorsLee Seunghyeon, Hoon Lee, Byoungjoon Yoo, Young Man Cho
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AssigneeCarrier Commercial Refrigeration, Inc.
InventorsLee Seunghyeon, Hoon Lee, Byoungjoon Yoo, Young Man Cho
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A refrigeration system including a condenser having a condenser inlet and a condenser outlet, a compressor fluidly connected to the condenser inlet, and an evaporator including an evaporator inlet and an evaporator outlet. The evaporator outlet is fluidly connected to the compressor. A compressor speed sensor senses an operational speed of the compressor. An electric expansion valve (EEV) is fluidly connected to the condenser outlet and the evaporator inlet. The EEV includes a valve member that is selectively positioned to establish a desired opening to pass refrigerant from the condenser to the evaporator. A controller is electrically connected to the EEV and the compressor speed sensor. The controller establishes the desired opening of the valve member based on one of a cooling mode superheat value and a heating mode super heat value, and the operational speed of the compressor.
A refrigeration system comprising:
A method of controlling refrigerant flow in a refrigeration system, the method comprising:
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