Process for setting, controlling and monitoring the level in a refrigerant evaporator
OwnerWilhelm Buckinventor
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In a process for setting, controlling and monitoring the level in a refrigerant evaporator (3) inserted in a closed circuit of a refrigerating machine (1) and evaporating a mass flow of refrigerant (4) into a substantially dry power gas, a heatable measuring body (11) is built into the power gas line (71) arranged downstream of the refrigerant evaporator (3). The measuring body (11) is surrounded by the flow of power gas. It is heated to a temperature surpassing the temperature of the power gas. The impact of the fluid refrigerant drops on the measuring body (11) is determined by measuring the energy required for the evaporation of the fluid drops. A reliable evaluation of the measuring signals is achieved when these are compared with a basic signal, which is composed by a first partial signal coming from the electronic noise of a measuring and evaluation unit (93) used for the implementation of the process and a second partial signal coming from the flow of power gas passing around the measuring body (11), whereby the difference between the measuring signal and the basic signals is found and compared with an adjustable reference value, which is established for the level of moisture in the power gas above which the power gas is to be considered moist, respectively wet.
A process for setting, controlling and monitoring a filling level of a refrigerant evaporator in a closed circuit of a refrigerating machine and evaporating a mass flow of refrigerant into a substantially dry gas in a suction line of said circuit downstream of said refrigerant evaporator, said process comprising the steps of:
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