Refrigeration apparatus and lubricating oil composition
AssigneeSanyo Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorsTakashi Sunaga, Yoshinobu Obokata, Masazo Okajima, Takeo Komatsubara, Yasuki Takahashi
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AssigneeSanyo Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorsTakashi Sunaga, Yoshinobu Obokata, Masazo Okajima, Takeo Komatsubara, Yasuki Takahashi
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There are provided a highly durable and efficient refrigerating apparatus and a lubricating oil composition that uses an HFC type refrigerant and is still free from the problem of thermal hydrolysis of polyol-ester type oil and resulting generation of carboxylic acid and sludge so that the refrigerating apparatus and the lubricating oil composition may be used stably for a prolonged period of time. A lubricating oil composition according to the invention comprises as base oil components a polyol-ester type oil formed by reacting specific polyhydric alcohol with a fatty acid, to which tricresylphosphate and epoxy compound comprising glycidyl ether or carbodiimide are added at respective specific rates. A refrigerating apparatus according to the invention uses such a lubricating oil composition as refrigerator oil and comprises a sealed electric driving compressor whose sliding members are made of a material selected from iron type materials, composite materials of aluminum and carbon, iron type materials surface-treated with chromium nitride and ceramic materials.
A compressor for a refrigerating apparatus, wherein said compressor is sealed and contains an HFC refrigerant and refrigerant oil compatible with the HFC refrigerant, characterized in that:
A compressor for a refrigerating apparatus, wherein said compressor is sealed and contains an HFC refrigerant and refrigerant oil compatible with the HFC refrigerant, characterized in that:
A compressor for a refrigerating apparatus, wherein said compressor is sealed and contains an HFC refrigerant and refrigerator oil compatible with the HFC refrigerant, characterized in that:
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