Refrigeration Chamber And Defrosting Methods

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The climate in the cold storage room has a significant effect on the quality of the products stored there. This climate depends on different influences, such as the surface temperature of the evaporat...


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The climate in the cold storage room has a significant effect on the quality of the products stored there. This climate depends on different influences, such as the surface temperature of the evaporators, cold storage room temperature, degree of evaporator icing, quantity and type of refrigerated goods etc. The icing of the evaporators depends on the evaporator and room temperatures and the quantitiy of humidity introduced by the refrigerated goods. Icing of the evaporators significantly reduces the refrigeration capacity and must therefore be prevented as much as possible by periodic defrosting, i.e. heating the evaporator surfaces. In addition to the periodic defrosting at set times, there is defrosting performed as required by measuring the actual ice coating. The evaporator surface can be heated from the outside by electric heating or from the inside by hot gas directly from the refrigerant compressor.

 

Learning Objectives/Experiments

Effect of the evaporator size and temperature on the climate in the refrigeration chamber

Frosting and icing under different operating conditions

Difference between latent and sensitive cooling load

Different defrosting methods (electric heater, hot gas)

Configuration of defrost controls such as defrost timer or defrost controller

 

Features

Combined refrigeration and freezing chamber with temperature and humidity measurement

evaporators of different sizes

Different defrosting methods

Specification

Refrigeration system to investigate the climate in the refrigeration chamber and different defrosting methods

2 evaporators, separately switchable via solenoid valves

Electric defrost heater

Hot gas defrosting

Defrost controller and defrost timer

Latent and sensitive cooling load

Evaporation pressure and temperature adjustable

Heat exchanger as superheater and for refrigerant supercooling

Digital display for temperature and humidity in the refrigeration chamber

Refrigerant mass flow rate calculated in the software from recorded measured values

Software with online representation of the h-x diagram

 

Technical Data

Compressor

power consumption: 565W at 7,2/54,4°C

refrigeration capacity: 1363W at 7,2/54,4°C

Latent cooling load: 2x 0…250W

Sensitive cooling load: 1x 0…200W, 1x 0…250W

Receiver: 1,3L

Refrigerant

R513A

GWP: 631

filling volume: 1,3kg

CO2-equivalent: 0,8t

Measuring ranges

pressure: 2x 0…16bar, 1x 0…25bar

temperature: 7x -50…150°C; 1x -25…125°C

rel. humidity: 0…100%

flow rate: 2…27L/h

230V, 50Hz, 1 phase

230V, 60Hz, 1 phase; 230V, 60Hz, 3 phases

 


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The climate in the cold storage room has a significant effect on the quality of the products stored there. This climate depends on different influences, such as the surface temperature of the evaporators, cold storage room temperature, degree of evaporator icing, quantity and type of refrigerated goods etc. The icing of the evaporators depends on the evaporator and room temperatures and the quantitiy of humidity introduced by the refrigerated goods. Icing of the evaporators significantly reduces the refrigeration capacity and must therefore be prevented as much as possible by periodic defrosting, i.e. heating the evaporator surfaces. In addition to the periodic defrosting at set times, there is defrosting performed as required by measuring the actual ice coating. The evaporator surface can be heated from the outside by electric heating or from the inside by hot gas directly from the refrigerant compressor.

 

Learning Objectives/Experiments

Effect of the evaporator size and temperature on the climate in the refrigeration chamber

Frosting and icing under different operating conditions

Difference between latent and sensitive cooling load

Different defrosting methods (electric heater, hot gas)

Configuration of defrost controls such as defrost timer or defrost controller

 

Features

Combined refrigeration and freezing chamber with temperature and humidity measurement

evaporators of different sizes

Different defrosting methods

Specification

Refrigeration system to investigate the climate in the refrigeration chamber and different defrosting methods

2 evaporators, separately switchable via solenoid valves

Electric defrost heater

Hot gas defrosting

Defrost controller and defrost timer

Latent and sensitive cooling load

Evaporation pressure and temperature adjustable

Heat exchanger as superheater and for refrigerant supercooling

Digital display for temperature and humidity in the refrigeration chamber

Refrigerant mass flow rate calculated in the software from recorded measured values

Software with online representation of the h-x diagram

 

Technical Data

Compressor

power consumption: 565W at 7,2/54,4°C

refrigeration capacity: 1363W at 7,2/54,4°C

Latent cooling load: 2x 0…250W

Sensitive cooling load: 1x 0…200W, 1x 0…250W

Receiver: 1,3L

Refrigerant

R513A

GWP: 631

filling volume: 1,3kg

CO2-equivalent: 0,8t

Measuring ranges

pressure: 2x 0…16bar, 1x 0…25bar

temperature: 7x -50…150°C; 1x -25…125°C

rel. humidity: 0…100%

flow rate: 2…27L/h

230V, 50Hz, 1 phase

230V, 60Hz, 1 phase; 230V, 60Hz, 3 phases

 

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