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    Theoretical Discharge Temperature



    How do you calculate or determine the theoretical discharge temperature of an ammonia screw compressor?



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    Re: Theoretical Discharge Temperature

    Drawing the cycle in a log p/h
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    Re: Theoretical Discharge Temperature

    Many manufaturers sw give also the discharge temperature so you can compare it with the p-h diagram

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    Re: Theoretical Discharge Temperature

    Must have in mind that the cooled oil decrease the discharge temperature of the superheated refrigerant.
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    Re: Theoretical Discharge Temperature

    ^ That's a very interesting point.

    Do you perhaps have any observed information on this effect?
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    Re: Theoretical Discharge Temperature

    Quote Originally Posted by Sandro Baptista View Post
    Must have in mind that the cooled oil decrease the discharge temperature of the superheated refrigerant.
    Screw Compressor only I think

    could be wrong though

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    Re: Theoretical Discharge Temperature

    Quote Originally Posted by Sandro Baptista View Post
    Must have in mind that the cooled oil decrease the discharge temperature of the superheated refrigerant.
    Very true, oil is there to lubricate the screws, provide a gastight seal between them and...to cool down the discharge gases.
    Reason why the oil needs to be cooled before it can be reused.
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    Re: Theoretical Discharge Temperature

    Most manufacturers have either tables or a programe that can determine it .

    Some things that affect it are ,

    Oil temp into comp, oil cooler designed temp , amount of oil going into compressor , pressures of system , suction superheat , screw condition , type or brand of machine .

    I would suggest between 60-85 deg C
    A booster usually approx 10 deg C lower than high stage .

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