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Expansion Devices

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TXV Operation

external equalizer

TXV

remote

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A

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For example, assume that an increasing system load causes the refrigerant within the coil to vaporize at a faster rate than desired. This moves the point at which the refrigerant becomes completely vaporized from A toward B. This increase in coil surface used for superheating results in the refrigerant vapor leaving the evaporator at a higher temperature. Sensing the rising superheat, the remote bulb transmits a higher pressure to the top side of the TXV diaphragm, causing the valve to open further and allow more refrigerant to flow into the evaporator.

This increased flow of refrigerant moves the point of complete vaporization back toward A, until the desired superheat condition is reestablished and the opening and closing forces within the valve equalize at a refrigerant flow rate that balances the new system load.

Conversely, a decreasing system load slows the rate at which the refrigerant vaporizes, moving the point of complete vaporization toward C. The resulting reduction in superheat creates a lower pressure inside the remote bulb and, therefore, on the top side of the diaphragm. This causes the valve to close more, reducing the flow of liquid refrigerant into the evaporator. This reduction in refrigerant flow moves the point of complete vaporization back toward A, reestablishing the desired superheat condition.

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Contents Air Conditioning Clinic Refrigeration System Components One of the Fundamental Series Comment CardBusiness Reply Mail Refrigeration System Components Refrigeration System Components PrefaceContents TRG-TRC005-EN Vapor-Compression Refrigeration IntroductionRefrigeration Cycle Refrigeration CyclePeriod one Condenser Condensers Air-Cooled CondenserAir-Cooled Condensers Effect of Subcooling Centrifugal Fan Air-Cooled Condenser Evaporative CondenserEvaporative Condensers Water-Cooled Condensers Water-Cooled CondenserCooling Tower Condenser Control Condenser CapacityCondenser Control Condensing Temperature Control Vary Condenser Water Flow Rate Vary Entering Water TemperatureCooling Tower Bypass Condenser Flooding Control Air-Cooled Condenser ControlCondensers Evaporators Finned-Tube EvaporatorFinned-Tube Evaporators Turbulent Flow Superheat Shell-and-Tube Evaporators Shell-and-Tube EvaporatorEvaporator Control Evaporator ControlFace-Split Arrangement Finned-Tube Evaporator Control80ºF Intertwined Arrangement Row-Split Arrangement Shell-and-Tube Evaporator Control Expansion Device Expansion DevicesTXV Control Thermostatic Expansion ValveTXV TXV TXV Operation Psia TXV Too much superheat Superheat SettingAccessories Solenoid ValveSolenoid Valve Period five Liquid-Line Filter Drier Liquid-Line Filter DrierSealed type Moisture-Indicating Sight Glass Moisture-Indicating Sight GlassSuction Line Filter Suction Line FilterHot Gas Muffler Hot Gas MufflerShutoff Valve Shutoff ValveAccess Port Access PortReview-Period One ReviewAir-cooled condenser Review-Period TwoReview-Period Four Review-Period ThreeReview-Period Five For more information, refer to the following references Questions for Period QuizQuiz To C To G AnswersGlossary Glossary Glossary Trane Company

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