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period two
Compressor Capacity Control
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VXFWLRQWHPSHUDWXUH | Figure 31 |
A plot of compressor capacity versus suction temperature (assuming a constant condensing temperature) reveals that the capacity of the compressor increases as the suction temperature increases. As the suction temperature, and, therefore, the suction pressure, increases, the refrigerant vapor becomes denser. A greater quantity of refrigerant can be compressed in a given compression cycle and the capacity of the compressor is higher.
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