What is a cooling compressor?
Cooling compressor is an essential part of what causes cooling technology to work. The compressor is like a small engine - consisting of a piston, crankshaft and a connecting rod that connects the piston with the crankshaft. Similar to the engine in the car, the cooling compressor causes compression when stroke during operation.
When the piston moves up and down in the cylinder, it compresses what is in the compressor opening. This basically forces anything in the compressor opening into a smaller area using compressor technology. In the refrigerator it is used to push the refrigerant. The cooling compressor is operated by electricity and compressors have an electric motor component that drives the piston and crankshaft to compress the refrigerant used.
Every cooling compressor has a cylinder head at the top of the compressor assembly. The cylinder head is also a valves compressor. One set of valve, called suction valves, allows the refrigerant to enter the cylinder and the other a set of valves known as the exhaust valves, UMOIt Žána refrigerant under pressure to get a cylinder.
In the cooling compressor, the valves of the reed valves are used. These are very thin valves that easily move the pressurized refrigerant at the time in the cycle. Once the refrigerant is pushed, it passes through the system where it extends and cools. This expanding process and cooling occurs because of the laws of thermodynamics that dictate that as a liquid expands into steam, it absorbs heat.
Cooling compressors often require a capacitor also as part of the electrical system. This requirement exists because compressors need additional capacitor support when they start. The capacitor is like a small battery that stores electrical and allows the compressor to use part of this charge when it starts to help compress the refrigerant and drive your work to drive the system.
Some refrigerators have an independent compressionOry for part of the refrigerator and freezer component. These are widely considered to be more efficient, but dual compressor refrigerators are generally more expensive than those with a single compressor. In any case, compressors do not run constantly, but instead it automatically turns on occasionally if necessary to ensure a suitable air temperature inside the refrigerator.