EP0087838B1 - Capacity control valve for a compressor - Google Patents
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- EP0087838B1 EP0087838B1 EP83200262A EP83200262A EP0087838B1 EP 0087838 B1 EP0087838 B1 EP 0087838B1 EP 83200262 A EP83200262 A EP 83200262A EP 83200262 A EP83200262 A EP 83200262A EP 0087838 B1 EP0087838 B1 EP 0087838B1
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F04—POSITIVE - DISPLACEMENT MACHINES FOR LIQUIDS; PUMPS FOR LIQUIDS OR ELASTIC FLUIDS
- F04B—POSITIVE-DISPLACEMENT MACHINES FOR LIQUIDS; PUMPS
- F04B49/00—Control, e.g. of pump delivery, or pump pressure of, or safety measures for, machines, pumps, or pumping installations, not otherwise provided for, or of interest apart from, groups F04B1/00 - F04B47/00
- F04B49/22—Control, e.g. of pump delivery, or pump pressure of, or safety measures for, machines, pumps, or pumping installations, not otherwise provided for, or of interest apart from, groups F04B1/00 - F04B47/00 by means of valves
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- a control valve that consists of a slide provided axially slidable in a closed valve chamber, in which in a plane extending substantially perpendicular to the direction of sliding of the slide, the wall of the valve chamber is provided with a number of ports for the connection between the internal space of the valve chamber and the delivery chamber.
- This control valve is a mixing valve for cold and hot water.
- This three-way valve is balanced as the pressures of cold and hot water are usually equal.
- the invention has the object to provide a capacity control valve of the above mentioned type, in which the above mentioned disadvantage and problems are obviated.
- the magnetizable armature is attached coaxially, cooperating with an electric coil arranged coaxially.
- a bias spring is provided biasing the slide in the direction from the valve chamber space communicating with the pressure pipe.
- the space in which the electric coil is arranged, is adjacent to the delivery chamber.
- a number of ports 9 are provided connecting the valve chamber to the delivery chamber 2.
- the portion of the valve chamber in which the ports 9 are provided is formed by a cylinder lining 10 pressed in the valve chamber and in the wall of which apertures are bored.
- the ports 9 are surrounded by a ring-shaped space 11 which may be considered as an extension of the delivery chamber 2.
- the cylindrical slide 7 has two ring-shaped sealing faces 12, 13.
- the first sealing face 12 engages the inner wall of the cylinder lining 10, whereas the second sealing face 13 engages a cilindrical wall of the valve chamber portion 4.
- any known sealing means may be applied.
- the balancing regarding the pressure in the space 8 acting on the right hand face 20 of the slide 7 is obtained by a continuous passage extending from the right hand end face 20 to the left hand end face 21 of the slide 7.
- said passage is defined by the clearance between operating rod 22 and the bore 23 of the slide 7.
- the operating rod 22 may be hollow also and may be provided with a transverse aperture at the location of the space 5. The latter solution is not shown because this is already sufficiently clear in itself.
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Description
- The invention relates to a capacity control valve for a compressor comprising a suction chamber and a delivery chamber having therebetween a connection adapted to be blocked by a valve, said delivery chamber being coupled to a pressure pipe. Such a control is generally known and is used in piston compressors commercially available from applicant.
- Piston compressors are used frequently in a cooling installation for compressing refrigerant, in particular gas or vapour. If the compressor or part of the compressor is in compressing condition, by one or a set of piston(s) the gas is brought from the suction chamber to the delivery chamber and delivered therefrom through the pressure pipe. However, if the compressor or part of the compressor is out of operation, the valve is activated for opening the connection between delivery chamber and suction chamber. In this socalled recirculation condition the refrigerant is recirculated by the pistons from the suction chamber to the delivery chamber and therefrom to the suction chamber again. However in said recirculation condition, the delivery chamber and the pressure pipe should be separated for preventing a back flow of the refrigerant from the pressure pipe. Said separation is implemented in known way by a nonreturn valve connected in the refrigerant path from delivery chamber to pressure pipe.
- Thus, the known control has the disadvantage that a non-return valve should be applied, representing in the compressing condition a throttling path resulting in an undesired pressure drop.
- From FrA-2419447 a control valve is known that consists of a slide provided axially slidable in a closed valve chamber, in which in a plane extending substantially perpendicular to the direction of sliding of the slide, the wall of the valve chamber is provided with a number of ports for the connection between the internal space of the valve chamber and the delivery chamber. This control valve, however, is a mixing valve for cold and hot water. This three-way valve is balanced as the pressures of cold and hot water are usually equal. Would one use this known valve in opposite flow direction as a capacity control valve for a compressor the valve is not balanced anymore because of different pressures in pressing and suction sides respectively.
- The invention has the object to provide a capacity control valve of the above mentioned type, in which the above mentioned disadvantage and problems are obviated.
- According to the invention this object is achieved in that the control valve consists of a slide provided axially slidable in an closed valve chamber, that in a plane extending substantially perpendicular to the sliding direction of the slide the wall of the valve chamber is provided with a number of ports for the connection between the internal space of the valve chamber and the delivery chamber and that the spaces of the valve chamber have at both sides of the number of ports a connector for connections to the suction chamber und pressure pipe respectively, in which in both of the end positions of the slide a first sealing face thereof engaging the valve chamber wall releases the number of ports at least partly, in which further the slide has a second sealing face engaging the valve chamber wall and connected to the first sealing face, with between the sealing faces a recess lying opposite of the connector for the connection to the suction chamber in any position of the slide and in which the faces facing to each other of the recess have substantially an equal area and between the end faces of the slide a continuous passage is provided.
- By applying this capacity control valve a non- return valve between delivery chamber and pressure pipe is not necessary anymore, because in the recirculation condition of the compressor said control valve disconnect automatically the connection between the pressure pipe and the delivery chamber.
- The recess between the sealing faces is always in communication with the suction chamber so that the pressures on the faces facing to each other are equal. As the space in front of the slide is in communication with the space behind the slide, the pressures on the faces facing from each other are equal. Thereby the control valve is completely balanced in any condition without having an external connection and can be activated with low energy.
- In a prefered embodiment the axial size of the sealing face of the slide is smaller than the corresponding size of the ports.
- Thereby the advantage is obtained that upon blocking of the slide in an intermediate position, the number of ports is never completely closed, so that in the delivery chamber not a too high pressure would be built up, by which otherwise the delivery chamber would be blown up.
- In an embodiment at the end face of the slide facing from the valve chamber space communicating with the pressure pipe, the magnetizable armature is attached coaxially, cooperating with an electric coil arranged coaxially.
- Preferably a bias spring is provided biasing the slide in the direction from the valve chamber space communicating with the pressure pipe. The space in which the electric coil is arranged, is adjacent to the delivery chamber.
- In this embodiment the control valve is energized in the recirculation condition of the compressor. Thereby the advantgage is obtained that in the energized condition of the coil, this is cooled by the refrigerant in the delivery chamber and has a relatively low temperature during the recirculation.
- Hereafter the invention will be elucidated by reference to the drawing in which a prefered embodiment of the invention is shown.
- In the drawing a piston compressor is illustrated, however it is clear that the capacity control valve according to the invention may be applied also in other compressor types. Such piston compressors are frequently applied in cooling installations, in which as refrigerant freon or ammonia gas is used. The capacity control valve according to the invention seems to be suitable also for other applications.
- The compressor consists of a suction chamber 1 and a
delivery chamber 2 in the head of the compressor. The control valve is mounted on the head and is directly adjacent to thedelivery chamber 3. Said control valve consists of acylindrical valve chamber right hand side 3 of the valve chamber communicates with thespace 8 to which a pressure pipe not shown in the drawing may be connected. - In the valve chamber wall a number of
ports 9 are provided connecting the valve chamber to thedelivery chamber 2. The portion of the valve chamber in which theports 9 are provided is formed by a cylinder lining 10 pressed in the valve chamber and in the wall of which apertures are bored. Theports 9 are surrounded by a ring-shaped space 11 which may be considered as an extension of thedelivery chamber 2. By using the detachable cylinder lining 10 theports 9 may be provided in a simple way. - The
cylindrical slide 7 has two ring-shaped sealing faces face 12 engages the inner wall of the cylinder lining 10, whereas the second sealingface 13 engages a cilindrical wall of thevalve chamber portion 4. For the effective sealing any known sealing means may be applied. - The
slide 7 is slidable form the shown position at the left hand side of the ports to the right and reversely. - Between the said sealing faces 12, 13 a
recess 14 is provided, in which aspace 4 is closed by the recess face and the valve chamber wall. To said space a connectingconduct 15 is connected at a location so that in each position of theslide 7 the connectingconduct 15 debouches always into thespace 4 defined by therecess 14. Said connectingconduct 15 extends to the suction chamber 1. The connection between thesaid space 4 and the suction chamber 1 may be established also through passages in the head and the compressor housing. - The control valve is shown in the compressing condition. The
pistons delivery chamber 2. Piston compressors are generally known and consequently it is not necessary to go further into this. The refrigerant is pressed from thedelivery chamber 2 through theports 9 and thespace 8 into the pressure pipe not illustrated in the drawing. - When the compressor is put into the recirculation condition by activating the control valve, the
slide 7 is shifted from the left to the right, until the first sealingface 12 lies beyond theports 9. In this recirculation condition a refrigerant path is established extending from the suction chamber 1 through thedelivery chamber 2, theports 9, thespace 4 defined by therecess 14, the connectingconduct 15 and again to the suction chamber. In this condition the refrigerant is recirculated by thepistons space 8. - However, the possibility exists that the
slide 7 is blocked in some way and sticks. When in the blocked condition the sealingface 12 is at the right hand side of theports 9, problems do not arise because the compressor reamins in its un- dangerous recirculation condition. Also, when the sealingface 12 sticks at the left hand side of theports 9 no problem will arise because a vessel connected to the pressure pipe and not shown in the drawing should be provided with an overpressure protection according to regulations. However, a blocked intermediate position gives a problem because theports 9 may be completely closed by the sealingface 12. When in the blocked intermediate position theports 9 are closed by the first sealing face the compressor may be blown up by the pressure built up in thedelivery chamber 2. Said problems are removed in that the size of the first sealingface 12 is smaller in the direction of sliding than the size of theports 9 measured in the same direction. Thereby not a single position of theslide 7 is possible in which the ports are closed. Thus, in the intermediate position always a passage remains open to the suction chamber 1 or thespace 8 or both. - It is noted that balanced valves are known per se. By the construction of the
slide 7 having saidrecess 14, while the connectingconduct 15 always debouches into thespace 4 defined byrecess 14, the slide is always balanced with respect to the pressure established in the suction chamber 1 and transferred through the connectingconduct 15 onto theslide 7. The balancing of the slide is optimal when theopposite faces recess 14 extending upto thesealings slide 7 have equal cross section area within the sealing. - The balancing regarding the pressure in the
space 8 acting on theright hand face 20 of theslide 7 is obtained by a continuous passage extending from the righthand end face 20 to the lefthand end face 21 of theslide 7. In the shown embodiment said passage is defined by the clearance between operating rod 22 and thebore 23 of theslide 7. In order to produce said balancing the operating rod 22 may be hollow also and may be provided with a transverse aperture at the location of thespace 5. The latter solution is not shown because this is already sufficiently clear in itself. By said passage the pressures onto the left hand and right hand end faces 21 and 20 respectively of theslide 7 are equal and by their equal areas of the cross section within the sealing, theslide 7 is substantially balanced as to the pressure. A disturbance is caused by the area of the cross section of the rod. - The sliding of the
slide 7 may be controlled in any way, for example pneumatically. Preferably, in the shown embodiment the slide is operated electromagnetically resulting in the advantage of complete balance of the slide. - The electromagnetic control device consist of a
coil 24 which may be energized throughelectrical conductors 25. Saidcoil 24 is arranged in theleft hand part 6 of the control valve chamber and enclosed between thebush 26 and thecover 27. By means of 0-rings 28 andbush 35 the space of the coil is separated from thespaces electrical coil 24 anarmature 29 from magnetizable material is accommodated partly and axially slidable therein. Thearmature 29 is screwed onto the operating rod 22 of theslide 7. Thearmature 29 is supported slidable as an alternative in therecess 30 of thecover 27. Supporting may be at the bore 31. The sliding of thearmature 29 is effected by energizing thecoil 24. - Only a small portion 31 of the bore of the
bush 26 has a relatively small diameter. The remaining portion 32 of the bore of thebush 26 has a larger diameter for accommodating one end of thebias spring 33. The other end of thespring 33 is supported on the right hand face of thearmature 29. For balancing, between the portion 31 of the bore of thebush 26 and the operating rod 22 a space may be provided. In order to obtain the complete balance of the armature, the armature is also accommodated in itsguiding recess 30 by a small clearance. I.e. in thespaces - As seen from the drawing the valve chamber is located adjacent to the
delivery chamber 2, while theslide 7 is biased in the direction of its compressing position. Thereby the advantage is obtained that when thecoil 24 is energized and thus heated, it is cooled by the refrigerant in thedelivery chamber 2 through thewall 34 of the head of the compressor, said refrigerant having a lower temperature than the coil because with energized coil the compressor is in its recirculation condition. For in this condition, the relatively cooled refrigerant coming from the suction chamber 1 flows through thedelivery chamber 2.
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AT83200262T ATE15097T1 (en) | 1982-02-25 | 1983-02-18 | FLOW CONTROL VALVE FOR A COMPRESSOR. |
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NL8200765 | 1982-02-25 | ||
NL8200765A NL8200765A (en) | 1982-02-25 | 1982-02-25 | CAPACITY CONTROL VALVE FOR A COMPRESSOR. |
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EP0087838A1 EP0087838A1 (en) | 1983-09-07 |
EP0087838B1 true EP0087838B1 (en) | 1985-08-21 |
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EP83200262A Expired EP0087838B1 (en) | 1982-02-25 | 1983-02-18 | Capacity control valve for a compressor |
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JP (1) | JPS58197484A (en) |
AT (1) | ATE15097T1 (en) |
DE (1) | DE3360588D1 (en) |
DK (1) | DK152305C (en) |
NL (1) | NL8200765A (en) |
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EP0205670B1 (en) * | 1985-06-19 | 1989-10-25 | Whirlpool International B.V. | Refrigerating or heat-pump system |
US4694660A (en) * | 1986-05-27 | 1987-09-22 | Tecumseh Products Company | Refrigeration system including capacity modulation |
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FR2419447A1 (en) * | 1978-03-06 | 1979-10-05 | Bjoerklund Curt Arnold | DEVICE FOR ADJUSTING THE TEMPERATURE OR RELATIVE FLOW RATES OF AT LEAST TWO FLUIDS |
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ATE15097T1 (en) | 1985-09-15 |
DK152305B (en) | 1988-02-15 |
DK152305C (en) | 1988-07-11 |
JPH0119075B2 (en) | 1989-04-10 |
NL8200765A (en) | 1983-09-16 |
DK82783A (en) | 1983-08-26 |
JPS58197484A (en) | 1983-11-17 |
EP0087838A1 (en) | 1983-09-07 |
DE3360588D1 (en) | 1985-09-26 |
DK82783D0 (en) | 1983-02-23 |
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