JP2010107143A - Refrigerating air conditioner - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a refrigerating air conditioner enabling smooth air conditioning operation by appropriately adjusting a flow passage and a flow rate within a refrigerant circuit without fluctuating the temperature of a refrigerating compartment and a freezer. <P>SOLUTION: A multistage compressor 1, an outdoor heat exchanger 2, a first electronic expansion valve 3a and a freezer heat exchanger 5 are interconnected annularly, and the discharge side of the multistage compressor 1 is connected to the downstream side of the outdoor heat exchanger 2 by a first bypass passage 8 including an air conditioning heat exchanger 4a. A second bypass passage 9 including a vegetable compartment heat exchanger 4b is connected to a connection pipe 1e, and a third bypass passage 10 including a refrigerant compartment indoor heat exchanger 4c is connected to a connection pipe 1b for interconnecting a first compressor 1a and a second compressor 1b. A fourth bypass passage 11 including a fourth solenoid on-off valve 6d is provided between the air conditioning heat exchanger 4a and a third solenoid on-off valve 6c and between a seventh solenoid on-off valve 6g and a third accumulator 5c. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT

Description

The present invention relates to a refrigeration air conditioner, and more specifically, enables various operations,
It is related with the structure which can maintain the room temperature of a refrigerator compartment and a freezer appropriately.

  As a refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus capable of performing air-conditioning operation such as air-conditioning and the like, and refrigerating and freezing operations at the same time, for example, as shown in FIG. 41, a heat source side heat exchanger 42, a main expansion valve 43, a receiver 44, an air conditioning heat exchanger 46 including a sub expansion valve 46a, and a refrigeration heat exchanger 47 including a sub expansion valve 47a. The refrigerating heat exchanger 48 provided with the sub-expansion valve 48a is connected, and the refrigerating compressor 45 constitutes a refrigerant circuit.

  When the air conditioning heat exchanger 46 performs the cooling operation and the refrigeration and freezing operations, the high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant discharged from the pair of compressors 40a and 40b arranged in parallel merges, and then the four-way valve 41 is Then, it flows into the heat source side heat exchanger 42 and condenses. The condensed refrigerant branches into three directions via the receiver 44, and one of the branched flows is depressurized by the sub-expansion valve 46a and evaporated by the air conditioning heat exchanger 46 to perform the cooling operation. The other branched refrigerant is depressurized by the sub-expansion valve 47a and the sub-expansion valve 48a, flows into the refrigeration heat exchanger 47 and the refrigeration heat exchanger 48, and evaporates. The refrigeration operation is performed. In addition, since the refrigerant evaporated in the refrigeration heat exchanger 48 has a cryogenic pressure and low pressure, it is compressed by the refrigeration compressor 45 and becomes an intermediate pressure, and then merged with the refrigerant that flows out of the refrigeration heat exchanger 47, The refrigerant flows into the compressors 40a and 40b, is further compressed, becomes a high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant, and is discharged again.

  In addition, the four-way valve 41 is switched, and the refrigerant compressed by the compressors 40a and 40b is allowed to flow into the air-conditioning heat exchanger 46 to condense, and the heating operation is performed, and the refrigerant flows out of the air-conditioning heat exchanger 46. A so-called heat recovery operation can also be performed by causing the refrigerant to flow into the refrigeration heat exchanger 47 and the refrigeration heat exchanger 48 to perform the refrigeration operation and the refrigeration operation.

  FIG. 6B is a cycle diagram in the cooling operation. The low-temperature refrigerant evaporated in the refrigeration heat exchanger 48 flows into the refrigeration compressor 45 at the pressure PL2, is compressed, and rises to the intermediate pressure PL1. The refrigerant whose pressure has increased to the intermediate pressure PL1 merges with the refrigerant flowing out of the air-conditioning heat exchanger 46 and the refrigeration heat exchanger 47 and decreases the enthalpy, and then flows into the compressors 40a and 40b and is compressed again. As a result, the pressure rises by ΔP to PH and is discharged at a high temperature and pressure.

In the compressors 40a and 40b, increasing the refrigerant pressure from the intermediate pressure PL1 to the high pressure PH at a time causes a reduction in compression efficiency, causes a decrease in COP (coefficient of performance), and increases a discharge temperature. There was a possibility that the operation was stopped. In addition, if the amount of refrigerant flowing into the air conditioning heat exchanger 46 or the temperature of the refrigerant is changed to adjust the temperature in the store or indoors, the refrigerant flows into the refrigeration heat exchanger 47 and the refrigeration heat exchanger 48 due to this effect. The refrigerant amount or refrigerant temperature to be changed fluctuates, and the room temperature of the refrigerator compartment and the freezer that needs to be maintained at a constant temperature fluctuates.
International Publication Number WO2002 / 046663 (5 pages, FIG. 1)

  In view of the above problems, the present invention provides a refrigeration air conditioner that can improve the COP of the refrigeration cycle and can keep the room temperature of the refrigerator compartment and the freezer constant even if the temperature in the store or the room is adjusted. For the purpose.

  In order to solve the above problems, the present invention provides a compression mechanism comprising a first compression means, a second compression means, and a third compression means, a heat source side heat exchanger, a main decompression means, a low temperature heat exchanger, A first bypass passage having a first sub decompression means and a first use side heat exchanger between the discharge side of the compression mechanism and between the heat source side heat exchanger and the main decompression means Connected between the second compression means and the third compression means, and between the heat source side heat exchanger and the main pressure reduction means, provided with a second sub pressure reduction means and a second use side heat exchanger. Two bypass passages are connected, and the third sub decompression means and the third use side heat exchanger are connected between the first compression means and the second compression means, and between the heat source side heat exchanger and the main decompression means. It becomes the structure connected by the provided 3rd bypass path.

  Moreover, it has the structure which provided the 4th bypass path provided with the opening-and-closing means between the said compression mechanism and the said 1st utilization side heat exchanger, and between the said compression mechanism and the said low temperature heat exchanger. .

  Further, the room temperature of the installation room provided with the third use side heat exchanger and the low temperature heat exchanger is maintained in a predetermined temperature range, while the room temperature of the installation room provided with the second use side heat exchanger is The third usage side heat exchanger and the low temperature heat exchanger are configured to be variable in a wider temperature range than the installation room in which the third usage side heat exchanger and the low temperature heat exchanger are installed.

  Moreover, it has the structure which provided the 4th bypass path provided with the opening-and-closing means between the said compression mechanism and the said 1st utilization side heat exchanger, and between the said compression mechanism and the said low temperature heat exchanger. .

  According to the first aspect of the invention, the compression load is reduced and the COP (coefficient of performance) is improved in the first compression means and the second compression means. In addition, a new installation room having a temperature range different from that of the installation room in which the first use side heat exchanger is installed can be provided.

  According to the second aspect of the present invention, the cooling operation can be performed in the first use side heat exchanger by opening the fourth bypass passage.

  According to invention of Claim 3, even if it changes the refrigerant | coolant circulation amount or refrigerant | coolant temperature circulated to the 1st utilization side heat exchanger, the installation room which installed the 3rd utilization side heat exchanger and the low temperature heat exchanger The room temperature is not changed.

  According to the fourth aspect of the invention, an air conditioning operation using only the heat source side heat exchanger and the first usage side heat exchanger is possible.

  DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail as examples based on the attached drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a refrigerant circuit diagram showing a first embodiment of a refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a refrigerant circuit diagram showing a change in refrigerant flow in the first embodiment. FIG. 3 is a refrigerant circuit diagram showing the second embodiment, and FIG. 4 is a PH diagram in the first embodiment. FIG. 5 is a refrigerant circuit diagram showing a third embodiment.

  The refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus according to the present invention is adapted to be used in, for example, a convenience store. The air-conditioning operation for cooling and heating the store, the cooling operation for the vegetable room storing vegetables, and the storage room for storing various foods Refrigeration operation and freezing operation in a showcase or the like can be performed simultaneously.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the first embodiment of the present invention is a multistage compressor as a compression mechanism in which a first compressor 1a, a second compressor 1b and a third compressor 1c as compression means are connected in series. 1, an outdoor heat exchanger 2 as a heat source side heat exchanger in which a first electromagnetic on-off valve 6 a and a second electromagnetic on-off valve 6 b are arranged in front and back, a first expansion valve 3 a as a main pressure reducing means, A freezer heat exchanger 5 as a heat exchanger, a seventh electromagnetic on-off valve 6g, and a third accumulator 5c are connected in a ring shape by a pipe 7.

  A multistage compressor 1 as a compression mechanism is configured by connecting a first compressor 1a, a second compressor 1b, and a third compressor 1c as compression means in series, and a discharge side of the first compressor 1a. The suction side of the second compressor 1b is connected by a connecting pipe 1d, and the discharge side of the second compressor 1b and the suction side of the third compressor 1c are connected by a connecting pipe 1e, respectively. The refrigerant compressed by the first compressor 1a is caused to flow into the second compressor 1b through the connecting pipe 1d and compressed, and further through the connecting pipe 1e into the third compressor 1c to be compressed to a higher pressure. Therefore, it is possible to obtain the necessary compression differential pressure without using a single-stage compressor having a large compression differential pressure, so that the operation can be performed corresponding to a wide outside air temperature range. It has become.

  The discharge side of the multistage compressor 1 and the downstream side of the outdoor heat exchanger 2 are connected by a first bypass path 8, and the first bypass path 8 includes a first sub electronic expansion valve 3 b and a first usage side. An air conditioner heat exchanger 4a as a heat exchanger and a third electromagnetic on-off valve 6c are provided. The connecting pipe 1e connecting the second compressor 1b and the third compressor 1c is connected to the second bypass path 9 from the pipe 7, and the second bypass path 9 is connected to the second sub electronic expansion valve 3c. The vegetable room heat exchanger 4b as a second use side heat exchanger, a first accumulator 5a, and a fifth electromagnetic on-off valve 6e are provided. The connecting pipe 1d connecting the first compressor 1a and the second compressor 1b is connected to the third bypass passage 10 from the pipe 7, and the third bypass passage 10 is connected to the third sub electronic expansion valve 3d. The refrigerator compartment heat exchanger 4c as a third usage side heat exchanger, a second accumulator 5b, and a sixth electromagnetic opening / closing valve 6f are provided.

  Between the heat exchanger 4a for air conditioning arranged in the first bypass path 8 and the third electromagnetic on-off valve 6c, and between the seventh electromagnetic on-off valve 6g and the third accumulator 5c of the pipe 7, the fourth electromagnetic on-off. A fourth bypass passage 11 having a valve 6d is provided, and the bypass passage refrigerant pressure and the compressor discharge pressure are detected in the second bypass passage 9, the third bypass passage 10, the connecting pipe 1d, and the connecting pipe 1e. Each pressure gauge is provided.

  Next, the flow of the refrigerant will be described. When the air conditioner heat exchanger 4a performs cooling, the first electromagnetic on-off valve 6a, the second electromagnetic on-off valve 6b, and the fourth electromagnetic on-off valve 6d are opened as shown in FIG. The electromagnetic on-off valve 6c is closed.

  The high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant compressed by the multistage compressor 1 flows into the outdoor heat exchanger 2 via the first electromagnetic on-off valve 6a due to the third electromagnetic on-off valve 6c being closed, Heat exchanges and condenses. The condensed refrigerant flows into the first bypass passage 8 and is depressurized by the first sub-electronic expansion valve 3b to become a low temperature and a low pressure, and then flows into the air conditioner heat exchanger 4a and exchanges heat with the air flowing around it to generate heat. By evaporating while absorbing water, the inside or the room is cooled. The evaporated refrigerant is refluxed to the multistage compressor 1 through the fourth bypass passage 11 by opening the fourth electromagnetic on-off valve 6d.

  The refrigerant flowing into the second bypass passage 9 through the pipe 7 is depressurized by the second sub-electronic expansion valve 3c, and then exchanges heat with the air flowing in the vegetable room heat exchanger 4b to generate heat. By absorbing and evaporating, the cooling operation in the vegetable room is performed. The evaporated refrigerant is refluxed to the connecting pipe 1e that connects the second compressor 1b and the third compressor 1c via the first accumulator 5a. Similarly, after the refrigerant flowing into the third bypass passage 10 is decompressed by the third sub-electronic expansion valve 3d, the refrigerant exchanges heat with the air flowing in the refrigerating room heat exchanger 4c to absorb the heat and evaporate. As a result, a refrigeration operation is performed in a refrigerating room in which various foods are stored, and the refrigerant flows back to the connecting pipe 1d connecting the first compressor 1a and the second compressor 1b via the second accumulator 5b. Yes. The refrigerant flowing into the freezer heat exchanger 5 through the first expansion valve 3a absorbs ambient heat, cools the inside of the freezer such as a showcase, and is returned to the multistage compressor 1. .

  In addition, the refrigerant flowing out of the refrigerating room heat exchanger 4c is supplied to the connecting pipe 1d, mixed with the refrigerant compressed by the first compressor 1a, cooled, and the vegetable room heat exchanger 4b is The refrigerant that has flowed out is supplied to the connecting pipe 1e, mixed with the refrigerant compressed by the second compressor 1b, and cooled to prevent an increase in the temperature of the refrigerant discharged from the third compressor 1c. It is like that.

  The flow of the refrigerant in the above operation will be described with reference to the Ph diagram of FIG. The horizontal axis of the Ph diagram is specific enthalpy and the vertical axis is pressure. Note that the flow of “G → H → E”, the flow of “G → I → C”, and the flow of “G → J → A”, which will be described later, are independent flows.

  The low-temperature and low-pressure gas refrigerant flowing out from the freezer heat exchanger 5 and flowing into the first compressor 1a is compressed from the state A to the state B, and then flows out from the refrigerating room heat exchanger 4c and flows into the third bypass 10. Is mixed with the refrigerant flowing back to the connecting pipe 1d, and the temperature is lowered to the state C. The refrigerant whose temperature has been lowered is further compressed by the second compressor 1b and transferred to the state D, and then mixed with the refrigerant flowing out from the vegetable room heat exchanger 4b and returning to the connecting pipe 1e from the second bypass passage 9, The temperature drops to state E. The refrigerant in the state E is sucked into the third compressor 1c, further compressed, and shifted to the state F.

  The high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant in the state F flows into the outdoor heat exchanger 2, releases heat to the surroundings, and condenses to reduce the enthalpy at a constant pressure and shift to the liquid-phase refrigerant state G. ing. The liquid-phase refrigerant that has shifted to the state G flows into the first expansion valve 3a via the pipe 7 and is depressurized to shift to the low-temperature and low-pressure state J. Subsequently, the freezer heat exchanger 5 absorbs ambient heat. It evaporates to become a gas refrigerant, and is returned to the first compressor 1a in the state A.

  The refrigerant that has flowed from the pipe 7 into the third bypass passage 10 is depressurized by the third sub-electronic expansion valve 3d to shift from the state G to the state I, and subsequently flows into the refrigerating room heat exchanger 4c, where As indicated by I → C, heat is exchanged with the air flowing in the surroundings to evaporate and merge with the refrigerant in the state B compressed by the first compressor 1a. Moreover, the refrigerant | coolant which flowed into the 2nd bypass path 9 from the piping 7 transfers to the state H from the state G by being pressure-reduced with the 2nd subelectronic expansion valve 3c, and flows into the heat exchanger 4b for vegetable rooms subsequently. As shown by the solid line H → E, heat is exchanged with the air flowing in the surroundings to evaporate and merge with the refrigerant in the state D compressed by the second compressor 1b.

  By configuring the multistage compressor 1 by connecting the first compressor 1a, the second compressor 1b, and the third compressor 1c in series, the load on each compressor is reduced. The refrigerant from the refrigerator heat exchanger 4c is supplied between the compressor 1a and the second compressor 1b, and from the vegetable room heat exchanger 4b between the second compressor 1b and the third compressor 1c. As the refrigerant is supplied, the suction temperature of the first compressor 1a is lowered, and the discharge temperature from the multistage compressor 1 is lowered.

  Moreover, the 2nd bypass path 9 provided with the heat exchanger 4b for vegetable rooms is provided with the 1st bypass path 8 provided with the heat exchanger 4a for an air conditioning, The 2nd bypass path 9 is provided with the 2nd compressor 1b. By connecting to the connecting pipe 1e that connects the third compressor 1c, the air-conditioned room using the vegetable room heat exchanger 4b, which has a different temperature range from the inside or the room where the air-conditioning heat exchanger 4a is installed, is provided. It can be installed.

  Next, the flow of the refrigerant when performing the heating operation with the air conditioner heat exchanger 4a will be described. As shown in FIG. 2B, the first electromagnetic on-off valve 6a, the second electromagnetic on-off valve 6b, the third electromagnetic on-off valve 6c, and the seventh electromagnetic on-off valve 6g are opened, but the fourth electromagnetic on-off valve 6d is closed. It has come to be.

  The high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant compressed by the multistage compressor 1 flows into the outdoor heat exchanger 2 and the air-conditioning heat exchanger 4a by opening the first electromagnetic on-off valve 6a and the third electromagnetic on-off valve 6c. , Release heat and condense. The condensed refrigerant flows into the second bypass passage 9 and the third bypass passage 10 and exchanges heat with the air flowing in the vegetable room heat exchanger 4b and the refrigeration room heat exchanger 4c to absorb heat and evaporate. Thus, the refrigerant flows back to the connecting pipe 1e and the connecting pipe 1d. The refrigerant that has flowed into the freezer heat exchanger 5 through the first expansion valve 3 a absorbs ambient heat, cools the inside of the freezer, and returns to the multistage compressor 1.

  Even in the heating operation, the low-temperature and low-pressure refrigerant evaporated and absorbed by the heat exchanger 4c for the refrigerator compartment is supplied to the connecting pipe 1d and merged with the refrigerant compressed by the first compressor 1a, so that the heat for the vegetable compartment The low-temperature and low-pressure refrigerant evaporated by absorbing heat in the exchanger 4b is supplied to the connecting pipe 1e and merged with the refrigerant compressed in the second compressor 1b, whereby the refrigerant discharged from the third compressor 1c. The discharge temperature can be prevented from rising.

  Further, by supplying the refrigerant condensed in the outdoor heat exchanger 2 and the refrigerating room heat exchanger 4c to the vegetable room heat exchanger 4b, the refrigerating room heat exchanger 4c, and the freezer heat exchanger 5, It is possible to increase the amount of refrigerant evaporating and improve the refrigeration capacity and the freezing capacity.

  When the air conditioner heat exchanger 4a is used alone as a condenser, the first electromagnetic on-off valve 6a and the second electromagnetic on-off valve 6b are closed. As a result, the refrigerant does not flow into the outdoor heat exchanger 2, and the air conditioner heat exchanger 4 a can be used independently, and an operation that emphasizes energy efficiency can be performed.

  The freezer that is equipped with the freezer heat exchanger 5 and stores frozen foods, etc. must always be kept within a predetermined temperature range within a settable temperature range of −45 ° C. to −20 ° C., For example, when the set use temperature is set to −30 ° C., the use temperature range is maintained from −29 ° C. of −30 ± 1 ° C. to −31 ° C. Moreover, the refrigerator compartment provided with the heat exchanger 4c for refrigerator compartments which preserve | saves and preserves normal food etc. needs to be always kept within the use temperature range within the settable temperature range of -5 ° C to -20 ° C. For example, when the set use temperature is set to −10 ° C., the use temperature range is maintained from −9 ° C. to −11 ° C. of −10 ± 1 ° C. For this reason, it is necessary to always circulate a certain amount of cryogenic refrigerant downstream of the first expansion valve 3a of the pipe 7 to which the heat exchanger 5 for the freezer is connected. It is necessary to constantly circulate a low-temperature refrigerant so that the connected refrigerator compartment is kept within a certain operating temperature range.

By adjusting the refrigerant circulation amount or refrigerant temperature circulating to the air conditioning heat exchanger 4a connected to the first bypass path 8 to adjust the temperature in the store or the room provided with the air conditioning heat exchanger 4a, Along with this, the amount of refrigerant and the temperature of the refrigerant flowing into the freezer heat exchanger 5 and the cold room heat exchanger 4c change, and the temperatures of the freezer room and the cold room may fluctuate greatly, but this is prevented. Therefore, the vegetable room heat exchanger 4b connected to the second bypass passage 9 also has a function as a dummy heat exchanger. The room temperature of the vegetable room in which the vegetable room heat exchanger 4b is installed is, for example, a set use temperature of 4 ° C., but the use temperature range is 4 ° ± 5 ° C., and the room temperature is −1. Temperature variation is allowed from ° C to 9 ° C. That is, the use temperature range is set within the settable temperature range for the refrigerator compartment and the freezer, but the refrigerator temperature and the freezer cannot greatly change the use temperature range. However, the vegetable room provided with the heat exchanger 4b for vegetable rooms can change the operating temperature range greatly.

  When the amount of refrigerant circulating to the air conditioning heat exchanger 4a is changed to adjust the temperature in the store or the room, the amount of refrigerant circulating to the vegetable room heat exchanger 4b is changed accordingly. It has become. When the throttle of the second expansion valve 3b is adjusted to change the amount of refrigerant circulating to the heat exchanger 4a for air conditioning, and the temperature in the store or the room is lowered, the throttle of the second secondary electronic expansion valve 3c is adjusted. By changing the amount of circulating refrigerant flowing into the vegetable room heat exchanger 4b and increasing the temperature of the vegetable room, the amount of change in the heat exchange amount in the air conditioner heat exchanger 4a can be reduced to the vegetable room heat exchanger 4b. Therefore, the state of the refrigerant that is absorbed by the fluctuation of the amount of heat exchange in the refrigerator and flows into the heat exchanger 4c for the refrigerator compartment and the heat exchanger 5 for the freezer is kept as constant as possible. Thereby, even if it adjusts air-conditioning temperature, it can prevent giving the big fluctuation | variation to the room temperature of a refrigerator compartment and a freezer compartment.

  Next, a second embodiment will be described. In the second embodiment, as shown in FIG. 3, the first electromagnetic on-off valve 6a and the outdoor heat exchanger 2, the seventh electromagnetic on-off valve 6g, and the third accumulator 5c are compared with the refrigerant circuit in the first embodiment. Is provided with a fifth bypass passage 12 having an eighth electromagnetic on-off valve 6h.

  By providing the fifth bypass passage 12, an air conditioning operation using only the air conditioner heat exchanger 4a and the outdoor heat exchanger 2 is possible. When performing the heating operation, as shown in FIG. 3B, the second electromagnetic on-off valve 6b, the third electromagnetic on-off valve 6c, and the eighth electromagnetic on-off valve 6h are opened, but the first electromagnetic on-off valve 6a and the first electromagnetic on-off valve 6a The four electromagnetic on-off valves 6d are closed.

  The high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant compressed by the multistage compressor 1 flows into the air-conditioning heat exchanger 4a by closing the first electromagnetic on-off valve 6a and opening the third electromagnetic on-off valve 6c. It releases heat to the surrounding air and condenses. The condensed refrigerant flows into the outdoor heat exchanger 2 by opening the second electromagnetic on-off valve 6b, and evaporates by absorbing heat from the air flowing in the outdoor heat exchanger 2. The evaporated refrigerant is recirculated to the multistage compressor 1 through the fifth bypass passage 12 by opening the eighth electromagnetic on-off valve 6h. At this time, if the fifth electromagnetic on-off valve 6e, the sixth electromagnetic on-off valve 6f, and the seventh electromagnetic on-off valve 6g are opened, the vegetable room heat exchanger 4b and the refrigeration room heat exchanger 4c perform the cooling operation. The freezing operation can be performed by the freezer heat exchanger 5.

  When the air conditioning heat exchanger 4a performs a cooling operation, the first electromagnetic on-off valve 6a, the second electromagnetic on-off valve 6b, and the fourth electromagnetic on-off valve 6d are opened, but the third electromagnetic on-off valve 6c and the eighth electromagnetic on-off valve are opened. The on-off valve 6h is closed. The high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant compressed by the multistage compressor 1 flows into the outdoor heat exchanger 2 and condenses because the third electromagnetic on-off valve 6c is closed. The condensed refrigerant flows into the first bypass 8 and is depressurized by the first sub-electronic expansion valve 3b, and then evaporates in the air conditioner heat exchanger 4a. The evaporated refrigerant is refluxed to the multistage compressor 1 through the fourth bypass passage 11 by opening the fourth electromagnetic on-off valve 6d. Even in this case, if the fifth electromagnetic on / off valve 6e, the sixth electromagnetic on / off valve 6f, and the seventh electromagnetic on / off valve 6g are opened, the vegetable room heat exchanger 4b and the refrigeration room heat exchanger 4c perform the cooling operation. The freezing operation can be performed by the freezer heat exchanger 5.

  Next, a third embodiment will be described. In the third embodiment, as shown in FIG. 5, the multistage compressor 1, the outdoor heat exchanger 2 in which the first electromagnetic on-off valve 6a and the second electromagnetic on-off valve 6b are arranged at the front and rear, and the fifth electronic expansion valve 3e. A first receiver tank 13, a sixth electronic expansion valve 3f, a second receiver tank 15, a first expansion valve 3a, a freezer heat exchanger 5, a seventh electromagnetic on-off valve 6g, and a third accumulator. 5c is connected in an annular shape by a pipe 7.

  The discharge side of the multistage compressor 1 and the second electromagnetic on-off valve 6b and the fifth electronic expansion valve 3e are connected by a first bypass path 8, and the first bypass path 8 has an outdoor heat exchanger 2 connected thereto. From the downstream side, a first sub electronic expansion valve 3b, a heat exchanger 4a for air conditioning, and a third electromagnetic on-off valve 6c are provided. A second bypass 9 is connected between the connecting pipe 1e that connects the second compressor 1b and the third compressor 1c, the first receiver tank 13, and the sixth electronic expansion valve 3f. The bypass passage 9 is provided with a second sub electronic expansion valve 3c, a vegetable room heat exchanger 4b, a first accumulator 5a, and a fifth electromagnetic on-off valve 6e. A third bypass 10 is connected between the connecting pipe 1d connecting the first compressor 1a and the second compressor 1b, the first receiver tank 13, and the sixth electronic expansion valve 3f. The bypass passage 10 is provided with a third sub electronic expansion valve 3d, a refrigerating chamber heat exchanger 4c, a second accumulator 5b, and a sixth electromagnetic opening / closing valve 6f.

  A gas pipe 14 is led out from the first receiver tank 13, and the gas pipe 14 is divided into a gas pipe 14a having a ninth electromagnetic on-off valve 6j and a gas pipe 14b having a tenth electromagnetic on-off valve 6k. One of the branched gas pipes 14a is connected to the first accumulator 5a, and the other branched gas pipe 14b is connected to the second accumulator 5b. Similarly, the gas pipe 16 provided with the eleventh electromagnetic opening / closing valve 6m is led out from the second receiver tank 15, and the gas pipe 16 is provided between the freezer heat exchanger 5 and the seventh electromagnetic opening / closing valve 6g. It is connected.

  Next, the flow of the refrigerant will be described. The first electromagnetic on-off valve 6a and the third electromagnetic on-off valve 6c are opened to use the outdoor heat exchanger 2 and the air conditioning heat exchanger 4a, and the air conditioning heat exchanger 4a is used alone. In this case, the first sub electronic expansion valve 3b is in a fully opened state so that the throttling operation is not performed.

  When the first electromagnetic on-off valve 6a and the third electromagnetic on-off valve 6c are opened, the high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant discharged from the multistage compressor 1 flows into the outdoor heat exchanger 2 and the air-conditioning heat exchanger 4a, It condenses while releasing heat into the surrounding air. The condensed refrigerant is decompressed by the fifth electronic expansion valve 3e to be in a low temperature and low pressure state, flows into the first receiver tank 13, and is separated into liquid refrigerant and gas refrigerant.

  The liquid refrigerant separated in the first receiver tank 13 flows into the second bypass path 9 and the third bypass path 10, and the liquid refrigerant flowing into the second bypass path 9 is decompressed by the second sub electronic expansion valve 3c. Further, the temperature becomes low temperature and low pressure, and after flowing into the vegetable room heat exchanger 4b and absorbing and evaporating from the air flowing therearound, it is refluxed to the connecting pipe 1e. Similarly, the liquid refrigerant flowing into the third bypass passage 10 is depressurized by the third sub-electronic expansion valve 3d to become a low temperature and low pressure, flows into the refrigerating room heat exchanger 4c and evaporates, and then returns to the connecting pipe 1d. It is supposed to be. In this way, by evaporating the liquid refrigerant separated in the first receiver tank 13 in the vegetable room heat exchanger 4b and the refrigeration room heat exchanger 4c, the latent heat of vaporization increases and the cooling capacity is improved. ing. The gas refrigerant separated in the first receiver tank 13 is sent to the first accumulator 5a and the second accumulator 5b through the gas pipe 14a and the gas pipe 14b, thereby maintaining the refrigerant flow rate balance.

  The liquid refrigerant separated in the first receiver tank 13 is further depressurized by the sixth electronic expansion valve 3f, and again separated into liquid refrigerant and gas refrigerant by the second receiver tank 15. The separated liquid refrigerant is depressurized by the first expansion valve 3a, becomes supercooled, evaporates in the freezer heat exchanger 5, heat-exchanges, and then returns to the multistage compressor 1. By evaporating the supercooled refrigerant, the cooling capacity of the freezer heat exchanger 5 can be improved, and the gas refrigerant separated in the second receiver tank 15 is separated by the gas pipe 16. The refrigerant flow rate balance is maintained by returning to the downstream side of the freezer heat exchanger 5.

1 is a refrigerant circuit diagram showing a first embodiment of a refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus according to the present invention. It is a refrigerant circuit figure which shows the change of the flow of the refrigerant | coolant in a 1st Example. It is a refrigerant circuit figure which shows the 2nd Example of the refrigerating air conditioning apparatus by this invention. It is a Ph diagram in the first embodiment. It is a refrigerant circuit figure which shows the 3rd Example of the refrigerating air conditioner by this invention. It is a refrigerant circuit diagram which shows the refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus by a prior art example.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Multistage compressor 1a 1st compressor 1b 2nd compressor 1c 3rd compressor 1d Connection pipe 1e Connection pipe 2 Outdoor heat exchanger 3a 1st electronic expansion valve 3b 1st secondary electronic expansion valve 3c 2nd secondary electronic expansion valve 3d Third sub-electronic expansion valve 3e Fifth electronic expansion valve 3f Sixth electronic expansion valve 4a Heat exchanger for air conditioning 4b Heat exchanger for vegetable room 4c Heat exchanger for refrigerator room 5 Heat exchanger for freezer 5a First accumulator 5b 2nd accumulator 5c 3rd accumulator 6a 1st electromagnetic on-off valve 6b 2nd electromagnetic on-off valve 6c 3rd electromagnetic on-off valve 6d 4th electromagnetic on-off valve 6e 5th electromagnetic on-off valve 6f 6th electromagnetic on-off valve 6g 7th electromagnetic on-off valve 6h Eighth electromagnetic on-off valve 6j Ninth electromagnetic on-off valve 6k Tenth electromagnetic on-off valve 6m Eleventh electromagnetic on-off valve 7 Piping 8 First bypass path 9 Second bypass path 10 Third bypass path 11 Fourth bypasser Road 12 fifth bypass passage 13 first receiver tank 14 gas pipe 15 the second receiver tank 16 Gas pipe

Claims (4)

  The compression mechanism including the first compression means, the second compression means, and the third compression means, the heat source side heat exchanger, the main decompression means, and the low temperature heat exchanger are connected in an annular shape, and the compression mechanism The discharge side and the heat source side heat exchanger and the main pressure reducing means are connected by a first bypass passage having a first sub pressure reducing means and a first use side heat exchanger, and the second compression means and the The third compression means and the heat source side heat exchanger and the main pressure reduction means are connected by a second bypass passage having a second sub pressure reduction means and a second usage side heat exchanger, and the first compression And the second compression means, and the heat source side heat exchanger and the main decompression means are connected by a third bypass passage having a third sub decompression means and a third utilization side heat exchanger. Refrigeration air conditioner characterized.   The fourth bypass passage having an opening / closing means is provided between the compression mechanism and the first use side heat exchanger and between the compression mechanism and the low temperature heat exchanger. The refrigeration air conditioner according to 1.   The room temperature of the installation room in which the third usage side heat exchanger and the low temperature heat exchanger are installed is maintained in a predetermined temperature range, while the room temperature of the installation room in which the second usage side heat exchanger is installed is the first room temperature. The refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus is variable in a temperature range wider than an installation room in which the three use side heat exchangers and the low-temperature heat exchanger are installed.   The fifth bypass passage having an opening / closing means is provided between the compression mechanism and the heat source side heat exchanger and between the compression mechanism and the low temperature heat exchanger. Refrigeration air conditioner of description.

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