WO2005052472A1 - 冷凍装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a refrigerating apparatus connected to an existing communication pipe, which performs a cleaning operation of the communication pipe.
- a refrigerating apparatus including a refrigerant circuit in which a refrigerant circulates to perform a vapor compression refrigeration cycle is known.
- the refrigeration system is composed of indoor and outdoor units, and these indoor and outdoor units are connected by connecting pipes. These connecting pipes are often embedded inside buildings. For this reason, it is difficult to replace the communication pipe when the refrigeration system is updated, and a new refrigeration system has been introduced using the existing connection pipe.
- CFC refrigerants and HCFC refrigerants that have been used as refrigerants to be filled in the refrigerant circuit have been totally abolished because they have adverse effects on the environment such as destruction of the ozone layer.
- a refrigeration system using a new refrigerant such as HFC refrigerant
- CFC refrigerant / HCFC refrigerant mineral oil, which is a refrigerating machine oil for CFC refrigerant and HCFC refrigerant, remains in the existing connection pipe.
- Patent Document 1 JP-A-2000-329432
- an air conditioner which is a type of refrigerator, often has a height difference between the installation positions of the outdoor unit and the indoor unit.
- a vertically extending portion is formed in the communication pipe for connecting the outdoor unit and the indoor unit.
- the present invention has been made in view of the power, and an object of the present invention is to provide a refrigerating apparatus that performs a cleaning operation of an existing communication pipe! The purpose is to reliably reduce the remaining amount of refuse and prevent problems.
- the first and second means for solving the problem are to provide the compressor (21) and the heat source side heat exchange (24) together with the existing liquid side communication pipe (60) and gas side communication pipe (70).
- a heat source side circuit (11) connected to the use side heat exchanger (33), and operating the compressor (21) to operate the existing liquid side connection pipe (60) and gas side connection pipe (70). Power This is intended for refrigeration systems that perform cleaning operations to remove refrigeration oil for old refrigerants.
- the operation state during the cleaning operation is set.
- a second solution is that the gas-side communication pipe (70) to which the heat source-side circuit (11) of the refrigeration apparatus is connected has a plurality of branches connected to a plurality of use-side heat exchangers.
- the gas refrigerant flowing through the main pipe (72) of the gas-side communication pipe (70) is constituted by a pipe (71) and a main pipe (72) to which the plurality of branch pipes (71) are connected. Is U, the inner diameter of the main pipe (72) is D, the density of the gas refrigerant flowing through the main pipe (72) is d, and the density of the liquid existing in the main pipe (72) is d.
- the operating state during the cleaning operation is set based on the above.
- the third and fourth solutions are to provide a compressor (21) and a heat source side heat exchange (24), and at the same time, through an existing liquid side communication pipe (60) and gas side communication pipe (70).
- the heat source side circuit (11) connected to the use side heat exchanger (33) and the refrigerating machine oil that is provided on the suction side of the compressor (21) in the heat source side circuit (11) and is separated from the gas refrigerant are stored.
- the compressor (21) is operated to recover the refrigerating machine oil for the old refrigerant remaining in the existing liquid-side communication pipe (60) and gas-side communication pipe (70). It is intended for refrigeration equipment that performs a washing operation to be collected in a container (40).
- a third solution is that the velocity of the gas refrigerant flowing through the gas side communication pipe (70) is U, the inner diameter of the gas side communication pipe (70) is D, and the gas side communication pipe is Let d be the density of the gas refrigerant flowing through (70), let d be the density of the liquid present in the gas side communication pipe (70), and let the gravitational acceleration be gg 1
- the operation state during the cleaning operation is set.
- the gas-side communication pipe (70) to which the heat source-side circuit (11) of the refrigeration apparatus is connected has a plurality of branches connected to a plurality of use-side heat exchangers.
- the gas refrigerant flowing through the main pipe (72) of the gas-side communication pipe (70) is constituted by a pipe (71) and a main pipe (72) to which the plurality of branch pipes (71) are connected. Is U, the inner diameter of the main pipe (72) is D, the density of the gas refrigerant flowing through the main pipe (72) is d, and the density of the liquid existing in the main pipe (72) is d.
- the operating state during the cleaning operation is set based on the above.
- the operation state during the cleaning operation is set such that the Froude number Fr is larger than 1. .
- a sixth solution is the solution according to the first, second, third or fourth solution, wherein the operating state during the cleaning operation is set such that the Froude number Fr becomes 1.5 or more. It is.
- a seventh solution is the first, second, third or fourth solution, wherein the heat source side circuit (11
- the refrigerant filled in ()) is a mixed refrigerant containing R32 or a natural refrigerant.
- the heat source side circuit (11) is connected to the use side heat exchanger (33) via the existing liquid side communication pipe (60) and gas side communication pipe (70). .
- the compressor (21) of the heat source side circuit (11) is operated and the liquid side communication pipe (60) and The refrigerant flows through the gas side communication pipe (70).
- the refrigerating machine oil for the old refrigerant remaining in the existing liquid-side communication pipe (60) and gas-side communication pipe (70) is washed away by the refrigerant, and is then washed away by the liquid-side communication pipe (60). And from the gas side communication pipe (70).
- the heat source side circuit (11) is connected to the use side heat exchanger (33) via the existing liquid side communication pipe (60) and gas side communication pipe (70). ).
- the compressor (21) of the heat source side circuit (11) is operated, and the liquid side communication pipe (60) and The refrigerant flows through the gas side communication pipe (70).
- the refrigerating machine oil for the old refrigerant remaining in the existing liquid-side connecting pipe (60) and gas-side connecting pipe (70) flows to the heat source side circuit (11) and is separated by gas refrigerant power. And collected in a collection container (40).
- the Froude number Fr is determined by the inertia of the gas refrigerant flowing through the gas side communication pipe (70) with respect to gravity acting on the liquid in the gas side communication pipe (70). Expresses the force ratio. That is, the Froude number Fr represents the magnitude relationship between the gravity acting on the liquid in the gas side communication tube (70) and the inertia force of the gas refrigerant flowing through the gas side communication tube (70). Therefore, in these solutions, the operation state during the cleaning operation is set based on the Froude number Fr.
- the gas side communication pipe (70) is composed of a plurality of branch pipes (71) and one main pipe (72).
- the Froude number Fr in this solution means the ratio of the inertial force of the gas refrigerant flowing through the main pipe (72) to the gravity acting on the liquid in the main pipe (72) of the gas side communication pipe (70). That is, the fluid number Fr represents the magnitude relationship between the gravity acting on the liquid in the main pipe (72) of the gas-side communication pipe (70) and the inertial force of the gas refrigerant flowing through the main pipe (72). I have. Therefore, in these solutions, the operating state during the cleaning operation is set based on the Froude number Fr.
- examples of the liquid that may exist in the gas-side communication pipe (70) include a refrigerating machine oil for an old refrigerant, a new refrigerant, and a refrigerating machine oil for a new refrigerant.
- the value of the liquid density d used to derive the Froude number Fr is as follows: the refrigerant oil for the old refrigerant, the new refrigerant, and the refrigerant oil for the new refrigerant.
- the density of the mixture of the refrigerant oil for the old refrigerant, the new refrigerant, and the refrigerant oil for the new refrigerant is always higher, and the liquid in the gas side communication pipe (70) is surely swept away by the gas refrigerant.
- the operating state during the cleaning operation is set so that the Froude number Fr is greater than one.
- the Froude number Fr represents the ratio of the inertia of the gas refrigerant flowing through the gas side communication pipe (70) to the gravity acting on the liquid in the gas side communication pipe (70). For this reason, when the operation state is set so that the Froude number Fr is larger than 1, the gas refrigerant flowing through the gas side communication pipe (70) is less than the gravity acting on the liquid in the gas side communication pipe (70). The inertia force of becomes larger.
- the operating state during the cleaning operation is set so that the Froude number becomes 1.5 or more.
- the Froude number Fr represents the ratio of the inertial force of the gas refrigerant flowing through the gas side communication pipe (70) to the gravity acting on the liquid in the gas side communication pipe (70). For this reason, when the operating state is set so that the Froude number Fr is 1.5 or more, the inertia of the gas refrigerant flowing through the gas side communication pipe (70) increases the liquid in the gas side communication pipe (70). It becomes 1.5 times or more of gravity acting on
- a mixed refrigerant containing R32 as a component or a natural refrigerant is charged into the heat source side circuit (11).
- Mixed refrigerants containing R32 include R410A and R407C HFC mixed refrigerant is exemplified.
- natural refrigerants include carbon dioxide (CO),
- Hydrocarbons such as moa (NH) and propane (C H) are exemplified.
- the operation state during the cleaning operation is set based on the Froude number Fr.
- the relationship between the gravity acting on the liquid in the gas-side communication pipe (70) and the inertial force of the gas refrigerant flowing through the gas-side communication pipe (70) is expressed.
- the operation state during the cleaning operation is set in consideration of the fluid number Fr.
- the relationship between the gravity acting on the liquid in the main pipe (72) of the gas side communication pipe (70) and the gas refrigerant flowing through the main pipe (72) is expressed.
- the operation state during the cleaning operation is set in consideration of the Froude number Fr.
- the old refrigerant and the refrigerating machine oil for the old refrigerant are compatible with each other and flow through the liquid-side communication pipe (60), and foreign matters are flowed by the old refrigerant in the liquid phase.
- the amount of refrigerating machine oil and foreign matter for the old refrigerant remaining in 60) is extremely small.
- the inertia of the liquid refrigerant flowing through the liquid-side communication pipe (60), which has a higher specific gravity than the gas refrigerant flowing through the gas-side communication pipe (70), is larger than the inertia of the gas refrigerant.
- the refrigerating machine oil and foreign matter for the old refrigerant remaining in the gas side communication pipe (70) can be washed away, the refrigerating machine oil and the foreign matter for the old refrigerant remaining in the liquid side communication pipe (60) can also be removed. Can be washed away.
- the operating state is determined based on the fluid number Fr of the liquid and the gas refrigerant in the gas-side communication pipe (70).
- the refrigerant oil and foreign matter for the old refrigerant remaining in the liquid-side communication pipe (60) and the gas-side communication pipe (70) can be reliably flushed with the refrigerant.
- the operating state is set based on the Froude number Fr of the liquid and the gas refrigerant in the main pipe (72) of the gas side communication pipe (70).
- the refrigerant can reliably remove old refrigerant refrigerant oil and foreign matter remaining in the gas-side connecting pipe (70) consisting of the liquid-side connecting pipe (60) and the main pipe (72) and the branch pipe (71). be able to.
- the remaining amounts of the old refrigerant oil and foreign matter in the existing communication pipe can be reliably reduced by the cleaning operation, and troubles caused by the old refrigerant oil and foreign matter can be reduced. It can be prevented before it happens.
- the operating state during the cleaning operation is set such that the Froude number Fr is greater than one. In this state, the inertia of the gas refrigerant flowing through the gas-side communication pipe (70) becomes larger than the gravity acting on the liquid in the gas-side communication pipe (70), and the vertical direction of the gas-side communication pipe (70) is reduced.
- the refrigerant oil and foreign matter for the old refrigerant can be pushed upward by the gas refrigerant even in the portion extending to the upper side. Therefore, according to this solution, the remaining amounts of the refrigerating machine oil and the foreign matter for the old refrigerant in the existing connecting pipe can be further reduced.
- the operation state during the cleaning operation is set so that the Froude number Fr becomes 1.5 or more.
- the inertia of the gas refrigerant flowing through the gas-side communication pipe (70) becomes 1.5 times or more the gravitational force acting on the liquid in the gas-side communication pipe (70).
- the effect of pushing the refrigerating machine oil and foreign matter for the old refrigerant upward by the gas refrigerant also increases in the portion extending in the vertical direction. Therefore, according to this solution, the remaining amounts of the refrigerating machine oil and foreign matter for the old refrigerant in the existing connecting pipe can be reduced more reliably.
- FIG. 1 is a refrigerant circuit diagram of an air conditioner according to Embodiment 1.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a relationship between a Froude number Fr and a residual amount ratio.
- FIG. 3 is a refrigerant circuit diagram of an air conditioner according to Embodiment 2.
- the air conditioner of the present embodiment includes one outdoor unit (20) and one indoor unit (30).
- the outdoor unit (20) and the indoor unit (30) are configured for HFC refrigerant.
- the outdoor unit (20) constitutes a refrigeration apparatus according to the present invention.
- the outdoor unit (20) and the indoor unit (30) are connected to the existing liquid side communication pipe (60) and the gas connecting the outdoor unit and the indoor unit for the CFC refrigerant or the HCFC refrigerant. They are connected to each other by a side communication pipe (70).
- the outdoor circuit (11) of the outdoor unit (20) and the indoor circuit (12) of the indoor unit (30) are connected to the existing liquid-side communication pipe (60) and gas-side communication pipe (70). ), A refrigerant circuit (10) is formed.
- the outdoor circuit (11) of the outdoor unit (20) constitutes a heat source side circuit.
- a compressor (21), an oil separator (22), a four-way switching valve (23), and an outdoor heat exchanger (24), which is a heat source side heat exchanger, are connected by refrigerant piping. And filled with HFC refrigerant.
- the outdoor unit (20) is provided with an outdoor fan (24a).
- the HFC refrigerant to be charged into the outdoor circuit (11) includes R32, R134a, R404A, R407C, R410A, R507A, a mixed refrigerant of R32 and R125, a mixed refrigerant of R32, R125 and R134a, And a mixed refrigerant containing R32 and R32 as a main component.
- the outdoor circuit (11) is not limited to the HFC refrigerant, and may be filled with a non-fluorinated natural refrigerant. Examples of the natural refrigerant include CO, CH, NH, and H 2 O.
- the discharge side of the compressor (21) is connected to the first port of the four-way switching valve (23) via the oil separator (22).
- the second port of the four-way switching valve (23) is connected to one end of the outdoor heat exchange (24).
- the third port of the four-way switching valve (23) is connected to the suction side of the compressor (21) via a recovery container (40) described later.
- the fourth port of the four-way switching valve (23) is connected to the gas side shut-off valve (27).
- the other end of the outdoor heat exchanger (24) is connected to a liquid stop valve (26) via an outdoor expansion valve (25).
- the compressor (21) is a hermetic scroll compressor.
- the compressor (21) is configured in a so-called high-pressure dome shape. That is, in the compressor (21), the compression mechanism (21b ), The gas refrigerant is discharged into the casing (21a) and then discharged out of the casing (21a).
- the bottom of the casing (21a) stores refrigerating machine oil for HFC refrigerant.
- refrigerating machine oil for example, a synthetic oil such as an ether oil / ester oil is used.
- the compressor (21) has a variable capacity. Electric motor of compressor (21)
- the refrigerant circuit (10) is configured to switch between a cooling mode operation and a heating mode operation by switching the four-way switching valve (23). Specifically, the first port and the second port of the four-way switching valve (23) are connected to each other, and the third port and the fourth port are connected to each other (the state shown by the solid line in FIG. 1). In other words, in the refrigerant circuit (10), the refrigerant circulates in a cooling mode operation in which the outdoor heat exchanger (24) becomes a condenser and the indoor heat exchange (33) becomes an evaporator. When the first and fourth ports of the four-way switching valve (23) communicate with each other and the second and third ports communicate with each other (the state shown by the broken line in FIG. 1), the state is switched. In the refrigerant circuit (10), the refrigerant circulates in a heating mode operation in which the outdoor heat exchange (24) becomes an evaporator and the indoor heat exchange (33) becomes a condenser.
- the outdoor circuit (11) includes a collection container for collecting foreign substances such as mineral oil, which is a refrigerating machine oil for the old refrigerant, remaining in the existing liquid-side connecting pipe (60) and gas-side connecting pipe (70). (40) is provided.
- the recovery container (40) is formed in a sealed shape, and is connected to the inflow pipe (41) and the outflow pipe (42).
- the inflow pipe (41) is connected to the third port of the four-way switching valve (23).
- the outflow pipe (42) is connected to the suction side of the compressor (21).
- the inflow pipe (41) is formed such that its outlet end is located at the bottom of the collection container (40) and opens toward the bottom of the collection container (40).
- the inflow pipe (41) is provided with an inflow valve (51).
- the outflow pipe (42) is formed so that its inlet end is located at the upper part in the collection container (40) and opens toward the bottom of the collection container (40).
- the outflow pipe (42) is provided with an outflow valve (52).
- the inflow valve (51) and the outflow valve (52) constitute an on-off valve.
- the outdoor circuit (11) is provided with a bypass pipe (54) that bypasses the collection container (40).
- the bypass pipe (54) has one end connected between the inlet valve (51) and the third port of the four-way switching valve (23), and the other end connected to the outlet valve (52) and the compressor (21). Connected to the side.
- the bypass pipe (54) is provided with a no-pass valve (53) that is an on-off valve.
- Oil return pipe (22a) One end of an oil return pipe (22a) is connected to the oil separator (22). Oil return pipe
- (22a) The other end of (22a) is connected between the outflow valve (52) and the suction side of the compressor (21) and downstream of the connection portion of the bypass pipe (54).
- Compressor (21) power The synthetic oil discharged mixed with the gas refrigerant is separated from the gas refrigerant by the oil separator (22), and then passes through the oil return pipe (22a) to the compressor (21). It is returned to the suction side.
- the indoor expansion valve (32) and the indoor heat exchange (33), which is a use-side heat exchanger, are connected in series. Further, the indoor unit (30) is provided with an indoor fan (33a).
- One end of the liquid side communication pipe (60) is connected to the outdoor circuit (11) via the liquid side shutoff valve (26).
- the other end of the liquid side communication pipe (60) is connected to the indoor circuit (12) of the indoor unit (30) via the liquid side connector (31).
- one end of the gas-side communication pipe (70) is connected to the outdoor circuit (11) via a gas-side shutoff valve (27).
- the other end of the gas side communication pipe (70) is connected to the indoor circuit (12) of the indoor unit (30) via the gas side connector (34).
- the capacity of the compressor (21) during the cleaning operation is set based on the Froude number Fr represented by the following equation.
- the Froude number Fr is a dimensionless number representing the ratio of the inertial force of the gas refrigerant flowing through the gas-side communication pipe (70) to the gravity acting on the liquid in the gas-side communication pipe (70).
- U is the velocity of the gas refrigerant flowing through the gas side communication pipe (70), and its unit is [mZs].
- D is the inner diameter of the gas side communication pipe (70), and its unit is [m]. d is gas
- the density of the liquid present in the source-side connecting pipe (70), and its unit is [kgZm 3 ].
- g is the acceleration of gravity, and its unit is [mZs 2 ].
- mineral oil refrigeration oil for old refrigerant
- new refrigerant new refrigerant
- synthetic oil refrigeration oil for new refrigerant
- solid or liquid Exists in the form of a mixture with foreign substances.
- the solid or liquid foreign matter is abrasion powder generated by sliding of the compressor (21), various acids and ions generated by deterioration of mineral oil and old refrigerant, and moisture invading the piping.
- a mixture of the mineral oil, the new refrigerant, the synthetic oil, and various foreign substances is swept away by the gas refrigerant.
- liquids that may be present in the gas-side communication pipe (70) include mineral oil, new refrigerant, and synthetic oil. Considering that the amount of foreign matter such as abrasion powder is not so large, the value of the density d of the liquid used to derive the Froude number Fr can be calculated from mineral oil, new refrigerant, and synthetic oil.
- the value of the one with the highest density is the highest among these three. Therefore, it is desirable that the value of the liquid density d in this case be the density of R410A in the liquid state.
- the existing liquid-side connecting pipe (60) and gas-side connecting pipe (70) are diverted as they are, and the existing outdoor Units and indoor units will be replaced with new outdoor units (20) and indoor units (30) for HFC refrigerant, a new refrigerant.
- the CFC refrigerant or the HCFC refrigerant is recovered from the air conditioner.
- the existing Remove the outdoor unit and indoor unit for CFC refrigerant or HCFC refrigerant by removing the liquid-side connecting pipe (60) and gas-side connecting pipe (70).
- the outdoor unit (20) and the indoor unit (30) for the HFC refrigerant are connected to the existing liquid-side connecting pipe (60) and gas-side connecting pipe (70) with the fittings (31,34) and the shut-off valves (26, 27) to form the above refrigerant circuit (10)
- the indoor unit (30), the liquid-side communication pipe (60), and the gas-side communication pipe (70) are removed.
- the liquid-side stop valve (26) and the gas-side stop valve (27) are opened, and the refrigerant circuit (10) is additionally filled with the HFC refrigerant.
- This cleaning operation is performed to remove foreign substances such as mineral oil remaining in the existing liquid-side communication pipe (60) and gas-side communication pipe (70). Performed immediately after installing the unit (30) and outdoor unit (20).
- the compressed gas refrigerant is discharged from the compressor (21).
- the discharged gas refrigerant flows through the oil separator (22) to the four-way switching valve (23).
- the gas refrigerant having passed through the four-way switching valve (23) flows into the outdoor heat exchanger (24), and exchanges heat with outdoor air to condense.
- the liquid refrigerant passes through the outdoor expansion valve (25), flows into the liquid side communication pipe (60) through the liquid side closing valve (26).
- the mineral oil and the foreign matter are flushed by the gas refrigerant together with the liquid containing the mineral oil and the foreign matter flowing from the liquid side connecting pipe (60). Then, the mixture of the gas refrigerant and the liquid containing mineral oil and foreign matter flows into the recovery vessel (40) from the inflow pipe (41) through the gas side shutoff valve (27) and the four-way switching valve (23).
- the mixture of the gas refrigerant and the liquid containing mineral oil and foreign matter that has flowed into the recovery container (40) is discharged toward the bottom of the recovery container (40).
- the liquid containing mineral oil and foreign substances is stored at the bottom of the recovery container (40).
- the gas refrigerant flows out through the outflow pipe (42) to the recovery vessel (40) refrigerant circuit (10), and flows into the compressor (21) from the suction side of the compressor (21).
- the liquid containing mineral oil and foreign matter remaining in the existing liquid-side communication pipe (60) and gas-side communication pipe (70) is removed from the gas flowing through the refrigerant circuit (10). Collected in the collection container (40) together with the refrigerant. Thereby, the mineral oil and the foreign matter, which are the refrigerating machine oil for the old refrigerant, are removed from the liquid side communication pipe (60) and the gas side communication pipe (70).
- the inflow valve (51) and the outflow valve (52) are closed, and the bypass valve (53) is opened. Thereafter, the inflow valve (51) and the outflow valve (52) are always closed, and the bypass valve (53) is always opened. In this state, switching between the cooling mode operation and the heating mode operation, which are normal operations, is performed.
- the four-way switching valve (23) is in the state shown by the solid line in FIG.
- the refrigerant discharged from the compressor (21) flows into the oil separator (22), passes through the four-way switching valve (23), exchanges heat with outdoor air in the outdoor heat exchanger (24), and condenses.
- the condensed refrigerant passes through the outdoor expansion valve (25), flows through the liquid side communication pipe (60), and exchanges heat with indoor air in the indoor heat exchanger (33) to evaporate.
- the evaporated refrigerant flows through the gas side communication pipe (70), passes through the four-way switching valve (23) and the bypass pipe (54), and is returned to the suction side of the compressor (21).
- the four-way switching valve is in the state shown by the broken line in FIG.
- the refrigerant discharged from the compressor (21) flows into the oil separator (22), where the refrigerant is discharged to the four-way switching valve (23).
- the condensed refrigerant flows through the liquid side communication pipe (60), passes through the outdoor expansion valve (25), and exchanges heat with outdoor air in the outdoor heat exchanger (24) to evaporate.
- the evaporated refrigerant is returned to the suction side of the compressor (21) through the four-way switching valve (23) and the bypass pipe (54).
- the outdoor unit (20) may be disposed above the indoor unit (30).
- the liquid side communication pipe (60) and the gas side communication pipe ( 70) is laid vertically.
- the capacity of the compressor (21) during the cleaning operation is set so that the Froude number Fr is larger than 1.
- the inertia force of the gas refrigerant flowing through the gas side communication pipe (70) becomes larger than the gravity acting on the liquid containing the mineral oil and foreign matter remaining in the gas side communication pipe (70).
- the resultant force acting on the liquid containing mineral oil and foreign matter is directed upward in the vertically extending portion of the gas-side connecting pipe (70).
- the liquid containing the mineral oil and the foreign matter is also pushed up by the gas refrigerant in the vertically extending portion of the gas-side communication pipe (70).
- the liquid containing mineral oil and foreign matter remaining in the existing gas-side communication pipe (70) is removed by the cleaning operation. Then, the liquid containing the mineral oil and the foreign matter removed from the existing gas-side communication pipe (70) is reliably collected in the container (40).
- the old refrigerant and the mineral oil which is a refrigerating machine oil for the old refrigerant, are compatible with each other and flow through the liquid-side connecting pipe (60).
- the amount of mineral oil and foreign matter remaining in the connecting pipe (60) is very small.
- the liquid side communication pipe (60) Refrigerant flows downward.
- the mineral oil and foreign matters remaining in the liquid side communication pipe (60) are swept downward by the liquid refrigerant. Therefore, taking into account the Froude number Fr in the gas side communication pipe (70), mineral oil and foreign matter can be reliably removed from the liquid side communication pipe (60).
- the capacity of the compressor (21) during the cleaning operation is set so that the Froude number Fr in the gas side communication pipe (70) becomes larger than 1. The reason will be described with reference to FIG.
- the horizontal axis is the Froude number Fr represented by ⁇ Equation 1>
- the vertical axis is the remaining amount ratio.
- the remaining amount ratio means that the washing operation was performed for about 1 to 3 hours, based on the allowable amount of mineral oil and foreign matter remaining in the liquid side connecting pipe (60) and gas side connecting pipe (70).
- the amount of mineral oil and foreign matter remaining in the liquid-side connecting pipe (60) and the gas-side connecting pipe (70) later is expressed as a ratio to this reference value.
- the residual amount ratio decreases as the Froude number Fr increases.
- the Froude number Fr increases, the difference between the inertial force of the gas refrigerant and the gravity acting on the liquid containing mineral oil and foreign matter increases, and the force that the liquid containing mineral oil and foreign matter also receives on the gas refrigerant increases. It is.
- the fluid number Fr becomes 1.4 or more
- the gradient of the residual amount ratio to the fluid number Fr becomes even larger, and when the fluid number Fr becomes 1.5 or more, the residual amount ratio becomes 1 or less.
- the Froude number Fr is 1.6
- the remaining amount ratio becomes about 0.3, and when the Froude number Fr becomes 1.6 or more, the remaining amount ratio decreases very slowly.
- the remaining amount ratio after performing the cleaning operation for 1 hour and about 3 hours is larger than 1. That is, after the cleaning operation, more mineral oil and foreign substances than the allowable amount remain in the liquid side communication pipe (60) and the gas side communication pipe (70). If the cleaning operation is performed over this time, the residual amount ratio can be made smaller than 1, and the residual oil and foreign matter remaining in the liquid-side connecting pipe (60) and the gas-side connecting pipe (70) can be reduced. The amount can be less than the allowed amount.
- the capacity of the compressor (21) is set so that the Froude number Fr is larger than one. Further, the capacity of the compressor (21) is preferably set such that the Froude number Fr is 1.5 or more. Most preferably, the Froude number Fr is set to about 1.6. desirable.
- the capacity of the compressor (21) is set such that the upper limit of the Froude number Fr becomes 120.
- the capacity of the compressor (21) is set so that the Froude number Fr becomes 1.5 or more, even if the operating conditions such as the outside air conditions are different, the remaining amount is about 1 to 3 hours.
- the ratio can be made smaller than 1, and the cleaning operation of the existing liquid side communication pipe (60) and gas side communication pipe (70) can be completed.
- the capacity of the compressor (21) during the cleaning operation is set in advance at the design stage of the air conditioner so that the Froude number Fr is larger than 1 even under the strictest assumed conditions! You.
- the most severe condition is that, among the assumed operating conditions, the density d of the gas refrigerant in the gas side communication pipe (70) is the smallest and the density d of the liquid in the gas side communication pipe (70) is the largest.
- the value of the liquid density d is stored in the gas side communication pipe (70).
- the value of 1 will always be greater than the density of the liquid that actually exists in the gas side communication pipe (70). If the compressor (21) is operated with the capacity set as described above during the cleaning operation, the Froude number Fr in the gas side communication pipe (70) surely exceeds 1, and the gas side communication pipe ( The liquid in 70) is surely swept away by the gas refrigerant.
- the values of the density d of the gas refrigerant and the density d of the liquid change depending on the temperature and the pressure.
- the compressor (21) during the predetermined cleaning operation is determined in consideration of the actually measured and estimated values of temperature and pressure at the time when the cleaning operation is actually performed. Correct the capacity setting value!
- the capacity of the compressor (21) suitable for the washing operation is stored for each of the plurality of operating conditions, and the stored set value is suitable for the operating condition during the actual washing operation. You may be able to select one. In this case, tests under various operating conditions were conducted at the design stage of the air conditioner, and the capacity of the compressor (21) to ensure that the gas side communication pipe (70) was washed by the washing operation under each operating condition Is determined, and the value is stored in the air conditioner.
- the capacity of the compressor (21) during the cleaning operation is set based on the Froude number Fr.
- the gravity acting on the liquid in the gas side communication pipe (70) and the gas side communication Set the capacity of the compressor (21) during the cleaning operation in consideration of the Froude number Fr indicating the relationship with the inertia force of the gas refrigerant flowing through the pipe (70)!
- the old refrigerant and the mineral oil which is a refrigerating machine oil for the old refrigerant, are compatible with each other and flow through the liquid-side communication pipe (60), and foreign matter is flown by the liquid-phase old refrigerant.
- the amount of mineral oil and foreign matter remaining in the connecting pipe (60) is very small.
- the inertia of the liquid refrigerant flowing through the liquid-side communication pipe (60) which has a higher specific gravity than the gas refrigerant flowing through the gas-side communication pipe (70), is greater than the inertia of the gas refrigerant. Therefore, if the mineral oil and foreign matter remaining in the gas side communication pipe (70) can be flushed, the mineral oil and foreign matter remaining in the liquid side communication pipe (60) can also be flushed.
- the liquid side communication pipe (70) By setting the capacity of the compressor (21) based on the Froude number Fr of the liquid and the gas refrigerant in the gas side communication pipe (70), the liquid side communication pipe ( The liquid containing the mineral oil and foreign matter remaining in the gas pipe 60 and the gas side communication pipe 70 can be reliably flushed with the refrigerant and collected in the collection vessel 40. Therefore, according to the present embodiment, the remaining amount of mineral oil and foreign matter in the existing liquid-side communication pipe (60) and gas-side communication pipe (70) can be reliably reduced by the cleaning operation, and troubles caused by mineral oil can be prevented beforehand. Can be prevented.
- the compressor during the cleaning operation is operated such that the Froude number Fr is larger than 1.
- the capacity of (21) is set.
- the inertia of the gas refrigerant flowing through the gas side communication pipe (70) becomes greater than the gravity acting on the liquid containing mineral oil and foreign matter remaining in the gas side communication pipe (70), and The liquid containing mineral oil and foreign matter can be pushed up by the gas refrigerant even in the vertically extending part of (70). Therefore, according to the present embodiment, the remaining amount of mineral oil and foreign matter in the existing liquid-side communication pipe (60) and gas-side communication pipe (70) can be further reduced.
- one compressor (21) is provided, and the capacity of the compressor (21) is set by adjusting the output frequency of the inverter.
- the capacity of the compressor (21) may be set by providing a plurality of compressors (21) and changing the number of operating compressors (21).
- Embodiment 2 of the present invention will be described.
- This embodiment is a modification of the configuration of the air conditioner of the first embodiment.
- points of this embodiment that are different from the first embodiment will be described.
- Embodiment 2 of the present invention is a modification of the configuration of the air conditioner of Embodiment 1 described above. Here, points of this embodiment different from the first embodiment will be described.
- the air conditioner of the present embodiment includes one outdoor unit (20) and three indoor units (30, 30, 30). Note that the number of indoor units (30) is merely an example. Each indoor unit (30) is provided with an indoor circuit (12). Then, the outdoor circuit (11) of the outdoor unit (20) and the indoor circuit (12) of each indoor unit (30) are connected by the existing liquid-side connecting pipe (60) and gas-side connecting pipe (70). The refrigerant circuit (10) is configured!
- each indoor unit (30) In the indoor circuit (12) of each indoor unit (30), the indoor expansion valve (32) and the indoor heat exchanger (33) are connected in series. Each indoor unit (30) is provided with an indoor fan (33a).
- the liquid side communication pipe (60) includes one main pipe (62) and three branch pipes (61, 61, 61). One end of the main pipe (62) of the liquid side communication pipe (60) is connected to the outdoor circuit (11) via the liquid side shutoff valve (26). The main pipe (62) of the liquid side communication pipe (60) is connected to three branch pipes (61, 61, 61). Each of the branch pipes (61, 61, 61) of the liquid side communication pipe (60) is connected to the indoor circuit (12) of each indoor unit (30) via the liquid side connector (31). .
- the gas-side communication pipe (70) includes one main pipe (72) and three branch pipes (71, 71, 71).
- One end of the main pipe (72) of the gas side communication pipe (70) is connected to the outdoor circuit (11) via the gas side shutoff valve (26).
- the main pipe (72) of the gas side communication pipe (70) has three branch pipes ( 71,71,71).
- the branch pipes (71, 71, 71) of the gas side communication pipe (70) are connected to the indoor circuit (12) of each indoor unit (30) via the gas side fittings (34). .
- the capacity of the compressor (21) during the cleaning operation is set based on the Froude number Fr expressed by ⁇ Equation 1>, as in the first embodiment.
- the definitions of U, D, d, and d are different from those in the first embodiment. Specifically, U is the gas g 1
- D is the inner diameter of the main pipe (72) of the gas side communication pipe (70).
- d is g of the gas refrigerant flowing through the main pipe (72) of the gas side communication pipe (70).
- Density. d is the density of the liquid existing in the main pipe (72) of the gas side communication pipe (70).
- the branch pipe (71, 71) is often provided horizontally along the ceiling, and the trunk pipe (72) is often provided in the vertical direction.
- mineral oil and foreign matter can be reliably removed from the branch pipes (71, 71, 71) by taking into account the Froude number Fr in the main pipe (72) of the gas side communication pipe (70).
- the capacity of the compressor (21) during the cleaning operation is set so that the Froude number Fr is larger than 1.
- the inertia of the gas coolant flowing through the main pipe (72) is greater than the gravity acting on the liquid containing mineral oil and foreign matter remaining in the main pipe (72) of the gas side communication pipe (70). growing. That is, in the main pipe (72) of the gas-side connecting pipe (70), the resultant force acting on the liquid containing the mineral oil and foreign substances is directed upward. For this reason, also in the main pipe (72) of the gas side communication pipe (70) extending in the vertical direction, the liquid containing mineral oil and foreign matter is pushed up by the gas refrigerant.
- the liquid containing mineral oil and foreign matter remaining in the existing gas-side communication pipe (70) is removed by the cleaning operation. Then, the liquid containing the mineral oil and the foreign matter, from which the existing gas-side connecting pipe (70) has also been removed, is reliably collected in the collecting container (40).
- the compressor is so set that the Froude number Fr is larger than 1 in both the main pipe (72) and the branch pipes (71, 71, 71) of the gas side communication pipe (70).
- the capacity of (21) may be set.
- the capacity of the compressor (21) during the cleaning operation is determined by the relationship between the gravity acting on the liquid in the gas side communication pipe (70) and the gas refrigerant flowing through the main pipe (72). Representing fluid Set in consideration of several Fr.
- the present invention is useful for a refrigerating apparatus connected to an existing communication pipe, which performs a cleaning operation of the communication pipe.
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