Liquid Receiver Tank Purpose for Refrigeration!

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[@spartan5106]

Great explanation, thanks!

[@cck0728]

Excellent video. Please keep it up. At 2:55, you told, "refrigerant is going to pick some oil from bottom", so this oil will not hydrolock the compressor? Thanks for clarification.

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[@prabalmitra9532]

Excellent explanation. Just wondering why a valve is never kept between the condenser and receiver. If there was, then one could save some refrigerant in case a minute leak was found in the condenser and the condenser had to be repaired.

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It is just like everything else, the minimal amount of parts to break and the minimal amount of parts cost wise to come stock on a unit. Thanks Prabal!

[@prabalmitra9532]

@@acservicetechchannel Tried my utmost to believe in your reasoning - for not having a valve between the receiver and the condenser - but failed miserably.

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I mean the manufacturer providing one, thats all, thanks!

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Thanks👌

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[@smithdaniel4341]

Question if I need to replace a bad txv which locate in evaporator coil do I just pump down receiver tank storage refrigerant in the liquid receiver tank or I have to recovery all refrigerant out of system then replace a new txv?

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That would depend on how well the compressor seals the refrigerant on the vapor side and if it has extra ports, thanks!

[@bartekb663]

Great video! I have a question regarding this subject. Let's assume such condensing unit with receiver working with TXV and eveporator with constant capacity demand. What would happen with sthe system, if ambient temperature goes down? How TXV react, how evaporating temperature changes? Is receiver able to prevent all those changes? Because theoreticaly the lower ambient temperature, the higher unit's capacity, even if cooling demand remains the same.

[@martingates5952]

When the ambient temp decrease, the high pressure falls and doesn't works well the whole system, so you need to be sure that the high pressure must be the right one to feed enough líquid to the txv, you can install a condenser fan motor pressure switch

[@ravindramaanju2514]

Hello sir , nice video thank you. I want to install a 6kg liquid receiver , how mutch gas need to charge in a system if without receiver 2.8kg gas charged in system

[@arminmonfared]

If I'm designing a refrigeration unit how do I choose a TXV? the compressor is 1.25 HP and it uses R134A. Can I run a unit without a TXV?

[@parshwabhavsar2283]

hello ,i want to connect one vessel at outlet of condensor propane line for collecting liquid refrigerent and gas so how should i consider a size of this vessel ?.can i attached liquid reciver or not ?my aim is to collect all liquid refrigernt into vessel from condensor line if any leakgae ocuure of propane

[@thefambam9305]

Hey you are a great teacher and thank you for always training us online. I have a quick question, me and my coworkers been running into alot of drain issues lately, through an EZ Trap and even though the drain is clear, the system will not drain unless you take the mechanical black cap off the EZ Trap so we added a Tee / air vent before the trap to help. But I think you shouldn't have to have that extra vent, any help would be great thanks again!

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You shouldn't have to remove the cap. Are you filling the trap with the water weight needed to stop the air in the trap or are you using a dry type of trap, thanks

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You shouldn't have to remove the cap. Are you filling the trap with the water weight needed to stop the air in the trap or are you using a dry type of trap, thanks

[@thefambam9305]

@@acservicetechchannel yeah I didnt think you should have to remove the cap. yes there is water in the trap it is the EZ Trap that needs water. Only thing different is I put a vent in BEFORE the ez trap but I am trying to figure out why it happened

[@cristianrozadilla2783]

Excelente esplicacion , podes poner algunos sustitutos en español ? Se me complica un poco con el inglés jaja 😁

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Thanks, I usually use a translator myself to answer your comments! Thanks!

[@refrigerationtechnology7858]

How do you know when to front seat the inlet of the receiver tank when you are pumping down the refrigerant into the receiver tank in order fo service a walk in box?

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You would front seat the outlet of the receiver if you wanted to manually pump down a refrigeration unit to service an item, thanks!

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@@acservicetechchannel can I work on my evap on the box with only the inlet front seated? Thanks!

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[@manuelgraber9470]

Simple device but complex to understand its effects on the cycle completely. We have recently published a blog article about receivers and accumulators: blog.tlk-energy.de/en/why-are-there-receivers-and-accumulators-in-refrigeration-cycles/