evaporator price

Under normal circumstances, we will choose an appropriate evaporator based on the actual required evaporation capacity, but there are also cases where the evaporator is deliberately made larger, and we don't know what the consequences will be. Regarding this issue, we need further analysis to know
When the evaporator is enlarged, the cooling capacity of the system will also increase. In this way, the original compressor will not be able to meet the load requirements. The phenomenon of overload may even affect the service life of the compressor. For low temperatures, this phenomenon generally only occurs when the temperature begins to cool down. As the evaporation temperature decreases, the cooling capacity will gradually become smaller, and the overload problem of the compressor will be alleviated. Since the evaporator is large enough, the heat exchange problem will also be relatively large, and the effective superheat cannot be greater than the heat exchange problem, so the loss of the compressor's cooling capacity is very small. Only when the temperature drops to a certain level, the size of the evaporator will not have any adverse effects. If the liquid supply is appropriately increased, the compressor will operate better than before, and it will also be beneficial to saving operating costs. .