I recently got back into the field from on-site maintenance I have never seen a multi volt compressor not even in my wholesale days. Second why would you trap a liquid line?
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I recently got back into the field from on-site maintenance I have never seen a multi volt compressor not even in my wholesale days. Second why would you trap a liquid line?
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Yes never seen them on liquid not sure of the thoughts of the person installing it.
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The trapped line is a discharge line so the trap makes sense.
The insulated line must be subcooled liquid, hence the need for insulation.
My guess is the discharge line goes to an air-cooled condenser, then to a receiver and then back to the condenser for subcooling.
The insulated line must be subcooled liquid, hence the need for insulation.
My guess is the discharge line goes to an air-cooled condenser, then to a receiver and then back to the condenser for subcooling.
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The trap is for oil, not condensed liquid.
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Sort of difficult to tell, but it appears the insulated line is larger than the uninsulated line. It also appears there is moisture on the right uninsulated line, dripping from the insulated line? Could be oil though.
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A couple of med temp evaps hanging in a large walk-in
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Unfortunately no it’s a liquid line in a med temp wi
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