Fine Quality Reliable Freon Compressor Unit for Floral Coolers

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Product origin: Xinxiang, Henan, China

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US$ 5700 ~ 15000

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Oil Free CH4/O2/N2/CNG/CO2/CFCs/He/SF6/Ar/H2 Compressor Booster:

Our factory produced many kinds of oil free compressor, inlcuding oil free oxygen compressor, oil free gas compressor, including air, nitrogen gas, hydrogen gas, natural gas, Argon gas, helium gas, Sf6 gas ects more than thirty kinds of gas medium,max pressure up to 40Mpa.

A Freon compressor, also known as a refrigeration compressor or a refrigerant compressor, is a vital component in a refrigeration or air conditioning system. It is responsible for compressing and circulating the refrigerant gas throughout the system, enabling the cooling or refrigeration process to occur.

The term "Freon" is commonly used to refer to various types of refrigerants that were widely used in older refrigeration and air conditioning systems. These refrigerants are chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) or hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs), which have been largely phased out due to their harmful effects on the ozone layer.

The basic principle of operation for a Freon compressor involves the compression of the refrigerant gas, raising its pressure and temperature. This high-pressure gas is then sent to the condenser, where it releases heat to the surrounding environment and condenses into a liquid. The liquid refrigerant then flows through an expansion valve or device, which reduces its pressure, causing it to evaporate and absorb heat from the area being cooled. The cycle continues as the low-pressure gas is drawn into the compressor, and the process repeats.

Freon compressors can be of different types, such as reciprocating compressors, rotary compressors, or scroll compressors. Each type has its own specific design and operation, but they all serve the same purpose of compressing the refrigerant gas.

It's important to note that the use of CFCs and HCFCs as refrigerants, including the term "Freon," has been significantly reduced due to their harmful environmental impact. More modern refrigeration and air conditioning systems now use alternative refrigerants, such as hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) or natural refrigerants, which have a lower impact on the ozone layer and global warming.

Argon compressors are commonly used in applications such as:

1. Refrigeration systems: Freon compressors are extensively used in commercial and residential refrigeration systems. They are employed in refrigerators, freezers, cold storage units, refrigerated trucks, and other cooling equipment. These compressors are responsible for circulating and compressing the Freon refrigerant to facilitate the cooling process.

2. Air conditioning systems: Freon compressors play a crucial role in air conditioning systems, including both residential and commercial setups. They compress the Freon refrigerant, allowing it to absorb heat from indoor spaces and release it outside, thereby cooling the air.

3. Industrial cooling: Freon compressors are utilized in various industrial applications that require cooling. These may include industrial refrigeration systems, cold storage warehouses, food processing facilities, pharmaceutical manufacturing, chemical processes, and more.

4. Automotive air conditioning: Freon compressors are commonly found in automotive air conditioning systems. They compress the refrigerant to cool the air inside the vehicle, ensuring a comfortable driving experience.

5. Heat pumps: Freon compressors are an integral part of heat pump systems. Heat pumps can provide both heating and cooling by reversing the refrigerant flow direction. The compressor plays a vital role in compressing the refrigerant to transfer heat between indoor and outdoor environments as needed.

Output Nm³/h	Rated Inlet Pressure Mpa	Rated Outlet Pressure Mpa	Rated Power KW	Volume Flow Of The Matched CO2 Generator Nm³/h	Cooling Type
3~5	0.3~0.7	1~20	4.0	3-5	Wind
8~12	0.3~0.7	1~20	5.5~7.5	8-12	Wind
15~16	0.3~0.7	1~20	11	15-16	Wind
20	0.3~0.7	1~20	15	20	Wind
24~25	0.3~0.7	1~20	15	24-25	Wind
30	0.3~0.7	1~20	15	30	Water
40	0.3~0.7	1~20	15	40	Water
50	0.3~0.7	1~20	18.5	50	Water
60~70	0.3~0.7	1~20	22	60-70	Water
80~90	0.3~0.7	1~20	15×2	80-90	Water
110~130	0.3~0.7	1~20	22×2	110-130	Water
150	0.3~0.7	1~20	22×2	150	Water
The inlet pressure of the oil-free oxygen booster can be between 0-1.0MPa, and the outlet pressure can reach up to 20Mpa. It is suitable for various output and can be customized according to the specific requirements of customers.

Selection principle of oil-free booster (Oxygen and nitrogen as examples)
1. Working conditions: <1>Compressed medium; <2>Inlet pressure; <3>Exhaust pressure; <4>Exhaust volume (Sometimes referring to the production volume of oxygen generator and nitrogen generator)
2. Determine the compressor model according to the working conditions
3. Common sense description
<1>Nm³/h is m³ of exhaust gas per hour under standard conditions; Nm³/min is m³ of exhaust gas per minute under standard conditions
<2>1bar=0.1Mpa≈1kgf
<3>The relationship between the flow rate in the pressure state and the flow rate in the standard state: the flow rate in the standard state = the flow rate in the pressure state × (fluid pressure + atmospheric pressure), the atmospheric pressure is usually 1 bar.

1. Efficient Cooling: Freon compressors are designed to provide efficient cooling performance. They can effectively compress the refrigerant gas, allowing it to absorb heat from the surrounding environment and provide optimal cooling for various applications.

2. Versatility: Freon compressors can be used in a wide range of applications, including refrigeration systems, air conditioning systems, industrial cooling, and automotive air conditioning. Their versatility makes them suitable for different industries and sectors.

3. Reliable Operation: Freon compressors are known for their reliable operation. They are designed to withstand the demands of continuous operation and can operate for extended periods without issues. This reliability is crucial, especially in critical cooling applications where downtime is not acceptable.

4. Compact Design: Freon compressors are often compact in size, allowing for easier integration into different systems and equipment. Their small footprint makes them suitable for space-constrained applications.

5. Wide Range of Capacities: Freon compressors are available in a wide range of capacities, allowing for flexibility in matching the cooling requirements of various applications. Whether it's a small refrigeration unit or a large industrial cooling system, there are Freon compressors available to meet the specific needs.

6. Established Technology: Freon compressors have been used in refrigeration and air conditioning systems for many years. As a result, the technology and operational principles are well-established, and there is a wealth of knowledge and expertise available for maintenance and repairs.

Customizable Technical Parameters: For more detailed technical specifications and additional requirements specific to your needs, please contact us. We offer a range of Freon compressors with varying capabilities and features to cater to diverse application demands.