CS. and CSV. series: ECO pipe layout and ECO pipe sizes

For capacity control of screw compressors and ECO operation at part load:

Pipe sizes

Connection sizes of the ECO suction gas lines/ECO shut-off valves and kit numbers:

Pipe layout

Risk of damage to the compressor caused by liquid slugging and lack of oil!

Risk of damage to the compressor caused by liquid slugging and lack of oil!

Avoid migration of oil or refrigerant into the compressor (wet operation) and oil traps/oil pockets in the system!

  1. Carefully plan pipe layout and system design.
  2. Arrange the liquid subcooler / intermediate pressure vessel below the compressor.
  3. Route the pipeline from the ECO connection first upwards and then in a bend again downwards.
  4. In systems with high refrigerant charge: Install the suction accumulator upstream of the suction gas connection of the compressor.
  5. For continuous oil return, always ensure the minimum required gas flow velocity in the system.
Pipe layout of the ECO suction gas line in compressors of the CS. series, using the CSH75 and different shut-off valves as an example

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External pulsation muffler on the ECO shut-off valve with CSH65 and CSH75 only

CSH95: The ECO connection is located on the top side of the compressor housing; a swan neck pipe for protection against oil migration is therefore not required. Guide the line from the connection horizontally or downwards.

CSV series: ECO kit with pulsation muffler
Risk of pipe fractures and leakages on compressor and system due to vibrations.

Risk of pipe fractures and leakages on compressor and system due to vibrations.

Avoid critical pipe lengths and/or install a muffler.

Reduced system efficiency due to ambient heat gains in the liquid line!

Reduced system efficiency due to ambient heat gains in the liquid line!

Insulate the liquid line between the liquid subcooler and the expansion valve of the evaporator!

Mounting the ECO shut-off valve

CSH85 Description

CSV. series (Description)