Parker Sporlan Supermarket Seminar: Low Pressure Oil Level Control Systems in Refrigeration Systems

Parker Sporlan's Jim Jansen, Sr. Application Engineer, and John Withouse, Sr. Principal Engineer, discuss Low Pressure Oil Level Control Systems.
What stuff should be circulating around your refrigeration system? Well, refrigerant and oil are a good answer. Why does the system need oil? Normally, it is needed to lubricate the compressor. How do you keep the oil in the compressor? Is it a problem if it doesn’t stay there? How do you keep the oil clean? When should you replace the oil? Can the oil fail? Is there a difference between oil and lubricant? What components are required in the system to make this all work? These are all great questions. Learn the answers and much more when we examine oil system management, beginning with the low pressure version.
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[@chrisnorris1959]

Thanks guys! Looking forward to your future videos!

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[@jeffreykubiak5126]

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[@Bluecollarrebel]

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[@smklimatyzacja88]

So, why oil is pumped out off compressor? Its hard to project compressor with oil separator inside + oil span + oil dipstick bolted on hex10 nut with two orings on and thats all ?

[@franzmarvinlimen9747]

what causes oil reservoir to sweat or moist?

[@jeffreykubiak5126]

Boa constrictor lol!