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The Effects of Contaminants on Compressor Oil in Ammonia Sys
The Effects of Contaminants on Compressor Oil in Ammonia Systems (1987)-The purpose of the lubricating oil in an ammonia refrigeration system is to lubricate the compressor. Many consider the lubricating oil the lifeblood of the compressor. If this lifeblood becomes contaminated, the whole refrigeration system is in jeopardy. Contaminants of the oil can cause many varied effects which are the subject of this paper. This paper's objectives are: 1. To present the common ammonia compressor oil contaminants and their common sources. 2. To explain what harm these contaminants can cause to the refrigeration system. 3. To point out other important consequences of contaminants. 4. To explain the importance of used oil analysis. 5. To show how to make the system more resistant to contaminants, and how to reduce them.
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