 Three Phase Air conditionerThree Phase Converter Applications |
||
|
★ Three Phase Converter Applications Home ★
Three Phase Acid Etcher |
Three Phase Air Conditioner
Chemicals are used in a three phase air conditioner that converts gas to a liquid and then back to a gas. This transfers the heat inside the building to the air that is outside. There are three main parts to a three phase air conditioner. There is a compressor, a condenser and then an evaporator. The compressor and the condenser a more than likely located on the outside of the three phase air conditioner with the evaporator usually located on the inside of the building. The evaporator is sometimes part of the furnace which is used for heating the building. Freon is the gas that goes through the compressor as very cool low pressure gas. The compressor of the three phase air conditioner then squeezes the fluid whereas the molecules of the fluid become closer together. When the fluid leaves the compressor it is hot high pressure gas and this flows into the condenser. When the fluid leaves the condenser, the temperature is a lot cooler and the gas now changes to a liquid form under high pressure. From the condenser, the liquid form now goes to the evaporator and the pressure drops and begins to evaporate back into a gas. When this happens, it evaporates and extracts heat from the air surrounding it. At this point, the fluid leave the evaporator, it is now cool, low pressure gas and it then returns back to the compressor to start the process all over again. While all this is happening, there is a fan that is connected to the evaporator which circulates the air inside the building to blow across the evaporator fins. Installed in the building will be vents where the air is sucked into the three phase air conditioner and it goes down the ducts. You are pulling hot air into these ducts which is used to cool the gas in the evaporator. This heat is now cooled the air and it is then blown throughout your building, thus giving you cool three phase air conditioning. Well now that we know how a three phase air conditioner works, we have to figure out how to power it. The three phase rotary phase converter comes into play to do that. A three phase rotary phase converter was designed to take single phase power and convert it into three phase power. This phase converter is installed with your air conditioner and will keep your three phase air conditioner running smoother and more efficiently and it should last you for years. Each circuit that is on a three phase rotary phase converter carries electrical current operating in three different phases, resulting in constant flow of electricity. You will see a more balanced power load that is uninterrupted. This eliminates overheating and breakdowns on your three phase air conditioner. When searching for a three phase rotary phase converter to power your three phase air conditioner, ACE Phase Converter is the manufacturer to look into. They have been in business for 25 years researching and testing their phase converters until they have found the solutions to three phase power. They stand behind all of their products offering a 10 year warranty. They have a staff of engineers and technicians that will help you decide what three phase rotary converter you will need to power your three phase air conditioner.
Bookmark This Site: Three Phase Air Conditioner
Other Resources ◙ Rotary Phase Converters ◙ Robin Generator ◙ Isolation Transformers ◙ Variable Frequency Drives ◙ Diesel Generators ◙ Power Generators ◙ Step Down Transformers ◙ Electrical Transformers ◙ Static Phase Converter
|
★
Three Phase Laundry
Extractor |
A
three phase
air conditioner is
not much different from a single phase air conditioner except that it is
mainly used in industrial buildings or large areas that need to be
cooled. Utility companies don't usually offer three phase power to local
residential areas so therefore you must have a
three phase converter installed to
be able to utilize the three phase air conditioner. We will
discuss that further down in this article. A
