A common task in the refrigeration industry is connecting electrical components for the start and operation of refrigerant compressors. Safety considerations are also crucial. IRC-1914 makes it possible to learn these concepts and abilities. With mains voltage, all components are operated and tested to ensure high practical relevance. The electrical parts required to start and run the refrigerant compressor are organized in a way that makes them easily visible. The electrical connection of the individual components is made with cables via the lab jacks. The capacitor and start-up relay, for instance, are components required to start the motor. The front panel’s circuit schematic makes it simple to allocate the various parts. The pressure switches on the intake and delivery sides of the compressor may be checked according to the refrigeration circuit with the compressor and receiver. Valves are used to set the pressure, and a pressure switch is tripped. The monitoring of the pressure curve is made possible by two manometers. The compressor’s current supply is cut off if one of the pressure switches trips. Additionally, other standard safety chain parts like automated fuses and circuit breakers are wired and checked.
Software IRC-1914SW (optional)
DAQ software specially designed in National Instrument™, LABVIEW™ environment to measure and calculate the results of apparatus. The software is optional and while using software a set of electronic sensors are included. Software can be run with any Windows™ environment.
