EJECTOR-TYPE REFRIGERATION CYCLE

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APP PUB NO 20170299227A1
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15513508

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An ejector-type refrigeration cycle has a compressor, an ejector module, a discharge capacity control section, and a pressure difference determining section. The ejector module has a body providing a gas-liquid separating space. The pressure difference determining section determines whether a low pressure difference operating condition is met. The low pressure difference operating condition is an operating condition in which a pressure difference obtained by subtracting a low-pressure side refrigerant pressure from a high-pressure side refrigerant pressure a predetermined reference pressure difference or lower. The body is provided with an oil return passage that guides a part of a liquid-phase refrigerant to flow from the gas-liquid separating space to a suction side of the compressor. The discharge capacity control section sets a refrigerant discharge capacity to be a predetermined reference discharge capacity or higher when the low pressure difference operating condition is determined to be met.

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DENSO CORPORATION1-1 SHOWA-CHO KARIYA-CITY AICHI-PREF 448-8661

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Inventor Name Address # of filed Patents Total Citations
ARAKI, Yoshinori Kariya-city, JP 27 446
KUME, Makoto Kariya-city, JP 24 204
NAGANO, Youhei Kariya-city, JP 12 106
NISHIJIMA, Haruyuki Kariya-city, JP 83 869
TASHIRO, Toshiyuki Kariya-city, JP 3 1
YAMADA, Masahiro Kariya-city, JP 409 3595
YOKOYAMA, Yoshiyuki Kariya-city, JP 43 479

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