Not everyone is familiar with all the intricacies of HVACR as we
are at Parker Sporlan and that’s okay. Whenever you have
questions, you can always contact our world class Technical Support
team or...
Posted On 09/11/2019
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Parker Sporlan's new web-based product selection program,
Virtual Engineer, allows the user to size, select, and fully
configure products for Air Conditioning and Refrigeration
applications. Virtual...
Posted On 08/15/2019
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Non-condensable gasses such as air, hydrogen, nitrogen, and
hydrocarbons reduce the overall efficiency of refrigeration
systems. The effects of non-condensable gasses, in a refrigeration
system,...
Posted On 05/15/2019
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A refrigerant distributor is a device connected to the outlet of an
expansion valve when paired with a multi-circuit evaporator. The
outlet of the distributor is machined to accept tubing...
Posted On 03/19/2019
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To obtain long term system life, it is important to keep
contaminants to a minimum. This is particularly true of a heavy
duty application such as a heat pump. Therefore, all heat pumps
should have at...
Posted On 02/20/2019
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Manufacturers have been successfully applying Parker Sporlan
Thermostatic Expansion Valves on Heat Pump Applications for many
years. Parker Sporlan's large diaphragm and durable welded element
result...
Posted On 01/29/2019
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Working in the HVAC and Refrigeration industry there are many times
when you are going to have applied torque when working on a
particular job. In this blog, we help you understand the basics...
Posted On 12/18/2018
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Today more and more applications are utilizing “heat reclaim” as a
means of providing a supplementary or even a primary heat source.
Heat reclaim can significantly lower energy costs. Heat reclaim...
Posted On 11/14/2018
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The design and operation of Parker Sporlan Head Pressure Control
Valves are discussed thoroughly in Bulletin 90-30. Installation and
service is covered in Bulletin 90-31. This Climate Control...
Posted On 10/24/2018
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As most of us know, sizing solenoid valves for split condensers
seem to be more of an art, than a science. Many tangibles affect
the calculations. This Climate Control blog will provide...
Posted On 10/10/2018
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Customers have complained of hydraulic hammering noises on heat
pump systems for years. Field people refer to it as the
“knock-knock” noise. The complaints usually surface at the end of
the heating...
Posted On 08/22/2018
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Condenser coil cleaning is one of those subjects in which there is
much misdirection and misinformation being propagated by some
manufacturers/distributors that has caused unfortunate confusion in
the...
Posted On 07/31/2018
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When it’s time to provide your customer's preventive maintenance
don’t forget to pay particular attention to system components that
are out of sight within the system cabinet or air handler
enclosure....
Posted On 07/12/2018
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Cleaning air conditioner condenser and evaporator coils is a basic
need for proper system maintenance. In fact, it is probably the
number one performed maintenance task by air conditioning...
Posted On 07/02/2018
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Here is some information concerning refrigeration oils that every
HVACR technician will find useful. Oil types Mineral – a by-product
in the distillation of crude oil to produce gasoline. Mineral...
Posted On 06/19/2018
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Most supermarket refrigeration equipment breakdowns are repeat
problems. When responding to refrigeration service calls at
supermarkets, refrigeration technicians immediately play...
Posted On 06/05/2018
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A large percentage of compressor failures in low-temperature
vapor-compression refrigeration system applications originate from
overheating. Typical compressor capacity rating data is based on...
Posted On 05/15/2018
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Monitoring the acid level in a refrigeration or air conditioning
system is of the utmost importance. Contaminants such as water and
air are important factors in the formation of acids in the...
Posted On 04/10/2018
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Here is information on Psychrometrics that should help remind the
HVACR technician what this subject is all about... with perhaps a
few tidbits the tech may not have known! Psychrometrics: the...
Posted On 03/13/2018
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Superheat is the temperature of refrigerant gas above its saturated
vapor (dewpoint) temperature. Superheat as it relates to
thermostatic expansion valves, can be broken down into three
Superheat...
Posted On 02/13/2018
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