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HallScrew Technology …
• Manufactured since 1978
• Over 8,000 installed in over 85 countries world-wide
• Gained awards for outstanding British design and The Queen’s Award for Technological Achievement
• Only three basic moving parts
• Single screw positive displacement compressor designed for industrial refrigeration, air conditioning and heat pump systems
Star wheel…
• J & E Hall use low friction composite material “HallPlas” in the compression process to ensure high efficiency and reliability
• “HallPlas” material was developed using aerospace technology and can withstand the toughest operating conditions with all types of refrigerant
“The HallScrew is a market leader in compressor design”
Benefits
• Single screw technology
• Long established worldwide reputation
• Award winning design flexibility
• Engineered for quiet operation
• Outstanding reliability
• Superior efficiency
• Ease of installation
• Ease of maintenance
• Wide ranging cooling capacities
• Economised
HallScrew - How it works\'>
1. Suction Gas fills the rotor flutes before they mesh with the teeth on star wheel A.
2. Compression As rotation continues, the gas is sealed within the space created by the rotor flute, the rotor housing and the star wheel tooth. Continued rotation causes the volume of the rotor flute to reduce, compressing the gas.
3. Discharge As the maximum point of compression is reached, a discharge port is uncovered and all the gas is expelled from the rotor flute. The action illustrated applies to star wheel A. A mirrored action using star wheel B occurs simultaneously on the underside of star B.
Main Features
Positive Displacement Rotary Compressor : Positive displacement means pressure is increased by a reduction in volume. This is the same principle as reciprocating compressors but with a pure rotary motion, hence very little vibration
\'>Single Screw Design : This means that the compressor has a single rotor with two “stars” or “gate rotors” as opposed to twin screw compressors which have two screw rotors
Balanced Compression : Compression is taking place on both sides of the main rotor which cancels out radial forces on the main Bearings
Continuously Variable Capacity Control (10% or 25% _ 100%) : The compressor can unload STEPLESSLY to pump EXACTLY the correct amount of gas needed to obtain the required refrigeration duty. This is shown to be a much more energy efficient method of capacity control than any stepped method
Continuously Variable Capacity Control (10% or 25% _ 100%) : The compressor can unload STEPLESSLY to pump EXACTLY the correct amount of gas needed to obtain the required refrigeration duty. This is shown to be a much more energy efficient method of capacity control than any stepped method
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