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Thermostatic expansion valves control the flow of liquid refrigerant into an evaporator and keep air conditioning units running smoothly.
Style | Model | Connection | Item | Price | |
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A | HXCAE-3-VX100H | - | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £240.21 | |
B | HXCAE-5-VX100H | - | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £325.97 | |
C | HXCAE-3-ZX200 | - | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £285.49 | |
D | TXV KIT | - | Valve | £845.57 | |
E | HXEA-3-ZX200 | - | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £235.28 | |
E | HXAE-5-ZX200 | - | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £279.65 | |
C | HXAE-3-ZX200 B15 | - | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £265.42 | |
E | HXCAE-5-ZX200 | - | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £307.32 | |
F | SCE-A-VZ | Angle Solder | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £264.51 | |
F | SCE-AA-VZ | Angle Solder | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £274.34 | |
F | SCE-B-SZ | Angle Solder | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £272.85 | |
F | SCE-B-VZ | Angle Solder | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £323.33 | |
G | CAVW | SAE Flare Angle | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £205.50 | |
G | CASX35 | SAE Flare Angle | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £198.75 | |
H | CEBJW | SAE Flare Angle | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £212.88 | |
H | CECSW | SAE Flare Angle | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £242.92 | |
I | CAJW | SAE Flare Angle | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £226.69 | |
J | CE-C-SZ | SAE Flare Angle | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £221.51 | |
G | CAAVX35 | SAE Flare Angle | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £246.45 | |
G | CCVX100 | SAE Flare Angle | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £236.01 | |
J | CEBVX100 | SAE Flare Angle | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £221.51 | |
I | CECVX100 | SAE Flare Angle | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £234.99 | |
G | CCVW | SAE Flare Angle | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £192.68 | |
G | CAAVW | SAE Flare Angle | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £237.87 | |
H | CEAVX35 | SAE Flare Angle | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £230.24 | |
J | CE-B-SZ | SAE Flare Angle | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £263.32 | |
J | C-AA-JW | SAE Flare Angle | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £237.87 | |
G | CASW | SAE Flare Angle | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £198.75 | |
I | CEBVW | SAE Flare Angle | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £235.62 | |
G | CCSW | SAE Flare Angle | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £201.29 | |
H | CECJW | SAE Flare Angle | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £238.73 | |
J | C-A-SZ | SAE Flare Angle | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £207.19 | |
J | C-AA-SZ | SAE Flare Angle | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £208.90 | |
G | CCJW | SAE Flare Angle | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £198.75 | |
K | CEAVW | SAE Flare Angle | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £242.55 | |
L | EBSE15VX100 | Straight Through Solder | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £519.41 | |
M | EC-AA-JW | Straight Through Solder | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £259.67 | |
M | EC-A-SZ | Straight Through Solder | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £217.26 | |
N | ECE-D-ZX200 | Straight Through Solder | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £254.35 | |
M | EC-A-JW | Straight Through Solder | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £225.68 | |
O | OVE15VX100 | Straight Through Solder | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £593.04 | |
L | EBSE11VX100 | Straight Through Solder | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £440.61 | |
L | EBSE8VX100 | Straight Through Solder | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £415.15 | |
O | OVE20VX100 | Straight Through Solder | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £593.04 | |
O | OVE40VX100 | Straight Through Solder | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £1,045.39 | |
M | EC-AA-SZ | Straight Through Solder | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £259.64 | |
F | SCE-B-JW | Straight Through Solder | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £333.97 | |
O | OVE30VX100 | Straight Through Solder | Thermostatic Expansion Valve | £575.18 |
Thermostatic expansion valves, often abbreviated as TXVs, TEVs or TX valves reduce refrigerant pressure from the condenser pressure to the evaporator pressure. These valves keep the evaporator active as they increase the flow of refrigerant at high capacity loads and reduce the flow at low capacity loads. Thermal expansion valves provide complete evaporation of liquid refrigerant in the evaporator, thus eliminating liquid slugging. Thermal expansion valves can tolerate variation in refrigerant charge, as they adapt the refrigerant flow for matching the heat load. These valves minimise coil starving & flood back problems by controlling accuracy.
Parker Thermostatic expansion valves are used for regulating the flow of liquid refrigerant into an evaporator in aerospace, fluid & gas handling, hydraulic, filtration, sealing, shielding and process control applications.
The high-pressure liquid refrigerant is held back from the condenser by the valve. The valve regulates how much refrigerant can enter the evaporator. The valve decreases the pressure, allowing the refrigerant to boil at decreased temperatures. As the refrigerant is exposed to more thermal energy while passing through the evaporator, it undergoes a complete phase change and becomes a saturated vapour while reaching the end of the evaporator coil. During this change, there is almost no temperature change due to latent heat. Instead, there is an increase in entropy and enthalpy. The refrigerant continues picking up thermal energy and after the phase change, it begins increasing the temperature, thus superheating the refrigerant vapour. This temperature is monitored by the sensing bulb of the expansion valve to control the refrigerant in the main body of the valve.
If superheat gets too high, it can increase the heat of compression, thus increasing temperature at the discharge valves. If the temperature elevates beyond its safe operating range, it may cause damage to the compressor.
These thermostatic expansion valves are not adjustable in the open or closed positions as these are modulating valves. Turning the adjustment stem, whether in the clockwise or anti-clockwise direction, only increases / decreases the superheat.
These thermostatic expansion valves are utilised in systems such as packaged air conditioners, industrial refrigeration plants, central air conditioners and high capacity split air conditioners.