Abstract: According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, an air conditioner includes an outdoor heat exchanger disposed in an outdoor unit and an indoor heat exchanger disposed in an indoor unit. The air conditioner also includes a refrigerant pipe configured to connect the outdoor heat exchanger and the indoor heat exchanger. The air conditioner also includes and a refrigerant ratio adjusting device configured adjust a ratio between a liquid refrigerant and a gaseous refrigerant passing through the refrigerant pipe.

Abstract: According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, an air conditioner includes an outdoor heat exchanger disposed in an outdoor unit and an indoor heat exchanger disposed in an indoor unit. The air conditioner also includes a refrigerant pipe configured to connect the outdoor heat exchanger and the indoor heat exchanger. The air conditioner also includes and a refrigerant ratio adjusting device configured adjust a ratio between a liquid refrigerant and a gaseous refrigerant passing through the refrigerant pipe.

Abstract: A compressor controlling apparatus including a bypass unit connected between an outlet and an inlet of the compressor and a control unit. The control unit reduces pressure difference between the outlet and the inlet of the compressor by the bypass unit to start the compressor when the compressor is to be started. The compressor is started while pressure equilibrium is achieved by the bypass unit, thereby preventing poor start-up of the compressor caused due to excessive pressure difference, and thus improving reliability of the compressor.

Abstract: An oil equalizing system for multiple compressors which does not require a particular machining process for shells of the compressors, thereby being capable of preventing an increase in costs, while maintaining oil in each compressor in a proper amount. In a refrigerant circuit, in which at least three compressors are connected in parallel, the oil equalizing system includes an oil equalizing tube adapted to communicate shells of the compressors with one another, and a bypass tube adapted to connect the oil equalizing tube to a discharge side refrigerant line for the compressors. The shell of each compressor is directly communicated with the shell of each of the remaining compressors by the oil equalizing tube.

Abstract: A compressor controlling apparatus including a bypass unit connected between an outlet and an inlet of the compressor and a control unit. The control unit reduces pressure difference between the outlet and the inlet of the compressor by the bypass unit to start the compressor when the compressor is to be started. The compressor is started while pressure equilibrium is achieved by the bypass unit, thereby preventing poor start-up of the compressor caused due to excessive pressure difference, and thus improving reliability of the compressor.

Abstract: An oil equalizing system for multiple compressors which does not require a particular machining process for shells of the compressors, thereby being capable of preventing an increase in costs, while maintaining oil in each compressor in a proper amount. In a refrigerant circuit, in which at least three compressors are connected in parallel, the oil equalizing system includes an oil equalizing tube adapted to communicate shells of the compressors with one another, and a bypass tube adapted to connect the oil equalizing tube to a discharge side refrigerant line for the compressors. The shell of each compressor is directly communicated with the shell of each of the remaining compressors by the oil equalizing tube.