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Flooding the Evaporater
i have trimmed down the flow rate to designed spec and found that there is a KW drop, as well as a more rapid cooling effect to the chw system b/iue have a psi drop from the trimming but i slowly goes back up as i satisfy the air-handlers and shut off then allowing me to shut down addtional chw...- Hopeless1
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- Forum: HVAC/R engineering
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Flooding the Evaporater
its a 30yr old design. so then the over flow really doesnt matter in it all? i just have a problem in my head with running 5800gpm CHW threw a chiller designed for 3500gpm CHW. (2000T chiller) maybe its just me?- Hopeless1
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- Forum: HVAC/R engineering
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Flooding the Evaporater
the sysetem: Primary loop; 5 chillers : 500T, 1000T, 2000T, 2500T, 3000T none are Veriable speed; it's a Manually operated plant. As a contracted comapany, we don't own anything just operate, that said we are paid by the ton and credit back KW used at EoM. here is were things get tricky the...- Hopeless1
- Post #5
- Forum: HVAC/R engineering
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Flooding the Evaporater
I work in a energy plant that supplies a larger complex of building, and sence i have been here i have been in an on going arguement about CHW flow rate threw the chillers. I say that the designed flow rate would give the best performance and make the most money for our company by minimizing the...- Hopeless1
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