MrReds
27-02-2008, 12:22 AM
Hallo to everybody !
Please, I would be grateful if somebody could help me, since I didn't find a useful post about this issue:
Premise:
For condensers, you can specify the capacity in a certain condition.
The capacity in a different condition can be, as a rule of thumb, be calculated with the variation of temperature between air and condensing temperature.
This is the so called "heat rejection", that is expressed in kW/K.
Please, it there a similar rule that can be applied for water coolers ?
If not, do you know or do you utilize if there any rule to calculate the capacity of chillers in a condition different than a specified one ?
Thanks in advance !
Please, I would be grateful if somebody could help me, since I didn't find a useful post about this issue:
Premise:
For condensers, you can specify the capacity in a certain condition.
The capacity in a different condition can be, as a rule of thumb, be calculated with the variation of temperature between air and condensing temperature.
This is the so called "heat rejection", that is expressed in kW/K.
Please, it there a similar rule that can be applied for water coolers ?
If not, do you know or do you utilize if there any rule to calculate the capacity of chillers in a condition different than a specified one ?
Thanks in advance !