springmaster
03-12-2013, 07:51 AM
Hi All
I want some help regarding freezer containers
My company supplied to a client in a hot and humid zone-ambient 34/38 ºC and RH 75%, supplied to us by a foregin company:
- 1 x 20 feet polyurethane insulated (100 mm) container with a 5 HP compressor and matched blower, to operate at -20 ºC;
- 1 x 10 feet polyurethane insulated (100 mm) container with a 3,5 HP compressor and matched blower, to operate at -25 ºC;
When we comissioned the units, it took 4 days for the containers to get down to temperature.
On the floor below both contaneirs, there was a lot of water.
My questions are:
- is it possible that, on the handling of the contaniers, that the vapor barrier is broken?
- is it possible that because of water in the insulation the systems are not permforming?
Await your replys
I want some help regarding freezer containers
My company supplied to a client in a hot and humid zone-ambient 34/38 ºC and RH 75%, supplied to us by a foregin company:
- 1 x 20 feet polyurethane insulated (100 mm) container with a 5 HP compressor and matched blower, to operate at -20 ºC;
- 1 x 10 feet polyurethane insulated (100 mm) container with a 3,5 HP compressor and matched blower, to operate at -25 ºC;
When we comissioned the units, it took 4 days for the containers to get down to temperature.
On the floor below both contaneirs, there was a lot of water.
My questions are:
- is it possible that, on the handling of the contaniers, that the vapor barrier is broken?
- is it possible that because of water in the insulation the systems are not permforming?
Await your replys