facility engineering specialist
I work for a major tractor company in the midwest, we recently contracted a company by the name of Q-Corporation to provide some cascade refrigeration equipment, I am curious if anyone has ever had any experience with this organization? what was the result? We are having some difficulties getting the units down to temp amoung other issues
Re: facility engineering specialist
Hi,
Regarding the problem of units not getting down to temperature. Obviously leaks play a huge part but with gases like 508b and 23 microleaks seem to play more of a role than with 404 etc.
It doesn't take much of a leak to bring the standing charge down to a level where performance is affected.
1. Check all access points that caps are tight. And that packing nuts on service valves are tight.
2. Check shut-off valves that the packing nuts are tight and caps on.
3. Check that on the TXV the cap on the adjuster screw is tight.
I have had call outs where the standing charge was low and after searching with an electronic leak detector everywhere and not finding a significant leak, I've tightened everything mentioned above, topped up the gas and they have been OK. Even after checking after several weeks/months they have not lost any more gas.
Murray.
Re: facility engineering specialist
When Ransco packed its bags in Oxnard Califirnia roughly 7-8 years ago, some of the engineers there started Qcorp. Ransco was a manufacturer of large test chamber equipment. They would make test chambers for defense, automotive, etc. As far as I know they are talented people and their equipment should work.
I believe they have a service group - contact them if their equipment isn't working correctly they can probably help.