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    chiller unloading



    hi all I have chiller type ALRHAST455.4 the chiller is controled by microtech (McQUAY) when the chiller start normaly & then the comp. loading is 100% the water temp. 34c the temp. setting is 10c.
    any advice please.



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    Re: chiller unloading

    Your LP and HP settings are?
    liquid line temp etc etc.
    Give us some details so we can help you jebar!
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    Re: chiller unloading

    what is infact yore question??

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    Re: chiller unloading

    Quote Originally Posted by jebar View Post
    hi all I have chiller type ALRHAST455.4 the chiller is controled by microtech (McQUAY) when the chiller start normaly & then the comp. loading is 100% the water temp. 34c the temp. setting is 10c.
    any advice please.
    ===reply shiyam from uae} you did not write 34 c, leaving or return water( temp)clearly. so when the leaving water temperature 34c better one more chiller. so you should understand and lean unloading loading chilled water temperature point.
    thank you
    shiyam...(mshiyam88@yahoo.com)

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    Re: chiller unloading

    As others have stated your post is not clear .
    If you are saying when your chiller starts the water circuit temperature is 34c and the chiller set point is 10c, whether it is leaving or return water temperature is irrelevant as either way you are 24c above set point.
    At 24c above set point i would expect the loading to be 100%
    You need to clarify your post and give us more information .
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    Re: chiller unloading

    A really old post.
    But generally chiller are controlled on return water temp., so set point +10'C , split 5.5'C leaving water at +4.5 'C .

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    Re: chiller unloading

    and of course this 5.5C ΔΤ depends on the pressure drop across the evaporator DP

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