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    reverse cycle water-to-water chiller/ heatpump



    Hi everybody
    Have anyone operated reverse cycle water-to-water chiller/ heatpump ?? any need any special in operation for them ?
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    Re: reverse cycle water-to-water chiller/ heatpump

    some manufacturers are specialized in this type of chiller. I mean u have to change only water direction, no 4-way valve on ref pipes. But controller must manage outlet chilled water temperature to avoid freezing in both modes, heating and cooling. That's important.

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    Re: reverse cycle water-to-water chiller/ heatpump

    3-way, 4-way
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    Re: reverse cycle water-to-water chiller/ heatpump

    Yes, many of them. In Norway and Sweden it's quite common. No specific care is needed. Control is on condenser, and evaporator is only controlled for freezing protection.

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    Re: reverse cycle water-to-water chiller/ heatpump

    Thanks a lot for the answers. My schematic exactly like the reff three way attachment.
    @ AlexG : could you name some manufacturers are specialized in this type of chiller ? I want to check different technical specification.
    @All : Have you any documents/recommendation related control multi-chiller plant of this kind chiller especially in control sequence and change-over heating/cooling control ?

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    Re: reverse cycle water-to-water chiller/ heatpump

    I assume it should be a sealed system due to potential legionella?
    Last edited by r.bartlett; 10-02-2012 at 05:37 PM. Reason: fookin spel cheekar

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    Re: reverse cycle water-to-water chiller/ heatpump

    WTA, check websites of Climaveneta or CIAT. I suppose that Carrier or York make this type of units. What is your e-mail?

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    Re: reverse cycle water-to-water chiller/ heatpump

    Quote Originally Posted by r.bartlett View Post
    I assume it should be a sealed system due to potential legionella?
    we use closed-loop with chiller and dry cooler. Many manufacture have this kind of system but cause rarely use in our location ( we are the first) the information about control, operation is uncleared with us.

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    Re: reverse cycle water-to-water chiller/ heatpump

    Quote Originally Posted by r.bartlett View Post
    I assume it should be a sealed system due to potential legionella?
    we use closed-loop with chiller and dry cooler. Many manufacture have this kind of system but cause rarely use in our location ( we are the first) the information about control, operation is uncleared with us.
    @alexG : Please check the PM

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    Re: reverse cycle water-to-water chiller/ heatpump

    wta, why dont u use air-to-water heat pumpes? High humidity?

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    Re: reverse cycle water-to-water chiller/ heatpump

    Becausa architect and acoustic restriction. dry cooler and water-cooled chiller is only variant

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