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13-06-2013, 05:21 PM #1
York chiller loading issue
HI,
the york chiller of the Model: YEWS170SAD we installed in our plant, at the time of starting % of loading increased up to 88 and motor is taking 160Amps, but in running even the temperature of the evaporator is increased also the % of loading not going beyond 60 % becos of this we couldn't maintain the chilled water system. pl can you help somebody
Thanks
Sekar
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14-06-2013, 07:57 PM #2
Re: York chiller loading issue
hi sekar,
can you tell me who commissioned the chiller ?= sedgy
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17-06-2013, 07:12 PM #3
Re: York chiller loading issue
hi
The system commissioned by service provider of york
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17-06-2013, 07:24 PM #4
Re: York chiller loading issue
It would be worth checking to make sure you have a temperature differential across the evaporator.
Check flow and pump direction. Some system parameters would be usefull.I love the smell of Ammonia in the morning!
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18-06-2013, 03:36 PM #5
Re: York chiller loading issue
The evaporator temperature difference is 8 - 9 deg and we maintain the working pressure of chilled water system is 2 - 3 bar pressure
rated pump flow is 115 m3 /hr but we didn't measure the actual flow
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19-06-2013, 09:03 PM #6
Re: York chiller loading issue
Hi sensek do you have the system set points and pressure/temperatures? Can you explain your plant requirements too? sorry for all questions but to diagnose faults from a distance all the information you can supply makes it more achievable.
I love the smell of Ammonia in the morning!
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28-06-2013, 05:10 AM #7
Re: York chiller loading issue
Hi
pls state your actual temp differntial accros the evaporator ,
has the system been limited by york not to load over 60%?
you have a paramter to check this !
stating system refrigerant pressures could be helpful to.
good luckTHE DEFINITION OF A SMART PERSON IS ONE WHOM LEARNS FROM HIS MISTAKES!!!
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28-06-2013, 06:57 AM #8
Re: York chiller loading issue
Hi sensek.
I don't know about your model of York chiller, maybe someone from York has heard if it?
Anyway that's immaterial, any make of chiller with a half decent controller would unload or restrict the load capacity with a 6 to 8c temperature across it.
Pump pressure is irrelevant, it's the pressure diff across the evap.
You don't tell us how old this chiller is?
Or how long you have had the issue?
If you can measure the flow (as asked for by the above) then I suspect all will become clear.
Most makes of chiller you would expect 3-4c diff fully loaded.
Grizzly