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    Calculating Refrigerant Gas



    Can somebody tell me how to calculate the requirement of refrigerant gas in chillers. I have the following details in hand;

    Building 44
    Unit No 1 - (ACCU-99-GC-2002B)
    (AHU-99-GA-2026B)
    No of Circuits – 4 No’s
    Pipe Length – 4.5 m
    Suction Pipe Diameter – 54 mm
    Liquid Pipe Diameter – 22.2 mm
    Unit Charge – 36 kg per Circuit


    Unit No 2 - (ACCU-99-GC-2002A)
    (AHU-99-GA-2026A)
    No of Circuits – 4 No’s
    Pipe Length – 11.5 m
    Suction Pipe Diameter – 54 mm
    Liquid Pipe Diameter – 22.2 mm
    Unit Charge – 36 kg per Circuit


    Building 158
    Unit No 1 - (ACCU-99-GC-2003B)
    (AHU-99-GA-2027B)
    No of Circuits – 4 No’s
    Pipe Length – 55 m
    Suction Pipe Diameter – 80 mm
    Liquid Pipe Diameter – 35 mm
    Unit Charge – 36 kg per Circuit


    Unit No 2 - (ACCU-99-GC-2003A)
    (AHU-99-GA-2027A)
    No of Circuits – 4 No’s
    Pipe Length – 47 m
    Suction Pipe Diameter – 80 mm
    Liquid Pipe Diameter – 35 mm
    Unit Charge – 36 kg per Circuit

    Type of Refrigerant – R134A



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    Re: Calculating Refrigerant Gas

    You have given the requirements in the data above..?

    Refrigerant type and quantity, what else is there to know?
    Brian - Newton Abbot, Devon, UK
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