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    liquid pipe from condensser to receiver



    Hello everybody!
    can somebody sugest me where can I find more information about the restriction in execution for liquid line from condesser to liquid receiver. For example, If the condensser ( air cooled condesser, GVV 050.1A/3) is located at the same level with the receveir, but in diferent places, and the liquid pipe must be drawed above the level of condesser, the condeser should be flooted? The same situation is for small condesing units, when the the liquid line is conected to the bottom side of the condensser and to the upper side of the receiver.

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    Re: liquid pipe from condensser to receiver

    Hi, Casian

    Quote Originally Posted by vasile.casian View Post
    Hello everybody!
    can somebody sugest me where can I find more information about the restriction in execution for liquid line from condesser to liquid receiver. For example, If the condensser ( air cooled condesser, GVV 050.1A/3) is located at the same level with the receveir, but in diferent places, and the liquid pipe must be drawed above the level of condesser, the condeser should be flooted? The same situation is for small condesing units, when the the liquid line is conected to the bottom side of the condensser and to the upper side of the receiver.

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    Please check this link and links within for some useful documentation regarding piping

    http://www.refrigeration-engineer.co...ead.php?t=9941

    post by BigJon3475 with links....

    hope this will help...

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    Re: liquid pipe from condensser to receiver

    Hi casian
    This can be quite tricky.
    The condenser in this configuration has a liquid trap. Firstly there should be a balance line from the condenser out let to the reciever so that the pressure at the condenser outlet is the same as the receiver. The length of line and the amount of rise in the pipe between the condenser and the receiver has to be determined . Consider the pressure at the condenser outlet as being the same as the receiver then a liquid head has to be created , external of the condenser. Depending on the refrigerant the external trap is designed to power the lift. The set up should always be so that the condenser is not flooded. This configuration is not always easy to determine especially if there is load variations, so avoid this configuration when ever possible

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