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23-05-2006, 02:30 AM #1
Re: York Screw Chiller How low will it go?????
Nothing like a challenge thrown down to get a persons attention...
a salt brine solution- Calcium or sodium chloride???
- Has anyone checked the material compatibility charts?
- The system will drain and flush the brine after each daily usage to alleviate damage to the copper chiller tubes.
I would be concerned about repeated exposure to air, can't say why but this bothers me.
other minor changes such as a slide valve modify??- did this change the Vi?
with a flow rate of 450 gpm
in at -39 F (-39.4C) and out at -43 F (-41.6C) PD not a problem..- Earlier you mentioned -40F (-40C), which is it?
- Is the tube velocity high enough to prevent laminar flow??
- Also, is the brine a liquid mix or flakes?
A 163 short (open flash economizer) with R-22 will do about 30 Tons at -50F (-45.5C) suction and 100F (37.7C)condensing (no pressure losses allowed so this is already too low for capacity). Power = 111.3 BHP (~83 kW)
Without checking further...this looks like it could be trouble...Last edited by US Iceman; 23-05-2006 at 02:37 AM. Reason: text formatting
- Calcium or sodium chloride???
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