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13-04-2008, 08:59 AM #10
Re: TXV's To Adjust or Not to Adjust - That is ....
philfridge, refrigerologist i apologise for the misquote - I don't know what happened... I just hit the quote button like I normally would, lots of the quotes in this thread appear to be messed up
Anyway i completely agree with US Iceman in regards to total suction superheat and mass flow rates, one of our customers - a large supermarket chain in aus specifies a maximum suction superheat (as do the comp mfg's) but fits stub probes and really likes to see around 10K at the stubs entering the suction header, which normally lands the evap superheat around the 4 to 6K mark, and yes this total superheat is affected by line sizing and insulation quality, and I guess through experience 10K provides a decent mass flow rate (when compared to say 20 - 30K). It can make setting stores up a little tedious when they are so perdantic (spelling?) about stub temps, it requires a little tweaking to keep them satisfied with both evap and total superheats but I guess it keeps us commissioners on our toes a bit.Last edited by 750 Valve; 13-04-2008 at 09:02 AM.
...and she said "give it to me you big fridgie"
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