Mop expansion valve

[ironmen]

Hi guys.can someone tell me if i can install a mop txv together with a CPR valve.stuck on a job with none a normal txv at present and the previous txv gone bad on that walk in freezer and its got a CPR valve on it.Help will be apriciated.Thanks:confused:

[Sandro Baptista]

1) What is the evaporating temperature you need at the outlet of the aircooler?

2) What's the MOP value. If this value is below the evaporating temperature the aircooler will not be fed.

[ironmen]

-40 to -15 deggree celcius on the mop and between -20 to -26 on the evaporator outlet.

[Sandro Baptista]

-40 to -15 deggree celcius on the mop and between -20 to -26 on the evaporator outlet.

About the TEV you have gave me the range of evaporating temperatures. The MOP is defined only by a unique value specific to that valve.

-20 to -26ºC, before the CPR or downstream the valve?

[ironmen]

I was away for a little while.In the evaporator inlet after the txv.

[desA]

The CPR does the job that the MOP TXV will be trying to do. In my view, I'd keep it simple & use a standard TXV.

At worst, though, a TXV with a very high MOP setting (above CPR setting) would probably not interfere too much.

[Sandro Baptista]

At worst, though, a TXV with a very high MOP setting (above CPR setting) would probably not interfere too much.

I also agree, but if MOP is -25ºC probably it will have lack of feeding.

[ironmen]

Thanks guy.Got a normal txv put it in and its working all good.600 k to get one.Did not want to put that mop in.Thanks to reply.