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    High Voltage Chillers



    Hi, just looking for some info as to why we have Centrif Chillers on high voltages like 3300 and 6600 volts ?



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    Re: High Voltage Chillers

    Centrifugal chillers are not my thing, but I would assume it is because of the Horsepower. Lighter wiring and smaller contacters as compared to lower voltages.

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    Re: High Voltage Chillers

    Hi, one thing springs to mind lower amperage, I may be wrong.
    My wife used to say you never listen to a word I say at least I think that what she said

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    Re: High Voltage Chillers

    Quote Originally Posted by Toosh View Post
    Hi, one thing springs to mind lower amperage, I may be wrong.
    hi ther u are 100% correct the higher the voltage the lower the ampreage!!!

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    Re: High Voltage Chillers

    Quote Originally Posted by goshen View Post
    hi ther u are 100% correct the higher the voltage the lower the ampreage!!!
    Hi Goshen I used to look after 25 carrier 17/19FA centrifugal chillers 600TR if I recollect the full load amps were 198, in Saudi Arabia for ARAMCO they were used as district for the Company town.

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    Re: High Voltage Chillers

    Hi, just looking for some info as to why we have Centrif Chillers on high voltages like 3300 and 6600 volts ?
    This comes to mind first. Motors with high output powers are fed by high voltages - less currents, as said above - less power losses; they are smaller - less material (iron and copper) used for their construction.

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