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    Career chiller



    I'm working on this chiller it's winter now, so i need only heating i'v got 160 fan coils with electrical duct heaters .The problem is that many cold water stop valves are leaking so even on heating i'm geting cold air.My question is can i shut water valves cose i need only heating right now?Would that afect system?
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    Re: Career chiller

    Quote Originally Posted by wolf View Post
    I'm working on this chiller it's winter now, so i need only heating i'v got 160 fan coils with electrical duct heaters .The problem is that many cold water stop valves are leaking so even on heating i'm geting cold air.My question is can i shut water valves cose i need only heating right now?Would that afect system?
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    The quick easy answer is yes close the valves.

    The more complex answer would be if it is winter and only heating is on why is cold water passing through the valves?
    Is the system still in use to chill other sections?
    If it is then isolate the valves local to the coil and you should be fine.
    If the system is not required just shut down the system and isolate a few key valves to prevent heat transfer through conduction.

    Cheers taz

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    Re: Career chiller

    Quote Originally Posted by taz24 View Post
    The quick easy answer is yes close the valves.

    The more complex answer would be if it is winter and only heating is on why is cold water passing through the valves?
    Is the system still in use to chill other sections?
    If it is then isolate the valves local to the coil and you should be fine.
    If the system is not required just shut down the system and isolate a few key valves to prevent heat transfer through conduction.

    Cheers taz
    The chilled water pumps might be kept running to prevent the outdoor chiller and piping from freezing. Worth checking for glycol before you shut them valves.

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