Primary Variable Flow
Primary Variable Flow
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Does anyone know which chiller models support primary variable flow systems?
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RE: Primary Variable Flow
Suggest you chat to your local suppliers and follow their advice. I have found most larger chillers can accomodate variable flow, and the smaller chillers are more limited.
RE: Primary Variable Flow
I've always been a Carrier advocate, but Trane, McQuay, York... any of the major manufacturers will support such a system. The 23XRV is one hell of a machine... but whatever floats your boat, and suits your application...
Also, there are several Trane Eng. Newsletters worth a gander, as well: h
RE: Primary Variable Flow
In 25 years, the worst chillers I've seen were Carrier.
Trane and York have always performed great.
I've always scratched Carrier chillers from my specs when I could. They always have problems at strat-up. It takes 3 plus months to get Carrier chillers operating somewhat smoothly.
Interesting to know what the maintenance guys out there think. They probably have a more educated opinion on performance and reliability.
RE: Primary Variable Flow