chiller's shoot-off valves
chiller's shoot-off valves
(OP)
Hi all!
As is known, obligatory attributes, necessary at installation chiller,
are so-called shoot-off valves.
I am not quite sure, but I assume,that it's made for when chiller does
not work, the pump consumed smaller power (1), and that the cooled
water did not proceed through evaporator(And condenser) (2).
My question: If nevertheless to open of the valve at not working chiller,
provided that In system there is some chillers and some of them continue to
work, i.e. to cool water, what negative consequences it will result?
As is known, obligatory attributes, necessary at installation chiller,
are so-called shoot-off valves.
I am not quite sure, but I assume,that it's made for when chiller does
not work, the pump consumed smaller power (1), and that the cooled
water did not proceed through evaporator(And condenser) (2).
My question: If nevertheless to open of the valve at not working chiller,
provided that In system there is some chillers and some of them continue to
work, i.e. to cool water, what negative consequences it will result?





RE: chiller's shoot-off valves
When water is allowed to flow through the evaporator of a chiller which is not operating, this water is bypassing the operating chiller, so the temperature of your chilled water system will be affected. It should not have any adverse consequences on the non-operating chiller itself, but you should ensure that the operating chiller is still receiving adequate flow.
If water is allowed to flow through the condenser of a non-operating chiller, it should not cause problems with that chiller as long as the temperature is within the range that the manufacturer specifies.
---KenRad
RE: chiller's shoot-off valves
RE: chiller's shoot-off valves
RE: chiller's shoot-off valves
but plenty of the consumers . The variant is considered
for VarPrOnlySys. Unique, that anxieties me,
it's passage of the cooled water through evaporator. I somewhere read,
though can be I am mistaken, what is't will call, accumulation freon in evaporator with possible dangerous consequences.
Is there somebody any experience on this theme?
Thanks!