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Multi-blade
Centrifugal Fan
Eliminators
Spray Nozzles
Air Intake
Screen
Pump Floor
Assembly
Air Out
Make CONDENSER
-up
water
Float
Overflow
AEV
Receiver
Compressor
TYPES OF
AIR COOLED
CONDENSER
a) Natural Convection b) Forced-air Type
Heat Pump Heating Cycle
Heat Pump Cooling
Cycle
TYPES OF
WATER COOLED CONDENSER
a) Tube in tube or double pipe
Liquid from
receiver
Liquid-vapor mixture
Float Liquid-vapor mixture
control
a) Natural convection
Bare type evaporator ratings are given per
square foot of external pipe surface, although in some
instances bare tube evaporators are rated per linear foot
of pipe.
Ratings for plate evaporators are given per square
foot of plate surface.
Air flow
Refrigerant in 1 3 Circuits
2
3
Refrigerant out
Refrigerant
distributor
b) Forced
convection
The total cooling capacity of any
evaporator is directly related to the air quantity
(in cubic feet per minute) circulated over the
evaporator.
Cfm = Total capacity (Btu/hr) x sensible
heat ratio
Temperature drop of the air x
1.08 The air velocity (feet per minute) over the
coil is a function of the air quantity (cubic feet per
minute) and the face area of the evaporator
(square feet).
ACCORDONG TO CONSTRUCTION
a) Bare tube evaporator
b) Plate surface
c) Finned evaporator
d) Baudelot
cooler
e) Double pipe evaporator
Air flow
Refrigerant in 1 3 Circuits
2
3 Air flow
Refrigerant out
Refrigerant
distributor
OUT
Counter-flow of refrigerant IN
and air results in more even
loading and a higher mean
temperature differential.
Evaporator with refrigerant distributor and suction header.
Notice counter-flow arrangement for refrigerant and air.
Baudelot Cooler with float switch, solenoid
liquid valve, evaporator pressure regulator,
and solenoid pilot valve
Evaporator pressure Solenoid pilot valve
regulator
Strainer
Heat exchanger
Out In
Surge drum
Hand expansion Relief valve
Water cooled section valve
Solenoid liquid valve
Strainer
Float switch
Liquid level
Globe valve
Refrigerant
cooled section
Tube in tube or double pipe evaporator
b) Flooded chiller
Condenser
Condenser
water Compressor Motor
Economizer
Chilled Cooler
water
Flooded chiller with shell
Flooded chiller designed for multipass only partially filled with
circulation of chilled liquid. Multipass tubes in order to provide a
circulation is accomplished by means of large vapor disengaging
the battled end-plates or water heads area above the tubes.
that are bolted to the ends of the chiller.
TYPICAL SHELL AND TUBE CHILLERS
Air
Brine to
concentrator
Eliminators
SHELL AND
COIL
CHILLER
COOLING TOWERS
Hot water in
Make water from
city main
MECHANICAL DRAFT
COOLING TOWER
FORCED DRAFT COOLING TOWER
Air out
Spray eliminator
Wood fill
Water in
Air in
Water out
Water in
Spray eliminator
Air out
Air in
Water out
Basin
i.e.
Operating Procedures:
Before starting the plant, ensure
that:
1. All the valves in the refrigeration system, condenser condenser water lines
and chilled water lines are open, except those of the standby items of
equipments .
2. There is sufficient water supply to the cooling tower and the make up
water system is working satisfactorily.
3. That the make up water system to the expansion tank of the chilled water
circuit is working and there is regular water supply.
2.6 Switch on the refrigerant solenoid valve or the pilot solenoid valve
2.7 Start the compressor motor. In the compressor with oil pumps , the compressor
oil pressure should build up as the compressor is started. Check the oil level in
the sight glass of the compressor.
3. After the plant operation has stabilized, check all the pressures and
temperatures and ensure that the plant is working satisfactorily.
Readings are to be taken and recorded.
4. Analyze plant
performance:
7. During the operation, if the system stops , try to trace out the reason,
before starting it again.
Stopping sequence:
Bypass
Bypass
Condensing coil
Condensing coil
air
Fresh air
Room
Conditioning
system
Heating coil
Absolute humidity
Relative humidity = X 100 %
Saturation quantity
The difference between the dry bulb and the wet bulb
readings is known as the “depression”.
Process 0 – 3 Humidifying
Process 0 – 4 Dehumidifying