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selvamshanmugam
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Brine Chiller for Room Air Conditioning

04/04/2013 3:35 AM

Hi .... curently we have brine chiiler use for production process purpose & Air cooled chiller piston type for room air cond ,Can we utilise brine chiller system for room air cond for energy saving ,please advise me .

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Re: Brine Chiller for Room Air Cond

04/04/2013 3:40 AM

The best bet is to hire a consultant in energy efficiency locally, and get that individual to investigate the installation and report on it.

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04/04/2013 4:39 AM

If it is the same refrigerant, you need to compare the suction pressures in each case. If different refrigerants are involved, you need to compare power consumption per unit of refrigeration (e.g., tons) in each case. For that, you need the respective compressor performance data.

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Re: Brine Chiller for Room Air Cond

04/04/2013 4:48 AM

Dear Mr.SelvamShanmugam,

You have to check

1. What is the Brine Chiller Temperature Limits and Flow Capacity, How much Heat Is handled.?

2. What is the Heat Load in the Room for AC.

3. What is the compressor details.?

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Re: Brine Chiller for Room Air Cond

04/04/2013 6:17 AM

sir ,thanks for you fast respond & reply ,if i gather all the info as per request ,shall i send to you ,for your advise

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Re: Brine Chiller for Room Air Cond

04/04/2013 8:20 AM

Well, why not post it here for all the forum to see?

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04/04/2013 12:32 PM

Pl. post the Data here, so that all CR4 Members can see and give their views.

I expect that you should keep basic details ready and immediately post.

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Re: Brine Chiller for Room Air Conditioning

04/04/2013 9:29 PM

give me the FLA running amps of both, tell me the type of refrigerant and how many pounds of refrigerant you're pumping per hour...along with similar electrical draw information of your condensing systems and I'll give you a real world answer
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