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Bing... Ah yes a Microsoft product. I freaking hate microsoft.
I had to google "bing" to figure out what it was.
Wow, some hate Google and some really hate Microsoft. Lots of people with hang-ups here tonight. I don't use Bing, but it's been offered in so many downloads. I always opt for Google.
Wow, some hate Google and some really hate Microsoft. Lots of people with hang-ups here tonight. I don't use Bing, but it's been offered in so many downloads. I always opt for Google.
I always just use google. It always gives me whatever I'm looking within' the first few hits.
Hey Chow, are you familiar with electronic thermal expansion valves? I have an issue with underfeeding on one of my compressors. I noticed my drop had stagnated and I went to have a look and the head and suction pressures are both low as if I"m flogging cold water but I do not have it down after the last haulback. At first I thought I had lost refrigerant but the level is at 250 lbs in the receiver which is plenty for the system. The controller shows it feeding and a proper opening of the TXVs. I do not have icing on the chiller tubes. The controller is not commanding the compressors to unload. Any ideas?
Underfeeding of the compressors is, indeed, a problem. And who wants stagnated drop? If suction pressures are low when you are flogging, something is obviously terribly, terribly amiss, especially at the head. You would think if the controller is not commanding the compressors to unload, you have a serious problem.
Yeah, while refrigeration is refrigeration chilled seawater systems are set up differently than typical land based systems. That was a good link though, I could tell the guy had real experience in the field.
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