Questions about removing propane from York propane refrigeration systems?
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Where is propane usually unloaded from when shutting down a propane refrigeration system? Equipped with storage tanks, separators, condensers, economizers, etc.! Seeking guidance from fellow sailors!
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Why unload propane? Do you need to repair a specific area?»
Generally, the refrigerant is condensed in a condenser and then the condenser is isolated. If the condenser is to be repaired, it needs to be completely recovered, and for this purpose a separate recovery unit is required to carry out the recovery from the evaporator. The recycling unit is sold separately by York
It’s not much different from moving an air conditioner~~~
This post was last edited by tjdxlifelover on 2018-12-12 at 11:53. The storage tank is used to hold propane during shutdowns for maintenance; propane is generally not sent out of the system. During maintenance, it is transferred between various devices, as otherwise it would evaporate and be lost too easily.
Who knows how to do this? Can anyone share some insights?