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Water ingress in the ammonia refrigeration system

2023-02-28View Original

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The ammonia refrigeration system contains water, which reduces the heat exchange efficiency of the ammonia cooler and causes large fluctuations in liquid level, thereby affecting the load on the installation. Has everyone encountered this problem? How did you solve it? How can water be used to remove it? Everyone is welcome to discuss and learn from each other!*
Reply #22023-03-16
Water in the inter-cooler of the chiller unit can affect the safe operation of the machine; high pressure in the outlet cooler prevents water from entering. Where does the water for your refrigeration system enter?
Reply #32023-03-21
The production capacity of liquid ammonia is insufficient, so some was purchased as a supplement; the ammonia purchased contains water
Reply #42023-03-22
Reduce the liquid level in the ammonia cooler during load reduction; increase the drainage from the ammonia cooler’s drain lines

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