What is the reason for the high pressure in the small tank of the ice machine?
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What is the reason for the high pressure in the small tank of the ice machine? This post was last edited by snowdfr on 2009-3-6 22:33 ]
I don’t know where the small ammonia tank you are referring to is located, but as far as our company is concerned, one: High-pressure gas jumps into low-pressure equipment. two: If the pressure in the small tank increases, it may be that the outlet gas pipeline is blocked or the valve is detached.
Is it the liquid ammonia intermediate tank? It is usually caused by air leakage. Check the release pressure.
If it is the liquid ammonia intermediate tank of the refrigeration system, the main reason for the high pressure is that the heat exchange efficiency of the gas ammonia condenser is poor or the condensation area is insufficient, resulting in the gas ammonia not being completely condensed, resulting in high pressure in the small tank.
Should I tell you which tank it is? Generally, if the material entering the tank comes into contact with high pressure and low pressure, it is possible that high-pressure gas is flowing into the tank; it is also possible that there is a problem with the outlet pipe or valve; if the boiling point of the material in the tank is low and the volatile gas cannot be discharged quickly, it is also possible that the pressure in the tank will rise.