Chiller venting issue

2010-06-24View Original

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-When an ice machine at 55℃ is not in use for an extended period of time, factors such as temperature and sunlight can cause the pressure in the liquid storage tank and compressor to rise. Is it necessary to release air to lower this pressure? Wouldn’t that result in the loss of a certain amount of R22?

Reply #22010-06-25

If it’s to be released, then some R22 gas must definitely be emitted! It depends on the maximum operating pressure of the pressure vessel!

Reply #32010-06-27

There’s no need to vent it; even if the pressure inside is high, it won’t affect the device’s operation

Reply #42010-07-01

There are no non-condensable gases; why release him?

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