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How to safely discharge the refrigerant from a chiller

2010-07-21View Original

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Our facility is equipped with Carrier 30HXC200A and 30HXC350A chiller units that feature full-liquid evaporators. If it becomes necessary to clean (or service) the evaporators, the refrigerant must first be drained. I’m not sure how to do this safely
Reply #22010-07-21
Reply to 1# jsjqyhwzh: Here are several methods for safely draining the refrigerant from the evaporator for your reference: 1. Close the refrigerant supply valve and pump the refrigerant in the evaporator to the condenser; 2. Use a refrigerant recovery unit to recover the refrigerant from your unit. Full-liquid type, the volume is a bit large ; 3. If the refrigerant is ammonia, it is absorbed in a manner similar to that in an acid tank.

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