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How long can the chiller operate after tripping, and does the load need to be adjusted?

2015-10-01View Original

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How long can the chiller operate after tripping, and does the load need to be adjusted?
Reply #22015-10-01
Two to three hours; otherwise, there will be a loss of cooling capacity, and it’s necessary to reduce the load
Reply #32015-10-02
It can last for about three hours. The load must be reduced.
Reply #42015-10-05
Based on the load level of the system, our unit can withstand 4 hours after the ice maker stops working, with temperatures reaching as low as -30 degrees. The design requirement is however -60 degrees. We immediately reduced the load, as it takes around 20 minutes to restart the system in its hot state after the ice maker stops functioning. We kept our load at the lowest level and held on for 4 hours
Reply #52015-10-19
The load needs to be reduced first; otherwise, it won’t last long. By reducing it to the lowest level, it can hold up for 3 hours without issue.
Reply #62015-10-19
Reduce load, 3-4 hours:lol:lol:lol
Reply #72015-10-24
Reduce the load first; it is recommended to release air! Stop the cycle and retain the coolness
Reply #82015-10-26
The load reduction is usually maintained for about 2 hours!
Reply #92015-10-27
Just reduce it to the lowest load; there’s no need to release air or stop the cycle
Reply #102015-11-16
When the chiller shuts down, first reduce the load – lower the system’s load to half capacity. Our unit with a capacity of 400,000 can keep operating for 2.5 hours
Reply #112015-11-17
There are many factors that determine how long this can be maintained; the scale of production also plays a role. The method used for producing ammonia requires a longer duration compared to methods used for producing methanol or other substances; The load must definitely be reduced, and it should be decreased gradually as the temperature changes ; The longest I managed to hold on was for over five hours~ The maintenance time for the ice machine kept stretching, and I was on the verge of collapsing

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