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Reasons for the low suction pressure and low suction temperature in ammonia refrigerators

2015-10-20View Original

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Our factory’s ammonia screw refrigerators frequently trigger low suction pressure alarms and automatically reduce load, along with low suction temperatures. Based on my personal analysis, the ammonia system seems to be functioning normally. It’s possible that this is related to the low volume of material supplied for heat exchange, as well as dirty or blocked valves in the supply pipelines. It should be noted that the heat exchange medium is gaseous ethylene.
Reply #22015-10-21
A low suction pressure is likely a problem with the process system; you should attach a diagram and work through it step by step
Reply #32015-10-21
The heat load is low; it needs to be adjusted

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