well explained. thank you very much, hope to see how to remove oil in the system. but one thing I want to point out.... I think the compound gauge shows pressure and corresponding temperature (reading are 11 bar and 30'C (sat-temp)). but thermometer which is located on the other end of receiver shows the actual temperature of the gas inside the receiver(reading is 33'C).
I have explained like this and the surveyor was not satisfied when I said on the pressure gauge we can see the corresponding saturation temperature of the refrigerant at that pressure.. He made a face like I was saying nonsense or something... 😅
If air is present in the system, the compound gauge will show a pressure equal to air pressure plus liquid pressure and the corresponding saturation temp on the compound gauge, which will be higher. Where as the local thermometer gauge will show the actual saturation temp of liquid refrigerant. So we have to purge until the pressure is dropped till the saturation pressure corresponding to thermometer reading. Right? Please correct me if I'm wrong.
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well explained. thank you very much, hope to see how to remove oil in the system.
but one thing I want to point out....
I think the compound gauge shows pressure and corresponding temperature (reading are 11 bar and 30'C (sat-temp)). but thermometer which is located on the other end of receiver shows the actual temperature of the gas inside the receiver(reading is 33'C).
Yes well noticed.
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Subcooling occur in condenser that too has too be added in condesing temp
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I have explained like this and the surveyor was not satisfied when I said on the pressure gauge we can see the corresponding saturation temperature of the refrigerant at that pressure.. He made a face like I was saying nonsense or something... 😅
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Sir how the 11 bar pr is there? @ this pr how vapour turns into liquid
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If air is present in the system, the compound gauge will show a pressure equal to air pressure plus liquid pressure and the corresponding saturation temp on the compound gauge, which will be higher. Where as the local thermometer gauge will show the actual saturation temp of liquid refrigerant. So we have to purge until the pressure is dropped till the saturation pressure corresponding to thermometer reading. Right? Please correct me if I'm wrong.
When you purge the air, The Compressor is still running or not?
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U have not considered subcooling factor here