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This blog is regarding chiller/HVAC basics, types and functions, TR, and specific power consumption. Learn about advanced refrigeration cycles. I also cover essential concepts such as superheat, sub‑cooling, and dos and don’ts for efficient operation. With examples and energy‑saving strategies to provide engineers and students with reliable knowledge to optimize refrigeration systems performance, safety, and sustainability.

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Thursday, September 18, 2014

basics of chiller

Basics of Chiller:-

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- Vapor Compression Refrigeration

- Thermostatic Expansion valve

-What is flash chamber? its significance in vapor compression refrigeration system

- Alternative Refrigerants for Vapour Compression System

- Performance Assessment of Refrigeration Plants (TR)

- Specific power consumption of HVAC system

- Principle of Heat Pump

Posted by Sandesh Patoliya BE Mechanical, CMRP, BOE, Energy Auditor, PDIS, Six Sigma Black Belt, ARP -E, NEBOSH PSM, MBA at 10:37 AM

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