Demand defrost. Does it work?
Author(s) : HOCKLER N.
Summary
Defrosting operations are usually set off by clocks and not according to real need, i.e., the amount of frost on the evaporators. Nevertheless, defrosting can be set in motion when it is necessary, through a reading of the pressure differential of the air flowing through the battery, the air speed, the flow rate of the refrigerant, or, better, the thickness of the frost itself. The different possibilities are discussed, along with the significant advantages that can be expected. A concrete example is given.
Details
- Original title: Demand defrost. Does it work?
- Record ID : 1995-0231
- Languages: English
- Source: Ammonia: the right stuff.
- Publication date: 1994/03/06
- Document available for consultation in the library of the IIR headquarters only.
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Indexing
- Themes: Defrosting systems
- Keywords: Economy; Automation; Design; Ammonia; Refrigerating plant; Defrosting; Refrigerant
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