Starting the Monster Chiller (April 10, 2007)
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Heh, it looks like a ginormous turbocharger... and, well, kinda sounds like one too :D
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I love that awesome start up sound at 1:23!
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Gave me the chills.....
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@theduke502 You can't separate water from moisture, they're the same thing. Though, in a system like this, the chilled water is sent through the cooling coils (like a radiator in a car, only it's giving off cold air) and the moisture in the air collects as condensate on the coils and drips down into the condensate pan and the drains.
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How many tons cooling capacity??????? Must be staggering
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@theduke502 Hm very interesting. Thank you for the input ;)
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@theduke502 Big chillers like this use the same refrigeration cycle (on a much larger scale) that any other AC or refrigerator would.
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@W7ENK LOL, it's okay. I find large equipment like that pretty fascinating. What is even more fascinating is watching crane operators setting large equipment on top of tall buildings. Talk about getting goosebumps, lol.
@W7ENK How do these things work? Is this a water chiller?
theduke502 8 months ago
@theduke502 Yes, it is a chiller for water. The cold water it produces is used for cooling A/C in a building air handler.
W7ENK 2 months ago
@W7ENK Hm interesting. I used to wonder what kind of A/C unit large businesses use. I imagine that the water goes to a de-humidifier process to separate moisture from the water no?
theduke502 2 months ago
@theduke502 I couldn't tell you on specifics like that, I have no idea. I'd imagine it would?
W7ENK 2 months ago
How Many RTon is it?
conherent 9 months ago
@conherent No idea, sorry.
W7ENK 2 months ago