How to Exhaust Air in the Industrial Chiller of Freon System?
Discharge operation steps in the industrial chiller in Freon system:
Close the outlet valve of the reservoir or condenser.
When the pressure of the low-pressure system drops to a stable vacuum state, the machine will stop.
Rotary loosen the by-pass screw plug of the exhaust cut-off valve. the exhaust valve stem makes the valve three-way by rotating half circle or so, making high pressure gas escape from the by-pass hole.
Use the palm of your hand to block the exhaust air. When the hand feels cool and there are oil marks on it, it means that the air has been basically exhausted, and the screw plug should be tightened, and the reverse exhaust valve stem should be rotated, and the bypass hole should be closed.
It should be noted that the time should not be too long, which can be carried out for 2 to 3 times in a row, in order to avoid wasting refrigerants. If the top of the condenser or reservoir is equipped with a spare stop valve, air can also be directly discharged from the valve.
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