450 Ton Trane RTHD screws

[Tech Rob]

These are some pictures of some machines the company I work for installed about a year ago. I was just there to log them and get oil samples... It's a pretty well kept mechanical room, though.

Enjoy

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http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l74/BirthOfDisease/2015-new.jpg

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[mech_head]

I did enjoy, nice work.
Is it going to stay that nice for long?

[Tech Rob]

Well, we don't really get out to that place but once a month or so... I guess the facilities guys stay on top of things pretty well. As far as I know, these chillers have been pretty reliable aside from a problem with the shorting contactors.

[Lash]

That is a pretty clean mech. room.

[tommy310]

It looks like Trane dosen't make it too easy to clean the evaporator tubes. Piping on both sides? Is this just on the smaller chillers they do this?

[RyanHughes]

First, I'm not in the HVAC/R field, but I am curious: being a water-cooled chiller, does this system have a cooling tower located outside?

What kind of facility does this serve? Office building?

[alliedtech12887]

mechanical room looks kind of crowed must of been a fun install.