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09-13-2004, 08:28 PM
A superheat chart from Rheem indicates that at certain conditions, (white area on chart) charging a system by superheat can result in compressor damage. It says to charge to 5 degree superheat and return when conditions are favorable.
Fixed orifice metering device...........
Example of unfavorable conditions:
90 OD DB & 61 WB / 85 DB
Is this an unfavorable condition to accurately charge by superheat because of the low latent heat load indoors??
110 OD DB & 67 WB / 85 DB
Is this an unfavorable condition to accurately charge by superheat because of the high outdoor temp / high head causing flooded evap.
Both these conditions causing liquid slugging....
Thanks
Fixed orifice metering device...........
Example of unfavorable conditions:
90 OD DB & 61 WB / 85 DB
Is this an unfavorable condition to accurately charge by superheat because of the low latent heat load indoors??
110 OD DB & 67 WB / 85 DB
Is this an unfavorable condition to accurately charge by superheat because of the high outdoor temp / high head causing flooded evap.
Both these conditions causing liquid slugging....
Thanks