Chiller - Expansion Valve HVAC

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I think it's so cool that it's a totally mechanical system, no electronics (unless you have the EXV). Making it a robust the system. Awesome, kudos to the engineers that developed these systems.

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hey mate, I've been watching these videos actively since starting in building services this year and just wanted to say how well you've explained the content so thanks very much. Some suggestions for potential topics that could be covered for future videos: Absorption chillers, co-gen/tri-gen systems, HVAC technical drawings, maybe even one on how the building services industry works ie. contractors, sub-contractors, consultants, service technicians. Thanks again!

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These videos are really good! Thank you for educating the masses! The mcquay machine your displaying the bulb from the pilot valve goes to a well on the top center evap. There is a temp sensor that is mounted on the suction 90 that gives the suction temp. to the microtech controller. The pilot valve is controlled from that bulb that is mounted in the evaporator. But all in all your videos are fantastic for getting guys familiar with chillers and also us seasoned guys for a little refreshing. Especially when all I’ve been doing is rebuilds.

Enjoy your videos! From the novice perspective (me), I believe starting off with an explanation of the thermal expansion valve would have been a little easier since it's the simpler configuration

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Good video!! very clear, simple and with real examples, the key to learn any concepts in engineering !

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Thank's 4 sharing. Appreciate.

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This is nice video. Can you tell us how capillary tubes work as expansion device? I saw it in various Water coolers.