Chiller Basics - How they work part 2

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[@internationalgent1]

Great work Paul I am learning a lot from your videos please keep them coming.

[@darwincarranza4698]

PAUL IT HAS BEEN SO HELPFUL THANK YOU TEACHER TO SHARE YOUR KNOWLEDGE OF CHILLER BASES GOD BLESS YOU SO MUCH SIR

[@JackDavidson-ov2tf]

Paul this is by far the best training and engineering videos in the world on chiller training and HVAC fundamentals. This will help make troubleshooting equipment much more smooth now. Thanks for the knowledge your sharing and keep them coming

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Tq

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[@BigPowerAL]

I’m a new HVAC Mechanic coming from a Boiler Operator background. Can’t thank you enough for sharing your knowledge.

[@orlandodelapena1888]

A little confusing to you since in boiler operation evaporation of feedwater is at high temperature,

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Nice , I do hvac but what to learn to Do boilers

[@MasonRalyea]

Lmao same here been a stationary engineer for 6 years started at 19. Learning chillers is fun yet hard lol

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Just joined a manufacturing company as a 24 year old fresh out of his Mechatronics course. I have trouble remembering things on the job and your videos bring me confidence!

[@JM-hv6rh]

I'm a HVAC Tech Starting in the chillers Phase Thanks so much. You have Broken This down to the simplest form. I fully understand the basics. Thanks

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Exactly the video I was looking for. You explain everything in such a clear and concise way with proper combination of theoretical and practical knowledge. Thanks a lot for a great content!

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I am a student at the national university of civil engineering in Vietnamese. These shares are very useful for my profession. Thanks so much for this video! Keep posting! Thanks once again.

[@roockieacguy2716]

I am just about to finish the AC program class here at CSN college of Las Vegas. This video helped me understand more what I have learned in my chiller class. Everything makes more sense now. Thank you for the video. I really want to work in a chiller plant. Please post more videos about chillers. Thanks again!!

[@EngineeringMindset]

Hi Roockie, excellent glad you enjoyed it and we could help you out. We've got a few more videos lined up stay tuned.

[@es5891]

Awesome video man you are a great teacher. thank you very much for taking the time to make this. it was very educational and helped me to better understand chiller functions and operations. please keep the videos coming!

[@EngineeringMindset]

Thanks Eric, glad you enjoyed it. There's plenty more to come!

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The Engineering Mindset please make more videos about hvac system

[@adrianfarhan2659]

The Engineering Mindset i would love to know about how to do the maintenance job for this chiller and cooling tower

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Eric S of

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One of the best tutorial video for Basic of Chiller. Thanks a lot . 🙏

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I am a residential tech becoming a commercial tech, your videos are incredible thank you so much.

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Thanks so much for your videos! I just started as a maintenance mechanic and this is going to help me tremendously.

[@gegomez]

Loved the video and the explanation. I'm studying for the Refrigeration Engineer license, which in America is basically Chiller operator license and this video helped me a lot.

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how did it go mate?

[@gegomez]

@@ameyjangam2485 Hey!! I passed! All this videos really helped me a lot, with both Written and practical exams.

[@omerakr362]

You are a man, my brother, very useful information and very simple to understand in detail. 

[@brandonstakemann997]

I couldn’t understand this to save my life until I came across your video so thank you 🙏🏼

[@reneypadilla8606]

Wow...thats awesome. I love the way you explain things, including your schematics. The only thing that I would suggest would be a recap of all points covered, just to clarify any points missed during the lesson. But overall, awesome videos. I'm studying to be an HVAC tech through PennFoster, and I can honestly say that I learned more about your videos on chillers than I did in the course. Thanks and PLEASE keep the videos coming.

[@eng.renatocarvalho]

Thank you for this video. I just graduated as a mechanical engineer and I want to open my own company related to that here in Brazil. It helped me a lot to understand the basics about it.

[@luistrejo7249]

Great video. I appreciate the use of real photos and the relationship between components and the refrigeration thermodynamic cycle. Keep doing the good work. Greetings from Venezuela

[@vibolbundy1992]

Make a lot sense from watching the video, thanks so much for your efforts. I like the tone, soft and smooth that makes a lot more easy to understand, plus the pictures, piece by piece, and section by section of the components, what is and its function.

[@peterdavidson7870]

This is one the best explanations I have encountered. I use this to teach at times . Thank you so much from all of us at . - Wellan Synergy Inc.

[@henryliu3770]

Paul, thanks so much for your effort on these videos. I am a mechanical engineer just entered the chiller industry, and found your videos to be a great help.

[@josevasquez1781]

I love your videos for sure, I have three chillers in my building at the plant section, York 450 Tonnes screw type chillers which replaced two older centrifugal that had to go!! The total cost of retro fitting about 2.8 million, it was a big project which included other equipment replacement. My building was the first to use Co-Gen system in NY back in 2004 now much more popular these days.

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So helpful! I've never been able to understand anything as quickly as when you explain something

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Very well explained and made it easy to understand using simple examples ....Kudos on your work mate

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Great resource. Very painstakingly effort. Ideal for anyone wanting to get into the field.

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you are the great instructor or teacher. love the way of your live demo. May God help you all the way

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Really really helpful, much of my doubts are cleared , i learned a lots of things. Working in MEP consultancy firm and it is good learning video, will tell all my colleagues to go through this and videos created by The engineering mindset team, and surely ask them to Subscribe as well. Thanks a lot again.

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hey Paul! your videos are extremely educative. I love them . Keep posting ! Thanks once again !!

[@davidholloway1944]

Thanks for creating this video! I'm in engineering school and learned more from a couple of these videos than I did in a couple months of complicated lectures. It really helped me picture what's going on from a conceptual point of view before diving into any type of calculations and equations.

[@EngineeringMindset]

Thanks David and good luck! once you master the basics it becomes much easier.

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Thanks!

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Thank you, JiggaWatt!

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Hey thanks for the video. Helps me with my learning and I got some notes, I'm 14 but I plan to go into trade and these videos help a lot.

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Excellent teaching blessings and thank. Be bless you and your family.

[@wansh013]

Awesome, Many thanks for making this video. Cleared a lot of confusion that i always had. Wish you had made it a few years earlier and i would have seen it then.

[@iansadamoney2003]

Awesome video, I do have a question though. 17:53 Shouldn't the refrigerant be super heated instead of saturated in line 1 to prevent any liquid from reaching the compressor and damaging it (as compressors can't compress liquid)? In my school I learned that they place a heat exchanger between the condenser outlet and the evaporator outlet to ensure all the vapor is super heated before reaching the condenser as well as sub cooling the condenser outlet to prevent vapor reaching the expansion valve.

[@pumpup2]

simply the best instructional video,thanks again for your efforts,nice explanation 7 great voice

[@SauravK1994]

thanks alot bro, these videos really help to understnd the HVAC system

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Very well explained. A good step by step explanation easy to follow

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Extraordinary experience. Your's was such a good explanation to understand much better and easier. Much thanks for the video and best wishes for your further videos

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Thank you for your time and effort to explain this to us. You’re the best.

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Thanks man for sharing your knowledge on HVAC!

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Superb and simple and effective explanations.

[@tomdi5557]

Simple and GREAT illustration Thanks

[@pragithkumar6085]

Great teaching and illustrations. Thank you. Please make detailed videos about boilers like chillers

[@The_Platinum_Realist]

This is a great channel thank you for the knowledge.

[@aravindbalakrishnan4254]

Very Thank You sir for the useful video helped me to understand chiller.

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Thanks Mr. Paul For This Outstanding Work 💓💓👌👌

[@honestyone5455]

please kindly share a troubleshooting video on chiller

[@JatinYArora]

the First video and this second video were extremely useful ,thank u

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Although this is not my line but somehow related to my skill, I'm pretty interested in it and I learned a lot in this video. Thank you. I already subscribed you.

[@priteshkothari7209]

Thank u teacher..it's very useful.keep covering whole different topics..thank u again sir

[@filthism]

Chillin with the chiller thanks for stopping knowledge bud!

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I must say I enjoyed watching your video

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I am impressed by your lecture

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Unbelievably helpful content, thanks so much!

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great video and great teacher

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Excellent session

[@anzawi]

Best illustration for a CHW system.

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Excellent video!

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Brilliant video set, really helping my FM career!

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obrigado muito boa a explicação parabens ...... Brasil

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Great, I could not find better than this

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great teacher thank you for this

[@chuknoariss4342]

Very good video just wanted to point out that the expansion valve/metering device is mis-marked around the 13:00 minute mark however. Other than that this is a very informative and well documented lesson!

[@bigtime3549]

This is helpful, thanks.

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Extremely helpful and very well explained. Truly appreciate !!

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Thank you sir for sharing information chiller operation

[@Vinaiya1]

great instructor,thanks so much

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Perfect teaching !

[@rudrabehera2319]

Hi Paul, Hope you are doing well. Request to explain Entropy & Enthalpy in detail.

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Awesome Mr.

[@dallyaugustin3199]

Hi Paul great videos. Can you do one on chiller relief valves, how they work, rated pressures, other safety devices and refrigerant monitoring system.

[@jeffdickinson5836]

Great video very educational Thanks

[@salegado71]

Very good and detailed explanation on how the Chillers work... you will be an amazing instructor. thank you.

[@EngineeringMindset]

Thanks sam, glad we could help. We just posted another video on how a chiller cooling capacity is controlled, check it out! kzbin.info/www/bejne/nF6xZZypnLaFfbM

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Thank you your way of explaining things is very helpful...

[@ordenax]

Very well made video.

[@darkdepth1991]

Thank you Paul

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it is help me so much for basic knowledge of HVAC

[@saurabhawasthi8591]

If we remove compressor then what is problem ? Why refrigent to convert into HP,HT gas

[@elctricalpower2061]

Excellent Videos... Kindly make some videos about troubleshooting

[@christianperea7441]

Thank you so much. Am goINg to take the FDNY refrigeration exam soon

[@EngineeringMindset]

Best of luck!

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very very nice explanation

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Very nice teaching

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Amazing educational videos. Thank you

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Thanks a lot you are so pro good luck with your work and life.

[@EngineeringMindset]

Thanks Ali and you too!

[@mdrfshah]

Pls share videos on troubleshooting of screw ,centrifugal chiller.... Overhauling of compressors, and control wiring diagram and different type of control module used in chiller

[@王超-c9c]

good learning video of chiller system

[@DaddyracerZA]

Very informative video. Interesting how there's no temperature change inside the evaporator even though there's clear heat transfer from the chilled water to the refrigerant. Is all the energy used up in the transition process?

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awesome video. loved this

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great video thanks please make more.

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great one bro....... explanation too good

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Thanks a lot , going for a job interview. went through all your videos about chillers.

[@EngineeringMindset]

Good luck!

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At 31:14 what does a change in entropy mean ?

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Very good teacher

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I got this video wonderful, thanks a lot. keep it up

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Great video sir

[@nosnibor80]

Would love to see some specifics on the temp of the refrigerant, as you showed for the chilled water and condenser water. I'm particularly having a hard time understanding both how the evaporator cools the chilled water while bringing the refrigerant to a boil and how the expansion valve must be lowering the temperature of the refrigerant by an enormous amount to be able to chill the water.

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