What is the liquid level call for the intercooler?

The liquid level call for the intercooler is established at 23% for optimal performance in an industrial refrigeration system. This specific level ensures that there is adequate liquid refrigerant to facilitate efficient heat exchange and prevent any issues associated with inadequate liquid levels, such as reduced cooling efficiency or potential compressor damage due to gas flashing or inadequate lubrication.

The selection of 23% strikes a balance between ensuring that the intercooler functions effectively without flooding or starving the system. Proper liquid levels are crucial for maintaining the stability and reliability of the refrigeration cycle, allowing for consistent cooling and operational efficiency. In contrast to the other levels, which may either be too low or too high, the 23% level provides a reliable operational margin, making it the preferred choice for the intercooler liquid level.