What is the normal condenser liquid temperature shown on all CIRO screens?

In industrial refrigeration systems, the normal condenser liquid temperature is an important parameter that helps operators assess the efficiency and performance of the cooling system. A temperature of 85°F is typically recognized as the standard benchmark for condenser liquid temperature on CIRO screens.

This temperature is crucial because it signifies efficient heat rejection from the refrigerant to the ambient environment. Operating at this temperature typically indicates that the system is adequately exchanging heat, which is essential for maintaining the necessary refrigeration cycle and ensuring that the system operates within its designed parameters. Deviations from this standard temperature may indicate potential issues in the system, such as inadequate coolant flow, heat transfer problems, or environmental changes affecting condenser efficiency.

Understanding this benchmark helps operators make informed decisions about system performance and maintenance, allowing them to ensure optimal operation and prevent issues that could lead to system failures.