Comments on: Wind Guards for Low Ambient Chiller Operation http://www.cottonwoodfilters.com/2010/01/wind-guards-for-low-ambient-chiller-operation/ Fri, 26 Aug 2011 18:23:34 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: James Neusome, NE Element http://www.cottonwoodfilters.com/2010/01/wind-guards-for-low-ambient-chiller-operation/comment-page-1/#comment-93 James Neusome, NE Element Tue, 12 Jan 2010 16:19:02 +0000 http://www.cottonwoodfilters.com/?p=114#comment-93 It gets real ugly up here in N. Minissota during winter. compressor stalling is a common occurance when the temperature dips below 20 degrees - which is often this time of year. When our compressor on our Trane 200 ton process chiller would stall We usually throw a plastic tarps over the coils to stop the wind from blowing through - but there is no good way to fasten it and it seems to always come loose and flap around in the wind - not to mention that a tarp looks really ugly and unprofessional. The Weather Guard is a great idea. I will be contacting you about this - I also want to talk to you about the cottonwood filter screens - but thats a whole different issue for us. James N. It gets real ugly up here in N. Minissota during winter.
compressor stalling is a common occurance when the temperature dips below 20 degrees – which is often this time of year.
When our compressor on our Trane 200 ton process chiller would stall We usually throw a plastic tarps over the coils to stop the wind from blowing through – but there is no good way to fasten it and it seems to always come loose and flap around in the wind – not to mention that a tarp looks really ugly and unprofessional. The Weather Guard is a great idea. I will be contacting you about this – I also want to talk to you about the cottonwood filter screens – but thats a whole different issue for us.

James N.

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