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Over the years, most refrigeration equipment manufacturers moved away from valves, sight glasses, and filter-driers with flare connections.
However, the aforementioned are still common on MINI/Multi Split systems and VRV/VRF systems.
What does this mean for you?
It simply means that the tendency for your systems to leak is still a common dilemma for individuals in the industrial refrigeration industry.
Despite your best efforts to install an efficient system, leaks happen to everyone and every type of equipment.
But there are ways to fix refrigerant leaks, once you understand what caused them in the first place.
The most common reasons for refrigerant leaks include:
Although leaks may occur, there are ways to prevent them by routine periodic inspections of your system and equipment.
As a good preventative measure against large refrigerant losses in larger industrial systems, monthly leak checks can be instituted to catch leaks before they become cataclysmic.
Additionally, when checking for leaks in a larger application, be sure to check the entire system even if only one or two leaks are found in the early stage of the leak check. There may be more, and it’s best to find them and fix them all at one time.
Larger systems are more likely to develop multiple leaks, further apart. While in a smaller unit, multiple leaks are more likely to be closer to one another. But every leak still must be precisely located and fixed.
When your industrial refrigeration system is out of commission, so are you. And you need it back up and running quickly.
No matter what type of facility you’re responsible for, we’ll make sure downtime and lost profits are minimized.
View all of our industrial refrigeration repair services here.
Every second you system is down, you are losing productivity and profits.
Don’t let that happen to you.
Contact us today for more help with refrigerant leaks, repair, and maintenance.