🔧Chillers - Condensers

In this video we look inside the condenser of a chiller to learn how it works and how it operates in a HVAC system. We use 3D models, animations and real life photos to help you understand and learn HVAC engineering.

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[EngineeringMindset]

⚠️ *Found this video super useful?* Buy Paul a coffee to say thanks: ☕

[alejandrogalasso]

Just starting to delve into the topic of HVAC systems and this is a great video to clear things up. Great material.

[nelsoncody]

Very good explanation and great use of illustrations and animations. It really helped me get a grasp on the subject. Thanks!

[TheBTraiin]

Just worth noting, the entering condenser water is always the bottom nozzle on a vessel with more than one pass and the valve highlighted after the compressor is actually a discharge check valve to mitigate the effects of surge. This cannot be specifically isolated.

[salehhamid]

Thanks great as allways .. Keep up the good work . Waitting for your next video . Hope you include in future videos maintenance of all components of a chillrs

[BAkand]

first...oh yeah. Designing an entire HVAC system for my new 10 story building. These videos are inspiring, as i dunno jack about engineering.

[navicerda]

Thanks so much for the time and effort u put into these videos! Please keep em coming

[hobart]

Thanks all your vids are GREAT and very helpful you got a new subscriber!

[ahmedazhri]

Really BIG THANKS to you but you didn't talk about subcooler and baffle plate but the subcooler very important

[mostafashaaban-bh]

Good... This is a wonderful and beautiful explanation ❤

[jerrybond]

Very Good presentation with excellent animation. Great learning material
Thank you,
Jerry

[MatEmden]

@engineeringmindset, could you do a video on fluid coolers and water source heat pumps? I am seeing these in a lot of apartment buildings that were converted from historic C&I buildings. Your videos are amazing! You have really helped me develop and advance my career as a person who is not an engineer but works closely with engineers on a daily basis!

[gabrielenriquemartinezllan]

Excellent video. I thank you very much for your content.

[juandominguez]

Great video, well explained hope you don't mind me using your videos to show my co-workers that are getting into our field of work. Keep up the great work and up load more vids lol.

[ianowerbach]

Great information. The illustrations are also nice.

[ashutoshswami]

Hi Paul! Great initiative to explain all such HVAC equipments in details.
I also request you to please put the videos of heat load, coil design, cooling tower design, pump head calculations as per the ASHRAE/ISHRAE DATA BOOKS which will help us a lot.
Thanks again a lot for the videos.
Awaiting your your positive response on the same.

[abdullahsalem]

13:30 this an expansion joint I believe

[SamaraM]

Do you like this, I want to learning more about it

[salemrachdi]

Nice video. Can please explain chiller working principle for a grease production unit?

[Arrow-Abhi]

hello sir thanks for the videos.
can you make a video on how to measure chiller efficiency by compressor discharge pressure and condenser and evaporator approach.
what should be the compressor discharge pressure at 100% loading and how much approach is acceptable.