Table 3: Call Outs For Figure 10 (on page 16)
1. Safety Relief Valve
10. Dual Pressure Regulating Valve (includes Items 4, 8 and 9)
2. Product IN
11. To Refrigerant Low Pressure Receiver
3. Product OUT
12. Hot Gas Purge Valve
4. Low Pressure Solenoid Valve, see Item 10
13. Flow Control Valve
5. Hot Gas
14. Liquid Feed Solenoid Valve
6/7. Electric Control Signal or Instrument Air
Regulated to 60 PSI
15. Liquid Refrigerant from Low Pressure Receiver
16. Hot Gas Reducing Valve
8. Low Pressure Regulating Valve, see Item 10
17. Hot Gas Solenoid Valve
9. High Pressure Regulating Valve, see Item 10
18. Hot Gas Pressure Regulating Valve
Waukesha Cherry-Burrell
Installation
11/2012
95-03057
Page 17
Suggested Media Piping
for Gravity Refrigeration
Liquid refrigerant from the receiver is stored in a surge drum
located above the Votator II. The level in the surge drum is
automatically controlled by the level system provided with the
equipment. Gravity forces the refrigerant into the cooling jacket
where it comes into contact with the heat transfer tube. The warm
product causes a portion of the liquid refrigerant to change
phase, causing the heat transfer tube and the product to be
cooled. The cooling rate is controlled by the refrigerant back
pressure, and hot gas can be used to push the liquid refrigerant
from the Votator cylinder and rapidly warm the system.
NOTE:
Set high pressure regulating valve 5 to 10 psi higher than
outlet pressure of hot gas pressure reducing valve and lower than
the relief setting.
Figure 11 - Suggested Media Piping, Gravity Refrigeration - HORIZONTAL
PI
1
10
12
11
11
13
PI
S
S
S
S
PI
5
6
2
3
20
1
7
14
4
15
16
17
13
10
11
12
19
9
18
21
22
HE100-061a
Level Switch Control
OR
Level Master Control
