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Calculating chiller and cooling tower refrigeration in tons
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A chiller refrigeration ton is defined as:
A ton is the amount of heat removed by an air conditioning system that would melt 1 ton of ice in 24 hours.
A cooling tower ton is defined as:
A water systems heat load in Btu/h can be calculated as:
h = 500 q dt (1)
where
h = heat load (Btu/h)
q = water volume flow rate (gal/min)
dt = temperature difference (oF)
Water flows with 1 gal/min and 10oF temperature difference. The ton of cooling load can be calculated as:
Cooling load = 500 (1 gal/min) (10oF) / 12,000
= 0.42 ton
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