R-Pro › Field cases › Chillers

Cooling Water Temperature Rise (Water-Cooled)

Likely causes

Cooling tower fan faulty

Check: Check cooling tower fan current and rotation

What to do: Check cooling tower fan current and rotation → Inspect and clean fill media if blocked → Measure cooling water inlet temperature (design: ≤32°C) → Check spray nozzles on cooling tower for blockage → In hot summer conditions, consider supplemental cooling water cooling measures

Fill media clogged or aged

Check: Inspect and clean fill media if blocked

What to do: Inspect and clean fill media if blocked → Measure cooling water inlet temperature (design: ≤32°C) → Check spray nozzles on cooling tower for blockage → In hot summer conditions, consider supplemental cooling water cooling measures

Reduced cooling performance in hot humid summer conditions

Check: Measure cooling water inlet temperature (design: ≤32°C)

What to do: Measure cooling water inlet temperature (design: ≤32°C) → Check spray nozzles on cooling tower for blockage → In hot summer conditions, consider supplemental cooling water cooling measures

Field tip

Flow is normal but the cooling water temperature itself is too high. Inspect the cooling tower and water circuit.

All 565 cases work offline in R-Pro, with error codes for 62 brands and P-T data for 108 refrigerants.

Open R-Pro →

Related cases