At a plant today and saw a vessel off the side of the pumped LP liquid line out to the rooms. Found out the designer/installer of the system and gave them a call and spoke to a guy involved with it and he gave me the run down on what it was. Very interesting to learn its called "Brineing" and its where the pumped LP liquid going out to a room thats is used as chiller is heated by the discharge gas to absorb sensible heat so that when it enters the evaporator its able to absorb latent heat early on in the evaporator to work as it should to create the refrigeration effect and not just flood the evaporator. If i have interpreted this wrong could someone try to explain it better please.:confused:
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