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                      indirect for heat exchangers or similar equipment. Water for
                      a once-through system need only be as free from impurities as
                      its use and reasonable corrosion conditions require; whereas
                      the recirculated water is usually condensate (with condensate
                      make-up) with blow-down or treatment to avoid solids or
                      other contaminant build up. The principles of design and
                      selection are the same for the two types.

                      Capacity

                                                 Heat load of process per hr
                      Tons of refrigeration required
                                                      12,000 Btu>hr.
                                                                   (11-1)













                                                                                                        †









                                                                           Figure 11-4.  (Above and below) Barometric-type condenser,
                                                                           steam jets with two boosters. (Used by permission: ©Ingersoll-Rand
                                                                           Company.)
                                                                           † Based on required N.P.S.H. of pump. May be reduced by pump pit or
                                                                           by pump requiring less N.S.P.H.




                     Figure 11-3. Water-vapor relationship in steam jet refrigeration unit.

                                         Tons* of
                        No. of           Refrig.                               Approximate Dimensions
                        Boosters         at 50°F               A            B            C            D            E
                           1               30               46 ft-0 in.   4 ft-6 in.   6 ft-0 in.  8 ft-6 in.    5 ft-0 in.
                           1               40               48 ft-6 in.   4 ft-6 in.   6 ft 6 in.  9 ft-0 in.    5 ft-0 in.
                           1               50               48 ft-6 in.   4 ft-6 in.   6 ft 6 in.  9 ft-0 in.    5 ft-6 in.
                           2               60               50 ft-0 in.   4 ft-6 in.   9 ft 6 in.  9 ft-6 in.    6 ft-0 in.
                           2               80               51 ft-0 in.   4 ft-6 in.   9 ft 6 in.  10 ft-6 in.   6 ft-6 in.
                           2              100               52 ft-0 in.   5 ft-6 in.  10 ft 6 in.  11 ft-0 in.   7 ft-0 in.
                           2              125               53 ft-0 in.   5 ft-6 in.  12 ft 0 in.  12 ft-0 in.   7 ft-6 in.
                           2              160               54 ft-0 in.   5 ft-6 in.  13 ft 0 in.  13 ft-0 in.   8 ft-0 in.
                           3              200               56 ft-0 in.   5 ft-6 in.  12 ft 6 in.  14 ft-6 in.   9 ft-0 in.
                           3              250               57 ft-6 in.   6 ft-0 in.  13 ft 6 in.  15 ft-6 in.  10 ft-0 in.
                           4              320               60 ft-0 in.   6 ft-0 in.  13 ft 0 in.  17 ft-6 in.  11 ft-6 in.
                           4              400               62 ft-6 in.   7 ft-0 in.  14 ft 0 in.  18 ft-6 in.  12 ft-0 in.
                     *See Figure 11-7 for estimating capacities at other temperatures.
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