The Chiller Management System (CMS) visualisation and analysis manual provides a resource for engineers that want to provide best-in-class chiller management system visualisation and analysis.

This is the final video in a 3 part series on the design of the system pressure transmitter.

This is the 2nd video in a 3 part series on the design of the system pressure transmitter. In part 2 we look at three things to consider if the transmitter is installed far away from the chiller plant room.

This is the 1st in a 3 part series on the design of the system pressure transmitter. In part 1 we look at the installation location, and how appropriate the 3/4 rule is.

This was a big surprise to me a couple of weeks ago. I was looking for an equal percentage modified characteristic curve and I stumbled onto the characteristic for a butterfly valve. Very interesting

Well, you can stage on return water temperature if energy efficiency is not a priority.

This is the 3rd and final part in the series on chiller minimum flow control, or bypass control. Hopefully this will be the end of primary only pumping chillers tripping on low flow :-)

In this 2nd part to the Chiller Minimum Flow Control series we look at pressure sensor selection as is occasionally can cause bypass control issues.

This is the first in a series of 3 videos discussing chiller minimum flow control. Chillers occasionally tripping on low water flow is an issue I come across on most primary only pumps systems. This video focuses on explaining why the primary pump modulates to control system pressure and not the minimum flow through the chiller.

Most energy efficient controls strategies if not properly understood and tuned can waste energy.

Sometimes energy efficient control strategies can end up wasting energy rather than saving energy.

Did you ever wonder what can cause a control valve to hunt?

The valve authority equation for 2-port and 3-port control valves is completely different. However, we are still sizing 2-port control valves using the 3-port method, which does not work.