I would think we should ask someone at McQuay that question....
If the data you have reflects the performance of the chiller at those conditions (either Cond entering T for electric chiller or Cond leaving T for reformulated chiller) then no, it should make no difference what type of chiller it is.
jai191 wrote:
Does it matter if one uses the Electric Chiller Model Based on Condenser Entering Temperature or Electric Chiller Model Based on Condenser Leaving Temperature (reformulated) equations to generate performance curves regardless if the equipment is screw, scroll or centrifugal.
Thank You!
Jay
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