Refrigeration Systems
Configure the refrigeration system from load conditions to compressor rack
Turn box dimensions, product load, ambient conditions, and site requirements into a governed equipment configuration — without rebuilding the calculation in spreadsheets.
Mercura CPQ executes manufacturer-validated formulas and selection rules. It does not ship as a universal refrigeration engineering package. Regulatory review may still be required for refrigerant and site compliance.
From room conditions to a valid refrigeration system
Box dimensions, ambient, and operating profile become load, evaporator, rack, and pipe run under manufacturer-defined formulas — not a universal refrigeration package.
Refrigeration system configurator
Room conditions → load → evaporator → rack · manufacturer-defined formulas
Application
Illustrative Mercura configuration. Load figures are demo formulas. Regulatory review may be required for refrigerant and site rules.
System view
How room conditions become a valid refrigeration system
Cold room → evaporator → pipe run → rack → condenser — one commercial configuration.
- 01
Application
Cold room, freezer, process, or distribution duty.
- 02
Room conditions
Dimensions, target temperature, ambient, door openings.
- 03
Heat load
Transmission, product, infiltration, misc — manufacturer formulas.
- 04
Evaporator
Capacity must meet or exceed calculated load.
- 05
Compressor rack
Ambient derate can move a rack from OK to review.
- 06
Refrigerant & pipe run
Encoded availability and line-length dependencies.
- 07
Valid system + quote
Complete package priced from the same session.
Why quoting gets difficult
Load, ambient, refrigerant and piping are connected
Breaking them into separate spreadsheets is how undersized racks ship.
Heat load is not a single number
Transmission, product, infiltration, and occupancy all move with room geometry and door traffic.
Ambient changes capacity
A rack that is fine at 32°C design may need review at 42°C extreme — encoded as manufacturer derate rules.
Refrigerant and pipe runs
Availability and charge-related dependencies follow manufacturer / regulatory rules encoded in Mercura — not automatic compliance certification.
Before / after
How the refrigeration quote gets built
Before
- Customer gives cold-room dimensions
- Engineer calculates load offline
- Evaporator sized, then ambient checked
- Rack selected, refrigerant validated
- Piping calculated last
- Spreadsheet quote assembled
With Mercura CPQ
- Application inputs captured in sales
- Manufacturer formulas run in the configuration
- Equipment sized against load and ambient
- Incompatible options blocked
- Full system priced
- Quote generated from the valid configuration
Capabilities
What Mercura carries for refrigeration selection
Load, evaporator, rack, and refrigerant rules belong in the quote — these capabilities carry them.
See your refrigeration sizing and selection logic in Mercura
Bring load formulas, evaporator/rack tables, and refrigerant option rules. We will show how they run as guided configuration for sales and applications.
Request a CPQ demo