Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
MODEL NUMBER
IPCX 345-HFWWXN(M/P)
FACTORY ORDER NUMBER
L4338
PROJECT:
FPG CHILLER
LOCATION
KUANTAN, MALAYSIA
WATER-COOLED PACKAGED CHILLERS
WITH HELICAL ROTARY SCREW
COMPRESSORS
R134a
50Hz
TABLE OF CONTENTS
DESCRIPTION
1.0
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
1.6
1.7
1.8
2.0
DESCRIPTION
3.6
3.7
3.8
Introduction ........................................................ 2
Shipping ............................................................. 2
Receiving Inspection .......................................... 2
Rigging and Moving ........................................... 2
Dimensional Data ............................................... 3
Rigging Diagram ................................................ 4
Nameplate Data Sheet ....................................... 4
Certification Data Sheet ..................................... 5
4.0
Location ............................................................. 7
Mounting ............................................................ 7
Leveling ............................................................. 7
Unmounted Accessories .................................... 7
External Connections ......................................... 7
Request For Start-up Representative ................. 8
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
General ............................................................ 15
Periodic Maintenance ....................................... 15
Water Conditions.............................................. 19
Component Maintenance ................................. 22
Maintenance Records ...................................... 23
5.0
TROUBLESHOOTING
6.0
FORMS
5.1
6.1
6.2
6.3
OPERATION
PAGE
MAINTENANCE
4.1
4.2
4.3
4.4
4.5
INSTALLATION
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.6
3.0
PAGE
GENERAL INFORMATION
General .............................................................. 9
Systems ............................................................. 9
Component Operation ...................................... 10
Lubrication System Operation And Charge ...... 11
Oil Cooling System Operation .......................... 12
General ............................................................ 25
Condition of unit Sheet ..................................... 27
Sample Log Sheet............................................ 28
Request For Start-up Supervision on Chiller and
Condensing Units ............................................. 29
INTRODUCTION
1.3
1.2
SHIPPING
RECEIVING/INSPECTION
1.4
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1.7
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FPG CHILLER
SALES OFFICE:
ORDER NO.:
FACTORY ORDER NO.:
UNIT MODEL NO.:
00
L4338
DATE: 10.4.2012
IPCX-345-HFWWXN(M/P)
REQUIRED QTY:
CONDITIONS OF SERVICE:
MAXIMUM
344 TR
CAPACITY:
29.9 oF
DESIGN EVAP.
TEMP.:
29.9 oF
DESIGN COMP.
SUCT.:
3300V/3PH/50HZ
POWER:
PROCESS FLUID:
FLOW RATE (GPM):
ENT. TEMP. (F):
LVG. TEMP. (F):
PRESS. DROP (PSI):
FOULING FACTOR:
PROJECT:
Proposal NO.:
REV. NO.:
REFRIGERANT:
R134a
DESIGN COND.
TEMP.:
DESIGN COMP.
DISCH.:
CONTROL:
EVAPORATOR
Water
BHP:
57
40
4.15
0.0001 hr.ft2.oF/Btu
104.4 oF
115V/1PH/50HZ
Outdoors
183 HP
104.4 oF
CONDENSER
Water
1052.8
91
101
8.6
0.00025 hr.ft2.oF/Btu
482.3
OIL COOLER
Water
30
91
101
2.5
0.00025 hr.ft2.oF/Btu
0.339 Btu/hr.ft.F/ft
32 F (0 0C)
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CONDENSER
CD20147H326HAG
Dunham-Bush
Wtr Cooled, 2-pass, 20
x 147L x 326T, 3/4 0.028
Turbo-CII copper tbs, TEMA-C,
Section VIII, Div. 1, ASME code
Refri side, U-stamp, 200/150 psi
6-150#RF flgd conns
OIL COOLER
1201050011
Dunham-Bush
Wtr cooled, 2-pass, 5 x 80L
x 18T, 3/4 0.052 w 40 fpi
Trufin copper tbs,TEMA-C,
ASME code both sides, U-stamp, 400/150 psi, 2150#RF flgd conns
Units STARTER
MFG:
MODEL:
TYPE:
HP:
RPM:
POWER:
OTHER:
OTHER:
ABB
HXR 400LE2
Ex Na II T3 (IEC 60079-15)
450
2971
3300V/3PH/50HZ
Clock Wise Rotation,
F insul, 45 C amb,
IEC Design
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
By Others
Direct on line
3300V/3PH/50HZ
-
Yes
ASME
APPRVL REQD:
STD DOCS REQD:
Charge in Unit
(DB18 Oil)
Std Run (Non-Witnessed)
TESTING:
PAINT: Standard 2 coat system
Pkg Layout Dwg, P&ID, Wiring Dgm, Spare Part Lists, I&O Manuals
REFRIG.:
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OIL:
2.0 INSTALLATION
2.1
LOCATION
2.2
FIGURE 2.4
FLOW SWITCH
MOUNTING
2.5
2.3
LEVELING
2.4 UNMOUNTED
ACCESSORIES
A chiller flow switch, which is shipped in a
separate container accompanying the unit, must
be installed in the external chilled water outlet
piping. It must be located in a horizontal section
on the pipe where there is at least five (5) pipe
diameters on both sides of the flow switch before
any other connections, as indicated in Fig. 1. The
flow switch paddle must be adjusted to the size of
pipe in which the paddle is installed, and the
switch set to trip at approximately 50% of the
design flow. Consult the wiring diagram
-7-
EXTERNAL CONNECTIONS
2.0 INSTALLATION
prevent dirt and other contaminants from
entering and damaging the unit and its
satellite equipment.
The external plumbing must be carefully
located and adequately supported by pipe
hangers to prevent twisting or bending
stresses on the unit when the flanges or
grooved pipe connections are bolted. It is
recommended that flanged elbows be
used at the connection to the condenser so
that the external piping will not interfere
with servicing of the condenser tubes.
Flexible connections on water lines
throughout the machinery room are
recommended for chiller and condenser
piping, where sound or vibration
transmission may be a problem.
Following make up of the external
plumbing, a check should be made for
piping stresses at the IPCX unit, as
follows:
Remove condenser and chiller connecting
bolts. If any bolts are misaligned, adjust
external piping or hangers to properly
align the connections, if it is necessary to
reshape and anneal the external piping,
the inside of the piping must be cleaned
of the resulting scale before reassembly.
The piping should then be thoroughly
flushed to remove all foreign material,
connected to the unit, filled, vented and
tested for leaks.
IPCX units are designed for a fixed
evaporator water flow, and means should
be employed to assure a relatively
constant flow at all loads.
2.5.2 Pressure Transmitters
Schroeder valves are installed to isolate
the pressure transmitters.
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3.0 OPERATION
which meters the refrigerant into the
evaporator chiller. There it changes its
state back to a gas as it absorbs heat and
evaporates. It is during this change of
state that the refrigerant will extract heat
from the medium being cooled. This low
density cool gas then flows to the
compressor where the cycle is repeated.
3.1 GENERAL
WARNING: The compressor and oil pump are
NOT to be started initially except under the
direct supervision of an Authorized DunhamBush, Inc. Start-up Representative. Be sure
that oil sump heaters are turned on for a
minimum of twenty-four hours prior to initial
start-up. Couplings and motors have been
aligned with the compressor at the factory.
During shipment they may become misaligned.
Alignment and motor pining at initial start-up
must be done by a Dunham-Bush, Inc. StartUp Representative.
3.2
SYSTEMS
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3.0 OPERATION
3.2.3 Lubricating System And
Charge
Note:
3.3
FIGURE 3.3.2A
FIGURE 3.3.2B
FIGURE 3.3.2C
FIGURE 3.3.2D
COMPONENT OPERATION
3.0 OPERATION
3.3.5 Capacity Control
Compressor vapor displacement is
controlled to balance the flow rate of
liquid refrigerant entering the evaporator
with the changing cooling demand.
FIGURE 3.3.5A
FIGURE 3.3.5B
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3.0 OPERATION
balance port design provides stable and
accurate control over wide load and
evaporator temperature ranges.
3.6
3.6.5 Evaporator
Designed for a fixed flow rate, the shell
and tube heat exchanger transfers heat
from the medium being cooled to the
refrigerant, causing the refrigerant to
vaporize.
The refrigerant enters the chiller through
a distributor where it is directed into the
tubes (the evaporating refrigerant is at a
rate depending upon the cooling load).
The tubes are of the patented Inner-Fin
extended surface design which improves
heat transfer while minimizing refrigerant
pressure drop, permitting a compact and
efficient chiller design. The refrigerant
vapor passes through an effective filter
built into the suction head of the chiller
(for additional system protection). The
chiller is provided with dual relief valve
to protect it from refrigerant over
pressure.
HIGH/LOW SIDE
COMPONENT OPERATION
3.6.2 Condenser
The condenser is a shell and tube heat
exchanger which serves to condense the
discharge refrigerant vapor by removing
heat. Water is circulated through the tubes
absorbing heat from the discharge vapor
condensing in the shell side of the
externally finned copper tube bundle. The
water flow rate or temperature will have a
significant
effect
on
refrigerant
condensing pressures under all operating
conditions. Dual refrigerant relief valves
are mounted on the condenser vessel
serving as a protection device.
3.6.3 Throttling
Throttling liquid refrigerant serves to
regulate the refrigerant flow into the
chiller while maintaining the required
evaporating temperature. Throttling is
accomplished by an thermo statically
operated expansion valve for accurate
liquid injection into the evaporator. The
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3.7
OPTIONAL
SUB-SYSTEM
OPERATION
3.0 OPERATION
When this occurs, a solenoid valve in
the capacity control line is energized.
The introduction of hot gas provides a
3.8
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3.0 OPERATION
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4.0 MAINTENANCE
4.1
GENERAL
Maintenance
personnel
should
become
thoroughly familiar with the unit and the contents
of this manual in order to properly diagnose and
rapidly correct and prevent minor difficulties.
Routine or periodic maintenance should be
followed to insure a comprehensive preventive
maintenance program minimizing costly repairs.
4.2
PERIODIC MAINTENANCE
4.0 MAINTENANCE
FIGURE 4.2.1A
EXS22149402H
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4.0 MAINTENANCE
FIGURE 4.2.1B
CD20147H326HAG
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4.0 MAINTENANCE
day break-in period, the normal seal
drainage is 0.06 to 0.24 cubic inches per
hour (1 cc to 4 cc per hour).
e. Rotate capacity control hot gas bypass
(optional) throttling valve to proper
adjustment after initial start-up.
f. Check refrigerant indicators for
evidence of moisture. Change filter
drier elements if required.
Discharge superheat
Evaporator and condenser pressure
drop
4.0 MAINTENANCE
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
j.
k.
d.
e.
f.
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Maintenance
a. Shut down IPCX Unit in normal
manner and partially pumpdown
system.
b. Perform annual maintenance.
c. If unit is located where ambient
temperature will be below freezing,
drain all water thoroughly and blow
out vessel (direct expansion chiller)
with compressed air.
NOTE: Simply draining is not sufficient.
d. Open disconnect switches.
e. Run the oil pump periodically to fill
the pump seal cavity with oil. This will
prevent refrigerant from leaking.
(Direct Drive Units).
4.0 MAINTENANCE
4.3.1 Water Treatment
Water tends to leave silt, algae and
mineral deposits in the tubes. This fouling
gradually decreases unit efficiency. For
this reason, a program of water treatment
should be employed. At regular intervals
depending on the water quality, the unit
should be shut down to have the tubes
cleaned.
4.0 MAINTENANCE
organization be used for the cleaning of
the condenser. Damage could result to
the heat exchanger from the use of an
improper, solution or from exposure for
too long a period.
Mechanical Cleaning of Condenser
NOTE: Head gaskets need not be
renewed after each head disassembly
operation. Gasket must to replaced if it is
physically disfigured or otherwise
deteriorated.
1. Isolate water side of condenser, vent,
drain and remove heads.
2. Remove loose material which has
settled in the tubing with brushes.
Flush thoroughly with fresh water,
drain and restore heads and piping to
vessel, torquing nuts evenly. Insure
no entrapped air exists by venting high
points of water system.
Condenser Relief Valves
The condenser relief valve is adjusted and
sealed at the factory. No maintenance is
anticipated. However, if the relief valves
do blow off at the design pre-set
pressure, the cause should be
determined and the relief valves should
be replaced if they do not properly reseat.
4.0 MAINTENANCE
specifications
and
periodic
insulation resistance tests are also
recommended.
SP-16
(Compressor Coupling Alignment)
4.0 MAINTENANCE
5. This coupling should be rotated several
revolutions to make sure no "endwise
creep" in connected shafts is measured.
6. Tighten all bolts as shown in chart
below.
BOLT TORQUE
THOMAS
COUPLING
SERIES
FORMFLEX
COUPLIN
G SERIES
THOMAS
DIMENSION C
(SEE FIG. A)
MISALIGNMENT (TIR)
FORM-FLEX
PARALLEL
ANGULAR
ft.lb.
kg.m.
ft.lb.
kg.m.
Inch
mm
Inch
mm
Inch
cm
163 DBZ-B
13
1.8
0.003
0.076
0.003
0.076
2 7/16
6.19
201 DBZ-B
25
3.5
0.005
0.127
0.005
0.127
2 15/16
7.46
226 DBZ-B
AK 30
43
6.0
40
5.5
0.005
0.127
0.005
0.127
3 13/16
9.68
263 DBZ-B
AK 35
63
8.7
40
5.5
0.007
0.178
0.007
0.178
4 5/16
11.00
301 DBZ-B
AK 40
95
13.1
80
11.1
0.007
0.178
0.007
0.178
4 7/8
12.38
351 DBZ-B
AK 45
175
24.2
80
11.1
0.007
0.178
0.007
0.178
5 7/8
14.90
350-51
95
13.1
0.007
0.178
0.007
0.178
15.24
1. Consult factory for complete engineering specification ASY-ES-1, if additional information is required.
2. TIR = Total Indicator Reading.
3. Compressor alignment data is subject to periodic change. Consult latest North American Service Bulletin SR-109
4.5
MAINTENANCE RECORDS
4.5.1 Logs
It is recommended that permanent daily
records of system operating conditions be
recorded at least once a day. The records
should be retained as they are invaluable
in determining patterns of operational
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4.0 MAINTENANCE
R134a PRESSURE/TEMPERATURE PROPERTIES
TABLE 4.5
PRESS
PSIG
KPA
TEMP.
F
PRESS
PSIG
KPA
TEMP.
F
PRESS
PSIG
TEMP.
KPA
PRESS
PSIG
KPA
TEMP.
F
PRESS
PSIG
KPA
TEMP.
F
0.00
101.38 -14.70
-25.94
53.00
466.90 56.90
90.90
32.72
46.11
212.00
1.00
108.28 -12.00
-24.44
54.00
473.79 57.70
91.50
33.06
46.33
213.00
2.00
115.17
-9.50
-23.06
55.00
480.69 58.50
92.00
33.33
46.56
214.00
3.00
122.07
-7.10
-21.72
56.00
487.59 59.30
92.50
33.61
46.78
215.00
4.00
128.97
-4.80
-20.44
57.00
494.48 60.10
93.00
33.89
47.00
216.00
5.00
135.86
-2.60
-19.22
58.00
501.38 60.90
93.50
34.17
47.22
217.00
6.00
142.76
-0.50
-18.06
59.00
508.28 61.60
94.00
34.44
47.44
218.00
7.00
149.66
1.50
-16.94
60.00
515.17 62.40
94.50
34.72
47.61
219.00
8.00
156.55
3.50
-15.83
61.00
522.07 63.10
95.00
35.00
47.83
220.00
9.00
163.45
5.30
-14.83
62.00
528.97 63.90
95.50
35.28
48.06
221.00
10.00 170.34
7.20
-13.78
63.00
535.86 64.60
96.00
35.56
48.28
222.00
11.00 177.24
8.90
-12.83
64.00
542.76 65.30
96.50
35.83
48.50
223.00
12.00 184.14
10.60
-11.89
65.00
549.66 66.00
97.00
36.11
48.72
224.00
13.00 191.03
12.30
-10.94
66.00
556.55 66.80
97.50
36.39
48.89
225.00
14.00 197.93
13.90
-10.06
67.00
563.45 67.50
98.00
36.67
49.11
226.00
15.00 204.83
15.50
-9.17
68.00
570.34 68.20
98.40
36.89
49.33
227.00
16.00 211.72
17.00
-8.33
69.00
577.24 68.90
98.90
37.17
49.56
228.00
17.00 218.62
17.50
-8.06
70.00
584.14 69.50
99.40
37.44
49.72
229.00
18.00 225.52
20.00
-6.67
71.00
591.03 70.20
99.90
37.72
49.94
230.00
19.00 232.41
21.40
-5.89
72.00
597.93 70.90
37.94
50.17
231.00
20.00 239.31
22.80
-5.11
73.00
604.83 71.60
38.22
50.33
232.00
21.00 246.21
24.10
-4.39
74.00
611.72 72.20
38.50
50.56
233.00
22.00 253.10
25.40
-3.67
75.00
618.62 72.90
38.72
50.78
234.00
23.00 260.00
26.70
-2.94
76.00
625.52 73.50
39.00
50.94
235.00
24.00 266.90
28.00
-2.22
77.00
632.41 74.20
39.28
51.17
236.00
25.00 273.79
29.20
-1.56
78.00
639.31 74.80
39.50
51.39
237.00
26.00 280.69
30.50
-0.83
79.00
646.21 75.50
39.78
51.56
238.00
27.00 287.59
31.70
-0.17
80.00
653.10 76.10
40.00
51.78
239.00
28.00 294.48
32.80
0.44
81.00
660.00 76.70
40.28
51.94
240.00
29.00 301.38
34.00
1.11
82.00
666.90 77.30
40.50
52.17
241.00
30.00 308.28
35.10
1.72
83.00
673.79 78.00
40.72
52.39
242.00
31.00 315.17
36.20
2.33
84.00
680.69 78.60
41.00
52.56
243.00
32.00 322.07
37.30
2.94
85.00
687.59 79.20
41.22
52.78
244.00
33.00 328.97
38.40
3.56
86.00
694.48 79.80
41.50
52.94
245.00
34.00 335.86
39.50
4.17
87.00
701.38 80.40
41.72
53.17
246.00
35.00 342.76
40.50
4.72
88.00
708.28 81.00
41.94
53.33
247.00
36.00 349.66
41.50
5.28
89.00
715.17 81.50
42.22
53.56
248.00
37.00 356.55
42.50
5.83
90.00
722.07 82.10
42.44
53.72
249.00
38.00 363.45
43.50
6.39
91.00
728.97 82.70
42.67
53.94
250.00
39.00 370.34
44.50
6.94
92.00
735.86 83.30
42.89
54.11
251.00
40.00 377.24
45.50
7.50
93.00
742.76 83.90
43.17
54.28
252.00
41.00 384.14
46.40
8.00
94.00
749.66 84.40
43.39
54.50
253.00
42.00 391.03
47.40
8.56
95.00
756.55 85.00
43.61
54.67
254.00
43.00 397.93
48.30
9.06
96.00
763.45 85.60
43.83
54.89
255.00
44.00 404.83
49.20
9.56
97.00
770.34 86.10
44.06
55.06
256.00
45.00 411.72
50.10
10.06
98.00
777.24 86.70
44.33
55.22
257.00
46.00 418.62
51.00
10.56
99.00
784.14 87.20
44.56
55.44
258.00
47.00 425.52
51.90
11.06
44.78
55.61
259.00
48.00 432.41
52.70
11.50
45.00
55.78
260.00
49.00 439.31
53.60
12.00
45.22
56.00
261.00
50.00 446.21
54.40
12.44
45.44
56.17
262.00
51.00 453.10
55.30
12.94
45.67
56.33
263.00
52.00 460.00
56.10
13.39
45.89
56.56
264.00
NOTE : PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE ARE STATED IN PSIA(KPA) AND F(C) RESPECTIVELY.
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5.0 TROUBLESHOOTING
5.1
GENERAL
B. Unit shuts
down on oil
pump starter
overload
POSSIBLE CAUSE
REMEDY
1. Cold oil
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Low voltage
Bound Pump
Plugged oil filter
Faulty motor
Closed service valve
1.
a. Clean strainers, check setting of flow valve, check
condenser pump - clean and repair as necessary
b. Clean tubes, have water checked by water treatment
specialist
c. Remove excess refrigerant
d. Purge air or non condensables
C. Unit shuts
down on
High-Low
pressure
switch
c. Refrigerant overcharge
d. Air or non-condensables in
refrigerant system
e. Water supply to condenser is too
warm
f. Pressure switch out of calibration
2. Low Suction Pressure
a. Plugged filter/drier
b. Low refrigerant charge
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5.0 TROUBLESHOOTING
SYMTOM
POSSIBLE CAUSE
REMEDY
F. Unit shuts
down on
freezestat
2. Inoperative TX valve
3. Inoperative seal oil cooler solenoid
4. Filter drier plugged
1. Inadequate flow of chilled water
2. Malfunctioning freezestat
3. Incorrect TLC temperature setting
1. Pump malfunctioning
G. Unit shuts
2. Strainers plugged
down on flow 3. Valves not set properly
switch
4. Air in system
5. Flow switch inoperable
H. Unit shuts
down on
chilled water
pump
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1. Overload on pump
1.
a. Pump malfunctions, repair or replace as necessary
b. Plugged
c. Closed system valves, reset as necessary
K. High
discharge/oil
temperature
L. Unit
periodically
running low
or losing oil
M. Shut down
on low oil
pressure
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6.0
FORMS
It is Dunham-Bushs objective to manufacture quality products that arrive at the buyer site in good
condition. You can help us serve you if you will fill out this report upon receipt of the unit you
purchased. Please complete this form fully and return to Dunham-Bush immediately in the postage paid
self-addressed envelope attached.
A. CONDITION OF UNIT
YES
NO
COMMENTS
CONTRACTOR
ADDRESS
CITY
STATE
PHONE
DATE
ZIP
SIGNED
TITLE
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6.0
FORMS
SUCTION TEMPERATURE
DISCHARGE TEMPERATURE
DISCHARGE PRESSURE
_______%
_______%
_______%
_______%
_______%
_______%
PSI
PSI
PSI
PSI
PSI
PSI
EVAPORATOR WATER IN F
CONDENSER WATER IN F
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FORMS
*ESSENTIAL INFORMATION
A. DUNHAM-BUSH UNIT
1. Erected on foundation --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AA
2. Spring isolators or ISO pads installed and adjusted to level unit--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AA
B. PIPING
1. Cleaned and pressure tested for leaks------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ AA
2. Properly supported vibration eliminators installed ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AA
3. Strainers installed to prevent contamination ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AA
4. Air vents thermometers and pressure gauges installed------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ AA
5. Chill water flow switch and operating thermostat bulb installed (if applicable) --------------------------------------------------------------- AA
6. All level controls modulating flow controls checked and calibrated --------------------------------------------------------------------------- AA
7. All water and brine flows set a design flow requirements ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ AA
8. Water treatment system installed ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AA
C. ELECTRICAL WIRING
1. Adequate power supply available ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ AA
2. All power wiring and control wiring completed to all of the system components ------------------------------------------------------------- AA
3. All circuit breakers overload relays properly sized and installed --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AA
4. All wiring and grounding conforms to National and Local Electrical Codes ------------------------------------------------------------------- AA
5. Unit terminal blocks connected with copper conductors-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AA
D. UNITS WITH REMOTE REFRIGERANT CONDENSER PIPING
1. Required amount of refrigerant for system charging at job site ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AA
2. Entire system properly dehydrated must hold vacuum at 800 to 1,000 microns for a minimum of eight hours with vacuum
pump secured-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AA
3. All fan cycling damper control systems checked and operational ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- AA
4. All control and power wiring installed -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AA
E. REMOTE EVAPORATOR SYSTEMS
1. Liquid line solenoid interlocked with Dunham-Bush unit control panel ------------------------------------------------------------------------- AA
2. Entire system properly dehydrated must hold vacuum at 800 to 1,000 microns for a minimum of eight hours with vacuum
pump secured-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AA
3. All thermal expansion valves properly sized and properly installed ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- AA
4. All refrigerant piping installed in accordance with standard design criteria ASHRAE - RSES ----------------------------------------- AA
5. All terminal equipment properly sized and properly installed ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AA
6. All automatic control devices checked and operational--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AA
F. CONDITIONS
1. Full load available for proper test and balance of Dunham-Bush equipment ----------------------------------------------------------------- AA
2. Sign reverse side --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AA
FAILURE TO COMPLETE AND CHECK ALL OF THE ABOVE ITEMS MAY RESULT IN CHARGES TO THE CUSTOMER FOR
DISPATCHING SUPERVISION TO JOBSITE
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FORMS
SERVICES TO BE RENDERED
The initial start-up of the Rotary Screw Chillers or Condensing Units will be supervised by a Dunham-Bush Service
Representative. He will supervise the work of the installing contractor on the following items:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Day
Year
to supervise start-up of the system and instruct our operating personnel. On receipt of this form, Dunham-Bush will
schedule their representative to this job within ten to fourteen days of the requested date. We, the undersigned, will
have our operating and servicing people at the job site for training, and to assist with the start-up of this equipment,
this training being a requirement to implement servicing the equipment.
It is understood that the services of the Dunham-Bush Service Representative will be furnished per the Terms of
Sale Agreement for a period not to exceed the normal working days as stipulated in the Terms of Sale. We, the
undersigned as purchaser or representative of the purchaser, agree that we will pay a fee for such time that is spent
on this job that is over the specific normal working days agreed to in the purchase contract. *To cover this
contingency our Contingency Purchase Order No.
will be issued with the assurance that if no additional
time is required this purchase order will be canceled.
An overtime charge will be rendered for work executed on Saturday and Sunday.
*Consult Dunham-Bush International (Thailand) Ltd. for current service rates.
CONTRACTOR
ADDRESS
CITY
STATE
PHONE
DATE
ZIP
SIGNED
TITLE
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