AT&T D-10,000 Cooling Water Requirements, Maintenance, Installation of Remote Condenser Optional

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Cooling Water Requirements

 

MODEL #

 

HEAT TO

COOLING WATER

KW INPUT (4)

 

 

COOLING

 

AMBIENT (1)

GPM (2)

GPM (3)

 

 

 

 

WATER

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

D-400-W

23682

 

1780

4.7

1.9

1.95

 

 

D-500-W

33894

 

2550

6.8

2.7

2.6

 

 

D-600-W

37250

 

3650

7.5

3.0

2.92

 

 

D-800-W

52859

 

3980

10.6

4.3

4.22

 

 

D-1000-W

66150

 

5360

13.2

5.3

4.8

 

 

D-1600-W

90845

 

7366

18

7.3

6.82

 

 

D-2000-W

128646

 

10431

26

10.3

9.4

 

 

D-2500-W

135330

 

10185

27

10.8

9.4

 

 

D-3200-W

186550

 

14040

37

15

12.9

 

 

D-4000-W

206480

 

15540

41

16.5

14.2

 

 

D-5000-W

268075

 

20175

54

21.5

18.9

 

 

D-6250-W

367117

 

27632

73.4

29.4

28.9

 

 

D-7500-W

472231

 

35544

78.0

31.4

34.5

 

 

D-8000-W

412960

 

31080

82.0

33.0

38.7

 

 

D-10000-W

536150

 

40350

108

43.0

41.8

 

Notes:

(1)Approximately 7% of the total heat load is rejected to ambient air, the balance to the water-cooled condenser.

(2)Based on cooling tower water 85°F to condenser, 95°F out of condenser, 78°F ambient wet bulb temperature.

(3)Based on water into condenser @ 60°F (city water). Water temperature out of condenser, 85°F.

(4)Kilowatt (Power) consumption by the refrigeration compressor motor.

(5)Heat amounts are expressed in B.T.U.H.

M. MAINTENANCE

A properly installed Air/Tak refrigerated air dryer requires very little maintenance to provide years of trouble-free service. A very simple routine maintenance program is all that is required. This program will consist of three (3) check points:

1.Drain Valve(s): Inspect and clean the Drain Valve(s) on a periodic basis.

2.Refrigeration Condenser: Inspect the refrigeration condenser for lint and dirt.

a)The refrigeration condenser should be checked for lint or dirt monthly in a clean environment and more often in a dirty environment. If the condenser is found to be dirty, it must be cleaned with low pressure dry air.

Inspect condenser fans; i.e., bent or broken blades, and for free rotation.

a)Check condenser fan(s), brackets and on motor shaft for tightness.

3.Check refrigerant lines for oily connections and vibration in lines. Check wiring for loose and broken wire ties. Check refrigerant sightglass for moisture. (See Troubleshooting Guide).

N. INSTALLATION OF REMOTE CONDENSER (OPTIONAL)

During installation of a Remote Condenser option, Air/Tak recommends the use of check valves or P-traps at condenser inlet and outlet.

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

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Contents Operating Instructions 107 W. Main Street Worthington, PA Phone 724.297.3416 FaxContents Location IntroductionReceiving FoundationElectrical Compressed AIR Circuit Refrigerant CircuitCrankcase Heater Where Required Low Pressure SwitchHigh Pressure Switch Expansion ValvesStart Timer Water Pressure Switch Water Cooled onlyHigh Temperature Control Oil SightglassSTART-UP SHUT-DOWN Design ConditionsWATER-COOLED Models Cooling Water Requirements Installation of Remote Condenser Optional MaintenanceCooling Water Requirements Dryer not running Dryer runningWater downstream DryerDryer inlet and outlet Power light on but dryerHigh pressure drop across Not running