Sterling A0544325 Chiller Installation, Electrical Connections, Process Water Connections

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Chiller Installation

 

 

2-1 Electrical Connections

Check serial tag voltage and amperage requirements and make sure your electrical service conforms. See Figure 4 on Page 12 for total running amps.

Bring properly sized power leads and ground from a fused disconnect (installed by your electrician) to the main power terminal in the chiller’s electrical enclosure.

;Electrical connections must comply with all applicable electrical codes.

;The chiller must be grounded in accordance with NEC Article 250.

;Voltage must be within 10% of the chiller’s nameplate rating.

2-2 Process Water Connections

;All external chilled water connections to the process must be of adequate size.

;See Figure 6 on Page 18 for sizing recommendations.

;The largest possible openings and passages should be provided for the flow of chilled water through platens, dies, molds or other pieces of equipment.

Important!

Keep any pressure drop in external process piping to an absolute minimum for optimum unit operation.

To Process

Connect the TO PROCESS chilled water supply outlet to the process being cooled.

From Process

Connect the FROM PROCESS chilled water return inlet to the return from the process back into the chiller for cooling and recirculation.

;Sterlco recommends a strainer on the FROM PROCESS return line.

SMC Series Chillers

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Contents SMC-050 to SMC-150 Series SMC Series Chillers Safety Considerations Table of Contents Table of Contents Charts and Figures Introduction General InformationNecessary Documents Models CoveredUncrating Your New Chiller Available OptionsIf the Shipment is Not Complete Event of Shipping DamagesIf the Shipment is Incorrect SMC050A Process Pump Curves Returns SMC100A Process Pump Curves SMC150A Process Pump Curves SMC-150 25,400 16,000 12A 345 SMC Series Chiller SpecificationsElectrical Connections Chiller InstallationProcess Water Connections Water Reservoir SMC Condenser Air SupplyEthylene Glycol Curve Overhead Piping Overhead Process ConsiderationsChilled Water Circuit Sequence of OperationRefrigeration Circuit Low Pressure Cutout High Pressure CutoutRemote Start/Stop Interlock SMC Component Identification End of unit piping Piping Schematic 1 Pump with ReservoirPiping Schematic 1 Pump without Reservoir Piping Schematic No Pump, No Reservoir SMC Startup Checklist SMC Pre-Startup ChecklistSMC Water Circuit Pressure Drop Table Setting the Alarm Value Setting the Process Water TemperatureMicroprocessor Control SP AL SMC ControlSwitches Indicator LightsOptional Graphic Panel Optional Graphic Panel SMC SeriesCondenser Maintenance Routine MaintenanceLubrication Typical SMC SubpanelTypical SMC Wiring Schematic SMC Wiring Schematic for Chillers with No Pump or Reservoir SMC Series Chillers Problem Possible cause Solution Troubleshooting GuideProblem Possible cause Solution Description SMC Spare Parts ListService Notes Service Notes Milwaukee, WI Sterling/Sterlco5200 West Clinton Avenue 414 Fax 414