Marley / Sigma 1000/1200 CoolingTower / Specifications: Options
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| Specifications |
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| Basin Heater: |
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10.2 | Add the following paragraph in the |
| ■The basin heater components described at left represent our rec- |
| Cold Water Basin section: Provide |
| ommendation for a reliable automatic system for the prevention |
| a system of electric immersion heat- |
| of basin freezing. They are shipped separately for installation at |
| ers and controls for each cell of the |
| the jobsite. |
| tower to prevent freezing of water in |
| If aggressive operating conditions are anticipated, change “galva- |
| the collection basin during periods of |
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| shutdown. The system shall consist |
| nized” in paragraph 10.2 to “Series 300 SS”. |
| of one or more stainless steel elec- |
| The ambient air temperature that you fill in should be the lowest |
| tric immersion heaters installed in a |
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| galvanized steel heat shield provided |
| 1% level of winter temperature prevalent at site. |
| in the floor of the basin. A NEMA |
| Ask for Marley drawing |
| 4 enclosure shall house a magnetic |
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| contactor to energize heaters; a trans- |
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| former to provide 24 volt control circuit |
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| power; and a solid state circuit board |
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| for temperature and low water cutoff. |
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| A control probe shall be located in the |
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| basin to monitor water level and tem- |
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| perature. The system shall be capable |
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| of maintaining 40°F water temperature |
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| at an ambient air temperature of __ °F. |
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| Wiring of the heaters and controls shall |
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| be the responsibility of the purchaser. |
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| Fan Motor Variable Speed Drive: |
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| Marley All Weather ACH550 System |
| ■ Marley VFD drive systems are designed to combine absolute |
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| temperature control with ideal energy management. The cool- |
Add the following paragraph in the |
| ing tower user selects a cold water temperature and the drive | |
| Mechanical Equipment section when |
| system will vary the fan speed to maintain that temperature. |
| VFD is used with customers Building |
| Precise temperature control is accomplished with far less stress |
| Management System: A complete |
| to the mechanical equipment components. The improved energy |
| UL listed Variable Speed Drive system |
| management provides fast payback. Indeed, many utilities offer |
| in a NEMA 1 indoor, NEMA 12 indoor |
| generous rebates for users having installed VFD drives. |
| or NEMA 3R outdoor enclosure shall |
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| be provided. The VFD shall use PWM |
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| technology with IGBT switching and |
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| integrated bypass design. VFD out put |
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| switching shall not cause mechanical |
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| issues with gearbox teeth or drive shafts. |
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| The VFD shall catch a fan spinning in |
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| the reverse direction without tripping. |
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| The panel shall include a main discon- |
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| nect with short circuit protection and |
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| external operating handle, lockable in the |
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| off position for safety. The VFD system |
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| shall receive a speed reference signal |
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| from the Building Management System |
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| monitoring the tower fluid temperature. |
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| As an option to receiving the speed |
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| reference signal from a building manage- |
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| ment system, the drive must have the |
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| capability to receive a |
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| ture signal from an RTD transmitter. The |
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| VFD shall have an internal PI regulator |
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