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Maintenance
Parallel Configuration
Chilled Water Reset
Heat-Recovery Chiller
Flow Rates and Temperatures
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Preface
Contents
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Water systems
Types of Water Chillers
Compressor-driven heat-driven
Driving Sources
Vapor-Compression Water Chillers
Vapor-Compression Cycle
Scroll Reciprocating Helical-rotarycentrifugal
Compressor Types
Variable-Speed Drives
Air-Cooled or Water-Cooled
Condenser Types
Air-Cooled or Water-Cooled Condensing
Maintenance
Low Ambient Operation
Efficiency
Comparison
Packaged or Split Components
Packaged Air-Cooled Chiller
Remote Evaporator Barrel
Remote Air-Cooled Condenser
Indoor Air-Cooled Condenser
Absorption Water Chillers
Absorption Refrigeration Cycle
Absorption Chillers Offer Choice
Single-effectdouble-effect Direct-fired
Absorption Chiller Types
Equipment Rating Standards
Equipment Rating Standards
Air-Conditioning & Refrigeration Institute ARI
Integrated Part-Load Value Iplv
Part-Load Efficiency Rating
Non-Standard Part-Load Value Nplv
Evaporator Condenser Rating Chiller type Flow rate
Standard Rating Conditions
QBtu/hr = 500 ⋅ flow rate ⋅ ∆T
Flow Rates and Temperatures
ARI conditions Low-flow conditions
Electric Vapor-Compression Chillers
ASHRAE/IESNA Standard
Energy Standard
Chiller type Capacity
Water-Cooled Absorption Chillers
Ashrae Standard
Chilled-Water System Components
Chilled-Water System Design
Chilled-Water System
Load-Terminal Control
Load-Terminal Control Options
Three-Way Valve Control
Two-Way Valve Control
Face-and-Bypass Damper Control
Three-way modulating valve
Chiller Evaporator Flow
Constant flow is most common Variable flow is possible
Single-Chiller System
Redundancy Part-load efficiency
Multiple-Chiller Systems
Single Pump
Parallel Configuration
Dedicated Pumps
Percent flow
Chillers Piped in Series
Series Configuration
Equal Set Points
Staggered Set Points
Primary-Secondary Decoupled Configuration
Primary-Secondary Configuration
Bypass pipe should be free of restrictions
Primary-Secondary System Rules
Production Loop
Manifolded Production Pumps
Distribution Loop
Load terminals should use two-way modulating control valves
Bypass pipe should be free of restrictions
Variable-speed control riding the pump curve
Varying Distribution Flow
Multiple Distribution Pumps
Distribution
Tertiary Pumping
Distribution Loop Characteristics
Primary-Secondary System Rules
Primary-Secondary System Operation
System Operation
Deficit Flow
Excess Flow
Control of Primary-Secondary System
Pressure-based
Types of Fluid Flow Meters
Turbine and impeller Vortex Magnetic Ultrasonic
Temperature-Based Calculations
Alternate Fuel Choice
Electric Utility Deregulation
Indirectly-coupled, gas-engine chillers
Fuel Choice Options
Low-Flow Systems
Chiller Efficiency Improvements
Trend Toward Lower Flow Rates
Greater Focus on System Efficiency
Low-Flow Systems
Variable-Primary-Flow Systems
Variable-Primary-Flow Systems
Critical VPF System Requirements
Preferential Loading
Preferential Chiller Loading
Sidestream Configuration
Heat Recovery
Heat-Recovery Chiller
Heat-recovery Auxiliary Dual condenser Condenser Heat pump
Heat-Recovery Chiller Options
Mode
Heat-Recovery Chiller Efficiency
Unloadingwith
Control of a Heat-Recovery Chiller
Asymmetric Design
Asymmetric Design
Different chiller Capacities
Different chiller
Swing Chiller
Chiller
Free Cooling
Free Cooling
Airside economizer Waterside economizer
Plate-and-Frame Heat Exchanger
Refrigerant Migration
Application Outside the Operating Range of the Chiller
Application Outside Range of Chiller
Chiller-Plant Control
Chiller Controls
What Is Important?
Chiller Sequencing
Chiller Sequencing
Temperature
Flow
Capacity
Chiller Rotation
Small electric Chiller largeelectric chiller
Heat Recovery
Variable-Primary-Flow Systems
Failure Recovery and Contingency Planning
System Failure Recovery
Maintain flow of chilled water Keep it simple
Notify the operator Allow the operator to intervene
Contingency Planning
System Tuning
System Timers
Load-confirmation timer
Staging-interval timer
Unload Before Start
Soft Loading
Chilled-Water Set Point Control
System Optimization
System Optimization
Pros
Chilled Water Reset
Cons
Tower
Condenser-Water Temperature
Control of Condensing Pressure
Operator Interface
Operator Training and Support
Operator Interface
Ashrae Guideline
Vapor-compression water chillers
Review-Period One
Load-terminal control
Review-Period Two
Review-Period Three
Review-Period Four
For more information, refer to the following references
Quiz
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Answers
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Glossary
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