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For more information, refer to the following references:

nMultiple-Chiller-System Design and Control Applications Engineering Manual (Trane literature order number SYS-APM001-EN)

nRefrigeration Cycle Air Conditioning Clinic (Trane literature order number TRG-TRC003-EN)

nRefrigeration Compressors Air Conditioning Clinic (Trane literature order number TRG-TRC004-EN)

nCentrifugal Water Chillers Air Conditioning Clinic (Trane literature order number TRG-TRC010-EN)

nAbsorption Water Chillers Air Conditioning Clinic (Trane literature order number TRG-TRC011-EN)

nHelical-Rotary Water Chillers Air Conditioning Clinic (Trane literature order number TRG-TRC012-EN)

nASHRAE Handbook – Refrigeration

nASHRAE Handbook – Systems and Equipment

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Contents

Air Conditioning Clinic Chilled-Water Systems Business Reply Mail Comment Card One of the Systems Series One of the Systems Series Publication Trane Company Preface Contents Iii Types of Water Chillers Water systems Driving Sources Compressor-driven heat-driven Vapor-Compression Cycle Vapor-Compression Water Chillers Compressor Types Scroll Reciprocating Helical-rotarycentrifugal Variable-Speed Drives Condenser Types Air-Cooled or Water-CooledAir-Cooled or Water-Cooled Condensing Maintenance Low Ambient Operation Efficiency Comparison Packaged Air-Cooled Chiller Packaged or Split Components Remote Evaporator Barrel Remote Air-Cooled Condenser Indoor Air-Cooled Condenser Absorption Refrigeration Cycle Absorption Water Chillers Absorption Chillers Offer Choice Absorption Chiller Types Single-effectdouble-effect Direct-fired Equipment Rating Standards Equipment Rating StandardsAir-Conditioning & Refrigeration Institute ARI Part-Load Efficiency Rating Integrated Part-Load Value IplvNon-Standard Part-Load Value Nplv Standard Rating Conditions Evaporator Condenser Rating Chiller type Flow rate Flow Rates and Temperatures QBtu/hr = 500 ⋅ flow rate ⋅ ∆T ARI conditions Low-flow conditions ASHRAE/IESNA Standard Electric Vapor-Compression ChillersEnergy Standard Water-Cooled Absorption Chillers Chiller type Capacity Ashrae Standard Chilled-Water System Design Chilled-Water System Components Chilled-Water System Load-Terminal Control Options Load-Terminal Control Three-Way Valve Control Two-Way Valve Control Face-and-Bypass Damper Control Chiller Evaporator Flow Three-way modulating valveConstant flow is most common Variable flow is possible Single-Chiller System Multiple-Chiller Systems Redundancy Part-load efficiency Parallel Configuration Single Pump Dedicated Pumps Percent flow Series Configuration Chillers Piped in Series Equal Set Points Staggered Set Points Primary-Secondary Configuration Primary-Secondary Decoupled Configuration Primary-Secondary System Rules Bypass pipe should be free of restrictions Production Loop Manifolded Production Pumps Distribution Loop Bypass pipe should be free of restrictions Load terminals should use two-way modulating control valves Varying Distribution Flow Variable-speed control riding the pump curve Multiple Distribution Pumps Distribution Tertiary Pumping Distribution Loop Characteristics Primary-Secondary System Rules System Operation Primary-Secondary System Operation Deficit Flow Excess Flow Control of Primary-Secondary System Types of Fluid Flow Meters Pressure-basedTurbine and impeller Vortex Magnetic Ultrasonic Temperature-Based Calculations Electric Utility Deregulation Alternate Fuel Choice Fuel Choice Options Indirectly-coupled, gas-engine chillers Chiller Efficiency Improvements Low-Flow Systems Greater Focus on System Efficiency Trend Toward Lower Flow Rates Low-Flow Systems Variable-Primary-Flow Systems Variable-Primary-Flow Systems Critical VPF System Requirements Preferential Chiller Loading Preferential Loading Sidestream Configuration Heat-Recovery Chiller Heat Recovery Heat-Recovery Chiller Options Heat-recovery Auxiliary Dual condenser Condenser Heat pump Heat-Recovery Chiller Efficiency Mode Control of a Heat-Recovery Chiller Unloadingwith Different chiller Capacities Asymmetric DesignAsymmetric Design Different chiller Swing Chiller Chiller Free Cooling Free CoolingAirside economizer Waterside economizer Plate-and-Frame Heat Exchanger Refrigerant Migration Application Outside Range of Chiller Application Outside the Operating Range of the 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 Maintain flow of chilled water Keep it simple System Failure RecoveryFailure Recovery and Contingency Planning Notify the operator Allow the operator to intervene Contingency Planning Load-confirmation timer System TimersSystem Tuning Staging-interval timer Unload Before Start Soft Loading Chilled-Water Set Point Control System Optimization System Optimization Chilled Water Reset ProsCons Condenser-Water Temperature Tower Control of Condensing Pressure Operator Training and Support Operator Interface Operator Interface Ashrae Guideline Review-Period One Vapor-compression water chillers Review-Period Two Load-terminal control Review-Period Three Review-Period Four For more information, refer to the following references Quiz 109 Answers 111 Glossary 113 114 115 Trane Company