INTRODUCTION

For more than 100 years, Dunham-Bush has focused on innovative product development. Today, we
provide a full portfolio of HVAC/R products from Fan Coil Units to large centrifugal chillers as well as
many other innovative green solutions. Our commitment to innovation, matched with an aggressive
attitude toward growth, makes Dunham-Bush a leader in global markets. Our product development is
tailored to meet the specific needs of customers, building-by-building, country-by-country and region-by-
region. No other HVAC/R manufacturer takes this approach to meeting your performance expectations.
ACDS, Air Cooled Scroll Compressor Direct Expansion Chillers, have a cooling capacity range from 10 to
90 TR [33 to 316 kW] in 50Hz version using environmentally sound HFC-410A refrigerant. The entire
product line features energy efficiency, installation ease, control flexibility, high reliability, compact
footprint and advanced controls.
Scroll Compressors are designed for Commercial/Industrial Applications and provide the same high
quality and efficiency as Reciprocating or Screw Compressors. They have been developed specifically
for use in Packaged Chillers and Condensing Unit products.
Upon shipment, the new ACDS R410A unit is installation-ready with a compact size, reduced weight, and
complete factory piping and wiring. Refrigerant charge is included and a thorough factory test under load
is conducted on each unit to ensure trouble-free start-up and operation.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page No Page No
Introduction .................................................................. 2 Dimensional Data ...................................................... 13
Nomenclature............................................................... 2 Floor Loading Diagram ............................................... 19
Standard Features & Benefits ...................................... 3 Condenser Fan .......................................................... 20
Unit Features ............................................................... 3 Sound Pressure Data ................................................. 20
Unit Options/ Accessories ............................................ 6 Electrical Data ............................................................ 20
Application Data ........................................................... 8 Typical Wiring Diagram .............................................. 21
Selection Procedure ................................................... 11 Guide Specifications................................................... 22
Physical Specifications .............................................. 12

NOMENCLATURE

AC D S 030 AU G S

Air Cooled Packaged Chiller

S- Standard Fan
B- Low Noise Fan
Direct Expansion Evaporator

R410A
Scroll Compressor

Model AU – 400/3ph/50Hz

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STANDARD FEATURES & BENEFITS

COMPRESSOR ELECTRICAL/CONTROL
D Reliable Tandem scroll compressors D Wide range of optional items are available
D Compressor lead-lag configuration on all D Electromechanical controller, IR 33 for ease of
models operation
D Separate power and control panels
EVAPORATOR
D Compact and high efficiency brazed plate heat D High/ low pressure limiting function ability
exchanger
D Design pressure of 450 psig [31 bar] on QUIET OPERATION
refrigerant circuit D Quiet scroll compressors on standard unit
D Design pressure of 400 psig [28 bar] on fluid D Ultra-quiet operation with compressor acoustic
circuit enclosure available as option
CONDENSER
D Copper tubes with aluminum fins
D Sub-cooling enhancement for efficiency
D Low noise direct driven propeller fans
D IP 54 motor construction

UNIT FEATURES

SCROLL COMPRESSOR
In a scroll compressor, the compression is performed
by two scroll elements located in the upper part of the
compressor.

Suction gas enters the compressor at the suction

connection. The motor is suction gas cooled, oil
droplets separate and fall into the oil sump. After
exiting the electrical motor, the gas enters the scroll
elements where compression takes place. The
refrigerant gas leaves the compressor through the
discharge port.

The principle of scroll compression is shown on next

page. The centre of the orbiting scroll (in grey) traces
a circular path around the centre of the fixed scroll (in
black). This movement creates symmetrical
compression pockets between the two scroll elements.
Low-pressure suction gas is trapped within each
crescent-shaped pocket as it gets formed; continuous
motion of the orbiting scroll serves to seal the pocket,
which decreases in volume as the pocket moves
towards the centre of the scroll set increasing the gas
pressure. Maximum compression is achieved once a
pocket reaches the centre where the discharge port is
located; this stage occurs after three complete orbits.
Compression is a continuous process: the scroll
movement is suction, compression and discharge all
at the same time.

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UNIT FEATURES

Principle Of Scroll Compression

SUCTION

COMPRESSION

DISCHARGE

BRAZED PLATE HEAT Low Pressure Drop - in most case lower than in
any other system. Allows smaller pumps and
EXCHANGER (BPHE)
lower operating costs.
BPHE represents the cutting edge of heat True Counter Flow - design allows close
exchanger technology – one of the most effective temperature approach.
and efficient thermal transfer solutions in the
world today. Self-Cleaning - thanks to high turbulence
throughout the exchanger, reducing maintenance
Extremely Compact - reduction in the volume and time and cost.
weight of a shell-and-tube exchanger of the same
capacity. This means great design freedom for
every application- and reduced installation costs.
Maximum Material Efficiency - no "dead zone"
outside gaskets because there is no need for
gaskets.
Reduced Refrigerant Charge - the compact
system requires only a fraction of the heat
transfer medium, e.g. refrigerant. Less volume
costs less-and is positive for the environment.
Lower System Costs - better heat transfer
coefficient (HTC) gives better ΔT (temperature
difference), which in turn means a lower mass
flow of media, resulting in smaller, less expensive
pumps, etc. and lower energy consumption.
Small Temperature Difference - operates
Uniform High Quality - plates are pressed in the
efficiently even at temperature differences as low
same tool, brazed in the same automated
as 1 K.
procedure with rigorous standards of quality
High Working Pressure - capability. control. Performance is known and consistent.
Maintenance and repair are minimized.

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UNIT FEATURES

AIR SIDE CONDENSER condition giving prompt protection to each

compressor. They are manually reset.
All units have direct drive propeller fans and
motors. Close blade tip clearance with the fan
venturis assure smooth, quiet operation. High Low Pressure Switch
All air-cooled condensers are formed of 3/8 A high-low pressure switch is provided with every
inches [9.5mm] diameter copper tubes refrigerant circuit. The high pressure is sensing
mechanically expanded into aluminum fins for condensing pressure, with a manual reset. It
maximum efficiency of heat transfer between the opens the compressor run circuit. The low
circulating refrigerant and air. The fins have full- pressure senses evaporating pressure. If there is
spacing collars which completely cover each tube. a danger of fluid freeze-up, depending on the
The staggered tube design improves the thermal cooling fluid used in the building system, the
efficiency of the coil and eliminates bypassing of machine will shut down, with a manual reset
air around the tubes. The return bends, headers required.
and nipples are all copper, sized for minimum
pressure drop, brazed with inert gas in the tubes
and tested after fabrication to 650 psig [44.8 bar]. Freeze Protection Thermostat
A separate subcooling circuit is standard on all This thermostat senses outlet chiller fluid (or other
units to maximize energy efficiency. liquid being cooled) and will trip if the temperature
Fan cycling control is supplied as a standard. This drops below its pre-set minimum. The control is a
lowers the minimum ambient temperature at manually reset device.
which the package equipment will effectively start
and operate. For lower ambient requirements Compressor Motor Protection
than standard, variable speed options are
available. ACDS scroll compressors have a motor protection
system consisting of an external electronic control
module connected to a chain of embedded PTC
ELECTRICAL / CONTROL (Positive Temperature Coefficient) sensors. The
sensors are calibrated for proper motor protection
STARTER/CONTROL PANELS in case of motor overheating caused by overload,
The starter/control panels provided on these units low refrigerant flow, incorrect motor rotation, etc.
are some of the finest available in our industry. The module has 30 minutes time delay before
Panel enclosures are made of heavy gauge steel. reset in the event of protector trip.
Wires and terminal strips are numbered to
simplify installation, maintenance and service.
Wires are bundled together with plastic wire ties
and all wires are cut to length, without any AUTOMATIC CONTROLS
doubling-back or extraneous wire.
The starter-control panel is furnished completely Multi-Step Operating Control
with all starting equipment, safety controls and This device controls the operation of the
automatic controls factory mounted, prewired and
compressor(s) by sensing the return chilled fluid
set. Control voltage is 115 volts on all units. All
temperature. On standard multiple compressor
power components are prewired to a single
terminal block sized for copper conductors. units this device is a precise solid-state controller
Multiple source power connections on remote providing smooth and repeatable operation.
wired starters are not required.
Anti-Recycle Timer
POWER PANEL Each compressor has an anti-recycle timer built in
Factory wire DOL starters for compressor(s), the controller, which prevents restart for five
condenser fan motor(s), with indicating lights. minutes after a start. The purpose of this device is
Anti-recycling timer will be provided to prevent to avoid excessive motor winding temperature
compressor short cycling. DOL starters are rise and impose undue wear on starters and is
mounted in the units. Reduced voltage starter fitted as standard.
available.
Fan Pressure Switch (Automatic)
SAFETY CONTROLS This switch is used to stage condenser fans “on”
3 Phase Starters With Thermal Overload or “off” for maintaining adequate discharge
Protection pressures for proper system operation by
These devices react quickly to an overload controlling air flow across the control coil.

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UNIT FEATURES

TEMPERATURE CONTROLLER on a unit to start at the same time. This minimizes

electrical demand and wiring cost.
Fluid Temperature Control
Control of the fluid temperature is achieved by an UNIT CASING
intelligent microprocessor thermostat which All GI steel panels are powder coated paint which
allows simple user configuration. The controller gives excellent finishing, weather and corrosion
will arrive on site with the factory settings listed resistance. Before ED (Electrophoresis
opposite. As all systems are not the same these Deposition) coating, the part undergoes a
presets may require changing to suit site complete pre-treatment process which involves
conditions. Note that the chilled fluid setpoint degreasing, phosphating and rinsing with
should not be set below 4.5°C without the use of deionized fluid. It increases the effect of paint
Glycol in the fluid system to prevent freezing. adhesion and rust preventing to obtain high
quality paint film. Powder coating is the best
Timer Between Compressors painting system which can even coat inaccessible
The timer does not allow multiple compressors places like the edges, joints or interior surface of
hollow sections.

UNIT OPTIONS / ACCESSORIES

Options are installed at the factory. Accessories Extra Low Ambient Control (LA3)
are shipped loose. Minimum Ambient -20°F [-28.9°C]
Includes LA2 and EEV (Electronic Expansion
OPTIONS Valve(s)) options and requires the use of 50%
glycol and at least 50% load available at starting.
Shell & Tube Evaporator (ST) Heater tape is available as well. Glycol is
Vessels constructed in accordance to ASME recommended for additional protection.
CODES Sections VIII Division I for unfired
pressure vessels. Desuperheaters (DES)
A desuperheater is simply a refrigerant-to-water
Low Noise Fan (LNF)
heat exchanger installed between the compressor
For applications where reduced sound levels are and condenser. It is used to reclaim the readily
required. Provide the quietest operating available superheat energy which would
refrigeration equipment possible.
otherwise be rejected through the condenser. The
desuperheater is a way of obtaining ‘free’ heat
Compressor Acoustic Jacket (LN2)
from the chiller.
Compressor acoustic jackets have been
developed to meet specific extra-low noise
requirements. They are made from high
Copper Fin Condenser (COP)
performing sound proof material and offer Copper fin and tube condenser.
excellent high and low frequency attenuation.
Poly Fin Condenser (HYD)
Low Ambient Control (LA1) Minimum The material is a polyester coating baked onto the
ambient 30°F [-1.1°C] aluminum fin stock prior to final manufacture,
Units use standard fan cycling in conjunction with rather than material applied to the assembly after
coil solenoid control to operate down to 30°F formation of the coils. The pre-coated fin material
[-1.1°C]. has been tested for salt spray corrosion
resistance using ASTM B117 specification.
Low Ambient Control (LA2) Minimum
Ambient 0°F [-17.8°C] Convenience Outlet (CON)
The incorporation of both variable frequency drive Dual 3-pin ground fault receptacle powered from
for the condenser motor(s) and coil solenoid
a dedicated transformer and fused for 15 amps.
control will enable the chiller to operate down to
0°F [-17.8°C].

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UNIT OPTIONS / ACCESSORIES

Hot Gas Bypass (HGBP) system voltage on the unit microprocessor. This
To maintain units on-line when the minimum load options is only applicable for units with Vision
is below the mechanical unloading range. This 2020i controller only.
minimizes compressor cycling and extends
component life, on extra low load conditions. IP55 Control Panel (IP55)
A fully enclosed electrical control panel built in
Weather Proof Alarm Bell (WPA) accordance with IP55 construction.
Mounted and wired to indicate a common alarm
fault. Remote Fluid Temp Monitoring (RFTR)
Unit control is based on leaving fluid temperature
Gauges (GAG) with a specific temperature differential (range), so
Includes suction and discharge pressure gauges the return fluid temperature is for information only.
for all unit models. The microcomputer where
fitted also displays discharge and suction Demand Limiting (AMPL)
pressure. Requires a remote analogue input signal that is
used to cycle compressors to limit electrical
Over and Under Voltage Protection Relay demand.
(UVR)
Combined relay offering protects against high and Evaporator Heater (EVH)
low supply voltage conditions as well as single
phasing, phase reversal and phase imbalance by Heater provide protection from freezing out to
interrupting the control circuit. It is an automatic -20°F[-28.9°C] ambient.
reset device, but the microcomputer can be set up
for manual reset to prevent unwanted restarts. Hydronic Pump Package (HPP)
This option adds circulating pumps, complete with
Unit Ground Fault Interrupt (GFI) insulated expansion tank. Available in a single or
This takes the unit off line if a ground fault is dual (duty & standby) evaporator versions, with
detected. total dynamic head external to the chiller for 50
feet.
Low Ambient Lock-Out (LAL)
Uses an ambient sensor and requires a lock-out
set point entered into the microcomputer ACCESSORIES
controller.
Water Flow Switch (WFS4)
3-Phase Voltmeter With Selection Switch Paddle type field adjustable flow switch. Must be
(VM3) tied into the unit safety circuit so that the package
will remain off until fluid flow is proved. Helps
Single analog voltmeter installed with a 3 phase
prevent evaporator freeze up. NEMA 4 enclosure,
selector switch for indication, located inside the
for use on fluid, ethylene or propylene glycol
control panel.
circuits. For applications where fluid and ambient
temperature are at a minimum 62°F [16.7°C].
3-Phase Amperage Meter With Selection
Switch (AM3)
Rubber-in-shear Isolators (RIS)
Single analog ammeter with a 3 phase selector
switch for indication, located inside the control Designed for ease of installation, these rubber,
panel. one piece, molded isolators have slip resistant
base plates. Applicable for most installations.
VISION 2020i (V2C)
Spring Isolators (SPG)
Proactive full function PC Windows® based
microcomputer controller, Vision 2020i is a Designed for 1" [25.4mm] deflection, these
flexible and advance programmable micro- enclosed spring assemblies have a neoprene
computer controller designed specifically for the friction pad on the bottom to help prevent the
applications and precise control of Dunham-Bush transmission of noise and a lock bolt for leveling.
chillers. Neoprene inserts prevent contact between the
steel upper and lower housings. Suitable for more
System Voltage Measurement (SVM) critical applications than RIS isolators.
A voltage transducer is added to display the

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APPLICATION DATA

Evaporator Design Data

1. Maximum - Leaving chilled fluid temperature (LCFT) is 60°F [18°C]. The unit can start and pull down
with up to 80°F [27°C] entering-fluid temperature. For sustained operation, it is recommended that the
entering fluid temperature not exceed 70°F [21°C].
2. Minimum - LCFT is 40°F [5.5°C] for all models. Medium temperature glycol application selections
from 20°F [-6.6°C] to 39°F [3.9°C] are available from the factory.
3. Minimum/Maximum Flow Rates - refer to Physical Data.
4. Pressure Drop Data - refer to pressure drop and glycol correction factors.
5. Wide Range ΔT - Low Flow Applications
a. Multiple smaller chillers may be applied in series, each providing a portion of the design
temperature range typical 10°F [5.5°C] each.
b. Chilled fluid may be recirculated through the evaporator as shown below to allow the chiller to
operate with acceptable flow rates and temperature ranges (Figure 1A).

Figure 1A

CHILLER THERMOSTAT
EVAPORATOR SENSOR

The mixed fluid temperature range through the evaporator for units with standard evaporators, should not
be less than 7.5°F [4.2°C].

6. Narrow Range ΔT - High Flow Applications

a. For Extra-Narrow Range ΔT applications a partial evaporator bypass piping and valve
configuration can be used as shown below.
This permits a higher ΔT and lower ΔP (pressure drop) through the evaporator (Figure 1B).

Figure 1B

EVAPORATOR BYPASS
PORTION OF FLOW

CHILLER THERMOSTAT
EVAPORATOR SENSOR

The fluid mixes after the evaporator.

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APPLICATION DATA

Minimum Chilled Fluid Loop Volume

Air Conditioning Applications Process Applications
Model
ACDS
USgal Liters USgal Liters USgal Liters

010 30 114 60 211 to 108 380

020 60 229 120 422 to 216 760

030 75 286 150 528 to 270 950

040 120 457 240 844 to 432 1519

050 150 572 300 1055 to 540 1899

060 180 686 360 1266 to 648 2279

070 210 800 420 1477 to 756 2659

080 225 857 450 1583 to 810 2849

095 270 1029 540 1899 to 972 3419

*Values calculated for AHRI Conditions of Service (C.O.S.)

Type of Application USgal/TR l/kW USgal =USgal/TR x AHRI Capacity in TR

Normal Air Conditioning 3 3.25 Liters =l/kW x AHRI capacity in kW
Process Cooling 6 -10 6.5 -10.8
For applications with other than AHRI C.O.S. calculate the system loop volume based on the adjusted or
corrected unit capacity.

Tanks for System Volume Enhancement Figure 2A

It may be necessary to install a tank in the
system to provide sufficient system fluid
volume, as shown below. The tank should
be baffled and piped for proper fluid mixing
to prevent stratification.

Figure 2B Single Loop System with Storage Tank to Increase Loop Volume

Figure 2C Primary and Secondary Loop Systems are normally used where the secondary system
has variable flow and/or multiple loads. See example below.

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APPLICATION DATA

MULTIPLE CHILLERS PER Oversizing Chillers

CHILLED WATER SYSTEM Oversizing of chillers more than 5-10% is not
recommended. Oversizing causes energy
1. Where the load is greater than available from
inefficiency and shortened compressor life due to
one ACDS, where standby capacity is required
or the load profile dictates, multiple chillers excessive compressor cycling. Future load
may be piped in parallel. Units of equal size requirements may result in temporary oversizing
help to ensure fluid flow balance, but balancing of equipment which will require careful unit
valves ensure balanced flows even with selection. It may be better to properly size for the
dissimilar sized chillers. initial load and add another unit later for future
Temperature controller sensors may or may increase. The use of multiple units is
not need to be moved to the common fluid
recommended where operation at minimum load
piping depending on the specific application.
for prolong periods is expected and goal control
2. Parallel Chiller Applications (Figure 3A).Both required. Fully loaded equipment operates better
units operate simultaneously modulating with and more efficiently than large equipment running
load variations. Each unit operates at or near minimum capacity.
independently sensing its own leaving fluid
temperature. The set point of each thermostat Hot gas bypass should not be a means to allow
is set to maintain the desired loading scheme. oversizing of chillers. Hot gas bypass should only
be used where the equipment is sized properly for
Figure 3A full load but the minimum load expected is lower
than can be achieved by mechanical unloading is
less than the minimum unloading step available.

Sound and Vibration

The compressors in ACDS units are resiliently,
mounted to reduce the transmission of any noise
and vibration to the frame.
The compressors are not mounted on springs
because extra movement may cause line
breakage and refrigerant leaks. Unit isolation
3. Series Chiller Applications (Figure 3B) helps prevent any remaining sound or vibration
Where a large temperature range is required from entering the building structure, piping or
(over 25 °F [13.9 °C ]),the chiller may be piped electrical service.
in series. In this case the units are controlled
independently. The load is progressive by
temperature so the chiller selections are Water (Fluid) Strainers
critical.
It is recommended that 40-mesh strainers be
Figure 3B installed in the fluid piping as close to unit
evaporator as possible.

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SELECTION PROCEDURE

Design Requirements Glycol Freeze Protection

The following design requirements must be If the chiller or fluid piping is to be exposed to
known in order to select a packaged chiller. temperatures below the freezing point of fluid,
*1.) Required cooling capacity in TR [kW]. glycol protection is recommended. The
2.) Evaporator outlet fluid temperature °F [°C]. recommended protection is 10°F [5.6°C] below
*3.) USgpm of chilled fluid to be circulated. the minimum ambient temperature. Use only
*4.) Chilled fluid cooling range (fluid in °F[°C]- fluid glycol solutions approved for heat exchanger
outlet °F[°C]) duty. The use of automotive anti-freeze is not
5.) Design ambient temperature °F[°C]. recommended because they have short-lived
6.) Electrical power characteristics. inhibitors and fouling of the vessels will occur. If
7.) Special codes (local, state or national codes) the equipment is exposed to freezing
temperatures and not being used, the vessels and
with which unit must comply
*Any 2 out of 3 must be known the piping should be drained.
The freeze protection level should be 10°F [5.6°C]
EXAMPLE lower than the leaving brine temperature. The use
Select an air cooled packaged chiller for the of glycol causes a performance derate as shown
following conditions: in Table 2 for ethylene glycol and Table 3 for
60 TR at 54°F [12.22°C] entering, 44°F [6.67°C] propylene glycol and needs to be included in the
leaving chilled fluid. R410A refrigerant design unit selection procedure.
ambient is 95°F [35°C]. Minimum operating
ambient is +0°F [-17.78°C]. Altitude is 2000 feet Table 2 : Ethylene Glycol
[609.6m]. Chiller fouling factor 0.0005. Electrical
% E. G. Freeze Point C1 K1 G1 P1
characteristics 400V/3/50Hz with single power By Capacity kW Flow P.D.
connection. Weight °F °C Factor Rate Factor Factor
10 26.2 -3.2 0.995 0.998 1.019 1.050
Step 1- Unit Selection 15 22.4 -5.3 0.991 0.997 1.030 1.083
17.8 -7.9 0.988 0.996 1.044 1.121
For 2000 feet [609.6m] elevation divide the 20
12.6 -10.8 0.984 0.995 1.060 1.170
specified tonnage by the capacity correction 25
30 6.7 -14.1 0.981 0.994 1.077 1.219
factor from Table 4.
35 0.0 -17.8 0.977 0.992 1.097 1.275
60 TR = 60.6 TR 40 -10.0 -23.3 0.973 0.991 1.116 1.331
0.99 45 -17.5 -27.5 0.968 0.990 1.138 1.398
For 0.0005 fouling factor divide the required 50 -28.9 -33.8 0.964 0.989 1.161 1.466
tonnage at 2000 feet [609.6m] by the fouling
correction factor from Table 5. Table 3 : Propylene Glycol
60.6 TR = 62.0 TR % P. G. Freeze Point C2 K2 G2 P2
0.978 By
°F °C
Capacity kW Flow P.D.
Weight Factor Rate Factor Factor
Entering the capacity data for R410A we see that 10 26.1 -3.3 0.988 0.994 1.005 1.019
an ACDS 60 unit for water at sea level has a 15 22.8 -5.1 0.984 0.992 1.008 1.031
capacity of 58.1 TR, drawing 70.8 compressor 20 19.1 -7.2 0.978 0.990 1.010 1.051
kW. The kW correction factors from Table 4 and 5 25 14.5 -9.7 0.970 0.988 1.015 1.081
will be applied to the compressor kW below. For 30 8.9 -12.8 0.962 0.986 1.021 1.120
the conditions specified, the unit will do:
Capacity = 58.1 x 0.99 x 0.978 = 56.3 TR Table 4 : Correction Factor - Elevation
Compressor kW = 70.8 x 1.01 x 0.99 Elevation above Sea Level Capacity kW
Correction Correction
= 70.8 kW Feet [m] Meters Factor
Factor Factor
0 0 1.00 1.00
Step 2- Evaporator USgpm and Pressure 2000 [609.6m] 600 0.99 1.01
Drop 4000 [1219.2m] 1200 0.98 1.02
USgpm = Specified TR x 24 = 60 x 24 6000 [1828.5m] 1800 0.97 1.03
Cooling Range 10
= 144 USgpm [32.69 m³/hr] Table 5 : Correction Factor - FF
Fouling Factor Capacity kW
Correction Correction
Step 3- Chilled Fluid Pump Selection Hr.ft².°F/BTU m².°C/kW
Factor Factor
To the pressure drop calculated in Step 2, add the 0.0001 0.018 1.000 1.000
pressure drop through the chilled fluid loop piping, 0.00025 0.044 0.993 0.997
valves and equipment. This will be the foundation 0.00050 0.088 0.978 0.990
of your pump selection criteria. 0.00100 0.176 0.951 0.978

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PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Model ACDS 010 020 030 040 050 060 070 080 095

10 20 25 40 50 60 70 75 90
Unit Nominal Capacity TR[kW]
[35] [70] [88] [141] [176] [211] [246] [264] [316]

Unit Nominal Power Input kW 11.7 23.1 32.4 48.3 65.0 76.6 86.2 97.8 116.6

COMPRESSOR

RPM 2900 2900 2900 2900 2900 2900 2900 2900 2900

Min. % Unit Capacity 50% 50% 50% 25% 25% 25% 25% 25% 25%

No. Of Refrigerant Circuit 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2

EVAPORATOR

Water Connector inches[mm] 1‐1/4" [32]  1‐1/4" [32] 1‐1/4" [32] 3" [76.2]  3" [76.2]  3" [76.2]  3" [76.2]  3" [76.2]  3" [76.2] 

Nominal Water Flow /

24.0/11.1 48.0/10.3 60.0/12.6 96.0/14.5 120.0/12.4 144.0/9.47 168.0/10.8 180.0/10.4 216.0/12.9
Pressure Drop
[5.4/33.2] [10.9/30.8] [13.6/37.7] [21.8/43.4] [27.2/37.1] [32.7/28.3] [38.2/32.3] [40.9/31.1] [49.0/38.6]
USgpm/ft.wg[m³/hr / kPa]

CONDENSER

Coil Rows Deep/ 3/ 3/ 4/ 3/ 4/ 4/ 4/ 4/ 4/

Total Face Area ft²[m²] 20.0[1.9] 40.6[3.8] 47.1[4.4] 94.1[8.7] 94.1[8.7] 94.1[8.7] 133.0[12.4] 133.0[12.4] 177.3[16.8]

Total Air Flow cfm[m³/hr] 9,850 20,150 20,000 42,200 40,000 39,200 58,902 57,942 77,300

No Of Fan 1 2 2 4 4 4 6 6 8

Fan Diameter inches[mm] 31.5[800] 31.5[800] 31.5[800] 31.5[800] 31.5[800] 31.5[800] 31.5[800] 31.5[800] 31.5[800]

Fan Motor HP (Qty) 1.5 (1) 1.5 (2) 1.5 (2) 1.5 (4) 1.5 (4) 1.5 (4) 1.5 (6) 1.5 (6) 1.5 (8)

Fan Motor kW Input (Qty) 1.45 (1) 1.45 (2) 1.45 (2) 1.45 (4) 1.45 (4) 1.45 (4) 1.45 (6) 1.45 (6) 1.45 (8)

Fan FLA , Amp (Qty) 3.2 (1) 3.2 (2) 3.2 (2) 3.2 (4) 3.2 (4) 3.2 (4) 3.2 (6) 3.2 (6) 3.2 (8)

Min. Operating Ambient °F[°C] 45 [7.2] 45 [7.2] 45 [7.2] 45 [7.2] 45 [7.2] 45 [7.2] 45 [7.2] 45 [7.2] 45 [7.2]

ELECTRICAL

Nominal Voltage 400/3/50 4000/3/50 400/3/50 400/3/50 400/3/50 400/3/50 400/3/50 400/3/50 400/3/50

Unit RLA, AMPS 24.8 42.7 61.8 88.0 123.6 139.6 161.4 182.8 198.8

Unit Max. Inrush, AMPS 114 182 246 227 308 323 381 402 476

GENERAL

Unit Length inches[mm] 50 1/4 90 90 112 1/4 112 1/4 112 1/4 147 1/2 147 1/2 189
[1276] [2286] [2286] [2851] [2851] [2851] [3747] [3747] [4801]

Unit Width inches[mm] 43 48 1/2 52 88 88 88 88 88 88

[1092] [1232] [1321] [2235] [2235] [2235] [2235] [2235] [2235]

Unit Height inches[mm] 53 1/4 70 84 3/4 82 1/2 82 1/2 82 1/2 88 1/2 88 1/2 88 1/2
[1353] [1778] [2154] [2096] [2096] [2096] [2248] [2248] [2248]

Shipping Weight lbs[kg] 936 1645 2398 3048 3640 3769 5118 5602 6741
[424] [746] [1088] [1383] [1651] [1710] [2322] [2541] [3058]

Operating Weight lbs[kg] 941 1658 2413 3074 3675 3809 5166 5656 6798
[426] [752] [1095] [1394] [1667] [1728] [2342] [2566] [3084]

Operating Charge R410A lbs[kg] 26[12] 51[23] 77[35] 101[46] 128[58] 152[69] 179[81] 203[92] 229[104]

Note: Nominal data is based on evaporator LWT 44°F and condenser ambient 95°F, actual capacity depends on the specified operating conditions.

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 NOTES:
1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES AND MILLIMETERS.
2. ALLOW 60in [1524mm] CLEARANCE AT CONTROL PANEL END OF UNIT FOR SERVICE. CLEARANCE, SERVICE AND
3. USE MINIMUM 36in [914mm] FLEXIBLE CONDUIT TO CONTROL BOX TO ISOLATE UNIT. ACCESS REQUIREMENTS.
4. WATER PIPING TO BE SUPPORTED TO MINIMIZE LOAD ON UNIT. (NOT WALL OR WELL DIMENSIONS)
5. TOTAL UNIT HEIGHT FOR LOW NOISE FAN (LN) OPTION 56 3/4 [1444].
ACDS 010
AIR IN
48 [1219]

60 [1524]

DOOR
SWING

TOP VIEW
AIR IN
DIMENSIONAL DATA

48 [1219] 53 [1346] 24 [609]

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AIR OUT

WATER IN CONNECTION
Ø1-1/4 [32] VICTAULIC
53 1/4 [1352]
56 3/4 [1444] LN

46 3/4 [1187]
AIR IN 18 1/2 [470]
6 [152] POWER
[APPROX.] ENTRY
[APPROX.]

WATER OUT CONNECTION

8 [203] 8 [203] 4 NOS OF Ø2 [50.8]
Ø1-1/4 [32] VICTAULIC CONTROL BOX
43 [1092]
11 1/4 [286] [APPROX.] LIFTING HOLES ACCESS
50 1/4 [1276]

REAR VIEW LEFT VIEW FRONT VIEW

 NOTES:
1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES AND MILLIMETERS.
2. ALLOW 60in [1524mm] CLEARANCE AT CONTROL PANEL END OF UNIT DOOR SWING ACDS 020
FOR SERVICE.
3. USE MINIMUM 36in [914mm] FLEXIBLE CONDUIT TO CONTROL BOX TO
ISOLATE UNIT.

60 [1524]
4. WATER PIPING TO BE SUPPORTED TO MINIMIZE LOAD ON UNIT.
5. TOTAL UNIT HEIGHT FOR LOW NOISE FAN (LN) OPTION 73 [1854]. AIR IN

24 [610]

TOP VIEW

AIR IN
DIMENSIONAL DATA

CLEARANCE, SERVICE AND

ACCESS REQUIREMENTS.
(NOT WALL OR WELL DIMENSIONS)

48 [1219]
92 3/4 [2356]
AIR OUT

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SEE NOTE 5

CONTROL
BOX ACCESS

73 [1854] LN
70 [1778]
19 [483]
WATER
CONNECTION

64 3/4 [1645]
IN Ø1-1/4 [32]
VICTAULIC
6 [152]

POWER WATER 4 NOS OF Ø2 [50.8] 46 [1168]

ENTRY 4 NOS OF Ø3/4 [19.1] CONNECTION OUT LIFTING HOLES.
11 [279] MOUNTING HOLES Ø1-1/4 [32]
VICTAULIC
48 1/2 [1232] 11 3/4 [298] 64 [1626] 14 1/4 [362]
90 [2286]

REAR VIEW LEFT VIEW FRONT VIEW

 NOTES:
1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES AND MILLIMETERS.
2. ALLOW 60in [1524mm] CLEARANCE AT CONTROL PANEL END OF UNIT
FOR SERVICE.
3. USE MINIMUM 36in [914mm] FLEXIBLE CONDUIT TO CONTROL BOX TO DOOR SWING ACDS 030
ISOLATE UNIT.
4. WATER PIPING TO BE SUPPORTED TO MINIMIZE LOAD ON UNIT.
5. TOTAL UNIT HEIGHT FOR LOW NOISE FAN (LN) OPTION 88 1/4 [2242].

60 [1524]
AIR IN

24 [610]

CLEARANCE, SERVICE AND

ACCESS REQUIREMENTS.
TOP VIEW (NOT WALL OR WELL DIMENSIONS)
DIMENSIONAL DATA

AIR IN

48 [1219]
AIR OUT 92 3/4 [2356]

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SEE NOTE 5

CONTROL
BOX ACCESS
88 1/4 [2242] LN
WATER IN CONNECTION
18 1/2 [470][APPROX.]

Ø1-1/4 [32] VICTAULIC

84 3/4 [2153]

79 3/4 [2026]
7 1/2 [191][APPROX.]

4 NOS OF Ø3/4 [19.1]

MOUNTING HOLES

POWER WATER OUT CONNECTION 4 NOS OF Ø2 [50.8]

60 1/2 [1537]
ENTRY Ø1-1/4 [32] VICTAULIC LIFTING HOLES 49 3/4 [1264]
[APPROX.]
52 [1321] 11 3/4 [298] 64 [1626] 14 1/4 [362]
90 [2286]
REAR VIEW LEFT VIEW FRONT VIEW
 NOTES:
1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES AND MILIMETERS.
2. ALLOW 60 [ 1524 ] CLEARANCE AT CONTROL PANEL END OF UNIT FOR SERVICES.
3. USE MINIMUM 36 [ 914 ] FLEXIBLE CONDUIT TO CONTROL BOX TO ISOLATOR UNIT.
4. WATER PIPING TO BE SUPPORTED TO MINIMIZE LOAD ON UNIT.
5. TOTAL UNIT HEIGHT FOR LOW NOISE FAN (LN) OPTION 86 [2184MM]

60 [1524]

48 [1219]
AIR IN
ACDS 040, 050, 060

24 [610]

DOOR
SWING
DIMENSIONAL DATA

TOP VIEW
CLEARANCE, SERVICE AND
ACCESS REQUIREMENTS.
(NOT WALL OR WELL
AIR IN DIMENSIONS)

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112 1/4 [2851]

SEE NOTE 5 AIR OUT

CONTROL BOX ACCESS

SYSTEM 1 SYSTEM 2

22 [559] [APPROX]

86 [2184] LN
82 1/2 [2096]
POWER ENTRY

9 [228]
(BOTTOM)

SYSTEM 1 WATER OUT WATER IN SYSTEM 2

CONNECTION CONNECTION 4 NOS OF Ø2 7/8 [73.0]
4 NOS OF Ø3/4 [19.1]
A Ø3 [76.2] Ø3 [76.2] A LIFTING HOLES
84 3/4 [2153] MOUNTING HOLES
VICTAULIC VICTAULIC
50 1/4 [1275]
88 [2235] 115 [2921]

REAR VIEW LEFT VIEW FRONT VIEW

 NOTES: CLEARANCE, SERVICE AND
1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES AND MILLIMETERS. ACCESS REQUIREMENTS.
2. ALLOW 60in [1524mm] CLEARANCE AT CONTROL PANEL END OF UNIT FOR SERVICE. (NOT WALL OR WELL DIMENSIONS)
3. USE MINIMUM 36in [914mm] FLEXIBLE CONDUIT TO CONTROL BOX TO ISOLATE UNIT.
4. WATER PIPING TO BE SUPPORTED TO MINIMIZE LOAD ON UNIT.
5. TOTAL UNIT HEIGHT FOR LOW NOISE FAN (LN) OPTION 92 [2337].

60 [1524]
ACDS 070, 080

48 [1219]
24 [610] AIR IN POWER ENTRY
(BOTTOM)

TOP VIEW
DOOR
SWING
DIMENSIONAL DATA

AIR IN

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48 [1219]
AIR OUT
SEE NOTE 5 CONTROL BOX ACCESS

23 1/4 [591]
[APPROX.]

92 [2337] LN

88 1/2 [2248]
POWER ENTRY
8 [200]
(BOTTOM)
[APPROX.]

WATER IN WATER OUT

CONNECTION CONNECTION 11 3/4 [298] 6 NOS OF Ø3/4 [19.1]
Ø3 [76.2] Ø3 [76.2] 12 [305]
VICTAULIC
MOUNTING HOLES 6 NOS OF
VICTAULIC 44 [1118] [APPROX.] 86 [2184]
Ø2 7/8 [73.0]
66 [1676] 57 3/4 [1467]
LIFTING HOLES
88 [2235] 147 1/2 [3747]

REAR VIEW LEFT VIEW FRONT VIEW

 NOTES:
1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES AND MILLIMETERS.
2. ALLOW 60in [1524mm] CLEARANCE AT CONTROL PANEL END OF UNIT FOR SERVICE. CLEARANCE, SERVICE AND
3. USE MINIMUM 36in [914mm] FLEXIBLE CONDUIT TO CONTROL BOX TO ISOLATE UNIT. ACCESS REQUIREMENTS.
4. WATER PIPING TO BE SUPPORTED TO MINIMIZE LOAD ON UNIT. (NOT WALL OR WELL DIMENSIONS) ACDS 095
5. TOTAL UNIT HEIGHT FOR LOW NOISE FAN (LN) OPTION 92 [2337].

60 [1524]
48 [1219]
AIR IN AIR IN POWER ENTRY
(BOTTOM)

24 [610]

DOOR
SWING
DIMENSIONAL DATA

TOP VIEW AIR IN AIR IN

48 [1219]

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SEE NOTE 5 CONTROL BOX
AIR OUT ACCESS

WATER IN
CONNECTION
Ø3 [76.2] 92 [2337] LN 88 1/2
VICTAULIC [2248]

23 1/4 [591] POWER

[APPROX.] ENTRY
(BOTTOM)

6 NOS OF Ø3/4 [19.1] 6 NOS OF Ø2 7/8 [73.0]

44 [1118] WATER OUT
20 [508] MOUNTING HOLES LIFTING HOLES
7 3/4 [197] [APPROX.] CONNECTION
[APPROX.] 86 [2184] Ø3 [76.2] 84 1/4 [2140] 72 3/4 [1848] 12 [305]
VICTAULIC 189 [4801]
88 [2235]

REAR VIEW LEFT VIEW FRONT VIEW

FLOOR LOADING DIAGRAM

ACDS 010 ACDS 020, 030

ACDS 040, 050, 060 ACDS 070, 080, 095

POINT LOAD LOCATION

Dimensions – inches [mm]
MODEL
ACDS
A B C D E

010 40 3/4 [1035] 8 [203] 34 1/4 [870] 8 [203] -

020 46 [1168] 14 1/4 [362] 64 [1626] 11 3/4 [298] -
030 49 3/4 [1264] 14 1/4 [362] 64 [1626] 11 3/4 [298] -
040 84 3/4 [2153] 15 [381] 82 1/4 [2089] 15 (381) -
050 84 3/4 [2153] 13 [330] 86 1/4 [2191] 13 [330] -
060 84 3/4 [2153] 13 [330] 86 1/4 [2191] 13 [330] -
070 86 [2184] 12 [305] 57 3/4 [1467] 66 [1676] 11 3/4 [298]
080 86 [2184] 12 [305] 57 3/4 [1467] 66 [1676] 11 3/4 [298]
095 86 [2184] 12 [305] 72 3/4 [1848] 84 1/4 [2140] 20 [508]

POINT LOAD DATA

Loads - lbs [kg] Total Operating
Weight
MODEL
lbs [kg]
ACDS
P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6

010 192 [87] 243 [110] 270 [122] 236 [107] - - 941 [426]
020 322 [146] 395 [179] 524 [238] 417 [189] - - 1658 [752]
030 482 [219] 604 [274] 740 [336] 587 [266] - - 2413 [1095]
040 751 [341] 750 [340] 781 [354] 792 [359] - - 3074 [1394]
050 911 [413] 877 [398] 919 [417] 968 [439] - - 3675 [1667]
060 941 [427] 900 [408] 954 [433] 1014 [460] - - 3809 [1728]
070 874 [396] 861 [390] 848 [385] 848 [385] 861 [390] 874 [396] 5166 [2342]
080 970 [440] 943 [428] 915 [415] 915 [415] 943 [428] 970 [440] 5656 [2566]
095 1159 [526] 1133 [514] 1107 [502] 1107 [502] 1133 [514] 1159 [526] 6798 [3084]

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CONDENSER FAN

FAN POSITION NUMBER & CYCLING SEQUENCE

ACDS 010 ACDS 020, 030 ACDS 040, 050, 060

System 1 System 2
Base Fans 1 Base Fans 4 2
Base Fans 1 Stage 2 2 Stage 2 3 1

ACDS 070, 080 ACDS 095

System 1 System 2 System 1 System 2

Base Fans 6 5 Base Fans 8 7
Stage 2 4 3 Stage 2 6 5
Stage 3 2 1 Stage 3 2, 4 1, 3
∗ Coil Header

SOUND PRESSURE DATA

STANDARD UNIT
OCTAVE BAND (Hz) TOTAL
MODEL
63 125 250 500 1K 2K 4K 8K dB (A)

ACDS 010 26 31 41 45 46 44 41 36 51
ACDS 020 29 34 44 52 52 52 48 41 58
ACDS 030 29 34 43 49 49 49 44 39 55
ACDS 040 31 37 46 51 53 54 48 42 58
ACDS 050 31 37 46 52 52 52 47 42 58
ACDS 060 31 37 46 52 52 53 48 42 58
ACDS 070 33 38 48 53 54 53 49 44 59
ACDS 080 33 38 48 53 54 53 49 44 59
ACDS 095 34 39 49 54 55 54 50 44 60
Note: Unit Sound Pressure Level (Lp) @ 30 FT [9m] (free field), ± 2 dB tolerance.

ELECTRICAL DATA
Power Supply Standard Unit Each Compressor Condenser Fan Motors
MODEL
V-Ph-Hz RLA MCA MFS Max. Inrush Qty RLA LRA Qty HP FLA/Mtr
ACDS 010 400/3/50 24.8 28 32 114 2 10.8 100 1 1.5 3.2
1 17.6 147
ACDS 020 400/3/50 42.7 47 63 182 2 1.5 3.2
1 18.7 158
1 24.6 170
ACDS 030 400/3/50 61.8 68 80 246 2 1.5 3.2
1 30.8 215
ACDS 040 400/3/50 88.0 93 100 227 4 18.8 158 4 1.5 3.2
2 24.6 170
ACDS 050 400/3/50 123.6 131 150 308 4 1.5 3.2
2 30.8 215
ACDS 060 400/3/50 139.6 148 175 323 4 31.7 215 4 1.5 3.2
2 30.7 215
ACDS 070 400/3/50 161.4 172 200 381 6 1.5 3.2
2 40.4 260
ACDS 080 400/3/50 182.8 193 225 402 4 40.9 260 6 1.5 3.2
ACDS 095 400/3/50 198.8 210 250 476 4 43.3 320 8 1.5 3.2
Note: MCA - Minimum Circuit Amps MFS - Maximum Fuse Size RLA - Running Load Amps
FLA – Full Load Amps LRA - Locked Rotor Amps

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TYPICAL WIRING DIAGRAM

ACDS (With IR33)

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GUIDE SPECIFICATIONS

1.0 GENERAL chillers. Units will be Dunham-Bush Model

ACDS or equal.
1.1 Work Included B. The units are to be completely factory
Provide complete electrically or optional assembled and wired in a single package
microcomputer controlled air cooled chiller complete with tandem scroll compressors,
utilizing tandem scroll compressor sets suitable evaporator, condenser, starting control with
for outdoor installation. Contractor will furnish and safety and operating controls. The unit is to
install chillers as shown and scheduled on the be given a complete factory operating and
drawings. Units will be installed in accordance control sequence test under load conditions
with this specification. and is to be shipped with full operating
charge of R410A and full oil charge.
1.2 Quality Assurance
A. Unit will be rated in accordance with AHRI 2.4 Performance
Standard 550/590-2003. The units will be furnished as shown on capacity
B. The unit will be fully tested at the factory. schedules and drawings.
1.3 Design Base 2.5 Construction
A. The construction drawings indicate a system The unit will be designed for maximum corrosion
based on a selected manufacturer of protection being of heavy gauge, galvanized steel
equipment and the design data available to construction with baked on powder coating.
the Engineer during construction document
preparation. Electrical services, size, 2.6 Evaporator
configuration and space allocations are Evaporator will be direct expansion, brazed plate
consistent with that manufacturer’s heat exchanger. Fluid side design working
recommendations and requirements. pressure will be minimum 400psig [28bar] and
B. Other listed or approved manufacturers are refrigerant side design working pressure will be
encouraged to provide equipment on this minimum 450psig [31bar]. Evaporator will be
project; however, it will be the Contractor insulated with 3/4 inches [19mm] closed-cell
and/or Supplier’s responsibility to assure the insulation.
equipment is consistent with the design 2.7 Condenser
base. No compensation will be approved for
The condenser coil is to be constructed of copper
revisions required by the design base or
tubes and die-formed aluminum fins having self-
other manufacturers for any different
spacing collars. Fins will be mechanically bonded
services, space, clearances, etc.
to the tubes. Integral sub-cooling circuits will be
1.4 Delivery And Handling incorporated into the coil. Condenser divider
A. The unit will be delivered to the job site baffles will fully separate each condenser fan
completely assembled and charged with section to control the airflow to maintain proper
R410A refrigerant and oil by the head pressure control.
manufacturer. 2.8 Fans
B. Comply with the manufacturer’s instruction The fans will be heavy duty, aluminum blade,
for rigging and handling. direct drive propeller type. Motors will be three
1.5 Maintenance phase (except for low ambient option lead fan per
Maintenance of the chillers will be the circuit) with internal overloads and are to be
responsibility of the owner and performed in permanently lubricated.
accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions. 2.9 Compressor
A. The compressors will be Tandem Scroll with
2.0 PRODUCTS suction and discharge manifolded and oil
and gas equalization provided. All
2.1 Tandem Scroll Compressor Air Cooled compressors will be 2900 RPM direct drive
Water Chillers with an integral two-pole hermetic squirrel
2.2 Acceptable Manufacturers cage motor. A dust-proof terminal box,
located in an accessible location on the
A. Dunham-Bush compressor, will contain all connection
B. (Approved equal) terminals.
2.3 General B. The compressors will be fitted with a
A. Furnish and install as shown on the plans, crankcase heater, and oil sight glass.
air cooled tandem scroll compressor water
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GUIDE SPECIFICATIONS

2.10 Capacity Control 19. VISION 2020i (V2C).

Compressor cycling will be utilized to match the 20. System Voltage Measurement (SVM).
demand requirement of the system. A Proactive 21. IP55 Control Panel (IP55).
controller will cycle compressors in response to 22. Remote Fluid Temp Monitoring (RFTR).
leaving fluid temperature and maintain fluid 23. Demand Limiting (AMPL)
temperature within 3.0°F [1.7°C] of setpoint. This 24. Evaporator Heater (EVH)
system is to provide precise and stable control of 25. Hydronic Pump Package (HPP).
supply fluid temperature over the complete range 26. Water Flow Switch (WFS4).
of operating conditions. It will be capable of a 27. Rubber-in-shear Isolators (RIS).
system capacity range from 100% to_____ % at 28. Spring Isolators (SPG)
specified conditions without hot gas bypass.
3.0 EXECUTION
2.11 Refrigerant Circuit
A. (Two compressors)(Four compressors) will 3.1 Installation Work By Mechanical
be used with a direct expansion evaporator. Contractor
B. Insulate evaporator and other cold surfaces A. Install on a flat surface level within 1/16
as required to prevent condensation at inches [1.6mm] and of sufficient strength to
ambient conditions of 75% humidity of 90°F support concentrated loading. Place
[32°C] wet bulb with no air movement. vibration isolators under the unit.
C. Each refrigerant circuit will include expansion B. Assemble and install all components
valve, sight glass, moisture indicator, furnished loose by manufacturer as
solenoid valve, replaceable core filter-drier, recommended by the manufacturer’s
liquid line shut off valves, and charging. literature.
C. Complete all fluid and electrical connections
2.12 Starting Equipment so unit, fluid circuits and electrical circuits
A. Unit mounted contactors with compressor are serviceable.
motor module protection for each D. Provide and install valves in fluid piping
compressor. upstream and downstream of the evaporator
B. Five (5) minute anti-recycle timer to provide means of isolating shells for
maintenance and to balance and trim
2.13 Optional Features system.
Certain standard features are not applicable when E. Provide soft sound and vibration eliminator
the features are specified – For assistance in connections to the evaporator fluid inlet and
amending the specifications, contact your outlet as well as electrical connections to the
Dunham-Bush representative. unit.
1. Shell & Tube Evaporator (ST). F. Interlock chillers through a flow switch in the
2. Low Noise Fan (LNF). chilled fluid line to the chilled fluid pump to
3. Compressor Acoustic Jacket (LN2). ensure the unit can operate only when fluid
4. Low Ambient Control (LA1) Minimum ambient flow is established.
30°F [-1.1°C]. G. Furnish and install taps for thermometers
5. Low Ambient Control (LA2) Minimum Ambient and pressure gauges in fluid piping adjacent
0°F [-17.8°C]. to inlet and outlet connections of the
6. Extra Low Ambient Control (LA3) Minimum evaporator.
Ambient -20°F [-28.9°C].
H. Provide and install drain valves with capped
7. Desuperheaters (DES).
hose ends to each fluid box.
8. Copper Fin Condenser (COP).
I. Install vent cocks to each fluid box.
9. Poly Fin Condenser (HYD).
10. Convenience Outlet (CON). 3.2 Work By Temperature Control Contractor
11. Hot Gas Bypass (HGBP). A. Furnish interlock wiring per manufacturer’s
12. Weather Proof Alarm Bell (WPA). recommendations and install loose control
13. Gauges (GAG) components furnished by chiller
14. Over and Under Voltage Protection Relay manufacturer.
(UVR).
15. Unit Ground Fault Interrupt (GFI). 3.3 Work By Electrical Contractor
16. Low Ambient Lock-Out (LAL). A. Furnish power wiring to chiller control panel
17. 3-Phase Voltmeter With Selection Switch and obtain required code approval.
(VM3). B. Furnish and install approved disconnect
18. 3-Phase Amperage Meter With Selection switch and short circuit protection and short
Switch (AM3). circuit protection.

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