Scae FC
Scae FC
according to
97/23/CEE
n° 0496
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2 C Chiller unit
Pag. 4 General feature and available versions
3 A Air cooled
5 - Refrigerant R407C
X Refrigerant R134a Pag. 6 Technical data from mod. 51 to 151
6 11 Power factor
9 FC Free-Cooling
P1 1 pump
LN Low noise
Pag. 12 Dimensions / weight from mod. 212 to 352
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The SCAE/FC free-cooling units are particularly suitable When the ambient air temperature is lower 3-0 °C, the
where chilled water all year long is required, so also by chiller operates in free cooling mode: the 3-way valve
low ambient air temperature. The free-cooling system (9) allows the water/glycol to go into the free-cooling
utilises the low outside temperature for chilling water in coil (11), the probe (5) switch off the compressors (10).
the coil starting from 15 °C ambient air temperature. The fans (13) keep working to guarantee the air flow
through the free-cooling coil (11). By the external air
THE FREE-COOLING PRINCIPLE decreasing, the microprocessor (15) activates the 3-
The units series SCAE/FC are designed to cool down way valve (9) to mix the free-cooling water with the
water/glycol fluid. return water from the plant. By reaching the set point
This units are equipped, further to the chiller the fans switch off.
components such as compressors, condensers,
evaporator, thermostatic valves, with a water free-
cooling coil. The control system consists of a
modulating three-way valve and of a certain number of OPERATION IN MID SEASON
probes allowing the water coil functioning and therefore
the “free-cooling” operation. In the standard chiller the It’s a combination of free-cooling and traditional electric
return water/glycol fluid is cooled down through the chiller. The free-cooling operation starts when the
shell and tube evaporator. In the SCAE/FC units external air temperature is at least 1,5 °C lower than the
working in free-cooling mode, the water/glycol fluid runs return liquid temperature; so, normally at 15-10 °C. The
through the free-cooling coil which is cooled by means liquid is pre-cooled in the free-cooling coil (11). The
of the external air, thus reducing the load on the performance is completed by the compressors. The
compressors or even completely substituting them. The water temperature probe (5) controls the compressor
control system consists of a microprocessor, an inlet (10) capacity steps.
water temperature probe, an external air temperature
probe, a working probe and a no-freezing probe. BENEFITS
When the ambient air temperature is higher than the Your free cooling system could run automatically
return water/glycol temperature the cooling capacity is when required.
guaranteed by the compressors (10); the 3-way valve
(9) allows the water/glycol to go into the evaporator There would be less wear and tear due to the
(12); the free-cooling coil (11) is not working. The reduced hours of operation.
absorbed power is the same as a traditional electric air
cooled chiller. Your maintenance costs would reduce.
1 = Expansion vessel
2 = Gauge
3 = Pump
4 = Inlet water probe
5 = Probe
6 = Antifreeze probe
7 = External air temperature
8 = Shut-off valve
9 = 3-way valve
10= Compressor
11= Free-cooling coil
12= Evaporator
13= Fan
14= Thermostatic valve
15= Microprocessor
16= Condenser
17= Compressor pressure control valve
***= Options
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FANS
Axial fans with aerodynamic outline blade section
directly coupled to a three phase electric motor with
external rotor. Options
A safety fan guard is fitted on air flow discharge.
- Power factor correction.
REFRIGERANT CIRCUIT
Each unit is supplied with one or two independent - Cu/Cu condensing coils.
refrigerant circuits; each one includes: filter dyer, sight
glass, thermostatic expansion valve, service valve. - Protection grid on the coils
To protect the refrigerant circuit the following devices
are installed: man. reset HP-switch, aut. reset LP- - Flowswitch (STD on P and PAC versions)
switch and anti-freeze thermostat. Besides, only from
mod. 131 to 352, man. reset safety pressure switch and - Pumps with higher ESP.
safety valve.
- Compressor shut-off valves.
ELECTRICAL BOARD
Weather proof type with protection grade IP54 installed - HP/LP gauges with shut-off valves.
in the compressor box to enable service and
maintenance activities while unit is in operation. - Programmer clock.
It includes:
Main circuit automatic breaker with locking door device, - Remote control panel.
main fuses, compressor contactor, auxiliary circuits
trafo. - Rubber antiv. mountings.
Microprocessor to control automatically the unit with a
visual system to display the function as well as failures. - Shell and tube evaporator.
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WORKING CONDITIONS
The technical data are referred to the following working conditions :
(OPTION)
1 = Expansion vessel
2 = Gauge
3 = Shut-off valve
4 = Pump
5 = Non-return valve
6 = Temperature probe
7 = Drain/fill up valve
8 = Bleed valve
9 = Fan
10 = Free-cooling coil
11 = Shut-off valve
12 = 3 way valve
13 = Flowswitch
14 = Tank
15 = Safety valve
Operating range
Max °C 25
INLET WATER TEMPERATURE
Min °C 10
Max °C 18
OUTLET WATER TEMPERATURE
Min °C 5
Max °C 42
AMBIENT AIR TEMPERATURE
Min °C -15
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Compressor (scroll)
Quantity n° 2
Refrigerant circuit n° 1
Capacity steps n° 2
Refrigerant - R407C
PAC - Version
Tank volume l 200 290 290 660 660 660 660
Pump abs. power kW 0.55 0.55 1.5 1.5 1.85 1.85 1.85
Pump abs. current A 1.6 1.6 3.5 3.5 5 5 5
ESP pump kPa 75 100 130 140 125 160 95
LN Version dB(A) 70 70 70 72 72 72 77
Note:
1) Water temp. 16 °C / 10 °C; ambient air temp. 32 °C; glycol 30%;
2) Compressor + fans; except pumps.
3) Abs. Power in free-cooling operation; except pumps.
4) Except pumps.
5) Compressor side according to ISO 3744.
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Compressors (scroll)
Quantity n° 2 4
Refrigerant circuits n° 1 2
Capacity steps n° 2 4
Refrigerant Type R407C
PAC - Version
Tank volume l 1100 1100 1100 1100 1100 1100 1250
Pump abs. power kW 2.2 2.2 2.2 3.0 4.0 4.0 4.0
Pump abs. current A 4.5 4.5 4.5 6.0 7.4 7.4 7.4
ESP pump kPa 110 90 120 100 145 115 100
LN Version dB(A) 78 75 75 80 80 80 82
Note:
1) Water temp. 16 °C / 10 °C; ambient air temp. 32 °C; glycol 30%;
2) Compressor + fans; except pumps.
3) Abs. Power in free-cooling operation, except pump
4) Except pump.
5) Compressor side according to ISO 3744.
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Fig. A
Mod. from 51 to 81 STD
2030
2550
1150
2030
3550
Fig. B
Mod. from 91 to 131 STD
1150
WEIGHTS (kg)
VERSIONS STD LN
Mod. 51 61 81 91 111 131 51 61 81 91 111 131
Fig. A A A B B B A A A B B B
Operation 860 910 940 1060 1270 1454 880 930 960 1080 1300 1484
Transport 807 850 883 965 1186 1252 827 873 906 988 1215 1286
“P”- Vers.
Operation 890 950 970 1090 1310 1494 910 970 990 1110 1330 1514
Transport 821 872 905 987 1211 1287 841 892 925 1007 1231 1307
“PAC”-Vers.
Operation 1192 1465 1498 1840 2064 2203 1215 1488 1521 1880 2094 2237
Transport 892 965 998 1080 1304 1453 915 988 1021 1103 1333 1487
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Fig. C
Mod. from 151 to 181 STD
2260 2030
3550
5100 Mod. 181
1150
2030
Fig. D
3550
Mod. from 212 to 242 STD
2295
WEIGHTS (kg)
VERSIONS STD LN
Mod. 151 181 212 242 151 181 212 242
Fig. C C D D C C D D
Operation 1452 2020 2230 2383 1472 2040 2250 2403
Transport 1302 1870 2080 2233 1322 1890 2100 2253
“P”-Vers.
Operation 1502 1960 2215 2327 1522 1980 2235 2347
Transport 1338 1910 2165 2277 1358 1930 2185 2297
“PAC” –Vers.
Operation 2254 3350 3531 3743 2288 3390 3590 3782
Transport 1453 2150 2331 2543 1538 2190 2370 2612
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Fig. E
Mod. from 262 to 322 STD
2260
2030
3550
2295
2030
2260
5100
Fig. F
Mod. 352 STD
2295
WEIGHTS (kg)
VERSIONS STD LN
Mod. 262 292 322 352 262 292 322 352
Fig. E E E F E E E F
Operation 2630 2740 3150 3450 2670 2790 3190 3480
Transport 2430 2540 2950 3250 2470 2590 2990 3280
Vers. “P”
Operation 2685 2797 3250 3550 2725 2840 3300 3600
Transport 2485 2597 3050 3350 2525 2640 3100 3400
Vers. “PAC”
Operation 3860 3980 4450 4970 3900 4020 4490 5130
Transport 2660 2780 3250 3650 2700 2820 3290 3690
Technical data shown in this booklet are not binding. ACM Kälte Klima Srl reserves the right to modify data without prior notice.
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