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Individual Module Model Nomenclature

 

IDENTIFYING AND UNDERSTANDING THE 

EQUIPMENT MODEL NUMBER 

There are two identification numbers on every bank of 

units in which helps identify the product. 

(1) 

The individual module model number:  

This 

number identifies each module as independent 

subparts of the whole chiller bank.  Individual 

modules can consist of a single 20 ton compressor or a 

tandem 30 ton compressor design that is made up of 2, 

15 ton compressors.  While both are single 

refrigeration circuits, the 30 ton module has the capability of 

unloading a compressor and changing its minimum step 

capacity to roughly half.  In some instances where the unit 

may be exposed to harsh environments a coil coating may be 

required.   Refer to the Equipment Operation section of this 

manual for more detail. In addition, Tube and Tube 

exchangers are also referred to as “no clog heat exchanger” 

where the design is a proprietary evaporator design 

specifically for the concrete industry.  

 

(2) 

The Master Bank or “Total Unit Configuration ID” 

as 

seen on the next page. This sequence of numbers showcases 

Summary of Contents for CHILLBATCH AMC-20

Page 1: ...uires specific knowledge and training Improperly installed adjusted or altered equipment by and unqualified person could result in death or serious injury When working on the equipment observe all pre...

Page 2: ...bel ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD Failure to do so can result in improper oil distribution in compressors and will terminate factory warranty Anchor bolts must be used in the provided locations on each of t...

Page 3: ...alies or acids If so has the condenser been coated to protect against degradation The proper precautions have been taken before turning on the chiller INSTALLATION NOTES ______________________________...

Page 4: ...ndenser fans for optimal efficiency and head pressure control statically and dynamically balanced Independent master control modules can function independently by simply turning a switch System run an...

Page 5: ...ton compressors While both are single refrigeration circuits the 30 ton module has the capability of unloading a compressor and changing its minimum step capacity to roughly half In some instances whe...

Page 6: ...ge between 20 120 Tons in 10 ton increments by pairing various 20 and 30 ton modules together For example a 70 ton bank consists of 1 30 ton and 2 20 ton modules The pump size for this configuration i...

Page 7: ...6 Product Information Table 1 Physical Data 20 60 Ton Units...

Page 8: ...7 Product Information Table 2 Physical Data 70 120 Ton Units...

Page 9: ...8 Physical Dimensions 20 30 Ton Units...

Page 10: ...9 Fig 1 ECM 10 12 xxxxxA 10 12 5 Ton Units Physical Dimensions 40 50 60 Ton Units...

Page 11: ...10 Physical Dimensions 70 80 90 Ton Units...

Page 12: ...11 Physical Dimensions 100 110 120 Ton Units...

Page 13: ...12 Fork Lifting...

Page 14: ...13 Lifting Via Crane...

Page 15: ...14 Lifting Via Crane Cont...

Page 16: ...15 Chiller Installation and Clearances...

Page 17: ...n of the bulk head connector Under no circumstances should the tank temperature sensor be removed during operation this will result in compressor short cycling and could damage critical components of...

Page 18: ...e Transducer 0 100psig This sensor measures the dynamic conditions related to the entering fluid pressure pump discharge pressure and is responsible for measuring restrictions in the fluid circuit Thi...

Page 19: ...ture From the Home Screen page locate the pump info using the down arrow Record the pump pressure displayed on the display verify that the pump is in fact running via the over ride or the physical pum...

Page 20: ...Turn the Operation Switch located on the master control box into the on position the fluid pump should then begin flowing fluid throughout the fluid circuit To confirm fluid flow press the down arrow...

Page 21: ...Temp protection limit Refrigerant Suction Temp Refrigerant Discharge Pressure ratio metric sensor Refrigerant Suction Pressure ratio metric sensor Refrigerant Super Heat Module 4 Control Module 1 Cont...

Page 22: ...ry warranty All strainers should contain at minimum a 30 mesh count and must be serviced biannually or quarterly if water conditions are harsh Fluid lines should be flushed for 6 hours without any res...

Page 23: ...pull exceeds 100 ft Table 3 shall not be used to select wire Proper voltage drop calculation should be considered and the wire size must be adjusted per the adjusted ampere rating Electrical Installa...

Page 24: ...3 System Service and Maintenance Periods Check Victaulic Connections for Leaks Clean Condenser Filters Torque All Screw Type Connections refer to torque User Interface to Fill Out the Service Schedule...

Page 25: ...24 System Service and Maintenance Periods Cont...

Page 26: ...ain plug 3 location and a second line extending from the container to the top header drain plug 2 location Replace the plug on the pump head before circulating the fluid mixture 4 When the pump begins...

Page 27: ...26 Winterizing Freeze Protection Cont...

Page 28: ...27 Module Wiring Diagram...

Page 29: ...28 Module Panel Layout...

Page 30: ...which have been returned to the manufacturer The Company shall not be obligated to pay for the cost of lost refrigerant No liability whatever shall attach to the Company until said products have been...

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