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Operation

First commissioning

Read the guides for commissioning any accessories very

carefully and follow all advice.

Check that the supply voltage corresponds to that given on

the wiring diagram.

If necessary, tighten the terminals on the electrics box again.

Switch the unit on and check that all the fans are turning in

the correct direction (direction of rotation shown on the labels).

In the event of abnormal noise coming from the fan motor
assemblies,  immediately switch off the power supply and
contact your
CIAT agent.

Start charging by bleeding the air remaining in the circuit

using the vents provided in the top section.

Start increasing the pressure, then check that the pipe

connections are fully sealed.

If anomalies occur...

Your CIAT agent is available to provide you with any help you
may require. However, you will save time if you check the
following points first:

Are all fans turning in the correct direction? (check this

against the labels).

Is the supply voltage correct?

Are the motors running at the correct speed? (check the

input current).

Did you invert the direction of the fluids when connecting the

unit?

Are the fins of the coil clogged?

Are there any air recycling issues or a bad air supply?

Recommendations for use

Scaling and corrosion have a very negative effect on the

operation and the service life of the units. Therefore, only use
treated water (check the compatibility of any additives with the
unit's materials).

In the event of a prolonged period without use, we

recommend that the motors be dried in an oven so as to
remove any trace of humidity inside.

Maintenance

Recommendations for maintenance

Make sure power to the unit has been disconnected before

servicing.

All work must be performed by qualified personnel.

Do not make any modifications without the agreement of CIAT.

Do not walk directly on the unit.

For regulated units, don't forget the mandatory inspections.

In winter, do not allow snow to accumulate around and on top

of the unit.

Periodically check the condition of the anti-corrosion

protective coating and touch it up if necessary.

The category (DESP) as specified by directive 97/23/EC is

indicated on the specification attached to the order
acknowledgement receipt. The year of manufacture is given on
the manufacturer's plate.

Cleaning the bundle

Ensuring a good level of cleanliness is a defining factor for
maintaining the performance and service life of the unit.
Periodically check to see if the finned bundle is clogged and
clean it as often as local conditions require.

Normal cleaning is carried out using a compressed air jet

directed parallel to the fins.

If there is significant amount of clogging with greasy dust, it

is possible to clean using water mixed with a detergent which
is compatible with the materials. It is also possible to use a
high-pressure steam cleaner. Cleaning must be followed by
thorough rinsing with clear water.

Use of a high-pressure liquid cleaner is forbidden.

In all cases where it is authorised, cleaning must be carried

out carefully to ensure that the finned surface is not damaged.
When necessary, straighten the fins using a comb adapted to
the line of the fins.

Maintenance of the motors

If there are any traces of humidity in the motors, it may be

necessary to dry them in an oven. They may also be left to run
for a few hours, in dry weather, removing the caps from the
bleed holes at the lower point (if the motor is equipped with
these). Remember to refit the caps so as to maintain the
degree of IP protection.

Maintenance frequency

Keep a maintenance log where all operations will be listed.

(1) Frequency adapted to suit local conditions.

(2) If this operation requires removal of the panelling, please
contact an approved CIAT agent.

Air bleed devices

Retighten the nuts and bolts on the fan motor assemblies (collar,

support, etc.) 

6 months

Bleed motors equipped with bleed holes 

6 months (1)

Clean the coil

1 year (1)

Tighten electrical connections

1 year

Retighten all visible nuts and bolts

1 year

Check for corrosion to the panelling and that the safety-related

labels are present

1 year (1)

Check the electric cables

5 years (2)

Summary of Contents for LDC 1000V

Page 1: ...01 2009 NA 08 144 A Aquaciat Free cooling Installation Operation Commissioning Maintenance...

Page 2: ...Think safety 2 Warranty 2 Storage 2 Installation 2 Hydraulic diagram 6 Hydraulic pumps 6 Performance of chillers and free cooling modules 7 Chillers technical data 8 Free cooling module technical dat...

Page 3: ...sioning For long term storage over 3 months fill the exchanger with an inert gas and seal the pipes hermetically to avoid any condensation and subsequent oxidation see also the section on Maintenance...

Page 4: ...impacts or scratches which may affect the unit s ability to operate correctly perforation of the elbows damage to the finned surface twisting of piping initial corrosion 2 units A 2 m 3 or more units...

Page 5: ...zes LDC LDH Empty In operation Empty In operation 702V 3103 3234 3253 3884 800V 3143 3274 3293 3924 900V 3198 3329 3348 3979 1000V 3238 3369 3388 4019 1100V 3368 3499 3488 4119 1200V 5763 6123 5888 67...

Page 6: ...f valves on the inlet and outlet pipes The unit must be fitted with an emergency stop device located very nearby this device must be visible and accessible and must allow the electrical supply to the...

Page 7: ...oduce foreign bodies into the circuit Hydraulic diagram Hydraulic pumps C and H versions 1 2 air bleed valve 1 2 water drainage valve Flow rate controller Drain valve automatic Size 1200 1800 Manual b...

Page 8: ...0 321 0 364 0 421 0 471 0 Chiller s absorbed power kW 60 4 70 6 81 7 90 9 102 0 110 9 129 6 146 0 164 4 Chiller s EER efficiency 3 00 2 83 2 95 2 84 2 72 2 89 2 81 2 88 2 87 Lw Lp LN version 3 dB A 84...

Page 9: ...rmer fitted Evaporator Brazed plate heat exchangers Water capacity l 15 8 15 8 18 20 4 20 4 26 33 5 37 40 5 Chilled water outlet temp min max C 12 18 Minimum water flow rate m3 h 22 1 24 4 29 3 31 6 3...

Page 10: ...6 34 38 43 50 56 Maximum water flow m3 h 63 2 69 5 77 77 77 106 110 110 110 Water connection dia DN 100 FLANGE DN 125 FLANGE Max pressure water end bar 4 bar Storage temperature C 50 AQUACIAT FREE COO...

Page 11: ...on top of the unit Periodically check the condition of the anti corrosion protective coating and touch it up if necessary The category DESP as specified by directive 97 23 EC is indicated on the spec...

Page 12: ...the unit from its power sources Drain the unit respecting the environmental standards Use the original lifting rings If the signs relating to lifting have been removed anchoring points slinging instr...

Page 13: ...odification CIAT Service Tel 33 0 4 79 42 42 90 Fax 33 0 4 79 42 42 13 Si ge social Avenue Jean Falconnier B P 14 01350 Culoz France Tel 33 0 4 79 42 42 42 Fax 33 0 4 79 42 42 10 info ciat fr www ciat...

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