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KP07 VDU CONSOLE

III.5. Refrigeration diagrams

III.5.a. Groupes à   condensation par air

III.5.b. Water cooled condensers

Condensation pressure

Condensation

temperature

Evaporation
temperature

Ambient air

temperature

Discharge temperature on

compressor no. 2 (if applicable)

Discharge

temperature on

compressor no.1

Operating states of circuit

compressors

Air intake

temperature

Evaporation

pressure

Temperature of chilled

water input

Temperature of

chilled water output

Condensation pressure

Condensation

temperature

Evaporation
temperature

Discharge

temperature on

compressor

Operating state of

compressor

Air intake

temperature

Evaporation

pressure

Chilled water input

temperature

Chilled water output

temperature

Hot water input

temperature

Hot water output

temperature

Summary of Contents for CLIMATIC II

Page 1: ...CLIMATIC USER MANUAL CHILLERS V 2 2...

Page 2: ...R f RFL V2 2 00 1 GENERAL CONTENTS Page CONTROL AND REGULATION 2 OPTIONS 15 MACHINE FAULTS 22 CIRCUIT FAULTS 29 COMPRESSOR FAULTS 36 MISCELLANEOUS FAULTS 42 KP02 DIGITAL CONSOLE 50 VISUAL DISPLAY UNI...

Page 3: ...ERMOSTAT 6 COLD REGULATION WITH GRADIENT 7 HOT REGULATION WITH GRADIENT 8 CONTROL OF COMPRESSORS 9 CONTROL OF CAPACITY REDUCTIONS FOR COLD REGULATION 10 CONTROL OF CAPACITY REDUCTIONS FOR HOT REGULATI...

Page 4: ...NI End day of weekly idle period As an option the customer has the facility of confirming or stopping the idle function by remote control by means of a hard contact connected to the logic input provid...

Page 5: ...is less than 2 C POMPE1 is always controlled by the CLIMATIC even if the installation pump is not electrically controlled by the refrigeration unit If the customer controls the pump he she must comply...

Page 6: ...CONS 1 CONSREG CONSEB For regulation with air gradient see page 7 DELTAT Desired temperature difference between water input and output C ENCL Operating differential for a regulation stage C This varia...

Page 7: ...S 1 CONSREG CONSEB For regulation with air gradient see page 7 DELTAT Desired temperature difference between water input and output C ENCL Operating differential for a regulation stage C This variable...

Page 8: ...temperature selected C TEGI Minimum chilled water temperature instruction C CONSEG Required water instruction for air instruction CONSA C CONSEG must be lower than 15 C CONSEI Required water instruct...

Page 9: ...ure selected C TECS Maximum hot water temperature instruction C CONSEM Required water instruction for the air instruction CONSAI C CONSEM must be less than TECS 2 C CONSEC Required water instruction f...

Page 10: ...le DISPOmn 1 The regulation thermostat THER is greater than the number of compressors in service COMPmn is the compressor defined by the FIFO rule as the next one to start up COMPmn is not in anti sho...

Page 11: ...ns to be put into operation is defined by the thermostat THERR in accordance with the following 2 parameters TSEC Hot water output temperature C CONSREG Chilled water instruction C As soon as TSEC bec...

Page 12: ...ion is defined by the thermostat THERR in accordance with the following 2 parameters TSEC Hot water output temperature C CONSREG Chilled water instruction C As soon as TSEC becomes greater than CONSRE...

Page 13: ...circuit n C RDETn Opening measured on expansion valve C I e et the difference at time t between the measured superheat and the instruction et TASPn TBPn SURCHD REDTAn RDETn Kp et Ki t ni t t e Kd t nd...

Page 14: ...s high pressure becomes greater than HPBAS 1bar N fans are immediately started up the number N depends on the outside air temperature When PTHPn exceeds HPHAUT the thermostat is increased by one stage...

Page 15: ...is greater than 90 C or the economy valve ECOmn is opened Economy valve Function To increase refrigerating capacity by increased sub cooling of the liquid refrigerant output from the condenser Descrip...

Page 16: ...V2 2 00 15 OPTIONS CONTENTS Page FREE COOLING 16 HEAT RECOVERY 18 MANAGEMENT OF UNITS IN PARALLEL 19...

Page 17: ...lation instruction CONSREG TEA TEEGFC 2 C The chilled water circulation pump has been in operation for at least 30 seconds The three way valve has remained off for 3 minutes The free cooling water inp...

Page 18: ...ice the free cooling thermostat is forced to its maximum The free cooling fan n VENTFCn operates if THERFC n and V3VFC is in service F Authorisation of compressor start up Authorisation of compressor...

Page 19: ...r 15 seconds and TSECR CONSEH RECUP remains at 1 as long as FSR has not been off for over 15 seconds and TSECR CONSEH 2 C F Control of air condenser fans On switching to recovery mode the ventilation...

Page 20: ...y without chaining F Outline hydraulics diagram case of chilled water production F Thermostat on units The thermostat THERG controls switching on and off of the different installation units Gn THERG i...

Page 21: ...ch unit controls its own compressors and pump in accordance with its own set point see cold thermostat chapter page 5 For better general regulation it is recommended to set unit instructions to the sa...

Page 22: ...s automatically every Monday at 6 pm which levels out operating times between the different units DIFETG Differentail between units C DIFETG is an instruction set on each machine In the case of an ins...

Page 23: ...Page TEMPERATURES OF CHILLED WATER OUTSIDE RANGE 23 HOT WATER TEMPERATURES OUTSIDE RANGE 24 INSUFFICIENT FLOW OF CHILLED WATER 25 INSUFFICIENT FLOW OF HOT WATER 26 ABSENCE OF 230V SUPPLY WITH BACKUP...

Page 24: ...rature C TSEG Chilled water output temperature C TEGI Minimum chilled water temperature for evaporator C Action F Immediate machine halt F The fault is displayed on the screen F The remote fault repor...

Page 25: ...TSEC Hot water output temperature C TECS Maximum hot water temperature at condenser C Action F Immediate machine halt F The fault is displayed on the screen F The remote fault report is delayed for 6...

Page 26: ...F The fault is displayed on the screen F The remote fault report is delayed for 6 minutes Resetting The machine restarts automatically 20 seconds after the flow of chilled water is restored Trouble s...

Page 27: ...halt F The fault is displayed on the screen F The remote fault report is delayed for 6 minutes Resetting The machine restarts automatically 20 seconds after the flow of hot water is restored Trouble...

Page 28: ...longer fed Action F Immediate machine halt F The fault is displayed on the screen F The remote fault report is delayed for 6 minutes Resetting The machine restarts automatically 20 seconds after the...

Page 29: ...he remote fault report is delayed for 6 minutes Resetting The machine can only be restarted after manual resetting and the correct re establishment of phases Trouble shooting Solution Fault appears th...

Page 30: ...29 CIRCUITS FAULTS CONTENTS Page LOW PRESSURE INSUFFICIENT 30 EVAPORATOR FREEZING 31 INSUFFICIENT SUPERHEATING 32 VACUUM SUCCION FAILURE 33 SENSOR OR DETECTOR FAULTS 34 EXPANSION VALVE OPENING INCORR...

Page 31: ...sors in service on the circuit have been operating for at least 2 minutes and insufficient low pressure is detected Action F If circuit n is not in operation start up has not been authorised If it is...

Page 32: ...Suction temperature for circuit n C Action F Immediate halt of circuit n F The fault is displayed on the screen F The remote fault report is delayed for 6 minutes Resetting Cas For the first fault re...

Page 33: ...ast 2 minutes TASPn TEEG 3 C TASPn TBPn 2 C With TASPn Suction temperature on circuit n C TBPn Evaporation temperature on circuit n C TEEG Chilled water intake temperature C Action F Immediate halt of...

Page 34: ...The fault is displayed on the screen F The remote fault report is delayed for 6 minutes Resetting The first 2 faults are automatically reset after 2 minutes After this circuit n can only be restarted...

Page 35: ...000 U RDETn 50 U Low pressure detector BPn 0 5 bars High pressure detector HPn 0 5 bars Note All these sensors and detectors are not necessarily present on the same machine Action F Immediate halt of...

Page 36: ...lue calculated for start up of the compressor has still not been reached Action F Circuit n start up is not authorised F The fault is displayed on the screen F The remote fault report is delayed for 6...

Page 37: ...V2 2 00 36 COMPRESSOR FAULTS CONTENTS Page COMPRESSOR CUT OUT SWITCH TRIPPED 37 OIL PRESSURE INSUFFICIENT 38 EXCESS HIGH PRESSURE 39 DISCHARGE TEMPERATURE TOO HIGH 40 INTERNAL PROTECTION TRIPPED 41...

Page 38: ...halt of compressor mn F The fault is displayed on the screen F The remote fault report is delayed for 6 minutes Resetting Compressor mn can only be restarted after engagement of the cut out switch an...

Page 39: ...iggering point for over 3 minutes Action F Immediate halt of compressor mn F The fault is displayed on the screen F The remote fault report is delayed for 6 minutes Resetting The first fault is reset...

Page 40: ...r mn can only be started after a manual reset Note Counters for high pressure failures TOHPmn are all reset to zero daily at 6 pm on condition that the maximum number of authorised faults has not been...

Page 41: ...f 30 minutes on condition that REFmn has dropped below the maximum After this compressor mn can only be restarted by manual resetting this reset can only be processed 30 minutes after generation of th...

Page 42: ...on the compressor has been tripped Action F Immediate halt of compressor mn F The fault is displayed on the screen F The remote fault report is delayed for 6 minutes Note switched off the fault is no...

Page 43: ...DIALOGUE INTERRUPTED 43 INSUFFICIENT FLOW ESTABLISHED BY THE PUMP 44 FANS CIRCUIT BREAKERS TRIPPED 45 PUMP CIRCUIT BREAKER TRIPPED 46 REMOTE INSTRUCTION UNDETECTED 47 TEMPERATURE OF FREE COOLING OUTSI...

Page 44: ...initialisation of cards 3 attempts F The fault is displayed on the screen Resetting Automatic resetting of the fault 3 minutes after the link between all cards is restored Trouble shooting Solution W...

Page 45: ...or pumps page 4 F The fault is displayed on the screen F The remote fault report is delayed for 6 minutes Resetting Case The unit has no pump C2POMPE 0 and the flow switch is closed without POMPEk hav...

Page 46: ...r fans are tripped ELECV 0 Action F The fault is displayed on the screen F The remote fault report is delayed for 6 minutes Resetting The fault is reset automatically once all the fan circuit breakers...

Page 47: ...f evaporator pumps page 4 F The fault is displayed on the screen F The remote fault report is delayed for 6 minutes Case Pump k is not in service F The fault is displayed on the screen F The remote fa...

Page 48: ...received is incorrect TCONS 25 C Action F The machine is not stopped and is regulated to its own water instruction F The fault is displayed on the screen F The remote fault report is delayed for 6 min...

Page 49: ...C 65 C Action F Immediate halt of free cooling free cooling fans stop and the 3 way valve completely by pass the coils F The fault is displayed on the screen F The remote fault report is delayed for 6...

Page 50: ...connected to it Action F Regular attempts to restore communication F The fault is displayed on the screen F The remote fault report is delayed for 6 minutes Resetting The fault is reset automatically...

Page 51: ...ion is not established a message indicating the communication problem is displayed see II 5 c The console will then make regular attempts to reconnect Data transmission speed is 1200 baud in 8 bit for...

Page 52: ...1 ON 0 OFF II 4 b Temp ratures The temperatures are displayed in C to nearest 0 1 C 21 6 C 105 8 C II 4 c Pressures The pressures are shown in bar to nearest 0 1 bar 18 3 bars II 4 d Other analogue va...

Page 53: ...ing on the 3 keys A M and simultaneously Correct operation of the VDU is shown as follows II 5 c KP02 CPU communication fault An absence of dialogue between the KP02 console and the CPU card is signal...

Page 54: ...eys V and simultaneously The value increases slowly if is pressed briefly and faster if it is pressed continuously Slow incrementation is by 0 1 for temperatures and pressures and 1 for other values F...

Page 55: ...he value is by simultaneously pressing keys V and and decrementation by simultaneously pressing V and For the different types of data setting ranges are as follows Pressing key A saves the value enter...

Page 56: ...variables The number of controllers connected is declared in the application program for the VDU If a single CPU is connected its card number is also declared The controller VDU link is serial type an...

Page 57: ...the values of all modifiable variables displayed on the active screen This mode uses the 4 keys 1 2 3 and 4 assigning them pre defined functions Key Associated icon Key function PAGE DOWN key Go to t...

Page 58: ...on circuits To exit from modification mode and return to the active screen press MODIFICATION key Notes During the modification phase the screen is no longer updated If a modification is not confirme...

Page 59: ...machines variables Fault log Analogue inputs Logic inputs Variables diverses TOR outputs Compteurs de pannes Logic inputs TOR other outputs Fault counters Operating state Circuit 1 Access to circuit v...

Page 60: ...ta can also be changed Every 24 hrs the console automatically reads the date and time on the lowest JBUS address controller and sends this information to any other controllers connected to it III 2 Wa...

Page 61: ...ating states of refrigeration circuits Presence of a general alarm on the machine Number of controller in communication with display unit Operating states of circuit compressors displayed on off at fu...

Page 62: ...emperature on compressor no 1 Operating states of circuit compressors Air intake temperature Evaporation pressure Temperature of chilled water input Temperature of chilled water output Condensation pr...

Page 63: ...ers TOR output and other variables describing the selected refrigeration circuit Each variable is identified by its mnemonic III 6 a Logic inputs This screen shows the state of all the logic inputs as...

Page 64: ...described in operating states for circuits see III 4 This screen also displays significant calculation variables for the circuit such as the anti short cycle for compressors III 7 Pump operating stat...

Page 65: ...cuit Each variable is identified by its mnemonic III 9 a Analogue inputs This screen contains the temperatures associated with specific options e g temperature of hot water output from heat recovery t...

Page 66: ...lready described in operating states for circuits and pumps III 9 d Fault counters Faults and fault counters associated with specific options appear on this screen III 9 e other variables This screen...

Page 67: ...played relates only to the controller which is currently in communication with the display unit If other KP01 cards are linked to this display unit their respective event logs can be accessed by modif...

Page 68: ...by a password a modifiable variable consisting of 5 figures This is entered via modification mode Entry of the password followed by validation activates key A Pressing key A displays the screen below...

Page 69: ...milar screen for heat pumps III 12 b Control parameters for condenser ventilation Temperature difference on chilled water T input T output Minimum chilled water temperature Chilled water setting A Chi...

Page 70: ...a liquid cooler Desired water setting for the 1st air temperature selected CONSA Desired water setting for the 2 nd air temperature selected CONSAM Minimum chilled water temperature Calculated chilled...

Page 71: ...ess to operating state for refrigeration circuit no 3 no faults are reported on the circuit Access to operating state for refrigeration circuit no 3 there is a fault on the circuit Access to operating...

Page 72: ...trols and instructions Selection of the variable to be modified see I 2 Selection of figure to be modified see I 2 Incrementation of figure from 0 to 9 see I 2 Validation of current modification see I...

Page 73: ...cess to the different tables of variables Analogue inputs other than those shown on refrigeration diagrams Logic inputs TOR outputs TOR outputs and other variables associated with selected refrigerati...

Page 74: ...or pump no 1 in circuits or pumps operating states respectively Compressor or pump no 2 in circuits or pumps operating states respectively Compressor no 1 for refrigeration circuit no 1 Compressor no...

Page 75: ...acity Compressor in operation at reduced capacity Compressor operating at 75 of its total capacity Compressor operating at 50 of its total capacity Compressor operating at 25 of its total capacity Com...

Page 76: ...ufficient Absence of power on 230 V electrical supply to the machine Incorrect connection of 3 phases of general electrical supply to the machine Low pressure insufficient Evaporator freezing Superhea...

Page 77: ...er flow although operational command has been issued to pump Tripping of thermomagnetic circuit breaker for at least one fan Tripping of thermomagnetic circuit breaker for pump Water tank level or pre...

Page 78: ...hilled water setting CONSEA Second chilled water setting CONSEB Active chilled water setting measured variable CONSREG First hot water setting CONSEA Second hot water setting CONSEB Active hot water s...

Page 79: ...CARD KP01 79 EXTENSION 16 LOGIC INPUTS KP03 83 EXTENSION ANALOGUE OUTPUT KP04 84 EXTENSION 8 ANALOGUE INPUTS KP05 85 EXTENSION 8 RELAYS KP08 86 EXTENSION 18VDC SUPPLY KP10 87 FEMALE CARD ANALOGUE OUTP...

Page 80: ...lementary logic outputs KP08 card F 2 asynchronous serial links for dialogue with a micro computer or a VDU console 1200 2400 or 4800 baud a basic digital console KP02 and or a VDU console with LCD di...

Page 81: ...will not work if the battery is not in position on F SW5 1 SW5 8 These switches are used to configure the type of analogue input CTN 0 20mA 0 5V Caution every addition of a KP05 extension 1 to 3 caus...

Page 82: ...power on Link PC GTC or VDU console COM B Optional KP10 card 18Vdc supply 4AT fuse LED s dialogue presence COM B and COM C Ribbon cable connecting the two cards 160mAT fuse Battery configuration on o...

Page 83: ...3 81 for 2 analogue outputs J18 J22 4 point removable pin connectors pitch 3 81 for 2 serial links J24 2 point removable pin connectors pitch 3 81 for 18Vdc supply J25 12 point removable pin connector...

Page 84: ...tors pitch 3 81 for logic inputs J4 J7 Locations for connection to earth using FASTON 6 35 earth lugs LD1 LD16 LED status of 16 inputs LD17 LED presence of power from KP01 LD18 LED presence of 12Vac i...

Page 85: ...external 12Vac supply J4 JAS 2 point removable pin connector pitch 3 81 for analogue output 0 10V SW1 SW2 Switches for configuration of the card address The position of jumpers for each configuration...

Page 86: ...5 to 8 are not equipped to receive a 0 20mA signal In fact resistors R10 to R14 249 0 1 are not fitted in the original configuration Key J1 JEA 12 point removable pin connector pitch 3 81 for analogue...

Page 87: ...ble pin connector pitch 5 08 for double throw contacts for relays RL1 to RL8 J9 J10 RJ45 connector for I C Bus LD1 LED presence of power from KP01 LD2 LED presence of I C dialogue SW1 SW2 Switches for...

Page 88: ...resented in the form of a small plug in card positioned on the main KP01unit and designed to supply detectors type 0 20mA l Precautions When installing the module take care to comply with the circuit...

Page 89: ...l plug in card positioned on the main KP01unit It supplies analogue voltage 0 10Vdc 10mA A CPU may receive 2 cards KP11 at the most l Precautions When installing the module take care to comply with th...

Page 90: ...V2 2 00 89 DIGITAL CONSOLE KP02 Internal wiring External wiring Keyboard ribbon cable Earth ferrule Cable earth connection Keyboard earth connection TD RD...

Page 91: ...fuse 12Vac supply Battery P 68HC16 Screen contrast setting by default Command switch for back lighting Keyboard connector Configuration switches for external internal supply TD RD Front face Connecti...

Page 92: ...face by the nut provided for this purpose Since there are joints between the front face and console base as well as between the base and the door of the electrical cabinet two bonding straps are requi...

Page 93: ...V2 2 00 92...

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