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Chiller Components

Master Control Panel

Each chiller has a master control panel that can be mounted on top of any 

of the module panels using provided knockouts. Sensors, cables and wiring 

connect through the bottom of the master control. The master control box 

includes built-in terminal strip inputs for flow switches, start/stop signal, alarm 

output, and power phase monitor. As shipped, the Master Control also contains 

the pLAN communication wire to be field installed by the start-up technician. 

Four temperature sensors and sensor wells are supplied by Multistack: entering 

chilled water, leaving chilled water, entering condenser water, and leaving 

condenser water. The sensors are to be installed in customer’s piping system. 

Module Control Boards and Low Voltage Panel

The module control boards communicate individual module temperatures 

and pressures to the master control.  Each module has a switch labeled Auto/ 

Off/ Manual.  Normal operation is in the Auto mode.  If there is a problem with 

the master control, the selector switch can be changed to Manual to provide  

individual module leaving chilled water temperature control that was pre-set 

at the master control. 

Module High Voltage Panel

The high voltage panel contains each compressor’s contactor, circuit breaker, 

control relay and transformer. External to the panel is the single-module isola-

tion switch to isolate the that module from high voltage supply power. 

Compressors, Sensors, Switches

• Standard modules use two scroll compressors with separate refrigeration 

circuits.  

• Each refrigerant circuit has a high pressure (HP) and low pressure (LP) 

transducer that sends pressure signals to the module slave controller 

board. Each compressor also includes an HP switch with a manual reset 

button.  

• Transducers are a 0-5V ratiometric type.  

• Compressors include oil level sight glasses.  Oil level should be at 1/8 - 1/4 

full during operation.  

• Each circuit has its own leaving chilled water temperature sensor  and 

refrigerant suction temperature sensor.  

• Compressor crankcase heaters are not standard on Multistack MS chiller 

modules. 

Chilled and Condenser Water Connections 

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Water connections to the chilled and condenser side are standard 6-inch 

grooved pipes on MS010X through 070X, and 8-inch on MS085X units. 

• The upper header on the chilled water side is entering water to the 

module.  

• The bottom header is chilled water leaving the module.    

• Water entering the condenser is on the bottom. 

• Water leaving the condenser is on top. 

• The entering header on both the evaporator and condenser contains a 30-

mesh filter strainer to prevent debris from entering the brazed plate heat 

exchangers. This strainer should only be used as a final filter stage.   

• Proper filtration before the module should be installed for easy access to 

cleaning, such as a ‘Y’ or a basket type of strainer. 

High Voltage Panel

A Compressor

Isolation Switch

Control

Relay Transformer

High Voltage

Circuit Breaker Control

Relay

B Compressor

Isolation 

Switch

A Compressor

Contactor

B Compressor

Contactor

Single

Circuit 

Breaker

Master Controller

AUTO/OFF/MANUAL 

Switch

Module Slave 

Controller

Low Voltage

Terminal Strips

Low Voltage

Circuit Breaker

Low Voltage Panel

Summary of Contents for MS010XC

Page 1: ...Modular Water Cooled Chillers Installation Operation Maintenance MS010XC MS015XC MS020XC MS030XC MS040XC MS050XC MS070XC MS085XC Standard and Total Access Modules...

Page 2: ...t be followed This equipment must not be installed near an open flame per local codes and ASHRAE specifications Personnel servicing Multistack modular chillers must have at minimum a Class II EPA cert...

Page 3: ...al codes DANGER Incorrect handling of HVAC equipment can result in explosions electrical shock or fire causing property damage injury and or fatality DANGER HVAC liquids and chemicals can be dangerous...

Page 4: ...cu Ni E Double wall brazed V Other Model Number Nomenclature Unit Nameplate The chiller nameplate is located on the front of the control panel Use the unit model number nomenclature to identify speci...

Page 5: ...stack sTotal Access option makes maintenance and serviceability even easier by placing heat exchangers at the outside of the module frame Manual isolation valves are factory installed Total Access uni...

Page 6: ...compressors with separate refrigeration circuits Each refrigerant circuit has a high pressure HP and low pressure LP transducer that sends pressure signals to the module slave controller board Each co...

Page 7: ...pipes on the condenser side During factory run testing the valves are adjusted to maintain 10 12 degrees superheat Check the superheat periodically to maintain this range Subcooling should normally be...

Page 8: ...Storage gal 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 9 6 6 6 6 10 1 12 3 Circuit Configuration Dual Dual Dual Dual Dual Dual Dual Dual Quantity 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Header System gal 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 14 Refrigerant Type R410A Charge lb...

Page 9: ...check the overall condition of the equipment for damage such as broken copper lines oil leaks damaged controls and or electrical component housing or any major component torn loose from its mounting...

Page 10: ...SensorWells 42 30 Mesh Filter Strainer May be shipped separately to sales office or job site Shipped inside 19 Junction Box 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 33 37 33 34 35 36 37 39 39 40 41...

Page 11: ...mended clearances around the modular chiller There must be a minimum of six inches clearance over the top of the chiller including the top of master controller if installed on top of the module For sp...

Page 12: ...of sample customer installation Enclosure panels are optional Module Dimensions No Panels Width A Depth B Height C Standard 28 47 5 8 64 Total Access MS010 050 32 56 67 Total Access MS070 34 56 67 Ext...

Page 13: ...rs and Condensers Module Dimensions No Panels Width A Depth B Height C Standard 28 47 5 8 64 Total Access MS010 050 32 56 67 Total Access MS070 34 56 67 Extended Headers 28 62 1 8 64 Extended Headers...

Page 14: ...aders on Condensers Module Dimensions No Panels Width A Depth B Height C Standard 28 47 5 8 64 Total Access MS010 050 32 56 67 Total Access MS070 34 56 67 Extended Headers 28 62 1 8 64 Extended Header...

Page 15: ...Headers on Evaporators Module Dimensions No Panels Width A Depth B Height C Standard 28 47 5 8 64 Total Access MS010 050 32 56 67 Total Access MS070 34 56 67 Extended Headers 28 62 1 8 64 Extended Hea...

Page 16: ...ns No Panels Width A Depth B Height C Standard 28 47 5 8 64 Total Access MS010 050 32 56 67 Total Access MS070 34 56 67 Extended Headers 28 62 1 8 64 Extended Headers 28 76 5 8 64 Standardized drawing...

Page 17: ...installed across the pump to verify operation Multistack recommends a paddle type switch be installed in the leaving chilled water piping using a differential pressure switch Install it across the in...

Page 18: ...all take no less than six hours or until the strainers are clean after flushing Old pipe systems with heavy encrustation shall be flushed a minimum of 24 hours and may require as much as 48 hours befo...

Page 19: ...be at the same end or opposite ends depending upon jobsite requirements 2 Chiller modules are to be mounted on 4 x 4 x 4 inch steel rails or equivalent 21 inches center to center 3 Place 4 x 4 x 3 8 i...

Page 20: ...Lubricate gaskets with solid vegetable shortening or other non petroleum based lubricant 10 Slide modules together lining up footing holes Install bottom joining bolts 11 Install top joining bolts 12...

Page 21: ...er blank ends starting at bottom then move to the top blank that includes drain valves evaporator shown 16 Install filter stop rings on module closest to piping take off The 9 inch long pipe stubs sup...

Page 22: ...shown MultistackTotal Access modular chillers are assembled into chiller arrays in the same manner as non Total Access modules as shown on Pgs 19 21 Grooved flange water connections onTotal Access ch...

Page 23: ...ultiflush System Assembly The following procedure describes installation of the Multiflush automatic debris removal system This system is used periodically to remove dirt and debris from the from the...

Page 24: ...al Junction Box Junction Box Support Leg 1 Attach the electrical junction box support Line up the orange posts to ensure support is not backwards The threaded plate slides in between frame 2 The elect...

Page 25: ...ommends using Lines 1 and 3 7 Follow the procedure in Step 5 to complete installation of Lines 1 and 2 8 Follow the procedure in Step 5 to complete installation of Lines 1 and 2 9 With all three lines...

Page 26: ...re performing any maintenance or service The unit may have more than one electrical power supply Assume all electrical wires are live energized wires Use lockout tagouts Module wiring connections to t...

Page 27: ...to change product design literature and specifica tions without notice DANGER To avoid the risk of electrical shock personal injury or death disconnect all electrical power to the unit before perform...

Page 28: ...LA1 RLA2 RLA3 2 Fuse Sizing Maximum Fuse MF Type RK5 Fuse MF 2 25 x RLA1 RLA2 RLA3 Where MF does not equal a standard size fuse the next larger size fuse should be used NOTES A RLA1 RLAofthelargestcom...

Page 29: ...33 1 8 inch pieces on bottom Use T connectors in front middle The four corner connectors go on top front and rear 4 Install two long frames over spindle posts vertically in rear buss bar side Attach...

Page 30: ...ris q q q Flow or differential pressure switch installed q q q ELECTRICAL Yes No N A Power wiring complete and in accordance with nameplate rating on Multistack unit and prepared for connec tion in ac...

Page 31: ...ED _____ CONDENSER _____ 6 Operation of flow or differential switches with reduction of 50 P___________ 8 Condenser 3 way by pass valve YES NO Ifyes Temperaturesetpoint _____ F 9 System strainers inst...

Page 32: ...sh PRG UP but tons Measured Readings 1 CHW P Drop______________________ 2 CW P Drop_______________________ Factory Setup 1 ProgramType___________________ 2 ChillerType____________________ 3 Refrigeran...

Page 33: ...elow the LCHW Set point that compressors are staged on and off 3 The LCHW Stage Off delay is defaulted to 30 seconds with a 5 to 180 second range This allows for a delay between the shutting off of co...

Page 34: ...er set point and system cleanliness Standard operating conditions with 95 F leaving condenser water and 45 F leaving chilled water temperature are discharge pressure at 325 psig 102 F saturated and su...

Page 35: ...pes 4 Slowly open the top butterfly gate valve allowing water to flow through the condensers and onto the floor for approximately 30 seconds This will push out any debris trapped in the bottom of the...

Page 36: ...ual maintenance requirements for Multistack Chillers involve proper shut down of the machine and cleaning of the heat exchangers The Preventative Maintenance bulletin MAINT 002 0416 and Heat Exchanger...

Page 37: ...uction sensor Check set points in system variables Check for flow restriction Waiting For Condenser Water Flow Check CW pump Check flow switch operation Check filter strainers CheckTB11 inputs 3 8 Com...

Page 38: ...Date Status Suct Press Head Press Suct Temp LoChwTemp Fault if any Comp 1 Comp 2 Comp 3 Comp 4 Comp 5 Comp 6 Comp 7 Comp 8 Comp 9 Comp 10 Comp 11 Comp 12 System Ent Chw Lvg Chw Ent CW Lvg CW Demand Ca...

Page 39: ...Date Status Suct Press Head Press Suct Temp LoChwTemp Fault if any Comp 1 Comp 2 Comp 3 Comp 4 Comp 5 Comp 6 Comp 7 Comp 8 Comp 9 Comp 10 Comp 11 Comp 12 System Ent Chw Lvg Chw Ent CW Lvg CW Demand Ca...

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