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ASSEMBLY, LEG INSTALLATION

SECTION 2

MAXIMUM CAPACITY (SCFM)

Rated capacities are based on the following conditions: Inlet and approach temperature at inlet pressures 80 to 125 PSIG.

Approach Temperature:

The number of degrees above the temperature of the cooling medium (in this case ambient air) to

which the aftercooler reduces the compressed air.  A higher approach does 

not

 mean better performance.

 INLET TEMP.

APPROACH
TEMP. 

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MODEL

AC-140
AC-150
AC-160
AC-170
AC-180
AC-190
AC-200
AC-210
AC-220

15

520
890

1178
1475
1950
2420
3000
3580
4140

20

605

1025
1360
1710
2260
2800
3470
4120
4800

5

175
308
415
520
710
870

1090
1295
1530

10

375
560
754
950

1290
1580
1980
2360
2785

15

430
760

1020
1290
1720
2140
2680
3200
3760

20

500
880

1180
1460
1950
2460
3100
3710
4320

5

160
290
390
490
660
820

1035
1243
1460

10

300
545
712
900

1200
1490
1880
2260
2660

15

400
725
950

1200
1600
2000
2500
3000
3500

20

464
840

1100
1380
1860
2300
2870
3450
4015

10

250
450
588
735
965

1210
1426
1794
2090

15

340
605
785
980

1290
1595
1980
2360
2760

20

396
701
910

1130
1480
1840
2270
2715
3200

5

125
225
280
355
460
572
705
840
950

10

235
410
520
650
840

1040
1290
1530
1740

15

305
540
690
865

1135
1400
1725
2040
2350

150

O

F

200

O

F

350

O

F

250

O

F

300

O

F

MAXIMUM PRESSURE DROP LESS THAN 3 PSI.

2.1 INSTALLING THE LEGS

This unit was shipped without the legs installed.
The legs should be installed before placing the
aftercooler in the piping system.  Carefully lift and
support the unit several feet  from the floor.

Position the legs against the unit and fasten them
in place using the fasteners  provided.  Make sure
the fasteners are tightened in place.

FIGURE 1 LEG INSTALLATION DETAIL

SPECIFICATIONS AND DIMENSIONS

SECTION 3

3.1 SPECIFICATIONS

WEIGHT

AC-140 ........ 120 LBS

AC-190 ........... 600 LBS

AC-150 ........ 170 LBS

AC-200 ........... 625 LBS

AC-160 ........ 330 LBS

AC-210 ........... 645 LBS

AC-170 ........ 450 LBS

AC-220 ........... 750 LBS

AC-180 ........ 515 LBS

DIMENSIONS .............. See Section 3.2
INLET/OUTLET  CONNECTIONS

AC-140 ............ 2" NPT (F)

AC-190 ............... 4" NPT (F)

AC-150 ............ 2" NPT (F)

AC-200 ............... 4" NPT (F)

AC-160 ............ 3" NPT (F)

AC-210 ............... 4" NPT (F)

AC-170 ............ 3" NPT (F)

AC-220 .............. 4" NPT (F)

AC-180 ............ 3" NPT (F)

MAXIMUM WORKING PRESSURE

ALL MODELS .................. 250 PSIG

MAXIMUM WORKING TEMPERATURE

ALL MODELS .................. 350

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MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION

CABINET ......................... Steel with baked enamel finish
FAN GUARD ................... Steelwith baked enamel finish
FAN ................................. Polypropylene blades with aluminum hub
CORE .............................. Aluminum
MOTOR ........................... TEFC

MOTOR SPECIFICATIONS AND DATA

See Wiring Diagram, Figure 5 on page 6.

FAN DATA 

(AMBIENT AIR FLOW)

AC-140-6 ......................... 2200 SCFM
AC-140-7 ......................... 230V, 1825 SCFM 460V, 2200 SCFM
AC-150-6 ......................... 3600 SCFM
AC-150-7 ......................... 230V, 3025 SCFM 460V, 3600 SCFM
AC-160-6 ......................... 4700 SCFM
AC-160-7 ......................... 4700 SCFM
AC-170-6 ......................... 7000 SCFM
AC-170-7 ......................... 7000 SCFM
AC-180-7 ......................... 9700 SCFM
AC-190-7 ......................... 11000 SCFM
AC-200-7 ......................... 14000 SCFM
AC-210-7 ......................... 17500 SCFM
AC-220-7 ......................... 17500 SCFM

AC-140-6 thru AC-160-6 ...... 115/230-1-60
AC-170-3 ............................... 230-1-60
AC-140-7 thru AC-220-7 ...... 230/460-3-60

ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS

10

384
650
871

1090
1440
1790
2220
2650
3064

20

355
625
780
990

1300
1610
1980
2350
2700

5

135
245
320
405
530
660
784
985

1150

5

210
355
480
600
790
980

1220
1450
1680

Summary of Contents for AC-140

Page 1: ...AFTERCOOLER ABOVE THE MAXIMUM RATED OPERATING CONDITIONS AS OUTLINED IN SECTION 3 1 NEVER REMOVE THE FAN GUARD WHILE THE AFTERCOOLER IS OPERATING CONTACT WITH THE ROTATING FAN BLADE S MAY RESULT IN S...

Page 2: ...fore placing the aftercooler in the piping system Carefully lift and support the unit several feet from the floor Position the legs against the unit and fasten them in place using the fasteners provid...

Page 3: ...them This unit can be installed indoors or outdoors If the unit is to be installed outdoors or in an area where ambient temperatures can fall below 35o F precautions must be made to prevent freeze up...

Page 4: ...installed in an existing piping system clean the piping to remove accumulated dirt pipe scale oil and other contaminants before installing the unit A properly sized pressure relief valve should be in...

Page 5: ...E AND ALL APPLICABLE FEDERAL STATE AND LOCAL CODES IF THE AFTERCOOLER IS TO BE INSTALLED OUTDOORS OR IN AN EXTREMELY HUMID ATMOSPHERE MAKE SURE THAT ALL WIRING AND COMPONENTS ARE PROPERLY RATED VERIFY...

Page 6: ...PAGE 6 PRINTED IN THE U S A 5 3 REPAIRING LEAKS INSTALLATION SECTION 4 FIGURE 5 WIRING DIAGRAM...

Page 7: ...uld be regularly cleaned Accumulation of dirt or other contaminants such as oils will greatly reduce the efficiency of the aftercooler Normal accumulation of dirt can be removed by blowing off the cor...

Page 8: ...the separator for damage and proper operation Separator installed incorrectly If a separator was installed check to make sure that it was installed properly If no separator was installed downstream of...

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