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Chiller - Fix CAP+Stepless Industrial Process Chiller (HT / MT / LT) Fix Capacity or Stepless Capacity ControlTool version 1.5.32013-09-01Declared cooling capacity at full load i.e. Point A (DC, in kW)593.00Degradation CalculationNeed to be filled inCooling demand (PR)DC in kW (measured or calculated)EER at this DC (measured or calculated)Degradation coefficient CcCapacity Ratio CREER at Part Load EER(PL)Automatically filled inEER(=DC(full load)*Partload)(=PR/DC)(=EER@full cap)*CR/(Cc*CR+(1-Cc))Strasbourg temperature profileEER A2.41593.00593.002.410.01.002.41Use default for Cc or measured value if verified by testEER B3.05553.47620.003.050.900.893.01EER C3.66513.93660.003.660.900.783.56For frther information seeEER D4.24474.40710.004.240.900.674.04"ReadMe" pagejTj (C)hjpart load %cooling demandEERPLPh*TjPH*Tj/EERDCEER at part load for fix capacity units: Calculation following1-190.180%474.404.044010the principle of EN 14825, chapter 6.4.3.12-180.480%474.404.04193483-170.680%474.404.04307764-161.180%474.404.045001245-151.780%474.404.048262046-143.080%474.404.041,4133507-133.880%474.404.041,7994458-125.780%474.404.042,6976689-118.980%474.404.044,2401,050Degradation Coefficient (Cc) at part load for fix capacity chillers10-1011.880%474.404.045,6031,387Calculation following the principle of EN 14825, chapter 8.5.211-917.380%474.404.048,2012,03012-820.080%474.404.049,4972,35113-728.780%474.404.0413,6303,37414-639.780%474.404.0418,8374,66315-556.680%474.404.0426,8576,64916-476.480%474.404.0436,2268,96817-3106.180%474.404.0450,31712,457If Cc is not determined by test then the default degradation coefficient Cc shall be 0,9.18-2153.280%474.404.0472,68917,99519-1203.480%474.404.0496,49923,890Calculation of averaged outlet temperature (t outlet, average) for fix capacity chillers and variable200248.080%474.404.04117,63929,123capacity chillers if the lowest control step is higher than the required refrigeration load211282.080%474.404.04133,78433,120222275.980%474.404.04130,89332,404233300.680%474.404.04142,61035,305244310.880%474.404.04147,42836,498For determining toutlet, average an iterative procedure is required at all conditions (B, C, D) where the chillerD255336.580%474.404.04159,62539,517cooling capacity (control step) is higher than the required refrigeration load.266350.581%478.353.99167,65242,004a.Test at t outlet from Table 1 to 6 of the Explanatory Document* with the water flow rate as determined for tests277363.581%482.313.94175,31644,459at condition A for chillers with a fixed water flow rate or with a fixed DT for chillers with a variable flow rate.288368.982%486.263.90179,38446,052b.Calculate CR299371.683%490.213.85182,18047,354c.Apply Eq. 3 or calculation table (below) to calculate the corrected t outlet, capacity test at which the test shall be performed3010377.383%494.173.80186,46049,080in order to obtain t outlet, average equal to the outlet temperature as defined in Tables 1 to 6 of the Explanatory Document*.3111376.584%498.123.75187,55650,001d.Retest with the corrected t outlet and the same water flow rate.3212386.485%502.073.70194,01252,393e.Recalculate CR.3313389.885%506.033.65197,27153,973f.Repeat c. to e. until CR and toutlet, capacity test dont change any more.3414384.486%509.983.61196,06154,357C3515370.587%513.933.56190,38953,497*Explanatory Document (Version 1 September 2013):3616345.087%517.893.50178,65250,980TRANSITIONAL METHOD FOR DETERMINATION OF THE SEPR (SEASONAL ENERGY PERFORMANCE RATIO)3717328.088%521.843.45171,17649,619FOR CHILLERS USED FOR REFRIGERATION AND INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS3818305.489%525.793.40160,55847,2883919261.989%529.753.34138,72441,524Calculation table according to Eq. 34020223.990%533.703.29119,49536,3614121196.391%537.653.23105,54432,658Evaporator outlet -8CEvaporator outlet -25C4222163.091%541.613.1888,30627,793Fixed water flow rateFixed water flow rate4323141.892%545.563.1277,34824,7694424121.993%549.513.0767,00221,837Point "B"Point "C"Point "D"Point "B"Point "C"Point "D"B4525104.593%553.473.0157,81519,184t inlet, cap. test-1.7-1.3-0.8-18.7-18.3-17.8462685.894%557.422.9547,80916,188t outlet, cap. test-8.0-8.0-8.0-25.0-25.0-25.0472771.595%561.372.8940,16013,882t outlet, average-7.3-6.5-5.6-24.3-23.5-22.6482856.695%565.332.8331,98311,291492943.396%569.282.7724,6778,901DT brine6.36.77.26.36.77.2503031.097%573.232.7117,7846,558513120.297%577.192.6511,6634,399Evaporator outlet -8CEvaporator outlet -25C523211.998%581.142.596,8872,658Variable water flow rate (DT 6 K)Variable water flow rate (DT 6 K)53338.299%585.092.534,7791,88854343.899%589.052.472,256913Point "B"Point "C"Point "D"Point "B"Point "C"Point "D"A55352.1100%593.002.411,240515t inlet, cap. test-2.0-2.0-2.0-19.0-19.0-19.056361.2100%593.002.41716297t outlet, cap. test-8.0-8.0-8.0-25.0-25.0-25.057370.5100%593.002.41309128t outlet, average-7.4-6.7-6.0-24.4-23.7-23.058380.4100%593.002.4123899total4,393,7521,205,605DT brine6.06.06.06.06.06.0SEPR3.64

&L&D&C&F&R&ADC = declared cooling capacity at temperatures A, B, C and DPlease consider: Selection of EERA, EERB, EERC, EERD depends on different ambient temp conditions, load profile and application temperature (HT, MT, LT)Ratio between cooling demand and declared capacity (CR=1, in case of a continuous capacity adjustment)DC at rating points B, C and D shall not be lower than 97%of the cooling demand (PR) -- CR < 1.03If Cc is not determined by test then the defaultdegradation coefficientCc shall be 0.9t outlet, average = t inlet, capacity test + (t outlet, capacity test t inlet, capacity test ) x CR (Eq. 3)EER A related to:Air-cooled --> 35C ambient temperatureWater-cooled --> 30C water inlet temperatureEER B related to:Air-cooled --> 25C ambient temperatureWater-cooled --> 23C water inlet temperatureEER C related to:Air-cooled --> 15C ambient temperatureWater-cooled --> 16C water inlet temperatureEER D related to:Air-cooled --> 5C ambient temperatureWater-cooled --> 9C water inlet temperatureDC B related to:Air-cooled --> 25C ambient temperatureWater-cooled --> 23C water inlet temperatureDC C related to:Air-cooled --> 15C ambient temperatureWater-cooled --> 16C water inlet temperatureDC D related to:Air-cooled --> 5C ambient temperatureWater-cooled --> 9C water inlet temperatureRenz, Hermann:Calculated on basis of a constant water flow (DT 6 K at point "A") and the ratio of declared cooling capacity at rating points B, C, D vs. A (cells D9, D10, D11 vs. D8).Renz, Hermann:Fixed DT 6 K by variable flow rate

Chiller - Step CAP Industrial Process Chiller (HT / MT / LT) Step Capacity ControlTool version 1.5.32013-09-01Declared cooling capacity at full load i.e. Point A (DC, in kW)593.00Degradation CalculationNeed to be filled inCooling demand (PR)DC in kW (measured or calculated)EER at this DC (measured or calculated)DC at part load (measured or calculated)EER at part load (measured or calculated)Degradation coefficient CcCapacity Ratio CREER at Part Load EER(PL)Automatically filled inEER(=DC(full load)*Partload)(=PR/DC)(=EER@full cap)*CR/(Cc*CR+(1-Cc))Strasbourg temperature profileEER A2.41593.00593.002.410.01.002.41Use default for Cc or measured value if verified by testEER B3.05553.47620.003.05310.002.900.900.893.02EER C3.66513.93650.003.66325.003.500.900.793.59For frther information seeEER D4.24474.40680.004.24340.004.050.900.704.13"ReadMe" pagejTj (C)hjpart load %cooling demandEERPLPh*TjPH*Tj/EERDC1-190.180%474.404.1340102-180.480%474.404.13193473-170.680%474.404.13307744-161.180%474.404.13500121EER at part load in case DC at part load is higher than cooling demand:5-151.780%474.404.13826200Calculation following the principle of EN 14825, chapter 6.4.3.16-143.080%474.404.131,4133437-133.880%474.404.131,7994368-125.780%474.404.132,6976549-118.980%474.404.134,2401,02810-1011.880%474.404.135,6031,35811-917.380%474.404.138,2011,98812-820.080%474.404.139,4972,30213-728.780%474.404.1313,6303,304Degradation Coefficient (Cc) in case DC at part load is higher than cooling demand :14-639.780%474.404.1318,8374,566Calculation following the principle of EN 14825, chapter 8.5.215-556.680%474.404.1326,8576,51116-476.480%474.404.1336,2268,78217-3106.180%474.404.1350,31712,19818-2153.280%474.404.1372,68917,62119-1203.480%474.404.1396,49923,393200248.080%474.404.13117,63928,518211282.080%474.404.13133,78432,432If Cc is not determined by test then the default degradation coefficient Cc shall be 0,9.222275.980%474.404.13130,89331,731233300.680%474.404.13142,61034,571244310.880%474.404.13147,42835,739D255336.580%474.404.13159,62538,696266350.581%478.354.07167,65241,173277363.581%482.314.02175,31643,625288368.982%486.263.97179,38445,237299371.683%490.213.91182,18046,5663010377.383%494.173.86186,46048,3173111376.584%498.123.81187,55649,2813212386.485%502.073.75194,01251,7003313389.885%506.033.70197,27153,3253414384.486%509.983.65196,06153,771C3515370.587%513.933.59190,38952,9893616345.087%517.893.54178,65250,5313717328.088%521.843.48171,17649,2173818305.489%525.793.42160,55846,9403919261.989%529.753.36138,72441,2514020223.990%533.703.31119,49536,1514121196.391%537.653.25105,54432,4964222163.091%541.613.1988,30627,6794323141.892%545.563.1377,34824,6894424121.993%549.513.0867,00221,787B4525104.593%553.473.0257,81519,158462685.894%557.422.9647,80916,168472771.595%561.372.9040,16013,866482856.695%565.332.8431,98311,280492943.396%569.282.7724,6778,894503031.097%573.232.7117,7846,553513120.297%577.192.6511,6634,396523211.998%581.142.596,8872,65753338.299%585.092.534,7791,88854343.899%589.052.472,256913A55352.1100%593.002.411,24051556361.2100%593.002.4171629757370.5100%593.002.4130912858380.4100%593.002.4123899total4,393,7521,190,160SEPR3.69

&L&D&C&F&R&ADC = declared cooling capacity at temperatures A, B, C and DPlease consider: Selection of EERA, EERB, EERC, EERD depends on different ambient temp conditions, load profile and application temperature (HT, MT, LT)Ratio between cooling demand and declared capacity (CR=1, in case of a continuous capacity adjustment)Measured or calculated cooling capacity equal or above cooling demandMeasured or calculated part load capacity below cooling demand. Leave DC and EER blank if step control not available/necessary.Lowest part load DC limited to > 10% of DC at full load.For step control, EER is a linear interpolation between the operating points above and below cooling demandIf Cc is not determined by test then the default degredationcoefficient Cc shall be 0.9.DC B related to:Air-cooled --> 25C ambient temperatureWater-cooled --> 23C water inlet temperatureDC C related to:Air-cooled --> 15C ambient temperatureWater-cooled --> 16C water inlet temperatureDC D related to:Air-cooled --> 5C ambient temperatureWater-cooled --> 9C water inlet temperatureEER A related to:Air-cooled --> 35C ambient temperatureWater-cooled --> 30C water inlet temperatureEER B related to:Air-cooled --> 25C ambient temperatureWater-cooled --> 23C water inlet temperatureEER C related to:Air-cooled --> 15C ambient temperatureWater-cooled --> 16C water inlet temperatureEER D related to:Air-cooled --> 5C ambient temperatureWater-cooled --> 9C water inlet temperatureDC B related to:Air-cooled --> 25C ambient temperatureWater-cooled --> 23C water inlet temperatureDC C related to:Air-cooled --> 15C ambient temperatureWater-cooled --> 16C water inlet temperatureDC D related to:Air-cooled --> 5C ambient temperatureWater-cooled --> 9C water inlet temperatureEER B related to:Air-cooled --> 25C ambient temperatureWater-cooled --> 23C water inlet temperatureEER C related to:Air-cooled --> 15C ambient temperatureWater-cooled --> 16C water inlet temperatureEER D related to:Air-cooled --> 5C ambient temperatureWater-cooled --> 9C water inlet temperature

ReadMeTool version 1.5.32013-09-01To check for the latest version of this tool please see:DG ENTR Ecodesign page for Professional RefrigerationAbout this calculation toolThis calculation tool is provided to help suppliers to calculate the Seasonal Energy Performance Ratio (SEPR) for their products based upon 4 rating point measurements (or calculations) of EER.It is intended to assist suppliers to assess the seasonal performance of their products according to a methodology that is to be used under the proposed European ecodesign regulation for industrial process chillers.This tool is provided free of charge and in good faith but without guarantee of accuracy. Users should satisfy themselves that the output meets the requirement in the document: 'TRANSITIONAL METHOD FOR DETERMINATION OF THE SEPR (SEASONAL ENERGY PERFORMANCE RATIO) for INDUSTRIAL PROCESS CHILLERS (DRAFT)' which explains more details of the methodology.Temperature Reference (C):What is SEPR? Seasonal Energy Performance RatioABCDSEPR is the seasonal energy performance ratio of a process chiller. It is calculated from the EER of the process chiller at 4 different ambient temperatures and cooling loads, called rating points. The required rating points are specified in the document 'SEPR calculation method', showing for each rating point the necessary part load ratio and air dry bulb temperature for the outdoor heat exchanger.Temperature references for chillers with air-cooled and water-cooled condensers see table.AIR (inlet)

WATER (inlet)35

30[35C]25

23[25C]15

16[15C]5

9[5C]Values in square brackets define the related ambient temperature conditionsHow to use the toolThere are two sheets: One for fixed capacity and stepless chillers; and a second for stepped capacity chillers. Use the one appropriate to the chiller.To use the spreadsheet:1. Please insert the full load rated capacity in cell D3,2. AND THEN declared rated capacity at the 3 part load rating points (B, C and D - cells D9:11)3. Insert the declared EER at 4 rating points (cells E8:11).4. In case of step capacity control also insert part load DC and EER at 3 rating points (B, C, D - cells F9:G11)The spreadsheet then calculates the SEPR automatically using a linear interpolation between the rating points A, B, C, and D and an assumption of a constant capacity for temperatures above A and below D.Feedback will be used to help improve the tool.If you have any questions or comments about the use of this tool please send an email to:[email protected] put the phrase 'professional refrigeration' in the subject line.

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