HXO-503-2 VB Series Operating Instructions - BITZER · HXO-503-2 AUS 5 Recommended Clearances...
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONSBITZER AUSTRALIA BUFFALO TRIDENT
VB Series Air Cooled CondensersVB - 4 - 4R - 4P – VB - 10 - 6R - 4PVB - 4 - 4R - Q – VB - 10 - 6R - QVB - 4 - 4R - NQ – VB - 10 - 6R - NQVB - 4 - 4R - SQ – VB - 10 - 6R - SQVB - 4 - 4R - EC – VB - 10 - 6R - EC
1. Important Recommendations
• VB Series air cooled condensers are intended for installation only by Qualifi ed Refrigeration Personnel and are to be installed in accordance with the guidelines mentioned in this manual.
• All electrical work is to be carried out by Qualifi ed Electrical Personnel and to be in accordance with local electrical regulations.
2. Safety Recommendations
• Condensers are supplied with a Nitrogen Holding Charge. (Release pressure fully before accessing the connection points).
• Electrical power to be isolated prior to the commencement of any electrical work. • During normal operation Pressurised Refrigerant is contained within the condenser. • Extreme care should be taken to avoid leakage, as personal injury may occur. (Avoid the use of sharp
objects in close proximity to refrigeration piping).• Extensive gas loss in enclosed area may result in asphyxiation.• Contact with refrigerant may cause personal injury. (Freeze Burns).
1 Important Recommendations ...............................12 Safety Recommendations ....................................13 Application Ranges...............................................24 Overall Dimensions ..............................................25 Weight ..................................................................26 Installation Guide ..................................................3
7 Electrical Connections ..........................................78 Commissioning Instructions..................................89 Maintenance Instructions......................................910 Decommissioning Instructions ............................911 Manufacturer ......................................................912 Service Address .................................................9
Contents
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• Normal operating conditions involve hot surfaces within the condenser. Extreme care should be taken to avoid contact
• Avoid contact with condenser fi ns as sharp edges may cause personal injury.• Insertion of any object into condenser fans is to be avoided as this may result in personal injury and/or
equipment damage.• Operating sound pressure levels may cause discomfort. Refer to catalogue for calculated sound levels.
3. Application Ranges• These condensers are intended for use in Commercial Refrigeration systems with a maximum operating
ambient temperature of approximately +60°C. (Special designs available on application)• Recommended refrigerants: HFCs, HCFCs. (Also suitable for CFCs)• This series of condenser is not suitable for use with NH3. (Ammonia), r744 (CO2). • Standard condensers are not to be installed in hazardous/combustible environments. (Special designs
available on application)
4. Overall Dimensions• Please see Fig. 1 or 2 for additional dimensions.
5. Weight
Model A BVB-4F 1914 2334VB-6F 2894 3314VB-8F 3874 4474, 42941
VB-10F 4854 5274, 54542
Fan Series
Model Series
VB-4
-4R
VB-4
-5R
VB-4
-6R
VB-6
-4R
VB-6
-5R
VB-6
-6R
VB-8
-4R
VB-8
-5R
VB-8
-6R
VB-1
0-4R
VB-1
05R
VB-1
0-6R
4P 527 692 697 768 964 1034 1022 1267 1357 1264 1568 1680Q 569 692 740 831 1028 1097 1107 1351 1441 1369 1673 1785NQ 569 692 740 831 1028 1097 1107 1351 1441 1369 1673 1785SQ 556 676 727 812 1009 1078 1081 1326 1416 1338 1642 1753
TABLE 1: Overall dimensions (mm) ±5mm tolerance
1 VB-8-6R, VB-8-5R only2 VB-10-5R
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6. Installation Guide
Mounting and Connections: The VB Series of Air Cooled Condensers is suitable for Vertical air fl ow only.
For Model: VB-4-4R to VB-6-6R, VB-8-6R, VB-10-4R, VB-10-6R (Figure 1.)
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Recommended Clearances (table 3)
Please note:A clearance at each end of the condenser for practical purposes is recommended, a minimum distance of 750mm. For alternative condenser deck arrangements, please contact BITZER Australia.
Lifting
Lifting lugs are fi tted to each condenser and each have a Working Load Limit (W.L.L.) of 900kg as per Certifi cate of Test and Examnination, Certifi cate No. 45479. For Dimensions please refer to Table 4 as per below.
• Remove the condenser from its crate or skid using an appropriate lifting device (refer Figure 3 for recommended lifting methods)
• Place the condenser into the installation position and secure using the mounting holes as per Figure 1 or 2.
• Please Note: Minimum diameter of fi xing bolts is to be 9.525mm (⅜”)• The use of lifting devices during installation is recommended where applicable.• Observe recommended condenser mounting locations as per Figure 1 or 2.• Ensure the condenser is installed level, to avoid liquid locking within the condenser.• Refrigeration piping connections should be carried out in accordance with the current “Refrigeration Code
of Good Practice”*. (Beware of HOT surfaces present during the welding procedure).• Refer to Figure 1 or Figure 2 for refrigeration piping connection points.
Condensers Installed on a Solid Deck
Qty of Fans Distance (mm)
4 10006 14508 1950
10 2450
Condensers Installed on an Open Mesh Platform
0.5mm from a Solid DeckQty of Fans Distance
(mm)
4 8506 12508 1650
10 2100
Condensers Installed on an Open Mesh Platform
1.0mm from a Solid DeckQty of Fans Distance
(mm)
4 7006 10008 1350
10 1700
Model No. of Lugs
Maximum Lug Distance
VB-4F 4 1980mmVB-6F 4 2960mmVB-8F 6 3960mm
VB-10F 8 4920mm
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7. Electrical Connections
• Fan motors comply with DIN EN 60 043-1 (VDE 0530 Part 1) and suitable for 3PH 400 Volt ±10%,∆ /Y 50 Hz. Operation.
• All three phase motors are pre-wired for high speed operation to an independent isolation switch within an IP56 rated electrical junction box mounted on the condenser.
• Please see FIG. 4 for High Speed / ∆-Delta connection.• Please see FIG. 5 for Low-Speed / Y-Star connection.
Please refer to the following fan manufacturer’s recommendations:
“The temperature monitors (TB) or PTC resistors built into the winding serve as the motor protection and must be connected to a manual reset device to prevent automatic restart after thermal excursion. Motor damage caused by excessive temperature in the fan motor due to not connected thermal contacts is not covered under warranty.
Axial fans are suitable for operation with frequency inverters when the following points are complied with:• Between the inverter and the motor, sinusoidal fi lters should be incorporated which are eff ective for all
phases (sinusoidal output voltage, phase against phase, phase against protective conductor) as off ered by manufacturers.
• du/dt fi lters (also called motor or suppression fi lters) cannot be used in place of sinusoidal fi lters.• In case of speed control by voltage reduction (phase cutting), increased noise may be caused by
resonance depending on the mounting position and location. We recommend the additional installation of a noise fi lter.
• We cannot guarantee that competitive makers of voltage control devices and frequency converters will function properly and not damage the motors when used for rotational-speed control of our Fans.
• The operation with frequency inverter is limited to 50 Hz on 400Volt supply. Operation above these limits may cause a reduction in fan motor effi ciency and an increase of internal motor temperature which may aff ect performance and motor life.
• For further fan information please refer to the enclosed Fan Operating instructions or contact BITZER Australia.
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EC-BLUE Single and 3 Phase Fan Motor(s) & Controls
Setting of fan conditions using “AM-CONFIG”
AM-CONFIG is the “plug and play” controller available to suit the EC-Blue. As default the fans are supplied to receive a 0-10V input signal and operate to 0-1100rpm. Common setup features are accessible using this device. See manufacturer’s operating instructions for more information.
Fan power specifi cations 800mm 3 Phase Motor Watts W 3000 Motor Amps (400V) A 4.60
8. COMMISSIONING INSTRUCTIONS
• Leak testing should be carried out in accordance with the current “Refrigeration Code of Good Practice”*.
• Following leak testing, the system should be evacuated using accepted refrigeration practices. The vacuum pump should be connected to both the high and low pressure sides of the system with all shut-off valves open. Refrigerant charging should be carried out in accordance with the current “Refrigeration Code of Good Practice”*
• Extreme care should be taken to avoid direct contact with liquid refrigerant. (Freeze Burns)• Ensure the electrical wiring is in accordance with local electrical regulations and ensure fan motor direction
is correct.
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9. MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
• Buff alo Trident condensers require low maintenance, apart from regular cleaning of the fi n face. Frequency is dependent upon the operating environment of the condenser.
• It is recommended that fi n surfaces are cleaned using a soft bristle brush and/or low pressure water, taking care to avoid all electrical components. (Electrical power must be isolated prior to cleaning)
All fan motors contain bearings and are maintenance free.
10. DE-COMMISSIONING INSTRUCTIONS
• Pump down refrigeration system into the receiver or suitable container. (As per “Refrigeration Code of Good Practice” *)
• Isolate power and remove electrical wiring (remove earth wire last) and associated components where necessary.
• Disconnect refrigeration piping and seal both the system and condenser connections. (Ensure that positive/negative pressure does not exist in condenser prior to disconnection)
• Condenser can now be removed from location. (The use of lifting devices during removal is recommended where applicable)
* “Refrigeration Code of Good Practice” produced in conjunction with AFCAM.
11. MANUFACTURER
Our products are manufactured in compliance with applicable international standards and regulations. If you have any questions about how to use our products or if you are planning special applications, please contact: BITZER Australia Pty Ltd Please contact us via email and visit our website: Buff alo Trident Division info@buff alotrident.com.au 25 Strzelecki Avenue www.bitzer.com.au Sunshine VIC 3020, Australia Tel.: +61 (0)3 8326 8200 Fax: +61 (0)3 9310 2520
12. SERVICE ADDRESS
For local support please refer to our website for a list of our nearest branch offi ce.
BITZER Australia Pty Limited134 Dunheved Circuit,
St Marys, NSW 2760Australia
tel +61 (2) 8801 9300fax +61 (2) 9673 4698
Victoriatel +61 (3) 8326 8200fax +61 (3) 9310 2520
Queenslandtel +61 (7) 3725 1360fax +61 (7) 3274 3621
South Australiatel +61 (8) 8345 6110fax +61 (8) 8268 4555
Western Australiatel +61 (8) 6350 6297fax +61 (8) 9359 2077
BITZER New ZealandBITZER Australia Pty Ltd
9a Douglas Alexander ParadeRosedale 0632
Auckland New Zealand
tel +64 9 415 2030
www.bitzer.com.au
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manufactured are pending design and specification registration and must not be copied or duplicated in any way.
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