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1 million reasonsto choose the best

www.abqm.danfoss.com

3 yearspayback time

Case studies prove that investing in Danfoss PIBCV’s pays itself back in less than 3 years.

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Pressure Independent Balancing and Control Valve (PIBCV)

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Portfolio overviewD

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AB-QM S AB-QM XL AB-QM XXL

PN 16 16 16 16

DN 10 … 32 40 … 100 125 … 150 200 … 250

Min p 16 … 20 kPa 30 kPa 30 / 60 (HF version) kPa 30 / 60 (HF version) kPa

Max p 400 kPa 400 kPa 400 kPa 400 kPa

PIBCV (PL28) range overview

TWA-Z; ABN A5; QT; ABNM;AME 110NL; etc.

AMV(E) 435 (QM);AME 25 SU/SD

AMV(E) 55, 56 (QM) AME 655, 658 SU/SD AMV(E) 85, 86 (QM)

Actuator‘s range overview

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AB-QM

• Energy savingso built in p control eliminates any overflow

improves temperature control (increases T)o ~100% valve authority

• Easy to installo can be mounted in the flow or in the returno three functions in one valve body (control valve,

flow limitation & p control); 3 in 1o easy to size and select, wide range of actuators

(ON/OFF and 0-10V, SU/SD, 230 & 24 V, etc.)o wide range DN 10LF … 32HF (30-3520 l/h)

• Reliabilityo linear valve characteristic + lin. or log. actuatoro stroke detection by actuatoro more than 1,5 million sold valves prove it

• Easy to maintaino flow setting can be modified without tool o phased commissioningo simple pump optimisationo Presetting above 100% (up to 110-120%)

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PIBCV control application• For different type of TUs (FCU, small

AHU, chilled beam, solar panels, etc.), one pipe riser

• In commercial building as “end point” control in variable or const. flow syst.

• In residential buildings – one pipe riser controller– two pipe “staircase” control (no TRV)

• Ensures 100% authority for control valve by integrated pressure difference controller

• Eliminates any overflow in the system• Suitable for ON/OFF or proportional

control with wide range of actuators• Essential element of hydraulic

balancing in variable flow system

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APPLICATION• AHU, Heating/Cooling

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APPLICATION• Fancoil unit,

Heating/Cooling

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Product portfolio

AB-QM &

TWA-Z

AB-QM& ABNM LOG/LIN

AB-QM& AME/V

110/120 NL

AB-QM& AME 15QM

AB-QM (HF)& AME 55QM

AB-QM (HF) &AME 85QM

AB-QM DN10 - DN250Flow capacity 30 l/h - 443.000 l/h

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Agenda

What is the AB-QM How does the AB-QM work Setting the AB-QM Selections Calculation Product range Applications

How does the AB-QM improve your installation

How does the AB-QM save money

How does the AB-QM save energy

References

Conclusion

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What is the AB-QM?

The AB-QM is a Pressure Independent Balancing and Control Valve (PIBCV):

Control valve Automatic balancing function

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How does the AB-QM work

The top part of the AB-QM is a control valve

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How does the AB-QM work

The bottom part of the AB-QM is a differential pressure controller that keeps a constant differential pressure across the control valve independent of pressure fluctuations in the system

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How does the AB-QM work

The pressure controller keeps a constant differential pressure across the control valve

Q = Kv x √∆P

Constant differential pressure means: Constant flow Full authority

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Setting the AB-QM can be done at any time, with or without pressure on the system

Maximum flow is marked on the valve

Calculate setting percentage: Qdesign/Qmax*100 %

example: 270/450*100% = 60%

Set the AB-QM to the desired setting percentage

Setting the AB-QM (DN10-DN32)

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For the larger sizes the principle of the setting is the same: Calculate setting percentage Set the valve

The scale indicates the setting

Setting the AB-QM (DN40-DN250)

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Product range

AB-QM &

TWA-Z

AB-QM& ABNM LOG/LIN

AB-QM& AME/V

110/120 NL

AB-QM& AME 15QM

AB-QM& AME 55QM

AB-QM &AME 85QM

AB-QM is available in the full range from DN10 to DN250

Flow range from 30 l/h to 442.000 l/h

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The AB-QM can be combined with a large range of actuators

Our gear actuators have the following unique features: Self calibration to the stroke of the AB-QM Lin/Log switch to make the same valve/actuator

combination linear or logarithmic

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The AB-QM can be combined with a large range of actuators

For applications that have no focus on control precision we offer: TWA-Z thermal On/Off actuators for DN10 to DN20

24 and 230 Vac Normally Open (NO) and Normally Closed

versions (NC) AMI 140 On/Off gear actuators for DN25 to DN32 ABNM Thermal 0-10 V actuators (DN10 to DN32)*

ABNM LOG for Water->Air heat exchangers ABNM LIN for Water->Water heat exchangers

* for DN25 and DN32 only to 90% of maximum flow

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Selection

The selection of the AB-QM is based on the flow only

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Calculation

To calculate needed pump head

Determine the critical circuit

Calculate pump head without AB-QM

Find starting pressure AB-QM(16-30 kPa)

Add the starting pressure to the pump head

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Applications

AHU, Heating/Cooling

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Applications

Fancoil unit, Heating/Cooling

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Applications

Radiant panels Heating/Cooling

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How does the AB-QM improve your installation

In a conventional installation pressures fluctuate because valves are opening and closing

The actuator needs to compensate for that constantly and will start hunting. Unstable temperature control Reduced lifespan of actuator

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How does the AB-QM improve your installation

With the AB-QM the pressure fluctuations are compensated by the pressure controller No temperature fluctuations No constantly moving actuator

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How does the AB-QM save money Less calculation

Less components

Less mounting

Less energy

3 yearspayback time

Case studies prove that investing in Danfoss PIBCV’s pays itself back in less than 3 years.

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Less calculations

Selection of the AB-QM is based purely on the flow: No KV calculations No need to calculate authority

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Less Mounting/Installation

Mounting cost Installation time DN15 valve

approx. 70 minutes Installation time DN40

approx. 80 minutes Installation time DN80

approx. 120 minutes

Less commissioning time (normally atleast 30 min./valve)

No delay of handover

Phased handovers

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How does the AB-QM save energy Potential savings

pumping ∆T to chiller Temperature setting

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Energy savings on pumping

Pump head (Bar)

Flow(m3/h)

Days per year

Load profile

0,8 120 285 Full load

0,8 100 285 Standard

1,6 120 285 Standard

Energy per year

Energy cost per valve per

year (€)

31000 15,5

9900 5,0

22900 11,5

•3-way valves require full load all the time

•PICV allows more precise flow limitation

•Traditional control requires bigger pumphead to achieve sufficient authority

3-way

AB-QM

2-way

NB: Calculations based on an average installation with 100m3/h and 200 DN20 valves with a flow of 500 l/h. 1 kW = 0,1 Euro

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Energy saving on chiller

A chiller is designed for 100% load but operates mostly (in case of traditional control valve) at 40% due low ∆T syndrome. Consequently additional chillers will be started by the control system to achieve requested cooling.

AB-QM will increase chiller performance significantly, as we avoided overflow and thus are we able to increase ∆T

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Energy saving on Chiller Higher (designed) return allows chiller to run more efficeint

Variable primary hydronics allow to run chillers in so called maxCap more demanding to control valves

To ensure maximum efficiency make sure to maximize ΔT

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Increasing ∆T leads to higher energy efficiency

Higher return temperature (with 3 K) for chillers (cooling system) results >10% energy saving

Lower return temperature (< 60ºC) for condensing boilers (heating system) results in ~10% energy saving

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Energy saving on the temperature setting

What constitutes a comfortable temperature is individual and varies through the day

Imprecise control increases the chance of discomfort

Discomfort causes complaints and increased use of energy

By stabilizing the control the temperature can be optimised

increasing the setting with 1K saves 10 to 16% of energy (Cooling)

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Energy saving summary

By reducing overflows the pump can run on a lower speed

By improving the DT of the installation the efficiency of the chiller can be improved

By increasing the performance of the control the temperature setting can be optimised

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References and Conclusion

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Conclusion

The Danfoss AB-QM is a Pressure Independent Balancing and Control Valve (PIBCV) Perfect control Automatic balance

The AB-QM is easy to select and to set

The AB-QM saves money

The AB-QM saves energy

The AB-QM is a proven product