INDUSTRIAL DIRECT AND INDIRECT/DIRECT EVAPORATIVE COOLING
Engineer designed to satisfy your design requirements.
Modular Components
• Air Handling Modules in side, down or up
discharge and single or dual inlet design.
• Evaporative Media Modules with standard 8” or
Hi-Performance 12” media.
• Indirect Cooling Modules for added cooling
with no moisture added (optional).
Durable Construction
• Galvanized steel with our exclusive
POLYBOND® polyester epoxy powder
based coating ensures years of dependable
service.
Effi ciency
• Choice of media modules allows cooling
effi ciencies tailored to your design
requirements.
Cost Effectiveness
• Competitive fi rst cost combined with substantial
energy savings over refrigerated air units results in
quick payback. Plus, the simplicity of design allows
low maintenance requirements.
Other Features
• Precision balanced blower wheel.
• Solid shaft for rugged durability.
• AdobeAir motors and pumps are U.L. Recognized.
• City of Los Angeles (C.O.L.A.) approved.
• AMCA Licensed ratings
• U.L. Classifi ed
• U.L. Listed
Dual Inlet
Models MD628, MS628, and MU628 U.L. Classified
Shown with 12” media modules DM120
Models UD980 and US980 U.L. Listed
Shown with 12” media modules UM120
AdobeAir, Inc. certifies that the evaporative air cooling products
shown herein are licensed to bear the AMCA Seal. The ratings
shown are based on tests and procedures performed in
accordance with AMCA Publication 211 and comply with the
requirements of the AMCA Certified Ratings Program.
Single Inlet
Models MD524 and MS524 U.L. Classified
Shown with 12” media modules DM080
Models UD960 and US960 U.L. Listed
Shown with 12” media modules UM080
SINGLE-STAGE INDUSTRIAL EVAPORATIVE COOLING
Direct Evaporative Cooling Process
Direct evaporative cooling exchanges sensible heat for latent heat,
and follows upward along a constant wet-bulb temperature line on the
Psychrometric
Chart. The result
is a dry-bulb
temperature of
the leaving air
(B) approaching
the wet-bulb
temperature of the
entering air (A).
Standard and Hi-Performance Models
The fl exibility of modular components allows selection of CFM and
saturation effi ciencies producing the sensible heat capacities needed to
meet design requirements. For
many applications, our standard
8” media continues to be an
economical choice, with an 80%
saturation effi ciency at 450 FPM.
For more demanding design
conditions, our 12” media offers
90% effi ciency at around 450
FPM.
MasterCool Evaporative Media
MasterCool evaporative media is constructed
of special cellulose material, impregnated with
insoluble anti-rot salts and rigidifying saturants.
The cross-fl uted design continually directs
water to the air-entering side, inducing a highly
turbulent mixing of air and water for optimum
heat and moisture transfer.
Direct Evaporative Cooling
Put simply, whenever water is evaporated, heat
is absorbed. This basic principle underlies the design
of the MasterCool direct evaporative cooler.
High Quality Construction
Hot-dipped galvanized steel, welded for maximum
strength is combined with our exclusive POLYBOND®
fi nish that protects the whole system – cabinet
pans, distributor covers, louvers, and all other parts
contacting water. The electrostatically applied
polyester epoxy powder-based coating is cured at high
temperature and is so durable that these models are
backed by the best warranty in the industry.
Energy Efficient...
Environmentally Friendly
With no compressors or condensors, MasterCool
evaporative coolers offer signifi cant energy savings
over mechanical refrigeration units; and, with no
CFC’s, do not contribute to depletion of the ozone
layer. Their air washing effect improves indoor air
quality with fresh, fi ltered air constantly brought into
the cooled space...forcing stale air out.
Comfort Levels
Not only does evaporative cooling lower the temperature
in the space to be cooled, it also lowers the temperature
you feel. Rapid air movement produced by the
MasterCool increases skin evaporation which causes you
to feel 3-5° effectively cooler than the temperature read
from a thermometer. Evaporative cooling can provide
effective temperatures acceptable in most commercial/
industrial applications throughout the world.
Typical Applications
The Industrial MasterCool is used for area cooling or
spot cooling. In many areas it can replace or supplement
mechanical refrigeration needs in agricultural,
institutional, commercial, and industrial applications.
Applications such as kitchens, laundries, gymnasiums,
heat treating areas, and dry cleaning plants requiring
large quantities of fresh air moving through the building
are ideal candidates for evaporative cooling.
2-STAGE INDUSTRIAL EVAPORATIVE COOLING
Indirect/Direct Evaporative Cooling Process
In the indirect cooling stage, entering air is cooled along a horizontal
humidity ratio line on the Psychrometric Chart (A to B) without adding
moisture. In the next cooling stage, this air is further cooled along a new
wet-bulb line (B
to C), resulting in
a lower dry-bulb
temperature of
leaving air than
can be achieved
with single stage
direct evaporative
cooling alone.
Typical Confi gurations
Many confi gurations of 2-Stage Industrial MasterCool are possible.
Typical fi eld-assembled components include 2 or 3 Indirect Cooling
Modules with Models MD/MS524 and 4 or 6 ICM’s with models MD/MS/
MU628 Contact your
local MasterCool
representative for
assistance in sizing.
Models shown with
three ICM’s at each
inlet location.
The Indirect Cooling Module
Outside air is drawn into the ICM. A fan
draws air through the inside of vertical fi ns
(which have water running inside them). The
air picks up heat and is expelled from the
ICM while the fi ns are cooled by evaporation.
Other outside air is drawn across the outside
surfaces of the cooled fi ns, and is cooled
without coming in contact with water. This
cooled air, with no humidity added, then
enters the direct evaporative section of the
Industrial MasterCool for fi nal cooling.
2-Stage Indirect/Direct
Evaporative Cooling
2-Stage cooling allows you to use energy-saving
evaporative cooling technology for design conditions
where direct evaporative cooling alone is not adequate.
A 2-stage cooler results in greater cooling power, less
affected by higher ambient temperature and humidity.
In the indirect cooling stage, outside entering air
is cooled sensibly reducing its total enthalpy. This
“precooled” air is then evaporatively cooled in the direct
cooling stage, approaching its new, lower
wet-bulb temperature.
The end result is discharge temperatures near or
even slightly below the wet-bulb temperature.
More importantly, these lower discharge temperatures
translate into customer comfort at a fraction of the cost
of refrigerated air conditioning.
Applications
With its substantial increase in cooling capacity, the
indirect/direct 2-stage Industrial MasterCool can replace
mechanical refrigeration in many applications.
KoolKalk...
Computer Aided Sizing
The sizing method described in this brochure can be used
for general sizing of direct evaporative Industrial MasterCool
units.
For more accurate sizing, and for sizing indirect/direct units,
we recommend the use of KoolKalk... an IBM compatible
computer program designed specifi cally for AdobeAir
Evaporative Coolers. For more information please visit the
AdobeAir, Inc. website at www.AdobeAir.com.
DIMENSIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS
Single Inlet Model Dimensions MD524 or UD960 (Down Discharge) and MS524 or US960 (Side Discharge)
Top View Side View Front View
MD/MS524 or UD/US960
Media Section Cabinet Duct Location Drain1 Media Blower Water2 Electric3 Blower Wheel
Model Number Location Cabi- Cabi- Service Service
1 Required Side Down net net Location Location Pitch
H W D A B C E F G J K L M S T Dia. Width Shaft Dia. N P Q R X V Sq.Ft.
DM080
or UM080 51
DM120
or UM120 51
1. Drain is 3/4” male hose thread.
2. Water service can be left or right for 1/4” tubing.
• Amperage from National Electric Code. • See nameplate on actual motor for amperage in fi guring overload protector.
• Single phase motors rated 230 volts can be operated at nameplate amps at 208 volts. • All 3-phase motors listed are suitable for use on evaporative coolers at 200 volts.
5
/8 EJ007
5
/8 EJ021
7
/8 EJ665
7
/8 EJ212
7
/8 EJ666
7
/8 EJ213
7
/8 EJ667
1
/8 EJ668
1
/8 EJ659
3
/8 EJ675
Pump Specifi cations
Pump Volts Amps Watts GPH
Model# At 4’ Head
CP280 115 1.2 80 300
CP480 230 .6 80 300
Note: Pumps are available in 115 volt and 230 volt models. As a
result, transforming or separate circuiting may be required for
other voltages.
Bleed Rates GPH per Media Module
Blower Model Blower Motor HP
524 or 960 7 8 9 10 10 – –
628 or 980 – 11 13 14 16 18 20
¾ 1 1½ 2 3 5 7½
Dual Inlet Model Dimensions MD628 or UD980 (Down Discharge), MS628 or US980 (Side Discharge) and MU628 (Up Discharge)
Top View Side View - Blower Section Front View
(UP)
(DOWN)
MD/MS/MU628 or UD/US980
Media Section Cabinet Duct Location Drain1 Media Blower Water2 Electric3 Blower Wheel Blower Skid Location Media Pad
Model Number Location Cabi- Cabi- Service Service Pulley Dimension Area
1 Required Side Down net net Location Location Pitch
H W D A B C E F G J K L M S T Dia. Width Shaft Dia. N P Y Q R X V Sq.Ft.
DM080
or UM080 51
DM120
or UM120 51
1. Drain is 3/4” male hose thread.
2. Water service can be left or right for 1/4” tubing.
Follow these steps to properly size the Industrial MasterCool. The performance or
Sensible Heat Capacity of any cooler is a function of both the CFM and saturation
effi ciency (which determines the delivered air discharge temperature). Sizing by
only considering CFM may result in an improperly sized application.
1. Determine design conditions:
Outdoor Dry-Bulb DB1
Outdoor Wet-Bulb WB1
Indoor Dry-Bulb T1
2. Determine design sensible heat load (Btuh)
3. Determine leaving air temperature (LAT):
LAT = DB1 - [(DB1 - WB ) * EFF]
where EFF ‘ 0.80 for 8” media or 0.90 for 12” media
4. Determine CFM required:
CFM = 0.925 * Sensible Heat Load
(T1 - LAT)
5. Determine the cooler(s) required:
Refer to the specifi cation / air fl ow charts on next page.
6. Use KoolKalk to account for various losses:
This will result in more accurate sizing.
Motor Sheave Selection
1. Determine the external static pressure of the air delivery system.
2. Determine the motor (H.P., Voltage and Phase) required to deliver the design
airfl ow.
3. Determine the shaft size for the motor selected.
Refer to the Electrical Specifi cations chart on facing page.
4. Determine the RPM that will deliver the required airfl ow (CFM) at the static
pressure of the system.
Refer to the Certifi ed Air Delivery CFM chart for the chosen cooler and selected
motor HP.
5. Determine the sheave, and the number of turns open, that is closest to the
desired RPM.
Refer to the Sheave Selection charts on the next page. Find the selected motor HP,
shaft size, and desired RPM (See Steps 2-4 above). You might need to look at more
than one sheave before fi nding the correct RPM.
6. Specify the sheave and sheave setting (turns open) for the installer.
Ordering
When ordering your cooler, you should know this information.
• System design static pressure.
• Desired air volume at system design.
• Electrical power supply available.
• Stability of structure to support operating weight of unit.
Complete systems consist of the following components, and are sold separately
for application versatility.
• Cabinet – 1 blower section
• Wet media section (1 for 524’s - 2 for 628’s)
• Motor
• Motor sheave
• Pulley-belt kit
• Pump (one required for each media section)
NOTE: Motor starters, internal wiring and over-current protection are not supplied.
DIMENSIONS
Certifi ed Air Delivery CFM at Various External Static Pressures
Inches Water Gauge. AMCA Licensed Ratings.
Operating Belt information .0 .0 .1 .1 .2 .2
Model Weight BHP Quantity Down Side Up CFM RPM CFM RPM CFM RPM
Shaded Areas: Do not exceed listed RPM, water entrainment may result.
NOT RECOMMENDED
*Not supplied: MS524 coolers with a 3 HP motor require the purchase of one A82 belt
(AX78 belt included with unit). MD628 and MS628 coolers with 1, 11⁄2 or 2 HP motor
requires one A95 belt (two A97 belts included with unit). MD628 and MS628 coolers
1
with 7
⁄2 HP motor require two A100 belts (two A97 belts included with unit).
MD/MS 524 or UD/US 960 Sheave Selection
Motor HP Browning Bore Blower RPM / Sheave Turns Open MasterCool
Part # 5 4 ½ 4 3 ½ 3 2 ½ 2 1 ½ 1 ½ 0 Package #
Single Phase Motor Blower RPM @ 1725 Motor RPM / Sheave Turns Open
Project Submittal Sheet Models MD/MS 524, MD/MS/MU 628 — U.L. Classifi ed or UD/US 960, UD/US 980 — U.L. Listed
Project SHL*
Location
Architect
Engineer
Contractor
Submitted By Date
*Total design sensible heat load of project.
Blower Section – Motor – Motor Sheave – Pulley and Belt Kit
Blower Section Motor Specifi cations Kits
Ref. No. Qty. Model No. Motor HP Volts Phase Amps Motor Sheave Belt
1
2
3
4
*NOTE: Each unit (ready to operate) consists of one blower section, one blower motor, one pulley-belt kit, one motor sheave.
Wet Section – Pump
Wet Section Pump
Ref. No. Qty. Model No. Quantity Volts Amps GPM
1
2
3
4
*NOTE: Each wet section (ready to operate) consists of one wet module and one pump.
Your local MasterCool Representative of AdobeAir, Inc., is ready to
assist you in unit selection and application.
The world leader in evaporative cooling technology, AdobeAir, Inc. is continually involved in
the process of product improvement. AdobeAir, Inc. therefore reserves the right to change
specifi cations and/or design without prior notice. To obtain the most current product information
and/or specifi cations, visit the AdobeAir, Inc. web site at www.AdobeAir.com.
Manufactured in Mexico by:
AdobeAir, Inc.
1450 East Grant St.
Phoenix, AZ 85034
www.AdobeAir.com
MasterCool evaporative coolers and components are designed and tested in accordance with
one or more of the following standards or agencies:
Air Delivery: Data published derived from tests conducted in accordance with A.M.C.A. (Air Move-
ment and Control Assoc.) Standard 210.
Sealant: Water Immersion: per ASTM D870. Flexibility: per ASTM D756. Corrosion Resistance: per
ASTM B117. Cycle Freeze/Thaw: per ASTM C117.
POLYBOND®: Corrosion Resistance: per ASTM B117. Pencil Hardness: per ASTM D3363. Adhesion:
per ASTM D3359. Impact Resistance: per ASTM D2794. Flexibility: per ASTM D522. Specular Gloss:
per ASTM D523. Surface Burning Characteristics of Building Materials (best rating) per U.L. 723
and ASTM E-84.
Pumps: Recognized under the U.L. component recognition program for the application – construction, thermal overload, running overload, and locked rotor protection.
Blower Motors: U.L. Recognized general purpose drip-proof.
Polymeric Materials: Tested in accordance with U.L. 94 and 746C. Covered by City of Los Angeles
Research Reports (C.O.L.A.) RR930224 (for all single phase applications), or RR930190 (for 3
phase applications) Electrical, and RR8141 Mechanical.
L900799A March 2007
Loading...
+ hidden pages
You need points to download manuals.
1 point = 1 manual.
You can buy points or you can get point for every manual you upload.