Danfoss Adaptive Energy Optimization Installation guide

Adaptive Energy Optimization (AEO)
with High Speed Electronit Unit
Technical Info
Introduction
Herewith a description of a function in the high speed electronic unit. The unit contains a feature called Adaptive Energy Optimization (AEO). It is very suitable for systems with huge load variations and applications where energy is an important issue.
Function
Inital start up conditions
Adaptation of the capacity
The software algorithm adapts the capacity of the compressor to the actual load of the system.
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The unit regulates the capacity so that the compressor runtime is approximately 24 minutes. If the compressor does not reach cut out temperature within 48 minutes the speed is set to 4400 rpm.
Example how to determine the speed
Start up speed: 3250 rpm Runtime: 15 minutes Speed at cut out: 3250+(9.4x15) ~3390 rpm
Start up speed: 3390-300 = 3090 rpm Runtime: 20 minutes Speed at cut out: 3090+(9.4x20) ~3280 rpm
Start up speed: 3280-300= 2980 rpm Runtime: 30 minutes Speed at cut out: 2980+(9.4x30) ~3260 rpm
Curves
The graphs on page 2 show the re­lation between cabinet tempera­ture and speed. After a power cut out the start speed will always be set to 3250 rpm. After a thermostat cut out the start up speed is calculated as speed at stop minus 300. The speed will be adapted automatically so that the thermos­tat runtime will be approximately 24 minutes.
Benefits
Independent of load variations
Energy savings
Reduced number of compressor
starts
Prevents short cycling of the compressor
Battery protection
Soft start in tropical conditions
Code nos.
Single pack 101N0280 Industrial pack 101N0281 (28 pcs)
REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING
4400
3250
2500
0
RPM
°C
4100
4200
3900
4100
3800
4250
3950
24 min. 24 min.
Cabinet temperature
48 min.
4400
8544
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DEHC.EI.100.A2.02/520N0198 Produced by Danfoss Compressors, DEHC6093, 09.2005
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