Model
Cooling
method
Cooling
capacity
Power supply
Option
Page 148
Optional
accessories
International
standards
Air-cooled
refrigeration
9.5 kW
· 3-phase 200 VAC (50 Hz),
3-phase 200 to 230 VAC (60 Hz)
·
3-phase 380 to 415 VAC (50/60 Hz)
· With earth
leakage breaker
(For 400 V type as
standard)
· With automatic
fluid fill function
· Applicable to
deionized water
piping
· Piping conversion
fitting
· Bypass piping set
· Electric conductivity
control set
· Particle filter set
· Filter for circulating
fluid fill port
·
Drain pan set (With
water leakage sensor)
·
Wired remote controller
(400 V as standard)
(Only 200 V as an option)
Water-cooled
refrigeration
11.0 kW
Pages 149 to 152
Variations
Circuit diagram
Circulating fluid circuitRefrigeration circuit
Facility water circuit
WPR
Water-regulating valve
Facility water outletFacility water inlet
Air release valve for
facility water discharge
Water-cooled
condenser
¡
The DC inverter compressor compresses the refrigerant gas, and
discharges the high temperature and high pressure refrigerant gas.
¡In the case of air-cooled refrigeration, the high temperature and
high pressure refrigerant gas is cooled down by an air-cooled
condenser with the ventilation of the DC inverter fan, and becomes a liquid. In the case of water-cooled refrigeration, the refrigerant gas is cooled by a water-cooled condenser with the facility water in the facility water circuit, and becomes a liquid.
¡
The liquefied high pressure refrigerant gas expands and its temperature lowers when it passes through expansion valve A and vaporizes by taking heat from the circulating fluid in the evaporator.
¡The vaporized refrigerant gas is sucked into the DC inverter com-
pressor and compressed again.
¡When heating the circulating fluid, the high pressure and high
temperature refrigerant gas is bypassed into the evaporator by
expansion valve B, to heat the circulating fluid.
¡ The circulating fluid discharged from the inverter pump, is heat-
ed or cooled by the user’s equipment and returns to the tank.
¡The circulating fluid is sent to the evaporator by the inverter
pump, and is controlled to a set temperature by the refrigeration
circuit, to be discharged to the user’s equipment side again by
the thermo-chiller.
POINT
POINT
POINT
Adjusting the discharge pressure by pump inverter
control eliminates wasteful discharge of the circulating fluid and realizes energy saving operation.
Since the refrigeration circuit is controlled by the
signal from 2 temperature sensors (for return and
discharge), precise temperature control of the circulating fluid can be performed. Therefore, there is no
necessity of absorbing the temperature difference in
the circulating fluid with a large tank capacity, and
realizes high temperature stability even with a smallsize tank. Also, contributes to space-saving.
The combination of inverter control of the compressor and fan (facility water flow control by a water-regulating valve is used in water-cooled refrigeration),
and the precise control of expansion valves A and B
realizes energy saving operation without waste and
high temperature stability.
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Thermo-chiller
Inverter Type
HRSH090 Series
Circulating Fluid Temperature Controller
Expansion valve A
Pressure sensor
(For high-pressure
refrigerant gas)
Pressure sensor
(For low-pressure
refrigerant gas)
Level
switch
Circulating
fluid return port
Temperature sensor
(For discharge)
Temperature sensor
(For compressor intake)
Pressure sensor
(For discharge)
Temperature sensor
(For return)
Drain port
Circulating
fluid outlet
Dryer
Temperature sensor
(For compressor discharge)
Heat exchanger
Resin tank
Fluid
level
indicator
User's equipment
(Heat source)
Expansion valve B
E
TS
PS TS
TS
E
PS
PS
TS
DC inverter
compressor
DC inverter fan
Inverter pump
Ventilation
Air-cooled
condenser
D
2
1
3
* This circuit construction of the position of the
parts may be different from actual product.
HRSH090-W-m
(Water-cooled refrigeration)
HRSH090-A-m
(Air-cooled refrigeration)
Circulating fluid circuitRefrigeration circuit