Western Airconditioning Zeta Echos, Zeta Echos/HP, Zeta Echos/ST, Zeta Echo/LN, Zeta Echos/SLN Technical Information Manual

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Zeta Echos
air/water chillers and heat pumps
Technical information manual
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ZETA ECHOS
Water chiller
ZETA ECHOS/HP
Reversible heat pump
ZETA ECHOS/ST
Unit with tank and pumps
ZETA ECHOS/DC
Unit with recovery condenser
ZETA ECHOS/DS
Unit with desuperheater
ZETA ECHO/LN
Low-noise unit
ZETA ECHOS/SLN
Super low-noise unit
ZETA ECHOS/LE
Motocondensing unit
ZETA ECHOS A
High performance unit
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Index
Technical features 4 General technical data 16 Electrical data 26 Cooling capacity basic version 30 Heating capacity basic version 32 Total recovery capacity basic version 34 Cooling capacity LE version 35 Heating capacity LE version 36 Cooling capacity A version 38 Heating capacity A version 40 Total recovery capacity A version 41 Operating limits 43 Noise levels 46 Overall dimensions, weights, clearance
areas and hydraulic connections 48 Installation guidelines 70
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TECHNICAL FEATURES
ZETA ECHOS
Air cooled water chiller with hermetic scroll compressors and brazed plate evaporators. Basic unit outfit.
STRUCTURE
Self-supporting frame and removable panels lined with noise-absorbent expanded polyurethane matting in galvanised steel sheet painted in RAL 7035 and the top of the unit in RAL 5017 with polyester powder at 180°C, to offer high weather resistance. Screws and bolts in Stainless Steel.
COMPRESSORS
Parallel connected hermetic rotary screw scroll type compressors with oil level gauge, klixon thermal protection and oil equalization system. Enclosed in an insulated compartment and separated from the air flow, the compressors are accessible through the special panels for maintenance operations, even when the unit is on.
CONDENSERS
The heat exchanger is composed of an aluminium-finned copper-tube multirow coil, of high efficiency. The finned coil pack is protected by a metal mesh.
ELECTRO FANS
Axial fans designed to enhance performance and reduce noise emissions, driven directly by a 6-pole electric motor with integrated klixon thermal protection. Motor protection degree is IP 54. The fan is fitted with a protection grille in compliance with UNI EN 294.
EVAPORATOR
Plate type heat exchanger in AISI 316 stainless steel covered with closed-cell foam. Each evaporator is equipped with temperature probe for antifreeze protection and vane operated flow switch supplied as standard. The plate heat exchangers provide for:
• Increased COP/EER;
• Reduced refrigerant charge;
• Reduced volume and weight of the unit;
• Easier maintenance.
COOLING CIRCUIT
Comprises: fluid valve, feeding plug, fluid sight glass, dehydrating filter, thermostatic expansion valve for pressure external control, high and low pressure switches and safety valve.
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TECHNICAL FEATURES
ELECTRICAL PANEL
The panel consists of:
• Main disconnect switch;
• Fuses for main and auxilliary power circuit protection ;
• Magnetothermic switches, pumps (if present);
• Compressor remote switches;
• Fan remote switches ;
• Pump remote switches (for ST version)
• Microprocessor to control the following functions:
- Control of ingoing water temperature;
- Anti-freeze protection;
- Compressor operation timers;
- Automatic rotation of compressor start-up sequence;
- Alarm signals;
- Alarm reset;
- Capacity steps;
- Cumulative alarm contact for remote signaling;
- Forced capacity reduction according to pressure limits;
• Display of:
- Ingoing and outgoing water temperature;
- Currently set temperature and differential;
- Alarm description;
- Hour counter for compressor operation;
• Black box function;
- Power supply (V/ph/Hz): 400/3~/50 ±5%.
CONTROL AND SAFETY DEVICES
• cooled water temperature control probe (on evaporator intake);
• anti-freeze probe on evaporator outtake;
• manual reset high pressure controller;
• controlled manual reset low pressure switch;
• high pressure safety valve;
• compressor overtemperature protection;
• fan overtemperature protection;
• vane actuated mechanical flow switch (supplied as standard)
TESTING
The units are factory-tested and supplied complete with oil and refrigerant.
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VERSIONS
Check the table with the available configurations for any interferences between one option and the other.
ZETA ECHOS A: high performance unit
Zeta Echos Class A carries the hallmark of energy-saving thanks to an EER of the chiller operation always greater than 3.1! There are 9 sizes available, with a capacity range from 44 to 135 kW, classified in full compliance with the regulations set by EUROVENT as high energy efficiency class. The diagram below describes the increase of energy efficiency of the Zeta Echos range, at 100% charge (EER) and partial charge (ESEER), according to the EUROVENT provisions.
ZETA ECHOS /HP: reversible heat pump
Beside the basic version components, the unit comprises:
- 4-way reversing valve;
- fluid collector;
- a second thermostatic valve;
- solenoid valve on fluid line from 6.2 at 13.2;
- enablement of summer/winter mode switching and automatic defrosting via microprocessor, with a patented logic, which ensures optimal activation and duration of defrosting operations.
ZETA ECHOS /LE:
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motocondensing unit
In addition to the basic version, this unit has no evaporator and thermostatic valve fitted.. The fluid receptors can be supplied as accessories. The solenoid valve on the fluid line is supplied as standard. The unit is supplied without refrigerant charge.
ZETA ECHOS /LE /HP: heat pump motocondensing unit
In addition to the basic version ZETA ECHOS/HP, this unit has no evaporator and thermostatic valves fitted. The solenoid valve on the fluid line is supplied as standard. The unit is supplied without refrigerant charge.
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HYDRAULIC SYSTEM OPTIONS
ZETA ECHOS /ST 2PS unit with pumps and tank
Beside the basic version components, the unit comprises:
- insulated storage tank;
- two circulation pumps of which one in stand-by mode, with automatic switch in case of failure;
- expansion vessel;
- check valve:
- gate valves. The ST version is available in four additional configurations:
- ST 1PS: unit with pump and tank;
- ST 1P: unit with single pump without tank;
- ST 2P: with 2 pumps without tanks;
- ST S: with tank without pumps.
ACCESSORY VERSIONS
ZETA ECHOS /DC unit with recovery condenser
Beside the basic version components, the unit comprises a recovery condenser on each cooling circuit (recoverying 100% of the condensing heat for the production of hot water) and a fluid receptor. The condenser is brazed plate type. The accessory is available for sizes from 3.2-13.2 "1p-2p" and for all models without hydraulic module; is not available for the HP models. The control automaticaly enables the recovery function, depending on water temperature, and controls its safety desablement in case of high pressure. For maximum benefit use the accessory combined with the circuit regulator. The accessory is available for all models. It is not available for the HP version.
ZETA ECHOS /DS unit with desuperheater
Beside the basic version components, the unit comprises a brazed plate recovery condenser on each cooling circuit (recoverying 20 % of the condensate, connected in series with the condenser coil). The accessory is available for models from 3.2 to 13.2 with "1P-2P" and for all models without hydraulic module. For maximum benefit use the accessory combined with the circuit regulator. This version is also available for HP outfit. In this case, the system must be equipped with a shut-off valve on the water recovery line during the HP mode operation, as shown in the manual.
ZETA ECHOS /LN low-noise unit
In addition to the basic version components, this unit has a fully soundproofed compressor compartment (using high acoustic impedance and sound-absorbent materials).
ZETA ECHOS /SLN super low-noise unit
beside the /LN version components, the coil surface is larger, fans have reduced speed and a turn regulator.
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ACCESSORIES
REFRIGERANT CIRCUIT ACCESSORIES
- Electronic thermostatic valve;
- Condensing pressure controlled by operation circuit regulator with low external temperatures;
- Double set point (high/low temperature) with a single electronic expansion valve. The evaporator is sized according to high temperature operation. The set point can be changed from the keyboard or the digital input, in this case must be specified in the order;
- High and low pressure switches are available for all models;
- Fluid receptors (supplied as standard for HP, HP/LE and DC, DC/LE versions);
- Intake and delivery valves on compressor line;
- Solenoid valve on fluid line (supplied as standard for HP and HP/LE and LE versions);
- Low water temperature kit.
HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT ACCESSORIES
- Defroster for the evaporator (the ST version is equipped with an antifreeze resistance on the tank, piping system and on the pump spiral, which is insulated for this reason) and on any recovery heat exchanger;
- Water side safety valve (ST version only). The valve calibration value is 6 bar, which corresponds to the maximum allowed operating pressure.
ELECTRICAL ACCESSORIES
- Serial interface RS485 suited for Carel and Modbus protocols;
- Power factor correction cos ⱷ ≥ 0.9 under nominal operating conditions; on the external board in IP 55 (power supply connected by the installer directly on the main). The accessory is combined with dry contacts;
- Remote user terminal (in addition to the standard one);
- Dry contacts.
MISCELLANEOUS ACCESSORIES
- Rubber antivibration mounts;
- Copper/copper condensation coil;
- Copper/tinned-copper condensation coil;
- Prepainted aluminium condensation coil;
- Condensation coil with passivated aluminium and polyurethane coating.
The treatment consists of a double layer, the first of which passivates the aluminium and acts as a
primer and the second which is a polyurethane-based surface coating. The product has high anti­corrosive properties and virtually resists to all environmental conditions. For installation in marine and rural environments, from industrial to urban areas;
- Packaging in wooden crates;
- Special pallet/skid for container shipment;
- Non-standard “RAL” paint colours.
DOUBLE SET-POINT
The microprocessor enables you to set two set temperatures for the production of cold and hot water. Unless specified otherwise in the order, the default values are 12/7°C and 15/10°C for chiller mode and 40/45°C and 35/40°C for heat pump mode. The set temperatures must, in any case, remain within the operating ranges of the unit. Use either the keypad or the digital input to switch between the first and second set. For series that do not permit the simultaneous selection of “Select summer/winter mode with digital input” and “Double
set point with digital input”, summer/winter mode can be selected only on the keypad while the double
set point still uses the digital input, as per our standard.
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EC FANS
Units can be couples to the innovative direct current EC axial fans with electronically commutated brushless motor. Theses motors with permanent magnets rotor ensure a high level of efficiency for all work conditions and allow to obtain a 15% saving per fan. Moreover, through a 0-10V analogical signal sent to every fan, the microprocessor allows to control the condensation through continuous air flow regulations on variation of the outdoor air temperature and the consequent sound emission reduction.
“BRINE KIT”ACCESSORY
It is applied if the evaporator output temperature is included within +3°C and
-8°C. It consists in a higher thermal insulation of the exchanger and piping, a specific calibration of the
low pressure switches and of the anti-freeze alarm, and dimensioning check of the mechanical thermostatic valve. If it is not included in the set-up, the “Check condensation” accessory must be added.
ELECTRONIC THERMOSTATIC VALVE The use of this accessory is particularly indicated for units that operate in very unstable heat load conditions or in unstable functional mode, as in the case of joint management of air conditioning and production of high temperature water. Use of the electronic thermostatic valve in fact allows to:
Maximize the heat exchange to the evaporator Minimize response times on load variation and on operative conditions Optimize the regulation of the over-heating Guarantee maximum energy efficiency
SELF-ADAPTABLE REGULATION LOGIC This function allows the unit control the dynamically vary the outlet waters set point according to the stop and functional cycles of the machine: in practice, by increasing an reducing the water outlet temperature, the control avoids that compressor start-ups are too close in time, decreasing the number of peaks and protecting the unit components.
SOFT-STARTER
Blue Box units adopt all the required functioning set-ups and logics to minimise peak currents. The Soft-Starter accessory allows a further 40% reduction of normal current peaks, through an electronic control of the electric motor start-up.
COMPENSATION OF THE SET-POINT to the external air temperature
The unit microprocessor control can compensate the set point in an dynamic way, on variation of the external air temperature. The compensation can be positive or negative: with positive compensation, on increase of the air temperature the functioning set also increases. With negative compensation on increase of the air temperature the set decreases. Compensation can be made either on the summer set point or on the winter set point (heat pumps).
By default, both summer an d winter negative compensation is set, but this configuration can be modified from the microprocessor keyboard. Unless otherwise specified, default values are indicated in the graphics below.
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INVERTER DRIVEN PUMP (PER ST1P/S 0 ST2P/S) Energy savings:
Variable flow pumps have become more widespread over the years to optimise air conditioning and cooling systems. Thanks to the inverter Driven Pump, Western Airconditioning offers an alternative method that differs from conventional layouts: a constant flow primary pump and a variable flow secondary pump. Let’s compare the two solutions:
1) The figure below shows the layout of a constant flow primary pump and a variable flow secondary
pump. Please note the use of the decoupling pipe between the primary and secondary system (design to cover the entire flow rate): if the utilities only require a percentage of the nominal power, the decoupling pipe recirculates the excess flow, which means wasting pumping energy.
The figure below shows a system with only variable flow primary, which also serve the secondary system. The bypass pipe and the two-way control valve ensure minimum water flow through the evaporator when the request is below the allowed minimum water flow rate than the nominal one. This allows to considerably reduce energy losses related to the mixing process, which in traditional systems are caused by the hydraulic circuit breaker.
Benefits of the Inverter Driven pump:
Saving a set of pumps Reduced overall dimensions of the machines’ housings Lower piping costs Reduced pressure drops Greater energy efficiency on the pump side
As we can see from the graph under EUROVENT conditions, the systems in the diagrams have higher efficiency under part-load conditions, considering the energy consumed by the pumps as well as by the chiller (compressors plus fans)
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Energy savings in these conditions can be as high as 11% per year and sometimes even more!
Inverter Driven Pump operating logic:
Dp1: System side pressure drops Dp2: Evaporator pressure drops
When all the utilities are in operation, the unit’s pump runs at the nominal flow rate and with an
available head on the system side equal to Dp1 and evaporator pressure drops equal to Dp2.
The system’s heat load drop causes the shut-off valves of the utilities to close, which results in an
increase in the pressure drops that the pump needs to overcome. At the same time, the inverter’s
control logic will reduce the flow rate, which will determine lower evaporator pressure drops and bring back the available head to the nominal Dp1 value.
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Key points for a variable flow primary system: In order for the components of the system to operate optimally, it is important to take some key points
into account:
1) minimum water flow and bypass valve supplied:
The inverter Driven pump also includes the two-way bypass valve supplied with it and adequately designed in relation to the size of the unit.
If on the system side the heat load is very low, this means that many utilities are closed, which results in an increase in pressure drops. The inverter counters the Dp1 variation detected by the sensor by reducing the speed of the pump and the flow rate as a result. However, there is a limit lower than the flow rate value below which the heat exchange towards the evaporator is not performed properly and the temperature drop processed by the evaporator increases, which might activate the anti-freeze alarm. The two-way control valve adequately selected based on the machine model prevents this alarm from being triggered, thereby ensuring the minimum water flow rate towards the evaporator.
2)”Minimum thermal flywheel”:
In the event of a heat load close to zero, with the unit in maximum power partialisation conditions, the pump set at the minimum flow rate and closed system valves, the machine might stop due to the anti­freeze alarm.
To prevent this problem, there must be a “minimum thermal flywheel” in the evaporator / bypass valve
section. Below is the formula to determine it:
The water content of the evaporator, of the hydraulic module’s inertial tank (if there is one) and of the pipes between the bypass and the evaporator itself may contribute to determine the “minimum thermal
flywheel”.
However, it is advisable to use three-way valves on a certain number of utilities on the system to ensure a minimum flow of water towards the system in any condition.
Please note: if this accessory is installed, the minimum cold water temperature at the outlet cannot drop below 7°C. Moreover, the temperature variation considered under the conditions specified in the project must be 5°C. Please contact our sale department for the minimum water temperature at the outlet (production of cold water) and for different temperature drop values. You should also contact the sales department in the event of production of hot water for temperatures at the outlet below 40°C.
Attention: the “minimum thermal flywheel” must be between the bypass valve and the evaporator. This
is a part of the “minimum water content of the system” described in the relative chapter; the difference
between the “minimum water content of the system” and the “minimum thermal flywheel” can instead
be positioned in any area of the system.
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The “minimum thermal flywheel” allows the unit to operate correctly also in heat pump mode. For cooling-only machines, if using ethylene glycol mixes, it is possible to reduce the “minimum
thermal flywheel” based on the curves below.
For scroll compressors:
If the unit is in heat pump mode, the “minimum thermal flywheel” is not reduced even if there is glycol.
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INSTALLATION GUIDELINES
POSITIONING
- Strictly comply with the clearance areas indicated in the catalogue.
- Make sure that there are no obstructions near the finned coil suction or the fan air discharge.
- Place the unit in a manner that assures the lowest environmental impact (noise, integration with nearby structures, etc.).
WIRING
- Always consult the enclosed wiring diagram, which provides all the instructions required for making the electrical connections.
- Power up the unit (closing the disconnect switch), at least 12 hours before start-up, in order to turn the crankcase heaters on. Do not switch the power off during short stoppages.
- Before turning on the disconnect switch, stop the unit by turning off all the operating switches or using the remote control.
- Before accessing the inner components, cut the power off by turning on the disconnect switch.
- The power supply must be fitted with all protections according to the standards in force.
- Electrical connections: three-pole power cable + earth, or three pole cable + neutral + earth; external interlock; remote alarm signaling.
HYDRAULIC CONNECTIONS
- Carefully vent the hydraulic system with the pump switched off, by turning the air valve. This procedure is particularly important, as even small air bubbles may cause the evaporator to freeze.
- Drain the system during winter stops or use special anti-freeze solutions. During short stops, it is advisable to install an electric heater (defroster) on the evaporator and the hydraulic circuit.
- Install the hydraulic circuit with all the components shown in the diagrams (expansion vessel, flow switch, storage tank, air valve, shut-off valves, flexible connections etc. Please refer to the user, installation and maintenance manual).
- Connect the flow switch when supplied in the kit, following carefully the instructions provided with the units.
START-UP AND MAINTENANCE
- Strictly follow the instructions given in the use and maintenance manual. These operations must be carried out by qualified personnel only.
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