Viii. balance the system, Ix. purge non-condensibles, Freezing weather protection – Bryant 450D User Manual

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VIII. BALANCE THE SYSTEM

After the unit is in operation and the input has been

measured and adjusted to agree with the rating plate

requirements, balance the system.

Any approved method of checking the air flow over the

water coil may be utilized. Reference is made to the

Bryant Service Manual on Gas Air Conditioners for a

review of standard methods.

IX. PURGE NON-CONDENSIBLES

Purging is accomplished through Valve “A” as shown

in Figure 6, and at Valve “D” at the purge pot.

Operate unit for a minimum of 15 minutes. While still

operating, proceed as follows:

1. Open Valve "D” at purge pot about 1/8 turn. Solu­

tion trapped in valve body will appear as soon as valve

opens. If non-condensibles are present they will follow

this

surge

of

solution.

When

solution

re-appears

in

quantity the non-condensibles trapped in the purge pot

will have been released. Close Valve “D”.

2. Attach purge line to Valve “A” as shown in Figure 6

and place free end of purge line in bucket of water.

3.

Open Valve “A” about 1/8 to 1/4 turn. If non­

condensibles

are

present,

bubbles

will

rise

to

the

surface of the water in the bucket.

4.

Leave Valve

“A”

open until the bubbles cease and

ammonia

starts

to

escape

through

the

purge

line.

Presence

of

ammonia

will

be

clearly

indicated

by

a

sharp, crackling sound (the sound of absorption). Close

Valve “A”.

The installation should now be complete.

HARD FITTII^G-MAX.2,

ADAPTER

PLASTIC PIPE

ADAPTER

HARD FITTING-MAX.2;

HARD NIPPLE MAX. LENGTH 4"

PLAN VIEW

Figure 7

Figure 6

FREEZING WEATHER PROTECTION

1. GAS AIR CONDITIONER

The Gas Air Conditioner has built-in freeze protec­

tion sufficient to protect the chiller and pump plus a

small

amount

of

external

hard

(non-plastic)

pipe

as

shown in Figure 7.

2. CHILLED WATER PIPES

If hard pipe is used (instead of plastic) for the chil­

led water lines, be sure that adequate steps are taken

to prevent these pipes from bursting when they are

subjected to freezing temperatures.

Consult Bryant Distributor.

3. BRYANT COIL

If the Bryant coil used with the absorption unit is

subject

to

freezing

it

must

be

protected.

Consult

Bryant

distributor

for

recommended

procedure

to

follow.

4. OPERATION AT FREEZING TEMPERATURES

If the air conditioning system is required to operate

under

freezing

conditions,

consult

your

Bryant

Dis­

tributor for special procedures to follow.

EH 450

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