Step 4, Run cycle sequence (decreasing load), Step 3 – AEC ACOA Series Air-Cooled Central Chillers User Manual

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9. Compressor 1 unload solenoid

3SOL

re-energizes through

4TAS-2

and

4

.

10. Compressor 1 unloads one bank of cylinders.

11. Circuit 2 oil and suction pressures rise to normal levels, and

3PS-2

and

9PS-2

terminate

the time open sequence.

Third stage capacity is now on line.

Step 4

12. Opstat

4TAS-4

closes as water temperature continues to rise. Compressor 1 unload

solenoid

3SOL

de-energizes by

4TAS-NC4

open. Compressor 1 loads to 100%.

13. 100% unit capacity is not on line.

Run Cycle Sequence (Decreasing Load)

Step 4

1. Opstat

4TAS-4

opens as leaving water temperature starts to drop. Compressor 1 unload

solenoid

3SOL

energizes through

4TAS-NC4

closed and

N02

closed.

2. Compressor 1 unloads one bank of cylinders.

Third stage capacity is now on line (Compressor 1 at part load; Compressor 2 at 100%).

Step 3

1. Opstat

4TAS-3

opens as water temperature continues to drop. Relay

9CR

de-energizes,

removing

4PS-2

bypass (

4PS-2

now controls pumpdown). Compressor 1 unload solenoid

de-energizes through

4TAS-N02

open. Compressor 1 loads back up to 100%. Liquid line

solenoid

2SOL

de-energizes and Circuit 2 refrigerant flow stops.

2. When suction pressure drops to the pumpdown limit,

4PS-2

opens and Compressor 2

stops. Circuit 2 pumpdown and off sequence is now complete, and all Circuit 2 controls
are back to standby status.

Second stage capacity is now on line (Compressor 1 at 100%).

Step 2

3. Opstat

4TAS-2

opens as water temperature continues to drop. Compressor 1 unload

solenoid

3SOL

is energized through

4TAS-NC2

and

NC4

closed. Compressor 1 unloads

one bank of cylinders.

First stage capacity is now on-line.

ACOA Series Air-Cooled Central Chillers

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