Bell & Gossett 176R0649C Technologic 502 Series Pump Controller User Manual

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39-12

Stage Stab. Proof Timer

(Old Par. 752)

0s

999s

60s

After a new pump is staged on or off,

the system will wait at least this long

before allowing a pump to be staged on

or off. After a pump has been staged

on, the speed that the system reaches

after this timer expires is used to

calculate the de-stage speed.

39-13

De-Stage Percentage (Old

Par. 753)

0%

100%

80%

After a pump is staged on, the

controller waits until the stage

stabilization proof timer expires. It

then calculates the de-stage speed

by multiplying the pump speed by the

value in this parameter. The controller

will de-stage a pump when the system

speed reaches this value.

39-14

De-Stage Proof Timer (Old

Par. 754)

0s

999s

30s

After a pump has been de-staged, the

controller will wait for the time set in

this parameter before allowing another

pump to be staged ON or OFF.

39-15

Min. De-Stage Speed (Old

Par. 755)

0%

100%

50%

The staging set in parameter P39-13

depends on the system speed after

the time delay of parameter P39-14.

If demand drops after the staging, the

de-stage speed could be too low. This

parameter sets an absolute minimum

de-stage speed. If the system runs

below this speed for the time in P39-16,

a pump will de-stage.

39-16

Min. De-stage Proof Timer

(NEW)

0s

999s

30s

After the speed set in P39-15 is

reached, the controller will wait for

the time set in this parameter before

destaging.

39-2* EOC

Staging

39-20

Max Pump Flow (Old Par.

763)

0.0

999999.000GPM

227124.500 M3/h

0.000 This is used to initiate end-of-curve

staging on of an additional pump. This

represents the maximum flow per pump

at the end of the pump curve. When

the flow per pump is greater than his

value times the pump speed in percent,

the controller will begin to stage on an

additional pump

.

39-21

EOC Staging Proof Timer

(Old Par. 764)

0s

999s

30s

After the feedback signal from the

flow meter indicates that the flow per

pump is greater than the expected

flow, this timer starts. The expected

flow is calculated by the product of the

maximum flow from the pump times the

percent of output speed If the condition

continues until the timer expires, an

additional pump will be staged on.

Table 6-2. Parameter 39-** Group, Detailed Description (continued)

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