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    Chilled Water Bridge Standard Rev

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    This document describes two modes of operation for a building chilled water system - no pump boost mode and pump boost mode. In no pump boost mode, the ICV valve controls differential pressure across the building load and the return water setpoint is 54 degrees F. In pump boost mode, the ICV controls mixed water temperature while the pump controls differential pressure; if pressure drops below the setpoint, the pump engages. The system will switch between these two modes depending on building demand.

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    This document describes two modes of operation for a building chilled water system - no pump boost mode and pump boost mode. In no pump boost mode, the ICV valve controls differential pressure across the building load and the return water setpoint is 54 degrees F. In pump boost mode, the ICV controls mixed water temperature while the pump controls differential pressure; if pressure drops below the setpoint, the pump engages. The system will switch between these two modes depending on building demand.

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    This document describes two modes of operation for a building chilled water system - no pump boost mode and pump boost mode. In no pump boost mode, the ICV valve controls differential pressure across the building load and the return water setpoint is 54 degrees F. In pump boost mode, the ICV controls mixed water temperature while the pump controls differential pressure; if pressure drops below the setpoint, the pump engages. The system will switch between these two modes depending on building demand.

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    Chilled Water Bridge Standard Rev

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    This document describes two modes of operation for a building chilled water system - no pump boost mode and pump boost mode. In no pump boost mode, the ICV valve controls differential pressure across the building load and the return water setpoint is 54 degrees F. In pump boost mode, the ICV controls mixed water temperature while the pump controls differential pressure; if pressure drops below the setpoint, the pump engages. The system will switch between these two modes depending on building demand.

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    Mode of Operation - No Pump Boost: In this mode the ICV (supply side control valve) controls differential pressure

    (DP) across building load, pump is off. ICV DP set point is typically 6-12 psid. Return water set point is 54 degrees F (selectable/adjustable).

    Mode of Operation - Pump Boost: ICV controls mixed water temperature, pump controls DP across building load. When DP falls below set point, and ICV is fully open for selectable time period (typically 10 minutes) the building pump will turn on to minimum
    speed and the speed controlled by its motor VSD to meet the building DP set point. When pump is running ICV will control to meet mixed water temperature of 48 degrees F (adjustable and selectable), flow is recirculated through check valve V2 to the pump
    suction. When the pump speed drops to 15% rated speed (or minimum speed) for 10 minutes the pump will then be commanded off and the system will return to NO Pump Boost Mode.

    Return Temperature Alarm-If the return temperature falls below 54 degrees for 45 minutes of more with flow being recorded, an alarm to the Building Automation System shall occur ‘Low Return Water Temperature’.

    When the pump speed is at its minimum (typically 15% of its speed range) for a selectable time period (10 minutes typical) the pump will be turned off and the system default back to un-boosted mode of operation.

    Chilled Water BTU meter to be mounted locally with Supply and Return chilled water temperatures from pipe mounted RTDs and flow values from magnetic flow meter. Mag flow meter to be manufactured by Onicon, Yokogawa or Rosemount.

    System design pressure is 150 psig, test pressure 225 psig. All piping to be welded steel, schedule 40 pipe wall, ASTM A53 Grade B. All valves to be ANSI 150# Class.

    Inlet strainer to building to have 1/8 inch perforated basket, Y type, ANSI 150# flanges. Provide differential pressure gauge, design for pressure loss of approximately 1 psi. Dirt /air separator to be full line size with pressure drop of not more than 2 psi with
    automatic air vet and drain, Spirotherm/Spirovent. CHW Return
    FT Water TT

    PI TI TT PT

    Chilled Water Return to Plant Building DP transmitter to be located at


    Highest Elevation in building and farthest
    F from Building Entrance, 6-12 psid is typical

    Mag Flow Meter-5 Pipe Diameters Upstream and


    Butterfly Valve 10 Pipe Diameter Downstream Straight Pipe
    Return Chilled Water
    Drain
    Blg Loads
    Full Size Bridge and
    Check Valve V2 Check Valve Mixed Water
    TT
    Typical chilled water conditions 44
    degrees F supply and 60 degrees F
    return and 100 psig supply 85 psi PT TT DP
    return
    PI PI

    DP

    CHW Supply Temp V4


    Transmitter
    PI Auto Air Vent Building Pump
    TT Legend:
    w/ VSD

    PT TI
    Full Size Bypass and PI Pressure Indicator Control Vlave
    Check Valve
    Chilled Water Supply from Plant Pressure
    PT Butterfly Valve
    Transmitter

    TI Temperature Indicator Differential


    Butterfly Valve ICV Control Valve DP Pressure
    Drain
    Check Valve V1 Temperature Transmitter
    Air/Dirt Separator TT
    Tramsmitter
    DP
    Y Strainer with Blow Down
    Drain University of Rochester
    Valve and differential pressure
    gauge Central Utilities
    Typical Building Chilled Water Bridge Diagram Chilled Water Bridge Diagram
    Sketch CHW01-2014
    By: sgm

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