FM R22 R407C TOPAIRE WATER COOLED PACKAGED R1-Hadi
FM R22 R407C TOPAIRE WATER COOLED PACKAGED R1-Hadi
FM R22 R407C TOPAIRE WATER COOLED PACKAGED R1-Hadi
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Nomenclature
Water-Cooled Package Air-Conditioner
TWCP 200 FM 7
- R22
7 R407C
FM Single Skin
FMD Double Skin
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Features
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Engineering Data
General Data For Water Cooled Package(R22)
General Data (R22)
Model TWCP 200 250 300 350
kW 49 66 80 95
Rated Cooling Capacity
Btu/h 167,000 225,000 273,000 324,000
Cooling Capacity Staging % 0,50,100 0,40,80,100
CMH 8,000 11,000 13,200 17,000
Air Volume
CFM 4,709 6,470 7,765 10,000
ESP Pa 120 150 200 250
Sound Pressure Level dB(A) 66 68 69 74
Power Supply V/Ph/Hz 380~415/3/50
Input Power kW 11.80 16.69 19.57 23.70
R22 Amount kg 4.0*2 4.7*2 5.0*2 5.0*2+3.7
Type Hermatic Scroll
Compressor
Qty 2 2 2 3
Evaporator Type Fin-Tube
Type Shell & Tube
Water Flow
Condenser mᶟ/h 10.0 13.6 15.8 20.4
Rate
Water Pressure
mH2O 2.60 2.70 2.80 2.90
Drop
Type Centrifugal Fan
Fan
Drive Belt Driven
Quantity pc 6
Filter
Size mm 441*650 514*650
Intermediate
mm (in) DN25(1”)
Condensate Water Drain Pan
Pipe Bottom Drain
mm (in) DN25(1”)
Pan
Cooling Water Pipe Size (Inner Groove) DN50(2”)
Length mm 1,830 1,830 1,830 2,048
Dimension Width mm 1,103 1,103 1,103 1,103
Height mm 2,130 2,130 2,130 2,130
Weight kg 820 847 900 950
Note:
1. Nominal cooling capacity is tested under nominal air flow and under the following conditions:
a) Indoor condition: 27°C DB / 19°C WB
b) Inlet water: 30°C
c) Outlet water: 35°C
2. Nominal cooling capacity does not include heat generated from fan motor and nominal air flow is
referring to high speed air flow under standard condition.
3. ESP is referring to external static pressure for standard equipment.
4. Nominal power input is based on 400 V.
5. The manufacturer reserves the right to change the specifications without prior notice.
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General Data For Water Cooled Package(R22)
General Data (R22)
Model TWCP 400 450 500 550
kW 110 127 144 154
Rated Cooling Capacity
Btu/h 375,000 433,000 491,000 525,000
Note:
1. Nominal cooling capacity is tested under nominal air flow and under the following conditions:
a) Indoor condition: 27°C DB / 19°C WB
b) Inlet water: 30°C
c) Outlet water: 35°C
2. Nominal cooling capacity does not include heat generated from fan motor and nominal air flow is
referring to high speed air flow under standard condition.
3. ESP is referring to external static pressure for standard equipment.
4. Nominal power input is based on 400 V.
5. The manufacturer reserves the right to change the specifications without prior notice.
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General Data For Water Cooled Package(R22)
General Data (R22)
Model TWCP 600 650 700
kW 169 185 199
Rated Cooling Capacity
Btu/h 577,000 631,000 679,000
Cooling Capacity Staging % 0,25,58,87,100 0,22,44,66,88,100 0,20,40,60,80,100
CMH 27,600 28,800 33,000
Air Volume
CFM 16,245 16,940 19,410
ESP Pa 350 350 350
Sound Pressure Level dB(A) 77 78 79
Power Supply V/Ph/Hz 380~415/3/50
Input Power kW 44.80 45.97 53.83
R22 Amount kg 5.0*3+6.3 5.8*4+4.3 5.6*5
Type Hermetic Scroll
Compressor
Qty 4 5 5
Evaporator Type Fin-Tube
Type Shell & Tube
Water Flow
m³/h 35.0 39.8 42.8
Rate
Condenser
Water
Pressure mH2O 4.20 4.20 5.00
Drop
Type Centrifugal Fan
Fan
Drive Belt Driven
Quantity pc 6
Filter
Size mm 690*815 690*815 690*815
Intermediate
mm (in) DN25(1”)
Condensate Drain Pan
Water Pipe Bottom
mm (in) DN25(1”)
Drain Pan
Cooling Water Pipe Size (Inner Groove) DN80(3”)
Length mm 2,580 2,580 2,580
Width mm 1,263 1,263 1,263
Dimension
Height mm 2,461 2,461 2,461
Weight kg 1,300 1,350 1,375
Note:
1. Nominal cooling capacity is tested under nominal air flow and under the following conditions:
a) Indoor condition: 27°C DB / 19°C WB
b) Inlet water: 30°C
c) Outlet water: 35°C
2. Nominal cooling capacity does not include heat generated from fan motor and nominal air flow is
referring to high speed air flow under standard condition.
3. ESP is referring to external static pressure for standard equipment.
4. Nominal power input is based on 400 V.
5. The manufacturer reserves the right to change the specifications without prior notice.
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General Data For Water Cooled Package(R22)
General Data (R22)
Model TWCP 800 900 1000
kW 223 253 280
Rated Cooling Capacity
Btu/h 757,000 864,000 955,000
Note:
1. Nominal cooling capacity is tested under nominal air flow and under the following conditions:
a) Indoor condition: 27°C DB / 19°C WB
b) Inlet water: 30°C
c) Outlet water: 35°C
2. Nominal cooling capacity does not include heat generated from fan motor and nominal air flow is
referring to high speed air flow under standard condition.
3. ESP is referring to external static pressure for standard equipment.
4. Nominal power input is based on 400 V.
5. The manufacturer reserves the right to change the specifications without prior notice.
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General Data For Water Cooled Package(R407C)
General Data (R407C)
Model TWCP 200 250 300 350
kW 48 64 78 92
Rated Cooling Capacity
Btu/hr 164,000 219,000 265,000 313,000
Cooling Capacity Staging % 0,50,100 0,40,80,100
CMH 8,000 11,000 13,200 17,000
Air Volume
CFM 4,709 6,470 7,765 10,000
ESP Pa 120 150 200 250
Sound Pressure Level dB(A) 66 68 69 74
Power Supply V/Ph/Hz 380~415/3/50
Input Power kW 11.8 16.5 19.3 23.0
R407C Amount kg 4.0*2 4.7*2 5.0*2 4.75*2+3.8
Type Hermatic Scroll
Compressor
Qty 2 2 2 3
Evaporator Type Fin-Tube
Type Shell & Tube
Note:
1. Nominal cooling capacity is tested under nominal air flow and under the following conditions:
a) Indoor condition: 27°C DB / 19°C WB
b) Inlet water: 30°C
c) Outlet water: 35°C
2. Nominal cooling capacity does not include heat generated from fan motor and nominal air flow is
referring to high speed air flow under standard condition.
3. ESP is referring to external static pressure for standard equipment.
4. Nominal power input is based on 400 V.
5. The manufacturer reserves the right to change the specifications without prior notice.
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General Data For Water Cooled Package(R407C)
General Data (R407C)
Model TWCP 400 450 500 550
kW 107 123 139 149
Rated Cooling Capacity Btu/h 365,000 421,000 473,000 508,000
Note:
1. Nominal cooling capacity is tested under nominal air flow and under the following conditions:
a) Indoor condition: 27°C DB / 19°C WB
b) Inlet water: 30°C
c) Outlet water: 35°C
2. Nominal cooling capacity does not include heat generated from fan motor and nominal air flow is
referring to high speed air flow under standard condition.
3. ESP is referring to external static pressure for standard equipment.
4. Nominal power input is based on 400 V.
5. The manufacturer reserves the right to change the specifications without prior notice.
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General Data For Water Cooled Package(R407C)
General Data (R407C)
Model TWCP 600 650 700
kW 166 180 193
Rated Cooling Capacity Btu/h 567,000 613,000 658,000
Note:
1. Nominal cooling capacity is tested under nominal air flow and under the following conditions:
a) Indoor condition: 27°C DB / 19°C WB
b) Inlet water: 30°C
c) Outlet water: 35°C
2. Nominal cooling capacity does not include heat generated from fan motor and nominal air flow is
referring to high speed air flow under standard condition.
3. ESP is referring to external static pressure for standard equipment.
4. Nominal power input is based on 400 V.
5. The manufacturer reserves the right to change the specifications without prior notice.
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General Data For Water Cooled Package(R407C)
General Data (R407C)
Model TWCP 800 900 1000
kW 216 245 270
Rated Cooling Capacity
Btu/h 733,000 837,000 925,000
Note:
1. Nominal cooling capacity is tested under nominal air flow and under the following conditions:
a) Indoor condition: 27°C DB / 19°C WB
b) Inlet water: 30°C
c) Outlet water: 35°C
2. Nominal cooling capacity does not include heat generated from fan motor and nominal air flow is
referring to high speed air flow under standard condition.
3. ESP is referring to external static pressure for standard equipment.
4. Nominal power input is based on 400 V.
5. The manufacturer reserves the right to change the specifications without prior notice.
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Operating Range
Cooling
46
Outlet Water Temp. (°C)
35
20
0
0 20 27 32
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System Schematic Diagram
TWCP 200 ~ 1000
Shell-And-Tube
Heat Exchanger
Water Outlet
Water Inlet
Fin
Heat
Exchanger
Compressor
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Fan Performance Curve
TWCP 200
TWCP 250
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TWCP 300
TWCP 350
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TWCP 400
TWCP 450
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TWCP 500
TWCP 550
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TWCP 600
TWCP 650
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TWCP 700
TWCP 800
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TWCP 900
TWCP 1000
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Dimension
Model: TWCP 200 / 250 / 300
1717
100
C
826
1103
701
D
A B A
100
1770
Filter
Power Cable Inlet(Knock Out Hole)
Condensate Pipe
2030
Cooling water outlet
Cooling Water Inlet
Emergency Release Hole
2130
Power Cable Inlet(Knock Out Hole)
1330
108
512 1696
565
818 1830
1026
TWCP 200
TWCP 250
TWCP 300
1905
100
1130
826
1103
701
739
137
1800
Filter
Condensate Pipe
2130
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Model: TWCP 450 / 500 / 550
Condensate Pipe
2181
Cooling water outlet
Cooling Water Inlet
Emergency Release Hole
Filter
Condensate Pipe
2461
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Model: TWCP 800 / 900 (SINGLE SKIN)
1877
1420
988
888
728 689 449 689 728
3346
988 Filter
1685
MODEL
DIMENSION
TWCP800 TWCP900
A 2395 2695
1846
645
715
645
3375
170
1413 60
50
1200
1500
Removable
850
2509
750
121
Door
Removable Door 3275
435
702 3440
100
839
1193
1346
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Model: TWCP 1000 (SINGLE SKIN)
1877
1420
988
888
960 689 449 689 965
3815
989 Filter
1713
[unit:mm]
1846
715
645
645
3835
170
1413 60 797
50
1500
567
Removable
850
900 2200
180
121
Door
Removable Door 3275
420
702 3946
100
839
1193
1346
[unit:mm]
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Wiring Diagram
Model: TWCP 200 / 250 / 300
Supply : 380-415VAC/3N-PE/50Hz
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Model: TWCP 350 / 400
60
Supply : 380-415VAC/3N-PE/50Hz
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Supply : 380-415VAC/3N-PE/50Hz
Model: TWCP 450 / 500 / 550 / 600
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RED BLUE RED BLACK RED BLACK RED BLACK RED BLACK
YELLOW WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE
60
Supply : 380-415VAC/3N-PE/50Hz
Model: TWCP 650 / 700 / 800 / 900
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RED BLUE RED BLACK RED BLACK RED BLACK RED BLACK RED BLACK
YELLOW WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE
Supply : 380-415VAC/3N-PE/50Hz
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5 %/ 5 BLACK RED BLACK RED BLACK RED BLACK RED BLACK RED BLACK
<(/ :+ WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE WHITE
Model: TWCP 1000
Installation
System Connection Diagram
Maintenance
Valve
T P Pressure Meter
Flow Switch Thermometer
To Air-Conditioner
Condenser Bypass Valve
Cooling Tower
Maintenance
Valve
P Pressure Meter
T Thermometer
Regulating Valve
Water Filter
Water Pump
TWCP 200~1000
Obstacle or wall
900mm
Obstacle or wall
Obstacle or wall
Model L,mm
TWCP 200-300 900
Front
L
Obstacle or wall
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2. Water System Installation
Water pipes system must adhere to local codes and regulations. Pipe works must avoid
unnecessary bends and offset (up and down). In order to prevent cooling water
temperature from becoming too low, it is advisable to install temperature-sensing
switch that will stop the fan of cooling tower when cooling water temperature drops
below 27°C. Recommendation for cooling water installation is as following:
• At the highest point of pipe work, install a manual or automatic air vent.
• Maintain proper pressure of water (to install modulating valve or expansion tank).
• Install pressure gauge and thermometer to ease maintenance work.
• Install strainer before water pump to filter foreign particles in water.
• Ensure the water inlet and outlet pipes from unit are connected correctly to the
relevant pipe.
• There must be make-up water for cooling tower as the evaporation of water will
reduce the water in circulation.
Condensate water:
• There are 2 standard ways to install condensate water pipe:
- From the drain pan in between and which separates the evaporator and
condenser.
- From the secondary drain pan at the bottom panel of the unit.
• A gradient of 5° should be maintained for condensate water pipe.
• A U-bend must be installed to avoid back flow of condensate water and to prevent
inflow of odor from drainage pipe.
Note:
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3. Installation Precautions
• To reduce pump's lost suction pressure, pump must be installed near to the cooling
tower to keep the suction pipe short.
• Valves must be installed at necessary points to ease maintenance job. Recommended
valves are gate valves, globe valves and ball valves.
• To reduce noise generated and transmitted from pump vibration, it is recommended
to install flexible pipes before and after pump.
• Pressure gauge must be installed at location which is visible and easily accessible. If
the pump is pumping water from low-level tank, a vacuum gauge should be installed
at the pump suction instead.
• A water flow switch should be installed to protect air conditioner if there is
unexpected interruption of cooling water circulation.
• It is recommended to install a "bypass" 3-way valve to modulate the cooling water
flowing through the condenser when there is change in load condition or ambient
temperature. The valve should be set to maintain the lowest condenser leaving
water temperature of 18.3°C.
4. Cooling Tower
Parameters needed to select a cooling tower are as follows:
• Cooling water flow rate
• Ambient dry bulb temperature
• Cooling water outlet temperature
• Cooling water inlet temperature
• Total capacity
• Power supply
• Quality of local water supply
Cooling tower installation
Parameters needed to select a cooling tower are as follows:
Site for installation of cooling tower must be designed to take the total weight of
cooling tower and water. Some precautions of installation for cooling tower are as
follows:
• Location of installation must avoid direct sun light (if possible) and the surrounding
area must be well ventilated and free from pollution. It is not recommended to
install the cooling tower near kitchen where there is oil and high temperatures.
• Due to the water evaporation in the cooling tower, make-up water must be provided
to cater for the water lost. The make-up water is usually 1 ~ 3% of total
circulation water.
• It is very important to maintain the water quality of cooling water. The most
practical and effective way is to use chemical cleaning, i.e., periodically add in
chemicals and water softener to treat the water. pH of circulation water is required
to be from 6.0 ~ 8.0, dissolved solid ≤ 5.0 mg/liter, iron content ≤ 0.3 mg/liter,
water hardness CaCO³ ≤ 50ppm.
Return air — Return air for TWCP is of "Free Return". Thus, plant room air return will be
the default design.
Insulation — All air ducts must be properly insulated to prevent heat loss and
condensation.
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5. Precautions For Fan Motor Installation
The speed of fan depends on air flow, internal static pressure of unit and external static
pressure. To ensure the proper operation of fan, the following needs to be considered:
• The pulley of motor and fan must be aligned.
• Belt tension must be optimal because belt with too much or too little tension will
cause the power transmission to be ineffective and produce excessive noise.
Before leaving factory, the alignment and tension has been set and tested. Upon 1 week
after commissioning of the unit, these 2 factors need to be rechecked and adjusted if
necessary. It is recommended to examine the pulley alignment and belt tension once
every 2 months and the test result should be within the recommended range.
The proposed method to check the alignment and belt tension is as follows:
• Pulley alignment
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Servicing and Maintenance
Servicing Method
To prolong the lifespan of air conditioner and also to reduce unnecessary down time, it
is strongly recommended to perform the following scheduled maintenance and
servicing.
Routine Maintenance
• To check the belt tension and alignment, replace belts if necessary
• To check if the belts, screws and wire connections are securely tightened
• To make sure that there is no blockage of filter, condensate water pipe and heat
exchanger
• To check if the fan and motor are well lubricated
• Inspect and clean filter periodically, change fi if necessary
• Check coil condition and clean the coil with warm water. At least once a year,
perform thorough coil cleaning
(Example: Chemical Cleaning) to restore the coil condition
• Inspect and clean water strainers, replace if necessary
• To check operation of all safety controls
• To check if the temperature setting and control setting are correct
Condenser
Frequency of cleaning very much depends on the cooling water quality. One way to
determine if it is time to service the condenser is to check if the condensing pressure
of the system is too high. However, high head pressure alone does not mean a
fouled condenser. The following possibilities should be checked before the condenser
cleaning process:
• Refrigerant overcharge
• Incondensable gas in the system
• Faulty head pressure gauge
• Defective water regulating valve
• High entering water temperature to condenser
Note: If a cooling tower is operated with insufficient overflow, the resulting mineral
concentration of water can cause rapid and heavy fouling inside the condenser tubes.
This condition will prompt frequent cleaning and could lead to severe corrosion. Double
check the system to make sure that fouling is actually causing the trouble.
The construction of tube-in-tube condenser does not allow it to be cleaned
mechanically. However, chemical cleaning could be adopted, by the following:
• Use only chemical additives from authorized dealer
• Use the right amount of chemical according to cleaning direction. And follow exactly
the cleaning or neutralizing procedure after cleaning.
• It is recommended to engage professional water treatment personnel to perform
chemical cleaning.
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Maintenance Checklist
Item Method
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Troubleshooting
Preliminary Inspection
In the event of unit malfunction, be sure to perform the preliminary checks before
referring to the troubleshooting chart.
• Verify that the unit is receiving electrical power supply.
• Ensure that the fuses in the fused disconnect are intact.
• Inspect the unit for other obvious problems such as leaking connection, broken
or disconnected wires, etc.
If everything appears to be in order, but the unit still fails to operate properly, refer
to the troubleshooting chart.
For increased safety, place suitable notices to prevent other personnel from inadvertently
restoring the power supply.
Caution:
• Never allow main voltage to be applied to any connection to the controller,
otherwise it may be irreparably damaged.
• No field repairs to the controller should be attempted.
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Fault Possible Causes Remedial Actions
a. Compressor faulty Check compressor and change if
Insufficient necessary
Cooling b. High load (Entering Air Temp too Increase number of unit or
Capacity high) change to higher capacity unit
c. Condenser or evaporator coil Clean the condenser and/or
dirty evaporator coils
d. Refrigerant not sufficient Check the cause of leaking and
add refrigerant
e. Low airflow through evaporator Adjust the tension of fan belt and
make sure airflow is normal
Note : This information is provided for guidance only and is not exhaustive. Please
contact your local dealer/service personnel if the faults persist.
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Head Office
Branches
Penang
No 4, Lengkok Kikik 2, Taman Inderawasih, 13600, Prai, Pulau Pinang.
Tel: 04-399 2050/1 Fax: 04-398 2050
Johor Bahru
No. 62, Jalan Permas Jaya 9/13, Bandar Baru Permas Jaya, 81750 Johor Bahru, Johor Darul Takzim.
Tel: 07-388 4600/1 Fax: 07-388 4602
Kota Bahru
Lot 1848, Jalan Hospital, Kg. Cherang, Taman Kenangan, 15200 Kota Bahru, Kelantan.
Tel: 09-748 9295 Fax: 09-748 9297
Melaka
DT 3662, Jalan Angkasa Nuri 21, Taman Angkasa Nuri, 76100 Durian Tunggal, Melaka.
Tel: 06-332 1027 Fax: 06-337 2360
Sabah
Lot 2, (DBKK No.69) Lorong Inanam 5 3/4 Miles, Tuaran Road, 88450 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah.
P.O. Box 526, 88857, Inanam, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah
Tel: 088-388 339 Fax: 088-389 339
TWCP/FM/0419 R1