EDM SYSCREW AIR EVO HSE
SYSCREW 380-1260 AIR EVO HSE
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Variable ow hydronic systems
Theindustryisnowmovingtowardsmoreefcientandoptimizedsolutionswiththeimplementationofnewregulations
byECO-DESIGNDIRECTIVES,whichtherebyresultsinenergysavingsonthechillerandhydraulicsystems.
Intraditionalsystems,thepumppowerregulationarecarriedoutonlyinsecondarycircuitwhilepumpsinprimarycircuit
runatxedspeeds,evenwhenthecoolingdemandisverylow.
Furthermore, pumps are sized for maximum design conditions and often with a margin resulting in greater power con-
sumption than required, even when they not required working at full load as the speed is not regulated to meet the
demand.
Inconclusion,pumpsarewastingenergyandmoneywhenthepumpdoesnotadapttheirspeedtothedemand.
Systemairhascomeupwithsmartlogicofmanagingvariableowinverterpumpsthatcanbeappliedforvariousinstal-
lationtypeswithultimategoalofsaving“pumpingenergyconsumption”andimprovingthepartloadperformancesof
the system.
MODE 1 – COMMISSIONING MODE [V2]:
Commissioning mode consists of an inverter with the hydraulic module to adjust the pump speed manually from the chiller
controllerinordertocalibrateitsowratebasedonthesystemloadlosseswithouttheneedofamechanicalmodulat-
ing valve. The units equipped with an integrated hydraulic module allow to obtain a certain level of useful head (point A)
undernominalowconditionsQn. Normally, however, the actual level of system load losses (eg characteristic curve CC2)
bringsthepumptondadifferentequilibriumpoint(pointB), with a Flow Qb greater than Qn.Inthiscondition,besides
havingadifferentowratethanthenominalone(thereforealsoadifferentjumpoftemperature),thereisalsoagreater
absorption of electric power from the pump itself.
Using the commissioning mode allows you to manually set the speed of the pump (example at speed N2 instead of N1)
toobtainthewaterowrateandthetemperaturejumprequiredbythedesignconditions(pointC).Oncetheadjustment
procedureisnished,thepumpwillalwaysworkataxedowrate.Thismodeallowstoconsiderablyreducetheelec-
tric power consumption of the pump with a consequent energy saving. As an example, when pump works at 30 Hz, the
absorbed power consumption of the pump reduces by 80% compared to 50Hz pump operation.
FIGURE1:CHARACTERISTICCURVES&POWERABSORPTIONCURVES