York YMAA 0045 Installation Manual page 114

SECTION 9 – UNIT OPERATION
LIQUID TEMP. CONTROL
The setpoint, when programmed for Return Liquid Temp.
Control or Leaving Liquid Temp. Control, is the temperature
the unit will control to within +/- the (control) cooling or
heating range. A Shift Value "D" is applied to define the range.
Figure 36 should be utilized to aid in understanding the
following description of Liquid Temp. Control.
The acquisition interval of liquid temperatures is 20 seconds
and then the microprocessor will further calculate the demand
for loading or unloading. The difference △Ts and change rate
High
△Tw
Low
As shown in the figure, there're roughly four regions to define
the energy control. The X-axis, △Ts, is divided by Shift Value
"D" (programmable from 1 to 3 °C). And the Y-axis, △Tw, is
divided by Temp. Change Rate "N" (selectable from 0 to 6).
If the liquid temperature is far above the setpoint in cooling
mode or below the setpoint in heating mode, the control
parameters will locate in "Load" region, thus the lead
compressor on the lead system will be energized. Upon
energizing any compressor, the 40 second Anti-Coincidence
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Hold
Unload
△Ts
Low
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△Tw are applied herein.
Cooling: △Ts=Twi –Tset, △Tw=Twi –Twi-1
Heating: △Ts=Tset –Twi, △Tw=Twi-1 –Twi
Where:
△Tw is defined by °C/min;
Twi – Current liquid temperature detected;
Twi-1 – Liquid temperature in previous cycle;
Tset – Target liquid temperature;
△Ts – Temperature deviation from Tset;
△Tw – Rate of temperature change.
Load
Hold
High
timer will be initiated to prevent multiple compressors from
turning on.
If after 40 seconds of run-time the liquid temperature is still not
reaching the Hold region, the compressor will increase its speed
if the lead compressor is an inverter one, or the next compressor
in sequence will be energized.
The Temp. Change Rate, △Tw, is introduced to prevent
the liquid temperature from changing too fast. If the liquid
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