Ycas 140 - 246 Fan Control Strategy - York Millennium YCAS 316 Installation Operation & Maintenance

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The standard efficiency chiller is equipped with 8 con-
denser fans; 4 per system. Fan control from discharge
pressure is standard. Fan start/stop pressures are pro-
grammable in the PROGRAM Mode (page 93) under the
FAN CONTROL DISCHARGE PRESSURE SETPOINT
and FAN ON/OFF PRESS DIFF displays. Ambient tem-
perature has no effect on fan cycling.
When discharge pressure reaches the programmed
setpoint, the first pair of fans on a respective system
starts. After the first pair of fans are brought on in the
reverse direction, discharge pressure must rise an addi-
tional 20 PSIG above the setpoint before a second pair
of fans will be brought on in the forward direction. When
this pair of fans starts, the reversing fans will turn off. If
discharge pressures rises 40 PSIG above the setpoint,
a second pair of fans will start in the forward direction.
This is the same pair of fans that originally ran in the
reverse direction. The first pair of forward fans will also
continue to run.
The point at which each pair of fans cycles off is also
programmable. This is accomplished in the PROGRAM
Mode when the FAN ON/OFF PRESS DIFF display ap-
pears. The programmable "differential" establishes the
FAN
FAN RELAY
1 & 2 REV
9M & 10M
SETPOINT
(SYS 1)
OR
5 & 6 REV
15M & 16M
SETPOINT
(SYS 2)
3 & 4 FOR
6M & 8M
SETPOINT
(SYS 1)
+ 20 PSIG
OR
7 & 8 FOR
12M & 14M
SETPOINT
(SYS 2)
+ 20 PSIG
1 & 2 FOR
5M & 7M
SETPOINT
(SYS 1)
+ 40 PSIG
OR
5 & 6 FOR
11M & 13M
SETPOINT
(SYS 2)
+ 40 PSIG
FIG. 40 – YCAS 140 - 246 FAN LOCATION / OPERATION
YORK INTERNATIONAL

YCAS 140 - 246 FAN CONTROL STRATEGY

PRESSURE
ON
OFF
SETPOINT – DIFF.
SETPOINT – DIFF.
(SETPOINT + 20 PSIG)
– DIFF
(SETPOINT + 20 PSIG)
– DIFF
(SETPOINT + 40 PSIG)
– DIFF
(SETPOINT + 40 PSIG)
– DIFF
pressure at which each pair of fans turn off. The "differ-
ential" is the amount the discharge pressure must drop
below the pressure at which the fan turned on.
Locations of the fans and a table showing the operation
is shown in Fig. 40.
FORM 201.10-NM1
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