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Areas of application....................................................................................................... 8

 

3.1  Refrigerants........................................................................................................................... 8

 

3.2  Oil charge.............................................................................................................................. 8

 

3.3  Limits of application.............................................................................................................. 9

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Compressor assembly................................................................................................... 10

  

4.1  Storage and transportation.................................................................................................... 10

   

4.2  Setting up.............................................................................................................................. 10

 

4.3  Connecting the pipelines - solder system.............................................................................. 11

 

4.4  Connecting the pipelines - cutting ring system..................................................................... 11

 

4.5  Pipes...................................................................................................................................... 12

 

4.6  Flange shut-off valves (HP/LP).............................................................................................. 12

 

4.7  Laying suction and pressure lines......................................................................................... 13

 

4.8  Operating the shut-off valves................................................................................................ 13

 

4.9  Operating mode of the lockable service connections............................................................ 14

 

4.10  Oil return................................................................................................................................ 14

 

4.11  Suction pipe filter................................................................................................................... 14

 

Electrical  connection..................................................................................................... 15

 

5.1  Information for contactor and motor contactor selection....................................................... 15

 

5.2  Connection of the driving motor............................................................................................. 16

 

5.3  Circuit diagram for direct start 280 V 

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/ 460 V Y................................................................. 18

 

5.4  Electronic trigger unit INT69 G.............................................................................................. 20

 

5.5  Connection of the electronic trigger unit INT69 G.................................................................. 20

 

5.6  Functional test of the electronic trigger unit INT69 G............................................................ 21

 

5.7  Oil sump heater...................................................................................................................... 21

 

5.8  Selection and operation of frequency converters.................................................................. 21

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Commissioning.............................................................................................................. 22

 

6.1  Preparations for start-up....................................................................................................... 22

 

6.2  Pressure strength test........................................................................................................... 22

 

6.3  Leak test............................................................................................................................... 22

 

6.4  Evacuation............................................................................................................................. 23

 

6.5  Refrigerant charge................................................................................................................. 23

 

6.6  Start-up................................................................................................................................. 24

 

6.7  Pressure switch..................................................................................................................... 24

 

6.8  Pressure relief valves...........................................................................................................  25

 

6.9  Avoiding slugging................................................................................................................... 26

 

6.10  Filter dryer............................................................................................................................. 26

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Maintenance.................................................................................................................. 26

 

7.1  Preparation............................................................................................................................ 26

 

7.2  Work to be carried out........................................................................................................... 27

 

7.3  Spare parts recommendation / accessories.......................................................................... 27

 

7.4  Lubricants.............................................................................................................................. 27

 

7.5  Decommissioning.................................................................................................................. 27

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Technical data............................................................................................................... 28

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Dimensions and connections........................................................................................ 30

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Declaration of incorporation......................................................................................... 32

 

11  UL-Certificate of Compliance........................................................................................ 34

 

Summary of Contents for BOCK UL-HGX24e CO2 LT

Page 1: ...HGX24e 55 S 4 CO2 LT UL HGX24e 70 ML 4 CO2 LT UL HGX24e 70 S 5 CO2 LT UL HGX24e 90 ML 4 CO2 LT UL HGX24e 90 S 5 CO2 LT UL HGX24e 110 ML 5 CO2 LT UL HGX24e 110 S 7 CO2 LT UL HGX24e 130 ML 6 CO2 LT UL...

Page 2: ...product safety labels Refer to local building codes for installation requirements CO2 applications require a completely new kind of system and control They are not a general solution for the substitut...

Page 3: ...5 5 2 Connection of the driving motor 16 5 3 Circuit diagram for direct start 280 V 460 V Y 18 5 4 Electronic trigger unit INT69 G 20 5 5 Connection of the electronic trigger unit INT69 G 20 5 6 Funct...

Page 4: ...g compressors are pressurized machines and therefore require particular caution and care in handling The maximum permissible overpressure must not be exceeded even for testing purposes Danger of suffo...

Page 5: ...cted and approved in accordance with legal regulations The compressors are intended for use with CO2 in transcritical and or subcritical systems in compli ance with the limits of application Only the...

Page 6: ...pecially during high load Oil pump independent of direction of rotation for reliable and safe oil supply One decompression valve each on the low and high pressure side which vent into the atmos phere...

Page 7: ...hange the IP protection class 2 2 Name plate example Fig 3 2 Product description 1 2 3 4 5 13 12 7 11 6 10 8 9 SE 55 27 3 32 8 UL HGX24e 70 S 5 CO2 LT 15 4 8 9A 111A 64A BC12345A001 Bock GmbH Benzstr...

Page 8: ...f the sight glass damage to the compressor is possible if overfilled or underfilled Fig 4 max min Oil level 3 Areas of application 3 1 Refrigerants R744 CO2 required CO2 quality 4 5 5 ppm H2O The comp...

Page 9: ...discharge end temperature 320 F 160 C Min discharge end temperature 122 F 50 C Min oil temperature 86 F 30 C Max permissible switching frequency 12x h A minimum running time of 3 min steady state con...

Page 10: ...1 Storage and transportation Use transport eyelet Do not lift manually Use lifting gear Storage at 22 F 158 F 30 C 70 C maximum permissible relative humidity 10 95 no condensation Do not store in a co...

Page 11: ...nes cutting ring system Fig 6 Figure similar Tube preparation The tube has to be sawed in a right angle An angular tolerance of 1 is permissible Slightly trim the pipe ends inside and outside For thin...

Page 12: ...g to the refrigerant system 4 5 Pipes Pipes and system components must be clean and dry inside and free of scale swarf and layers of rust and phosphate Only use hermetically sealed parts Lay pipes cor...

Page 13: ...amage possible Improperly installed pipes can cause cracks and tears which can result in a loss of refrigerant Proper layout of the suction and pressure lines directly after the compressor is integral...

Page 14: ...d Spindle Spindle Connection open Compressor Compressor Service connec tion closed Service connec tion opened 4 Compressor assembly To ensure the oil return function will work reliably no matter what...

Page 15: ...ttaching accessories with an electrical cable a minimum bending radius of 3x the cable diameter must be maintained for laying the cable 5 Electrical connection 5 1 Information for contactor and motor...

Page 16: ...50435396289en US0201 Danfoss Climate Solutions 2023 07 5 Electrical connection Designation on the name plate Y 5 2 Connection of the driving motor The compressor is designed with a motor for star delt...

Page 17: ...re Spannung Low voltage Bas voltage Y Hohe Spannung High voltage Haut voltage L3 L1 L2 L3 L1 L2 ical connection rdement lectrique Y 96027 11 06 DGbF Niedere Spannung Low voltage Bas voltage Y Hohe Spa...

Page 18: ...7 6 5 4 3 2 1 FC1 1 I I I 1 2 QA2 3 4 5 6 EC1 3 M 5 3 Circuit diagramm for direct start 280 V 460 V Y Fig 14 Compressor terminal box BP1 High pressure safety monitor BP2 Safety chain high low pressure...

Page 19: ...0435396289en US0201 19 BP1 P QA2 BP2 P L1 1 L2 1 L3 1 L1 2 N PE BT3 BT2 BT2 EB1 FC1 1 Motor protection switch FC2 Control power circuit fuse INT69 G Electronic trigger unit INT69 G QA1 Main switch QA2...

Page 20: ...remedy the cause The relay switching output is executed as a floating changeover contact This electrical circuit operates according to the quiescent current principle i e the relay drops into a the id...

Page 21: ...oil sump heater must generally be connected and operated 5 8 Selection and operation of compressors with frequency converters For safe operation of the compressor the frequency converter must be able...

Page 22: ...ommissioning 6 2 Pressure strength test The compressor has been tested in the factory for pressure integrity If however the entire system is to be subjected to a pressure integrity test this should be...

Page 23: ...system To eliminate the possibility of dry ice formation when the system is operating during and after the filling process the shut off point of the low pressure switch should be set to a value of at...

Page 24: ...f oil liquid shocks reduced capacity of the refrigerating system Ensure that both shut off valves are open before starting the compressor If larger quantities of oil have to be topped up there is a ri...

Page 25: ...ivates repeatedly check valve and replace if necessary as during blow off extreme con ditions can occur which may result in a permanent leak Always check system for refrigerant loss after activation o...

Page 26: ...e compressor while the system is at a standstill Slugging can result in damage to the compressor and cause refrigerant to leak 6 10 Filter dryer Gaseous CO2 has a significantly lower solubility in wat...

Page 27: ...ronment It is essential to ensure good ventilation or conduct the CO2 into the outdoors to avoid danger of suffocation When releasing CO2 avoid a fast drop in pressure to prevent oil from exiting with...

Page 28: ...95 265 290 V 440 480 V Y 3 60 Hz 11 2 6 5 3 9 5 3 111 64 30 70 241 12 8 1 2 16 5 8 1 5 53 1 3 46 55 S 4 CO 2 LT 12 9 7 4 4 9 6 7 111 64 241 70 ML 4 CO 2 LT 213 255 13 1 7 6 5 0 6 8 111 64 241 70 S 5 C...

Page 29: ...current on request The specifications for max power consumption apply for 60 Hz operation Take account of the max operating current max power consumption for design of fuses supply lines and safety de...

Page 30: ...130 4 ML S CO2 LT 16341 16340 UL HGX24e 130 ML S 6 8 CO2 LT HGX24 70 MLP SP SHP 7 9 CO2 T 16473 16474 16475 UL HGX24 70 MLP SP SHP 7 9 CO2 T 16569 16570 16571 HGX24e 145 4 ML S CO2 LT 16343 16342 UL H...

Page 31: ...e side lockable 7 16 UNF D1 Connection oil return from oil separator 1 4 NPTF E Connection oil pressure gauge 1 8 NPTF F Oil drain M12x1 5 I Connection hot gas temperature sensor 1 8 NPTF J Oil sump h...

Page 32: ...K X 20 120 K N TK FK X 50 980 K N TK Serial number BC00000A001 BN99999Z999 complies with the following provisions of the above mentioned Directive According to Annex I points 1 1 2 1 1 3 1 1 5 1 3 2 1...

Page 33: ...20 120 K N TK FK X 50 980 K N TK Serial number BC00000A001 BN99999Z999 complies with the following provisions of the above mentioned Statutory instrument According to Schedule 2 part1 points 1 1 2 1...

Page 34: ...anfoss Climate Solutions 2023 07 11 UL Certificate of Compliance Dear customer the Certificate of Compliance can be downloaded by the following QR Code https vap bock de stationaryapplication Data Doc...

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