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ASSEMBLY, LEG INSTALLATION

SECTION 2

2.1 INSTALLING THE LEGS

This unit was shipped without the legs installed.  The legs should be
installed before placing the aftercooler in the piping system.  Carefully lift
and support the unit several feet  from the floor.

Position the legs against the unit and fasten them in place using the
fasteners provided.  Make sure the fasteners are tightened in place.

FIGURE 1 LEG INSTALLATION DETAIL

SPECIFICATIONS AND DIMENSIONS

SECTION 3

3.1 SPECIFICATIONS

WEIGHT

AC-50 ...................... 110 LBS

AC-100 .................. 140 LBS

AC-60 ...................... 110 LBS

AC-110 .................. 145 LBS

AC-70 ...................... 120 LBS

AC-120 .................. 200 LBS

AC-80 ...................... 120 LBS

AC-130 .................. 300 LBS

AC-90 ...................... 140 LBS

DIMENSIONS .............. See Section 3.2
INLET/OUTLET  CONNECTIONS

AC-50 .............. 1" NPT (F)

AC-100 ........ 1-1/2" NPT (F)

AC-60 .............. 1" NPT (F)

AC-110 ........ 1-1/2" NPT (F)

AC-70 .............. 1-1/2" NPT (F)

AC-120 ........ 2" NPT (F)

AC-80 .............. 1-1/2" NPT (F)

AC-130 ........ 2" NPT (F)

AC-90 .............. 1-1/2" NPT (F)

MAXIMUM WORKING PRESSURE

ALL MODELS .................. 250 PSIG

MAXIMUM WORKING TEMPERATURE

ALL MODELS .................. 350

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MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION

CABINET ......................... Galvanized steel
FAN GUARD ................... Steel with baked enamel finish
FAN ................................. Heavy gauge aluminum with steel hub
CORE .............................. Aluminum fins on copper tubes
MOTOR ........................... Open vented

MOTOR SPECIFICATIONS AND DATA

See Wiring Diagram, Figure 5 on page 6.

MAXIMUM CAPACITY (SCFM)

Rated capacities are based on the following conditions: Inlet and approach temperature at inlet pressures 80 to 125 PSIG.

Approach Temperature:

The number of degrees above the temperature of the cooling medium (in this case ambient air) to

which the aftercooler reduces the compressed air.  A higher approach does 

not

 mean better performance.

 INLET TEMP.

APPROACH
TEMP. 

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MODEL

AC-50
AC-60
AC-70
AC-80
AC-90
AC-100
AC-110
AC-120
AC-130

15

58
79
99

119
140
190
220
380
440

10

42
58
73
87

102
138
160
275
318

5

25
34
42
50
60
81
92

160
184

20

73
99

125
150
177
235
270

425*
480*

5

18
25
32
40
48
61
73

120
145

10

31
43
55
69
81

105
125
207
250

15

43
59
77
94

112
142
172
285
345

20

53
74
95

117
140
177
215
355
430

5

15
21
27
34
43
51
63

100
125

10

25
36
47
59
73
87

110
175
217

15

35
50
65
80

100
120
150
240
300

20

44
62
81

100
124
150
187
300
375

5

13
18
24
30
38
43
55
84

110

10

22
31
41
52
64
75
95

145
190

15

30
42
57
71
87

102
130
204
257

20

37
52
71
89

110
127
160
250
320

5

11
16
22
28
34
40
50
78

100

10

19
27
37
47
59
69
86

135
175

15

26
38
52
65
81
94

120
185
240

20

32
47
65
82

100
116
148
231
300

150

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F

200

O

F

350

O

F

250

O

F

300

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F

MAXIMUM PRESSURE DROP LESS THAN 3 PSI.

Maximum ratings restricted by pressure drop: actual thermal capacities are higher.

FAN DATA 

(AMBIENT AIR FLOW)

AC-50 THRU AC-80 ........ 1375 SCFM
AC-90 THRU AC-100 ...... 2450 SCFM
AC-110 ............................ 2350 SCFM
AC-120 ............................ 4600 SCFM
AC-130 ............................ 4700 SCFM

ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS

AC-50-1 thru AC-130-1 .......... 115-1-60 w/ ODP motor
AC-50-2 thru AC-130-2 .......... 115-1-60 w/ TEFC motor
AC-50-3 thru AC-130-3 .......... 230-1-60 w/ TEFC motor
AC-50-4 thru AC-130-4 .......... 230-3-60 w/ TEFC motor
AC-50-5 thru AC-130-5 .......... 460-3-60 w/ TEFC motor

Summary of Contents for AC-50

Page 1: ...E AFTERCOOLER ABOVE THE MAXIMUM RATED OPERATING CONDITIONS AS OUTLINED IN SECTION 3 1 NEVER REMOVE THE FAN GUARD WHILE THE AFTERCOOLER IS OPERATING CONTACT WITH THE ROTATING FAN BLADE S MAY RESULT IN...

Page 2: ...essures 80 to 125 PSIG Approach Temperature The number of degrees above the temperature of the cooling medium in this case ambient air to which the aftercooler reduces the compressed air A higher appr...

Page 3: ...43 50 43 50 43 50 47 63 51 68 B 46 50 46 50 46 50 46 50 46 50 46 50 46 50 49 50 55 50 C 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 53 50 59 50 M 2 17 2 17 2 17 2 17 2 17 2 17 2 79 2 85 2 83 L 18 29 18...

Page 4: ...the aftercooler Supports should be installed close to the inlet and outlet manifolds Use either overhead or stiff leg type supports 4 5 FREEZE PROTECTION If the aftercooler is to be installed in a loc...

Page 5: ...UPPLY AND DISCONNECT Install a properly sized fused disconnect before the aftercooler Make the necessary wire connections and re install the junction box cover 2 INTERLOCKED WITH COMPRESSOR MOTOR STAR...

Page 6: ...PAGE 6 PRINTED IN THE U S A 5 3 REPAIRING LEAKS INSTALLATION SECTION 4 FIGURE 5 WIRING DIAGRAM...

Page 7: ...NCEINSTRUCTIONS WARNING BEFORE STARTING INSTALLATION OR MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES TURN OFF ELECTRICAL POWER AND COMPLETELY DEPRESSURIZE THE UNIT FAILURE TO HEED THIS WARNING MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS PERSONA...

Page 8: ...IGENCE OR STRICT LIABILITY OF BUYER NOT WITHSTANDING THE PROVISIONS OF ANY WORKER COMPENSATION OR SIMILAR STATUTE V SERVICE OPERATING PROCEDURE WARNINGS Should Buyer request start up supervision by Se...

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