Overview of Secondary Glycol Units Design and Equipment Operation

Secondary Glycol Units
Overview of Design
&
Equipment Operation
By Tommy Ray
 
 
Equipment Resources
QR codes inside enclosures
Walmart landing page
Zeus / Parts
Drawings / Submittals
Tommy Ray
Programs / Sequence of operations
Joe Schmidt
Argos
Service
Design Goals
Reduced refrigerant charge
Redundancy where possible
Visibility of issues (Alarms / Argos)
Low turndown
Energy efficient
Cover a wide range (Mini / Small / Medium / Large)
Minimize condensation
Understand risk
Equipment Design
Review of Field Piping Diagram
Compressor Rack / Rack
Secondary Glycol Unit (SGU) / Pump Skid / RAE Skid / Chiller Skid
Cases / Coolers / Load Side
Field Piping (Rough Layout)
Equipment Design
Water Piping Review
Isolation Valves
Inlet / Outlet / Emergency Service
Pump / BPHX / Expansion Tank / Feeder Tank
Glycol Feeder Tank
Emergency Service Connections
Air Separator
Expansion Tank w/ Drain
Strainer w/ hose bib
BPHX
Single Water Circuit
Tango Pump
Transducers and Temperature Sensors
Differential Pressure
Entering / Leaving Fluid Temperature (Sporlan / Carel)
Pump Suction and Discharge (Carel / Armstrong)
Mechanical Low-Pressure Cutout
 
Equipment Design
Refrigerant Piping Review
Isolation Valves
Unit Inlet / Outlet
BPHX
Suction Accumulator w/ HX
BPHX
Split Refrigerant Circuits
Split capacity LLS / EEV
Suction Oil Catch w/ valve
Transducers and Temperature Sensors
Suction Lines
Entering Liquid Temperature (SA-HX)
Leaving Liquid Temperature (SA-HX)
 
 
 
 
Unit Offerings
Mini – Sized for 10 to 30 GPM
Small – Sized for 30 to 45 GPM
Medium – Sized for 40 to 70 GPM
Large – Sized for 80 to 130 GPM
Insulation
Risk Mitigation
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Explore the design goals, equipment resources, field piping layout, and water & refrigerant piping reviews for secondary glycol units, covering aspects like reduced refrigerant charge, redundancy, visibility of issues, energy efficiency, and more. The equipment design includes rack compressor, glycol unit, pump skid, chiller skid, and various components for efficient operation.

  • Secondary Glycol Units
  • Equipment Design
  • Piping Layout
  • Refrigerant Piping
  • Energy Efficiency

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  1. Secondary Glycol Units Overview of Design & Equipment Operation By Tommy Ray

  2. Equipment Resources QR codes inside enclosures Walmart landing page Zeus / Parts Drawings / Submittals Tommy Ray Programs / Sequence of operations Joe Schmidt Argos Service

  3. Design Goals Reduced refrigerant charge Redundancy where possible Visibility of issues (Alarms / Argos) Low turndown Energy efficient Cover a wide range (Mini / Small / Medium / Large) Minimize condensation Understand risk

  4. Equipment Design Review of Field Piping Diagram Compressor Rack / Rack Secondary Glycol Unit (SGU) / Pump Skid / RAE Skid / Chiller Skid Cases / Coolers / Load Side

  5. Field Piping (Rough Layout)

  6. Equipment Design Water Piping Review Isolation Valves Inlet / Outlet / Emergency Service Pump / BPHX / Expansion Tank / Feeder Tank Glycol Feeder Tank Emergency Service Connections Air Separator Expansion Tank w/ Drain Strainer w/ hose bib BPHX Single Water Circuit Tango Pump Transducers and Temperature Sensors Differential Pressure Entering / Leaving Fluid Temperature (Sporlan / Carel) Pump Suction and Discharge (Carel / Armstrong) Mechanical Low-Pressure Cutout

  7. Equipment Design Refrigerant Piping Review Isolation Valves Unit Inlet / Outlet BPHX Suction Accumulator w/ HX BPHX Split Refrigerant Circuits Split capacity LLS / EEV Suction Oil Catch w/ valve Transducers and Temperature Sensors Suction Lines Entering Liquid Temperature (SA-HX) Leaving Liquid Temperature (SA-HX)

  8. Unit Offerings Mini Sized for 10 to 30 GPM Small Sized for 30 to 45 GPM Medium Sized for 40 to 70 GPM Large Sized for 80 to 130 GPM

  9. Insulation

  10. Risk Mitigation Microsoft Excel Worksheet

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