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delivered with the compressor Special keywords for the Commissioning of the Screw units at Krasnador Read Operating Instruction SB-110-1 delivered with the compressor Electrical Connection First Start-up Procedure

Electrical Connection Check voltage and frequency data on nameplate Wiring according to the instructions in the terminal box cover Screw Compressors may only be operated in one direction of rotation! Terminals 1-5/B1-B2/T1-T2 must not come into contact with control voltage Part-Winding motor Time delay 0,5s Wrong wiring leads to locked rotor conditions Check wiring and function of safety devices SE-B2 and INT389R Oil flow switch Pressure controls (HP&LP) Components for oil separator E:\appl_limits\recip\eg_kv_e.ppt

Leak test (dry nitrogen) Oil charging: Direct charging into oil separator & oil cooler Quantity: Oil volume OS + OC + oil lines + small quantity for circuit (1-2% of total refrigerant charge) Caution! Only use BITZER approved lubricants Evacuation generously sized additional connections open shut off and solenoid valves (not oil solenoid!!) Check valves: possibly By-pass or separate connections Caution! Never start under vacuum After all piping work has been done one has to fill up the oil separator with oil. In the extent of delivery of the oil separator there are such components like heater, thermostat and oil level control. All these parts are not assemble by us, because of the high risk that during transport these parts can be damaged. The oil will be filled through the oil filling connection into the oil separator until the oil level has reach the middle of the sight glass. If the oil separator is above the oil cooler also the cooler can be filled with oil. Important! The oil solenoid valve must be closed during the filling process. Next step is the pressure test, preferable with dry nytrogen. Afterwards one can start with the evacuation of the whole circuit, Because there is at least one checkvalve (compressor) it is recommend toconnect the lines to the vaccum pump on different positions or to bypass the checkvalve. On the first view one could believe thinking vacuum is a good insulation. This is true for the heat transfer, but the lower the pressure the worse in respect of the dielectricity. Spo please never start a compressor in vacuum because this can cause a heavy short circuit.

Refrigerant charging Checking before start check oil level & function of oil heater liquid charging into receiver, condenser and flooded evaporator topping during operation -- via suction side Take care upon operating limits with under-charged system!! Checking before start oil level (within sight glass range) oil temperature (15...20 K above ambient temperature) checking of safety devices (motor fuses removed) set point values of timing relays Attention! In case of flooding the compressor with oil -- remove at oil intake connection! Therefore the next step is to fill refrigerant into the system. But before starting with the filling also the heater in the oil separator can be switched on. In case the oil separator is installed out side the machining room, it is strictly recommended to insulate the oil separator. The refrigerant normally will be filled into the receiver, sometimes, on a flooded system, also into the evaporator. What can we do, when by an accident the compressor was filled up with oil. It is clear you have to drain the oil out of the compressor. There are two possibilities either you can open the connection on the pipes or the endcover can be removed. Then there is the possibility to turn the rotors by hand and you are sure that there is no oil inside of the machine. For sure you know from your own experience that very often one has filled not enough refrigerant into the circuit which means the suction pressure went done and has to top up the circuit. This will be done in most cases on the suction-side, but only when the compressor is in operation.

Starting of compressor No 1 Disconnect CR2, 3 and 4 Replace CR2 and CR4 coil by using Danfoss Magnets Check the direction of rotation -- by briefly (0.5 ... 1 sec) starting the compressor (suction shut off valve almost closed) Control with suction gauge If required, reverse phase sequence on common compressor supply In my eyes we are coming now to one of the most important points during the commision phase. The compressor can run only in one direction. Operation in wrong direction for some seconds will destroy the compressor. Of course we have a protection device which should prevent the operation in the wrong direction. Also the compressor had made a test run, so we are sure that the cable inside of the motor were connected in the properway. However some customer like to install the protection devices in the switchboard. Also our are people are human beings so we can never exclude that also we make a mistake. Therefore a double control is recommended. On open compressors the situation is much better. There we can separte both coupling halves so the motor can run without compressor. We press the contactor for a second and one can see immediataly if the pressure went down or not. The same procedure should be repeated with the second contactor.

Repeat start, open shut off valve slowly. Adjust suction shut off valve to reach suction pressure (temperature) below 0°C. At 50% capacity, short time operation above HSN- application limit up to 0°C is possible. Danfoss magnets still at CR2 and 4. If the compressor stops by oil flow, remove Danfoss magnet from CR4, change the second magnet from CR2 to CR3. Wait for 5 minutes delay time. Change the magnets back to CR2 and 4. Start the compressor, adjust suction temperature to -10°C. (Higher pressure difference = more oil flow) Check function of LP and HP switch, test wiring of SE-E2 by disconnecting Motor PTC, stop oil flow by hand to check function of flow switch and oil stop valve. When opening the shut off valve slowly on one side this offers a small protectionagainst liquid slugging on the other side by this measurement we reached qiute easy a certain pressure difference which is important for the oil flow.

Oil level control in oil separator sight glass slight foaming possible (should tend to disappear after 2..3 min) discharge gas temperature min. 30 K above SCT switching of flow or level control is a sign for serious oil fault. Run the compressor to pull down the low pressure receiver below -10°C. Open suction shut off valve complete. When opening the shut off valve slowly on one side this offers a small protectionagainst liquid slugging on the other side by this measurement we reached qiute easy a certain pressure difference which is important for the oil flow.

Starting of compressor No 2 and 3 by the same steps Disconnect CR2, 3 and 4 Replace CR2 and CR4 coil by using Danfoss Magnets Check the direction of rotation -- by briefly (0.5 ... 1 sec) starting the compressor (suction shut off valve almost closed) Control with suction gauge If required, reverse phase sequence on common compressor supply In my eyes we are coming now to one of the most important points during the commision phase. The compressor can run only in one direction. Operation in wrong direction for some seconds will destroy the compressor. Of course we have a protection device which should prevent the operation in the wrong direction. Also the compressor had made a test run, so we are sure that the cable inside of the motor were connected in the properway. However some customer like to install the protection devices in the switchboard. Also our are people are human beings so we can never exclude that also we make a mistake. Therefore a double control is recommended. On open compressors the situation is much better. There we can separte both coupling halves so the motor can run without compressor. We press the contactor for a second and one can see immediataly if the pressure went down or not. The same procedure should be repeated with the second contactor.

Setting / Control of oil temperature regulating device cooling effect must not start, before oil temperature has not reached a level of approx. 25..30 K above SCT max. setting temperature 80°C Vibrations If necessary additional protective measures must be taken

Setting / Control of condenser pressure regulation Checking of operating conditions SST + suction superheat SCT + liquid temperature Eco + suction superheat discharge gas temperature oil temperature Current/ voltage Fill in complete measuring report. Compare measured data with data from Bitzer Software.