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    This document describes a control logic for managing the speed of pumps and number of pumps running in a building's chilled water system. It checks the temperature difference and flow across the system, and will increase or decrease the pump speed by 2% or add or remove a pump if the thresholds are exceeded, with speed and pump number adjustments occurring every 15 seconds. It calculates minimum required flow based on header flow or individual chiller flows. A diagram shows the layout with chillers, pumps, and a decoupler/bypass between the primary and secondary chilled water loops.

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    This document describes a control logic for managing the speed of pumps and number of pumps running in a building's chilled water system. It checks the temperature difference and flow across the system, and will increase or decrease the pump speed by 2% or add or remove a pump if the thresholds are exceeded, with speed and pump number adjustments occurring every 15 seconds. It calculates minimum required flow based on header flow or individual chiller flows. A diagram shows the layout with chillers, pumps, and a decoupler/bypass between the primary and secondary chilled water loops.

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    BMS DPS Control Logic

    Uploaded by

    Quach Huy Hai
    This document describes a control logic for managing the speed of pumps and number of pumps running in a building's chilled water system. It checks the temperature difference and flow across the system, and will increase or decrease the pump speed by 2% or add or remove a pump if the thresholds are exceeded, with speed and pump number adjustments occurring every 15 seconds. It calculates minimum required flow based on header flow or individual chiller flows. A diagram shows the layout with chillers, pumps, and a decoupler/bypass between the primary and secondary chilled water loops.

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    Official (Closed) - Non Sensitive Variables:

    MinFlow : dynamic calculated integer


    PumpSpd : decimal, range 0.00-1.00, (actual speed)
    Start NumPumps : integer, (number of primary CHWPs running)
    dT_Gap : decimal, user input, initial 0.2
    delay : time, user input, initial 15sec
    T1 : CHWS Temp (primary side)
    T2 : CHWS Temp (secondary side)
    T3 : CHWR Temp (secondary side)
    Yes T4 : CHWR Temp (primary side)
    CHWF <
    MinFlow? MinFlow Calculation:
    3 Techniques:
    1) Header flow (via SUM of each active chiller’s min flow)
    2) Individual chillers flow
    No 3) Individual chillers dP

    (T2-T1) > No
    dt_Gap?

    Yes

    No (T3-T4) >
    dt_Gap?

    Yes

    PumpSpd+0.02 No PumpSpd-0.02
    Yes (T2-T1) >
    (T3-T4)?
    (increase 2%) (decrease 2%)

    Wait ‘delay’ sec

    PumpSpd > 0.98? No PumpSpd < 0.62?


    (max speed check) (min speed check)

    Yes Yes

    No NumPumps < 3*? No


    *depends on total number NumPumps > 1?
    of primary pumps

    Yes Yes

    NumPumps + 1; NumPumps - 1;
    PumpSpd=0.80 PumpSpd=0.80
    Official (Closed) - Non Sensitive

    Decoupler Layout

    Chillers

    CHWPs

    T4 T1

    CHWR GV CHWS
    (Full Open)

    By-pass/Decoupler

    T3 T2

    Cooling Load

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