System Description HVAC

Lindø shipyard NB211-216
HVAC plant
Revision: 1.1
YORK Marine, Controls

System description
Table of Contents
1 INTRODUCTION 3
1.1 Plant Description 3
1.1.1 Summer winter operation. 3
1.1.2 Bridge AHU. 3
1.1.3 Main AHU (Accommodation). 4
1.1.4 Galley AHU. 4
1.1.5 ECR AHU no.1-2. 5
1.1.6 Workshop AHU. 5
1.1.7 The Local control panel 6
1.2 Hardware control components 7
1.2.1 The (LCP) local control panel hardware is sketched above. 7
1.2.2 Profibus interface 8
1.3 Local/Remote mode for HVAC panel 8
1.4 Local/Remote mode for Chiller unit panel 8
1.5 Alarm Handling 9
1.6 Common Alarm Output 9
2 PI - REGULATOR FUNCTION 10
3 AHU CONTROL 11
3.1 Supply Air Regulation 11
3.1.1 AHU Pre-heat regulation 12
3.1.2 Motor valve for pre-heater on the AHU unit 12
3.1.3 AHU Main-heat regulation 12
3.1.4 AHU Cooler Regulation 13
3.1.5 AHU (alarm limits) 13
3.2 Return air temperature compensating 14
4 ENTHALPY EXCHANGER CONTROL 15
5 HOT WATER UNIT REGULATION 16
6 HUMIDITY CONTROL 17
7 APPENDIX A – LIMITS FOR THE PLANT 18
DOCUMENT REVISION RECORD 22
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1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Plant Description

The air conditioning plant consists of one chiller unit, chiller pump unit and in five air handling units.
One common outdoor temperature sensor for all AHUs.
AHU fans in control by Shipyard, YORK control panel recipient running signal from fan start panel.
1.1.1 Summer winter operation.

The five AHU systems have different requirements between the need for heating the incoming fresh air and
cooling the rooms during winter. The systems will control separately from each other, ie cooling demand in
rooms will be satisfied whilst heating of incoming fresh air supply to design set point.
1.1.2 Bridge AHU.

The control system for the AHU consists of a temperature sensor in the supply and return air chamber of the
AHU.
The AHU control philosophy is based on maintaining a constant supply air temperature to the supply duct
system. Both in summer and winter measured and controlled by supply air temperature.
The supply air temperature set point is with Return air compensation (See Section 3.2)
The bridge AHU control system consists of the following:
-Two cooling coils intertwined regulation by 3-way motor valve. (See Section 3.1.4)
-One main heating coil regulation by 2-way motor valve. (See section 3.1.3)
-One humidity regulation by an electric steam generator. (See section 6)
The bridge AHU sensor consists of the following:

-One supply air temperature sensor
-One return air temperature sensor
-One humidity transmitter in return air
-One anti freezing thermostat
-One max humidistat sensor
-One air flow sensor
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1.1.3 Main AHU (Accommodation).
The control system for the AHU consists of a temperature sensor in the supply and return air chamber of the
AHU.
The Main AHU control system consists of the following:
-Two cooling coils intertwined regulation by 3-way motor valve. (See Section 3.1.4)
-One pre-heating coil regulation by 2-way motor valve. (See section 3.1.1)
-One Main-heating coil regulation by 2-way motor valve. (See section 3.1.3)
-One humidity regulation by an electric steam generator. (See section 6)
-One enthalpy exchanger. (See section 4)
The Main AHU sensor consists of the following:

-One return air temperature sensor
-One Humidity transmitter in return air
-One Max humidistat sensor
-One Air flow sensor
1.1.4 Galley AHU.

The control system for the AHU consists of a temperature sensor in the supply air chamber of the AHU.
The galley AHU control system consists of the following:
-One cooling coil intertwined regulation by 3-way motor valve. (See Section 3.1.4)
-One main heating coil regulation by 2-way motor valve. (See section 3.1.3)
The galley AHU sensor consists of the following:


1.1.5 ECR AHU no.1-2.
The control system for the AHU consists of a temperature sensor in the supply and exhaust air chamber of the
AHU.
The ECR AHU no.1-2 control system consists of the following:
The ECR AHU no.1-2 sensor consists of the following:

-One supply air temperature sensor.
-One common exhaust air temperature sensor.
ECR AHU no. 1 and 2 are placed in the same room. The two ECR coolers will regulate in parallel.
1.1.6 Workshop AHU.
The control system for the AHU consists of a temperature sensor in the supply air chamber of the AHU.
The AHU control philosophy is based on maintaining a constant supply air temperature set point to the supply
duct system. Both in summer and winter measured and controlled by supply air temperature.
The galley AHU control system consists of the following:
The galley AHU sensor consists of the following:

-One supply air temperature sensor.
-One Air flow sensor

1.1.7 The Local control panel
The Local control panel handles the following:
• AHU cooling regulation. Further information please see Section 3.1.4

• AHU pre-heating regulation. Further information please see Section 3.1.1
• AHU humidity regulation. Further information please see Section 6
• AHU Enthalpy exchanger control. Further information please see Section 4
• Return air temperature compensation. Further information please see Section 3.2
• Interface to ICS via Profibus. Further information please see Section 1.2.2 and 1.3
• Alarm system. Further information please see Section 1.5 and 1.6
• Hot water unit regulation for AHU. Further information please see Section 5

1.2 Hardware control components
Hardware overview:
LCP for AC plant
Graphic touch
display E1071
PLC
Profibus
I/O moduls
Profibus interface
ICS
1.2.1 The (LCP) local control panel hardware is sketched above.

1 PLC’s station type Q01 Mitsubishi
12 I/O modules type FX Mitsubishi
1 E1071 operator panel connected to the PLC’s.
The hardware is described in detail in YORK drawings and lists found in dedicated binders.
The PLC system of the LCP is provided with one CPU, interface modules and power supplies.

1.2.2 Profibus interface
The Profibus interface to ICS Siemens SCADA system are according to YORK I/O-list.
The Profibus interface handles the following:
From YORK
• AHU supply and return air temperature
• AHU humidity transmitter in return air
• PLC alarm status
• Chiller unit status
• Chiller pump unit status
• AHU alarm status
• Compressor status
To YORK
• AHU supply set point
• AHU humidity set point
• Chiller unit start and stop commands
• HVAC setpoint commands
1.3 Local/Remote mode for HVAC panel

From the Local control panel ( LCP ) the system can be set to either local or remote (SCADA) control.
The Local control panel will be equipped with a set of serial interface Profibus signals given to the SCADA
system.
If local control is selected the following possibilities are available:

-Then each AHU can be operated individually from the E1071 display.
If remote control is selected the following possibilities are available:

- Then each AHU can be operated individually from the SCADA (Setpoint).
1.4 Local/Remote mode for Chiller unit panel

From the chiller control panel the system can be set to either local or remote (SCADA) control.
The chiller control panel will be equipped with a set of serial interface Profibus signals given to the SCADA
system.
If local control is selected the following possibilities are available:

The chiller can be operated individually from the chiller display.
If remote control is selected the following possibilities are available:

- The chiller can be operated individually from the SCADA (Start/stop).
If the remote (SCADA) control is selected, select start/stop plus a signal from the SCADA. Then the system as a
whole will operate automatically according to the predetermined logic in the PLC, and the following will happen:
- Ready signal to the SCADA system will be issued (pump run + chiller units ok)
- Start signal from the SCADA system will be issued
- The chiller unit will be ready to run if the air supply temperature is high
- Stop signal from SCADA system will be given
- The expansion valves are closed, and the compressor is in pump-down mode.
- The chiller will be stopped when it is below the low suction pressure limit.

1.5 Alarm Handling

In general, when there is an alarm in the plant, the following will happen:
• In the upper right corner of the E615 display the ALARM text appears.
• A line is added to the E615 display Alarm List (identifying active alarms).
• Furthermore, the PLC will do the following:
¾ The PLC common digital alarm outlet will open. See Common Alarm out
¾ Common alarm lamp at the front of the terminal board will start flashing.
When the alarm is acknowledged as described below, the following will happen:
• At the actual alarm of the alarm list a symbol is inserted
• Furthermore, the following is done by the PLC:
¾ Common alarm outlet will close. See Common Alarm output
¾ Common alarm lamp will turn to constant light, if the alarm is still active.
1.6 Common Alarm Output

Alarm reset push button
All shutdown alarms have to be reset in the alarm list on the E615 operator panels
When an alarm occurs, the operator panel will show the actual alarms.
Common alarms/warnings to central alarm system
The AC system comprises a complete alarm system that supervises both analogue and digital values called
alarm points.
Sensor failures will always activate an alarm and will be explained in an error message code.
All alarms will activate the common refrigeration alarm, which is a digital outlet to the central alarm system.
The common alarm is "high" as long as there are no alarms. It gets "low" when an alarm occurs and stays "low"
until the alarm has been acknowledged in the AC system.
If another alarm occurs before the first one has been acknowledged, the output gets "high" for 5 seconds and
then "low" again. See the figure below.
No alarm 5 sec
New alarm Another new All alarms

occurs alarm occurs acknowledged

2 PI - REGULATOR FUNCTION
The regulator calculates the difference between the set point and the actual temperature. The regulator output is
a new calculated position set point for the actuator.
SP + e u
PI
Process value feed-back (Temperature, pressure, etc)
Regulator Algorithm
After each Ts a new value (un) for the actuator is calculated according to the following formula:
un = (P + I) gain + un-1
P = en - en-1
I = en * Ts/Ti
Input from the keyboard
Ts = sampling time
Ti = integral time
Gain = gain factor
Calculated values
e = Regulation error (actual temperature – set point)

en = Regulation error, actual sampling
en-1 = Regulation error, last sampling
un-1 = Actuator position, last sampling
un = Calculated PI value

3 AHU CONTROL
The supply air chamber temperature is controlled by a temperature sensor, which according to the set point
and the neutral zone, controls the cooling capacity or the heating capacity.
3.1 Supply Air Regulation
Outdoor temperature
°C
Cooling on
Heating on
The supply air is heated or cooled depending on the outdoor temperature, but only one is active at a time. When
the outdoor temperature is higher than “Cooling on”, the cooling regulation will be started, and the motor valve
to the pre-heater will be closed.
When the outdoor temperature is lower than the “Heating on”, the heating regulation will be started, and the
expansion valves in the refrigeration line will be closed.
The regulation set points will be calculated in the summer/winter compensation program (see section).
A temperature sensor in the supply air duct regulates both cooling and heating, so the set point is active for both
of the regulations.
When the fan is stopped or in case of low airflow sensor failed (delay 10sec), the motor valve to the heater will
be forced to close, and the expansion valve in the refrigeration line will be closed.
Following settings have to be set on the operator panel:
Settings Unit Description

Mode
Start Heating °C Low outdoor limits for start HEAT regulation
Start Cooling °C Low outdoor limits for start COOL regulation

3.1.1 AHU Pre-heat regulation

The Pre-heating coil is located inside the main unit just before the enthalpy exchanger.
If the actual supply air temperature is higher than the "Preheat SP", the PI regulating algorithm in the PLC will
activate the electrically operated motor valve in downward direction. The opposite will be the case if the actual
temperature is lower than the set point. When the actual temperature is within the "neutral zone" the motor valve
will not be activated.

Pre-heat mode
Set point °C Supply air set point
Neutral zone °C The regulation neutral zone
Sampling time sec The regulation sampling time
Integral time sec The regulation integral time
Gain The regulation gain
Concerning PI regulation, see section 2.
3.1.2 Motor valve for pre-heater on the AHU unit

Function:
If the air temperature diverges from the set point, the controller, located in the control panel, will gradually open
or close the valve, via the valve actuator, as a function of the diverging signal, until the set point has been
reached.
The heating coil is frost protected by the thermostat type KP-61/5

When the freezing thermostat measures low temperature, the following will happen:
There will be an alarm on the operator display.

The fan will stop.
The motor valve for the pre-heating coil will fully open. This ensures that the coil will have maximum flow in case
of freezing risk.
The fan cannot be restarted before the KP61 is reset and alarm is acknowledged.
The valve will be closed automatically at normal stop of the air-handling unit.
3.1.3 AHU Main-heat regulation

The Main-Heating coil is located inside the main unit just before the cooling coil.
If the actual supply air temperature is higher than the "Supply SP", the PI regulating algorithm in the PLC will
activate the electrically operated motor valve in downward direction. The opposite will be the case if the actual
temperature is lower than the set point. When the actual temperature is within the "neutral zone" the motor valve
will not be activated.

Main-heat mode

3.1.4 AHU Cooler Regulation
The Cooling coil is located inside the main unit just before the cooling coil.
If the actual supply air temperature is lower higher than the "Supply SP", the PI regulating algorithm in the PLC
will activate the electrically operated motor valve in upward direction. The opposite will be the case if the actual
temperature is higher than the set point. When the actual temperature is within the "neutral zone" the motor
valve will not be activated.

Cooling mode
3.1.5 AHU (alarm limits)

Alarm limit
High temp supply °C High supply temperature limit alarm
Low temp supply °C Low supply temperature limit alarm
High temp return °C High return temperature limit alarm
Low temp return °C High return temperature limit alarm

3.2 Return air temperature compensating

The AHU control system for heating and cooling, which maintains a constant ambient temperature in the
respective climatized zone even under changing heat loads (like the sun effect). The system will use the return
air temperature to regulate the cooling effect delivered to the respective climatized zone by automatically
adjusting the set point for the supply air temperature control loop.
Supply max limit
Supply min limit

Return SP
Return Nz
Return Ts
Return air compensating Supply SP Cal. Supply Temp. Return Temp.

+/- Supply PI-Loop ROOM
Note1:
If Return air temp > Return SP + Return Nz = Decrease Supply SP with 0,1°C each Return Ts
If Return air temp < Return SP - Return Nz = Increase Supply SP with 0,1°C each Return Ts
Note2:
Supply max limit
Supply SP
Supply min limit
Note: The set point for supply temperature will start at “Supply min limit”
Compensation applies to both heating and cooling.
Following settings have to be set on the operator panel.

Parameter
Supply max limit °C Max supply SP for supply regulation loop
Supply min limit °C Min supply SP for supply regulation loop
Return SP °C The return air set point
Return Nz °C The regulation neutral zone
Return Ts Sec The regulation set point will be calculated at a sampling time.

4 ENTHALPY EXCHANGER CONTROL

The enthalpy exchanger tranfers energi between the return air duct and the fresh air duct. The fresh air is either
heated or cooled depending on the temperature difference in the return air duct and the fresh air duct.
The purpuse of the exchanger is to take advantage of the energy stored in the air to minimize the energy
needed to run the plant.
When outdoor temperature is higher than return air temperature the enthalpy exchanger move energy from the
warm outdoor air to the colder return air causing a lower outdoor air temperature and thereby creating a
situation where less energy is needed to achieve the selected supply air set point.
If the outdoor temperature is lower than the return air temperature the energy is moved from the return air to the
outdoor air, heating the outdoor air.
When command is set for either OFF or ON the exchanger is forced OFF or ON.
In AUTO mode the enthalpy exchanger is not activated until the exhaust fan is running and one of the following
conditions is fulfilled:
o Outdoor temperature is higher than HT Limit.
o Outdoor temperature is lower than LT Limit.
No matter the command, the exchanger is rotated 2 times every day for 5 minutes each. This is done to remove
condensate from the exchanger. An alarm is given if no running signal is returned within few seconds.
O u td o o r t e m p e r a t u r e
°C
H T L im it
L T L im it
t
E n t h a lp y E x c h a n g e r
ON
OFF
Following control command has to be set on the operator panel:
Setting Description
OFF The enthalpy exchanger are stopped
ON The enthalpy exchanger are started
AUTO Auto mode the enthalpy exchanger controlled by outdoor and exhaust fan

Control
High outdoor limit °C Outdoor temperature is higher than HT Limit
Low outdoor limit °C Outdoor temperature is lower than LT Limit.

5 HOT WATER UNIT REGULATION

By means of the circulation pumps the hot water is circulated through the water pipe system and through the
plate heat exchanger to the heating coils in the AHU, rooms and back again. The pumps are controlled from the
pump control panel.
The capacity of the heat exchanger is automatically controlled by the water sensor. If the water
temperature diverges from the set point, the controller located in the control panel will gradually open or close
the valve, via the valve actuator as a function of the diverging signal, until the set point has been reached. The
valve is mounted in the steam pipe system.
By start of a circulation pump the regulation to the valve will be active. The valve will be closed by stop of the
circulation pump.
PLC
Pump 1
Pump 2
TE
Hot water supply
Steam inlet
Regulating valve Heat exchanger
Hot water return
Steam outlet
Following settings have to be set on the operator panel.

Hot water
Set point °C Hot water set point

6 HUMIDITY CONTROL
The humidity control is implemented to keep the humidity of the supply air to at a desired set point. Ensuring
maximum comfort in accommodation quarters and preventing illness. Electric steam generator.
The humidification system is active in both cooling and heating mode.
The humidifier regulation is activated, if the following is fulfilled:
The AHU fan must run

The outdoor temperature is lower than Humidity low limits
Humidity Setpoint %:
The humidifier capacity is regulated according to the humidity sensor in the exhaust air chamber,
which - according to the setpoint and neutral zone - controls the setpoint to the steam generator.
The humidifier regulation is activated, if the following is fulfilled:
%RH
A b o v e s e t p o in t + N Z , t h e
s t e a m g e n e r a t o r is o f f
S e t p o in t
+ NZ
W it h in s e t p o in t + / - N Z , T h e
S e t p o in t s t e a m g e n e r a t o r is o f f
S e t p o in t
- NZ B e l o w s e t p o in t - N Z , t h e s t e a m
g e n e r a t o r is e n a b le d i n a d o s e /
b re a k s e q u e n c e .

Steam generator
Set point % Humidity set point

Alarm limit
High humidity % High humidity limit alarm
Max humidity:
If the humidity rises above 70 %RH the high humidity limit the steam generator will stop on a alarm.

7 APPENDIX A – LIMITS FOR THE PLANT

Description UNIT SCALE Recomm. Actual
Main AHU
Main > Main AHU >
Enthalpy setup
High Out Door °C -50.0 – 50.0 25.0
Low Out Door °C -50.0 – 50.0 10.0
Main > Main AHU >

Alarm Setup
High supply temp. alarm limit °C -50.0 – 50.0 50.0
Low supply temp. alarm limit °C -50.0 – 50.0 0.0
High return temp alarm limit °C -50.0 – 50.0 50.0
Low return temp alarm limit °C -50.0 – 50.0 0.0
Main > Main AHU > Setup

Supply temp. setpoint without °C -50.0 – 50.0 18.0
compensating
Preheat Setpoint °C -50.0 – 50.0 10.0
Low outdoor limit start heat °C -50.0 – 50.0 10.0
High outdoor limit start cool °C -50.0 – 50.0 17.0
Main > Main AHU > Setup >

Supply setup
Neutral Zone °C 0.0 - 10.0 0.5
Sampling Time Sec 1.0 – 999.0 6.0
Integral Time Sec 1.0 – 999.0 5.0
Gain 0.0 – 999.0 10.0

Heat setup ( Preheat parm.)
Gain 0.0 – 999.0 10.0

Heat setup ( main heat parm.)
Gain 0.0 – 999.0 10.0

Compen setup
Max supply setpoint limit °C 0.0 – 50.0 22.0
Min supply setpoint limit °C 0.0 – 50.0 13.0
Return air setpoint °C 0.0 – 50.0 21.0
Return Nz °C 0.0 – 50.0 0.5
Return Ts Sec 1.0 – 999.0 500.0

Main > Main AHU > Humidity

Humidity Setpoint % 0.0 - 999.0 40.0
Main > Main AHU > Humidity >

Steup
Neutral Zone % 0.0 – 50.0 5.0
Gain 0.0 – 999.0 7.0
High humidity alarm limit % 0.0 – 999.0 70.0
Low outdoor limit start °C -50.0 – 50.0 5.0
Bridge AHU
Bridge > Bridge AHU >
Alarm Setup
High return temp alarm limit °C -50.0 – 50.0 50.0
Low return temp alarm limit °C -50.0 – 50.0 0.0

Humidity
Humidity Setpoint % 0.0 - 999.0 40.0

Humidity > Setup
Neutral Zone % 0.0 – 50.0 5.0
Gain 0.0 – 999.0 7.0
High humidity alarm limit % 0.0 – 999.0 70.0
Low outdoor limit start °C -50.0 – 50.0 5.0
Bridge > Bridge AHU > Setup

compensating

>Supply setup
Gain 0.0 – 999.0 10.0

>Compen setup


Return Nz °C 0.0 – 50.0 0.0
Return Ts Sec 1.0 – 999.0 500.0

>Heat setup
Gain 0.0 – 999.0 10.0
Galley AHU
Galley >Galley AHU >
Alarm Setup
Galley > Galley AHU > Setup

Supply temp. setpoint °C -50.0 – 50.0 21.0
Galley > Galley AHU > Setup >

Supply setup
Gain 0.0 – 999.0 10.0
Galley > Galley AHU > Setup >

Heat setup
Gain 0.0 – 999.0 10.0
ECR AHU
ECR > ECR 1-2 AHU >
Alarm Setup
High Return temp alarm limit °C -50.0 – 50.0 30.0
Low Return temp alarm limit °C -50.0 – 50.0 12.0
ECR > ECR 1-2 AHU > Setup

compensating
Low outdoor limit stop cool °C -50.0 – 50.0 10.0
ECR > ECR 1-2 AHU > Setup >

Supply setup

Gain 0.0 – 999.0 10.0
ECR > ECR 1-2 AHU > Setup >

Compen setup
Return Nz °C 0.0 – 50.0 0.5
Return Ts Sec 1.0 – 999.0 500.0
Workshop
AHU
Work > Workshop AHU >
Alarm Setup

Setup
Supply temp. setpoint °C -50.0 – 50.0 23.0
Low outdoor limit stop cool °C -50.0 – 50.0 6.0

Setup > Supply setup
Gain 0.0 – 999.0 10.0
Hot Water
Hot water > setup
Hot water setpoint °C 0.0 - 100.0 45.0
Hot water Neutral Zone °C 0.0 - 10.0 1.0
Hot water Sampling Time Sec 1.0 – 999.0 6.0
Hot water Integral Time Sec 1.0 – 999.0 2.0
Hot water Gain 0.0 – 999.0 8.0
No Type Channel Value

4 – 20 mA
Scaling
AHU Main Humidity sensor 7 FX2N-4AD 1 0.0 / 100.0
Chiller water supply temp. 7 FX2N-4AD 2 -50.0 / 50.0
AHU Bridge Humidity sensor 7 FX2N-4AD 3 0.0 / 100.0
Remote supply setpoint 7 FX2N-4AD 4 5.0 / -5.0
workshop

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4 ENTHALPY EXCHANGER CONTROL 15

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7 APPENDIX A – LIMITS FOR THE PLANT 18

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Table of Contents YORK Marine, Controls

1.1 Plant Description

One common outdoor temperature sensor for all AHUs.

1.1.1 Summer winter operation.

1.1.2 Bridge AHU.

The bridge AHU control system consists of the following:

The bridge AHU sensor consists of the following:

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1.1.3 Main AHU (Accommodation).

The Main AHU control system consists of the following:

The Main AHU sensor consists of the following:

1.1.4 Galley AHU.

The galley AHU control system consists of the following:

The galley AHU sensor consists of the following:

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1.1.5 ECR AHU no.1-2.

The ECR AHU no.1-2 control system consists of the following:

The ECR AHU no.1-2 sensor consists of the following:

1.1.6 Workshop AHU.

The galley AHU control system consists of the following:

The galley AHU sensor consists of the following:

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1.1.7 The Local control panel

The Local control panel handles the following:

• AHU cooling regulation. Further information please see Section 3.1.4

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1.2 Hardware control components

LCP for AC plant

1.2.1 The (LCP) local control panel hardware is sketched above.

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1.2.2 Profibus interface

The Profibus interface handles the following:

1.3 Local/Remote mode for HVAC panel

If local control is selected the following possibilities are available:

If remote control is selected the following possibilities are available:

1.4 Local/Remote mode for Chiller unit panel

If local control is selected the following possibilities are available:

If remote control is selected the following possibilities are available:

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1.5 Alarm Handling

1.6 Common Alarm Output

Common alarms/warnings to central alarm system

New alarm Another new All alarms

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Process value feed-back (Temperature, pressure, etc)

Input from the keyboard

e = Regulation error (actual temperature – set point)

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3.1 Supply Air Regulation

Following settings have to be set on the operator panel:

Settings Unit Description

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3.1.1 AHU Pre-heat regulation

Following settings have to be set on the operator panel:

Settings Unit Description

Concerning PI regulation, see section 2.