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RTWD

 New Water Cooled Helical Rotary Chiller


 Cooling Capacity Coverage - 200-800 kW

R. SALGADO

May 7th, 2009


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Meeting purpose

The purpose of this presentation is to inform you of the introduction of a


completely new Water-Cooled Helical Rotary Chiller.

The RTWD range consists in a new offering to cover the 200-800 kW


segment. It will be implemented soon and will bring following customer
benefits:
• 3 efficiency levels
• Heat Pump Capability
• Unit level selectable protocols including LON, BACNet (purchase BCU separately) or
Modbus RTU (as an option)
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I. Range Description
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Cooling Capacity Coverage

3 versions from 200 to 800 kW

2 Compressors / 2 Circuits
160 180 200
Premium
Efficiency
EER = 5.5
Ph a
High 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 220 250
Efficiency Ph b
EER = 5.1

Standard 160 170 190 200


Efficiency Ph b
EER = 4.1

200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 kW

Announcement: 4Q09
Ph a Announcement: May ‘09
Ph b
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1st Shipment: October ‘09 1st Shipment: 1Q10 RTWD’s


2Q10 RTUD’s

3 Efficiencies
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What is new: versus current Range

Higher Efficiency
Unit Efficiency version 1 3
For unit >500 kW a
Accoustical version 2 3 Available foravailable
Phase b
muffler will be
Refrigerant HFC - 134a HFC - 134a Multiple compressor
choice to fit application
Compressor Design Trane Design Trane Design
need
Type HiVi HiVi/LoVi
Type UCM CLD CH 530 Higher reliability
Control
Protocol Lontalk Lontalk/ Modbus / BACnet* Higher flexibility
Application Water-to-Water Heat Pump Water-to-Water Heat Pump Leaving condenser water up
to 140°F/60°C
Energy & Atmosphere Credit
#1 for Building Efficiency
Energy 2 points for entire
Savings building efficiency Suitable for more stringent
LEED Certification N/A
building design
Energy & Atmosphere Credit
#4 for Enhanced Refrigerant
Management
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1 point for reduced HFC-


134a refrigerant charge
*
BACNet (purchase BCU separately)

Higher
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Summary Range

• 18 Models
• Introduction in 2 phases
– Phase a: # 130-250 / 500-850 kW
– Phase b: # 60-120 / 250-500 kW
• 3 efficiency levels
• 3 acoustical options
• 2 versions of compressors
• Designed for high efficiency buildings
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II. Features & Benefits
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Features & Benefits

1 EVAPORATOR Exclusive Trane falling


film evaporator design achieves highest Easy installation
efficiency in the industry, above and • Single connection
beyond forecasted Industry standards. • Fit into a single door
2
2 COMPRESSORS Designed for robust 3
operation and unit reliability over a Reliability
wide operating range. •Trane design 6th compressor
generation
3 CONTROLS Precision in temperature • Adaptive control to ensure unit
control (+/-0.3K) capability, as well
as advanced adaptive algorithms and safety
adaptive preventative unit safeties, keeps 6 • Final run test before leaving
the chiller online when other chillers
4 the factory
might shut down.
Easy maintenance
4 CONDENSER Range of possible 1 • Direct access to all main
applications to suit a range of building components
system needs. • Cleanable Exchangers

5 UNIT INSTALLATION Unit installation


is easy, based upon water and electrical 5 Efficiency
connections as well as limited footprint • 3 efficiency levels
and rigging options. • Falling film evaporator to
extend EER and lower
6 SERVICEABILITY Optional dual-relief refrigerant quantity
valves for fast and convenient inspection
of refrigerant pressure valves.
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Designed
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Summary Features & Benefits

• The best of Trane technology…


– Falling film Evaporator
– State of the art control

• …in order to offer


– Easier installation
– More efficient and more reliable operation
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III. Main Components
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GP2 Compressor: High Reliability

• Direct Drive
– 3000 rpm @ 50 Hz
• Only 4 moving parts
• R134a optimized
• Variable/Step combination
unloading scheme
• Same compressor model as on
RTWB

Not Available yet


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Leverage
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GP2 Compressor: HiVi / LoVi
• LoVi  Std Ent. CDS ≤ 95°F/35°C
• HiVi  Std Ent. CDS > 95°F/35°C
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Different
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GP2 Compressor: HiVi / LoVi

HiVi

HiVi LoVi
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Under Testing
Operating
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Falling Film Technology: High Performances

• MINIMIZED RUNNING COSTS


– Patented “Falling Film” evaporator
technology
 Uses significantly less refrigerant than that
of a similar-sized chiller with flooded
evaporator design
 Offers better heat transfer and more
overall energy efficiency.
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Patented
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Falling Film Technology: What it is?

• Key Features
– Shell and tube construction is utilized to provide the
thermal exchange between water and refrigerant, with
water flowing on the inside of the tubes, and
refrigerant residing on the outside of the tubes and
within the shell
 2-phase refrigerant is supplied to the distributor.
The liquid then flows as a thin film around the
tube.
 While in resident contact with tubes, some of the
refrigerant is vaporized. The vapor generated in
this fashion is draw upward through the bundle in
the spaces between tubes. After emerging from
the top of the bundle, the vapor travels towards
the suction flange.
 A pool of liquid is maintained at the bottom of the
shell and sensed by the liquid level sensor.
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Patented
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Compressor Lube System

• 2 to 3 components
– Oil separator
– Gas pump
– Additional Oil Cooler (optional)
 Systematically with units with HiVi compressors
(HiVi  Std Ent. CDS > 95°F/35°C)
 For EVP low temperature applications
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Designed
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Compressor Lube System: Oil Separator

• How does it works?


– The oil separator is divided into two parts:
 The separation chamber
– The tangential inlet allow the flow to make a
smooth transition into a downward spiral. As
the mixture swirls, centrifugal force and inertia
cause oil particles to move outward and slide
down the inner wall into the sump.

 The oil sump


– Small openings along the wall between the
edge of the plate and the inner circumference
of the separator allow communication
between the two chambers which also serves
as a path of entry for the oil into the sump.
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Designed
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Compressor Lube System: Gas pump

• How does it works


– Filling Cycle

– Emptying Cycle
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Designed
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Unit Level Control

• CH530 controls
– Proven controls platform for reliable, stable operation
– Adaptive Controls feature to prevent nuisance trips
• What’s new?
– Power meter
 Allows to get readouts for both totalized kWh and resetable kWh, as
well as instantaneous kW and Power Factor (cos Phi)

Data
accessible
via
TechView
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Robust
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Unit Level Control

• CH530 controls
– Proven controls platform for reliable, stable operation
– Adaptive Controls feature to prevent nuisance trips
• What’s new?
– Power meter
 Allows to get readouts for both totalized kWh and resetable kWh, as
well as instantaneous kW and Power Factor (cos Phi)
– Leaving CDS water temperature control
 Allows for CDS leaving water temperature setpoint control. The chiller
will control based on this setpoint.
– Variable flow compensation
 Makes the chiller stay in control of the chilled water setpoint, while the
chiller is experiencing variable flow through the evaporator.
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Robust
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System Controls

• Communication options
– Time of day scheduling
– Generic BAS
– LonTalk®
– Tracer Summit™
– BACnet through BCU
sales
– Modbus
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Options
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Ease of Installation

• Small profile allows unit to fit through


single-width door
– Up to 500 kW - without removal of
any components
– From 500 to 800 kW - by removing
the electrical panel
• Installation benefits
– Faster, quicker retrofit opportunities
– Less floor space in new construction
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890 mm

Compact
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Summary Components

• Compressors
– 2 versions of the compressor
 However this will transparent at the selection stage
• Evaporator
– Falling film
 Optimum efficiency level / refrigerant charge
• State of the art control with additional capability
– Power meter
– Fully Integrated leaving condenser temperature control
– Optimized capability for variable primary flow
– Future native BacNet
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IV. Applications
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System Applications

Industrial Process Heat Recovery

• Flexibility to operate in a variety of


systems applications
• Variable primary flow
• 3 pass waterbox to allow for
better turndown
• Robust CH530 controls allow
up to 10% flow change during
a 1 minute period
• Variable flow compensation Comfort Cooling Ice Storage
provides stable operation
• EarthWiseTM
• Low flow
• Low temperature
• High efficiency option

• The wide operating map and high


efficiency make it the perfect choice
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for any systems application Low Temp Process Dry Cooler

Leveraging
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Energy Recovery – WWHP Applications

• Flexibility to operate
as a heating unit WWHP
(Water-to-Water Heat
Pump)
– Leaving condenser water
up to 140°F/60°C
 Currently limitation to
55°C  Tests ongoing
– Leaving condenser water
control
• Capability to reduce or
eliminate the heating
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requirements
Leveraging
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Summary Application

• Standard applications as well as high efficient / energy


saving applications
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V. Competitive Analysis
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Full Load: EER Analysis

C
D
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RTWD
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Part load: ESEER Analysis
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RTWD
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Part Load: ESEER Analysis - HE units

130 HE - ESEER = 6.59 140 HE - ESEER = 6.96

ESEER
ESEER = 6.82
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220 HE - ESEER = 6.82 250 HE - ESEER = 6.86

RTWD
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Part Load: ESEER Analysis - Premium units

160 Pre - ESEER = 7.24 180 Pre - ESEER = 7.25

ESEER
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200 Pre - ESEER = 7.05

RTWD
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Summary Competition

• Highest full load efficiency dual circuit unit


• Highest part load efficiency obtained with proven reliable
technology
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VI. RTWD – Introduction Plan
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EMAIR Commercialization Plan
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q

Value Based Pricing


Preliminary TOPSS version availability to
start prescription work
Pricing
defined • Dedicated Sales Brochure
Product Literature Product Literature • Product Catalogue
available in English available in all languages • Customer Presentation
 • Press releases
 Announcement of RTWD platform

Town Hall Town Hall  Sales Engineer + Customer Care – Net / Live Meeting
Town Hall
• Product range presentation
• Product range presentation
• TOPSS overview TOPSS + case study  Customer care – Net / Live Meeting
• TOPSS overview
• Commercialization plan
• Commercialization plan
• Tools availability Product + Tools + Competition + Sales arguments
• Tools availability
• Sales arguments  Sales Engineer – eLearning / Webinar
• Sales arguments
• Positioning
• Positioning
France / CEEBR / GSA / NER – Dedicated face to face training


 Announcement of RTUD platform

June ‘09 - First Order RTWD – 530-800 kW


October ‘09 - First Shipment RTWD – 530-800 kW
4Q ’09 - First Order RTWD – 230-530 kW
1Q ‘10 - First Shipment RTWD – 230-530 kW
1Q ‘10 - First Order RTUD
2Q ‘10 - First Shipment RTUD
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Sales Tools: Phase a

May '09 April/May ‘09 May ‘09 June ‘09 October ‘09
Selection tools Introduction training Training Order entry First shipment

Topics Dedicated Documentation


Documentation and Tools Intranet
Microsite • IOM
• TOPSS / Spectrum Live meeting
• Price positioning • Units • User guide
• Product catalogue +
• Competitive information
• Sales Brochure Conference call
analysis • Customer
• Sales tools presentation
functionalities • Forum
• Market
opportunities
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Phase
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Summary Sales Tools

• Topss release of May ‘09


– Phase a - RTWD 500-850 kW
 Selection and Pricing

• Topss release of June ’09


– Submittal generator implementation
– Phase b - RTWD 250-500 kW

• RTUD Topss implementation 4Q09


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VII. Opportunities
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Opportunities

• New Jobs in execution


– Meets class A specifications with RTWD
 Against scroll or screw competitive units
• New jobs in specifications
– RTWD:
 Specify class A
• R22 Retrofit
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Opportunities

• New Jobs in execution or specifications


Consequence of EPBD (Energy Performance Building Directive (1))
 More and More building designers and owners are looking for solutions to
improve the energy efficiency of their building.
o Future building: need to assess energy consumption at design stage
o Existing buildings: regular inspection of air conditioning systems will
progressively be mandatory in order to eliminate inefficient systems
 RTWD Chillers provide high full load and part load efficiency which will
contribute to optimize the energy consumption of the building.
(1) EBPD is a directive of the European Community which has been translated in national regulations:
• Austria = EAVGManagement Act No. 406/2000,
• Bulgaria= Energy Effciency Act,
• France = RT2005, (future RT2010)
• Germany = EnEV 2009,
• The Netherlands = Decree Energy Performance of Buildings’ (BEG) + ‘Regulation on Energy
Performance of Buildings’ (REG)
• Spain = Cõdigo Técnico de la Edifcaciõn’ (CTE) ‘Regulations for Thermal Installations in
Buildings’(RITE) / Basic Procedure for Energy Performance Certifcation of New Buildings
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• UK = Part L,

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Opportunities

• R22 Retrofit:
– Example of targeted jobs: Industrial applications
where R22 chillers are in operation

Inside the European Community, end Users of


R22 equipment still in operation will meet Virgin
following deadlines R22 Recycled
2010: servicing of existing equipment will
be possible with recycled R22 only
2010 R22
2015: servicing of existing equipment will
2015
not be possible anymore (no more refill
allowed)
Retrofit ?
As the availability of recycled R22 is
uncertain, all end user for which the use of
Replacement ?
equipment which R22 is critical should have a
plan to either retrofit or replace their existing
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chillers

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R22 Retrofit or Replacement ?

• Retrofit
– Cost = 30% of a new chiller

– Efficiency decrease (R404A,


service fluids)
– Capacity decrease (R134a)

– Short term solution


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R22 Retrofit or Replacement ?

• Retrofit • Replacement with RTWD


– Cost = 30% of a new chiller – Cost = 100% of a new chiller

– Efficiency decrease (R404A, – Higher efficiency at full load


service fluids) – Significantly higher part load
– Capacity decrease (R134a) efficiency vs Recip units
 Extra investment required may
actually see a short payback

– Long term solution


– Short term solution
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R22 Retrofit or Replacement ?

• Retrofit • Replacement with RTWD


– Cost = 30% of a new chiller – Cost = 100% of a new chiller

– Efficiency decrease (R404A, – Higher efficiency at full load


service fluids) – Significantly higher part load
– Capacity decrease (R134a) efficiency vs Recip units
 Extra investment required
may actually see a short
payback

– Short term solution


– Long term solution

• In case the customers has several R22 units in operation:


– Combination of retrofit + replacement
 New chiller used as base chiller / retrofit chiller used as back up
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Summary Applications

• Perfectly suited to elaborate a direct selling / owner


selling tactic
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In summary

• RTWD: The most advanced 200-800 kW dual circuit


helical rotary chiller on the market

• RTWD: Unique benefits for the customer thanks to


exclusive falling film evaporator design
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In summary

• RTWD: The most advanced 200-800 kW dual circuit


helical rotary chiller on the market
– Power meter
– Leaving CDS water temperature control
– Variable flow compensation

• RTWD: Unique benefits for the customer thanks to


exclusive falling film evaporator design

 Performance obtained with proven technology in order to


guarantee maximum dependability and longer equipment
life time
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TRANE Helical Rotary Chillers
To continue the success story
Thank you!
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