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Energy Valve Delta T Manager
Energy Valve Delta T Manager
Delta T Manager™
• Fouled Coils
400000 35
350000 1
30
335000
330000 300000
2 25
Power = BTU
Coil
Delta T °F
250000
Power Curve 20
200000
15
150000
12°F
Delta T Curve 10.5°F
10
100000
5
50000
0 0
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80
GPM 55 GPM 65 GPM
1 2 Δ
BTUh 330,000 335,000 1.5%
GPM 55 GPM 65 GPM 18%
Pump hp Hp increase = (65/55)3 65%
3
HP2 GPM 2
=?
HP1 GPM 1
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Delta T Manager™
Cost of Chiller Staging
Design Condition
• Design ΔT=12oF (54oF - 42oF)
• 360 GPM
• 1 Chiller, 90% Load (180 Ton)
Low ΔT
No change to the load, but a 2nd Pump and 2nd Chiller are started.
Delta T
Manager Signal Wasted Pumping
DDC Signal
Delta T Delta T
Manager On Manager On
Energy Valve Delta T Manager
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Delta T Manager™
Occupant Comfort
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Delta T Manager™
Occupant Comfort
Delta T Manager adjusts the valve if the ΔT drops below the
set point in order to maintain peak coil efficiency
400000 35
Delta T °F
250000
Power Saturation 20
200000
Power Curve 15
150000 Delta T
10 Set Point
100000
5
50000
0 0
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80
GPM 55 GPM 65 GPM
DT Management 96 GPM
240 GPM
Position Control
Results
• Aug 9 - Oct 9, 2010
∆T = 6.15°F
Results
• Delta T raised from
5.5°F to 10.5°F
• Flow ~ 5600 GPM
• Estimated $66,000/yr savings
• Estimated 2.9 year payback
• Coil
• ΔT Managing for peak coil efficiency
• Optimization in retro-fit applications
• Chiller Plant
• Improved chilled water plant efficiency
• Released chiller capacity
• Pump
• Reduced pump energy
• Occupant Comfort
• No reduction in supplied energy
Belimo Americas 17
Danbury, Connecticut
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