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The Turbo Air® 3000 Centrifugal Compressor Compressor Handbook

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<strong>The</strong> <strong>Turbo</strong> Air <strong>3000</strong> <strong>Centrifugal</strong> <strong>Compressor</strong> Operator’s Manual<br />

Condensate Drain Piping Option<br />

When this option is purchased at the time of order entry, a piping assembly including a solenoidoperated<br />

drain valve and manually operated bypass gate valve is fabricated and attached to the drain<br />

connection of the intercoolers and aftercoolers. <strong>The</strong> solenoid-operated drain valves are in turn wired to<br />

the Vantage Control Panel. <strong>The</strong> Vantage Control System will open and close the drain valves at set<br />

intervals to drain accumulated condensate from the heat exchanger chambers.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Cooper <strong>Turbo</strong>compressor design is again compact and very effective. It will save installation cost<br />

and efficiently allow condensate to drain from the cooler chambers without wasting compressed air.<br />

A—24<br />

WARNING:<br />

Remember that the outlets of these three drain assemblies must not be manifolded together.<br />

<strong>The</strong>y must individually discharge into an open drain or trough to prevent condensate<br />

from higher-pressure chambers being forced back into lower pressure chambers. This<br />

is the single most common error made at the time of compressor installation.<br />

A. Solenoid Drain Valve<br />

B. Check Valve<br />

C. Manual Bypass Valve<br />

D. Manual Block Valve<br />

C<br />

B<br />

A<br />

D<br />

10 inches<br />

(250 mm)<br />

Figure A—14. Condensate Drain Piping Assembly Figure A—15. Liquidator TM Pneumatic<br />

Condensate Drain Trap<br />

Pneumatic Condensate Drain Option<br />

Figure A—15 illustrates an alternate to the solenoid-operated drain valve system. <strong>The</strong> Liquidator TM<br />

Pneumatic Condensate Draining System option is a demand-operated trap that automatically drains<br />

condensate without any loss of compressed air. Significant energy savings could result when using this<br />

system instead of other time-based draining systems. <strong>The</strong> Liquidator Draining System may be purchased<br />

initially with the compressor or retrofitted later. Request additional information from an authorized<br />

Cooper <strong>Turbo</strong>compressor representative. Engineering Data Release, EDR-D-005, explains this system and<br />

provides complete installation, operation and maintenance information.

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