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FORM <strong>145.05</strong>-<strong>EG1</strong> (0804)<br />

there is no waterside economizer, and at 50º F<br />

with waterside economizer. At these water temperatures,<br />

the compressor energy consumption<br />

is typically less than 0.5 kW per ton.<br />

Compressor operation at lower condenser<br />

water temperatures is available with condenser<br />

water flow control.<br />

Evaporator coil<br />

This coil, 4 row or 6 row, is row split, with each<br />

refrigerant circuit covering entire coil face in 2-<br />

compressor units. In 4 compressor units, the<br />

coil is row split and has intertwined circuiting to<br />

activate entire coil face when any compressor<br />

is started.<br />

Waterside economizer – Optional<br />

4 row waterside economizer coil is offered as<br />

chemically cleanable or mechanically cleanable.<br />

In either case, the coil is rated for 400 psig<br />

waterside pressure. Waterside economizer<br />

option also includes complete water piping, sensors,<br />

and 2 two-way motorized valves for control<br />

of the economizer cycle. When condenser<br />

water is colder than the mixed air entering the<br />

unit, waterside economizer is activated, allowing<br />

the condenser water through the waterside<br />

economizer coil. If additional cooling is required<br />

to meet the load, condenser water leaving the<br />

economizer coil enters the condenser, and compressors<br />

are turned on as needed.<br />

CONDESNSER WATER PIPING DIAGRAM<br />

mechanical cooling mode only<br />

Water Cooled Condenser<br />

Condenser Water Supply<br />

(CWS)<br />

Condenser Water &<br />

Return (CWR)<br />

Economizer Valve &<br />

Actuator<br />

Bypass Valve & Actuator<br />

Economizer Coil<br />

Evaporator Coil<br />

CONDESNSER WATER PIPING DIAGRAM<br />

economizer with or without mechanical cooling mode<br />

Water Cooled Condenser<br />

Condenser Water Supply<br />

(CWS)<br />

Condenser Water Return<br />

(CWR)<br />

Economizer Valve &<br />

Actuator<br />

Bypass Valve & Actuator<br />

Economizer Coil<br />

Evaporator Coil<br />

FAN SECTION<br />

Plenum fan – quiet, efficient<br />

The YORK Versecon uses an efficient and quiet<br />

airfoil blade backward curve plenum fan, with a<br />

minimum of Class II construction. The fan section<br />

acts as a plenum, keeping discharge velocities<br />

and noise lower, and efficiency high.<br />

Bearing lubrication lines are brought closer to<br />

the front of the unit for easy maintenance.<br />

Vibration isolation<br />

Fan is mounted on vibration isolation springs<br />

and connected on the inlet side with a canvas<br />

flexible connection, minimizing vibration and<br />

noise transmission.<br />

Double wall construction<br />

Unit cabinet in the air stream has double wall<br />

construction with 22 gage perforated liner to<br />

absorb maximum amount of noise and to hold<br />

the insulation permanently in place without use<br />

of studs or glue.<br />

Variable Air volume with unit mounted<br />

and tested VFD – Optional<br />

Variable air volume units include a unit mounted<br />

and tested Variable Frequency Drive on all<br />

460 volt motors and up to 25 HP motors on 208<br />

or 230 volt units. Unit controller adjusts the<br />

VFD speed to maintain static pressure as<br />

sensed by a unit mounted differential air pressure<br />

transducer. The pressure transducer<br />

senses air pressure at an appropriate location<br />

in the supply ductwork through a pressure tube<br />

supplied and installed by others. All VAV units<br />

are supplied with a Duct High Limit pressure<br />

switch to stop the supply fan if the supply air<br />

pressure exceeds the set point.<br />

4 YORK INTERNATIONAL

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