raptors076
Mechanical
- Feb 2, 2011
- 13
Hello All,
ASHRAE 90.1 recommends supply air temmperature to control the economizer dampers and cooling coil valve. The standard provides clear reasoning for doing it.
My question is related to heating season. From your experience ,did anyone had any issues with coil freezing if similar approach is used in heating season. i.e. SAT controls economizer damper and heating valve. Heating valve only comes ON when dampers at minimum OA position. Is there any reason you would recommend any changes in the below sequence?
SAT controls the outside air damper, preheating coil, and heating coil
- Free cooling mode - Economizers controls SAT
- Heating - Outside damper will be at minimum position and preheat coil valve will open first to maintain SAT. Once preheat valve is 90%,heating valve will start opening to maintain SAT.
- Low mixed temperature limit can be separate control loop. i.e when MAT falls below 6 degree C, preheat valve opens to maintain MAT to 10C.
Thanks
ASHRAE 90.1 recommends supply air temmperature to control the economizer dampers and cooling coil valve. The standard provides clear reasoning for doing it.
My question is related to heating season. From your experience ,did anyone had any issues with coil freezing if similar approach is used in heating season. i.e. SAT controls economizer damper and heating valve. Heating valve only comes ON when dampers at minimum OA position. Is there any reason you would recommend any changes in the below sequence?
SAT controls the outside air damper, preheating coil, and heating coil
- Free cooling mode - Economizers controls SAT
- Heating - Outside damper will be at minimum position and preheat coil valve will open first to maintain SAT. Once preheat valve is 90%,heating valve will start opening to maintain SAT.
- Low mixed temperature limit can be separate control loop. i.e when MAT falls below 6 degree C, preheat valve opens to maintain MAT to 10C.
Thanks