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1. PURPOSE
The aim of this procedure is to ensure overall quality and safety of the commissioning work for chillers.
The Scope covers for pre-commissioning and commissioning procedure for chillers.
3. REFERENCES
• Chiller Specification
• Drawings
i. Equipment Layout Ground Floor Drawing BES-SEG-RHB-ME-DR-002
ii. P & ID (Overall Plant) Drawing BES-SEG-RHB-CI-DR-001
4. DEFINITION
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5. GENERAL INFORMATION
Chilled water
Cooling Water
5.2 Equipment
Chiller
Make : Mitsubishi
Model : GART-135
Type : Centrifugal
Cooling Capacity : 1200USRT
Chilled Water
Inlet temperature : 14.5℃
Outlet temperature : 5.0℃
Flowrate : 381.1m3/h
Cooling Water
Inlet temperature : 30.6℃
Outlet temperature : 35.8℃
Flowrate : 823m3/h
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There are 10 chillers with a total capacity of 11144RT. 6 of them are brine chillers with total capacity of
6344RT, and the remaining 4 base chillers have the total capacity of 4800RT. Chilled water flow for
base chiller is 381.1m3/h. The chilled water supply temperature is 5oC and the return shall be 14.5oC.
The condenser water supply and condenser water return temperature are 30.6oC and 35.8oC,
respectively.
6. PRE-COMMISSIONING
Pre-commissioning Activities
For detail electrical chiller pre-commissioning, please refer to SECTION 5 to SECTION 9 in the attached
vendor’s procedure ‘Installation and Trial Operation Procedure for Mitsubishi Centrifugal Chiller
Model: GART-135’ in Attachment 1.
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7. COMMISSIONING
Commissioning Activities
Manual start up can be done by running the chilled water pump, followed by cooling water pump and cooling
tower fan. Then only start chiller manually at control panel. For stopping chiller, stop chiller manually at
control panel, followed by cooling water pump, cooling tower fan and chilled water pump.
For detail electrical chiller commissioning, please refer to SECTION 10 to SECTION 11 in the attached
vendor’s procedure ‘Installation and Trial Operation Procedure for Mitsubishi Centrifugal Chiller
Model: GART-135’ in Attachment 1.
8. ATTACHMENT
ATTACHMENT 1 Installation and Trial Operation Procedure for Mitsubishi Centrifugal Chiller Model:
GART- 135
ATTACHMENT 2 Inspection Checklist & Commissioning Test Form
ATTACHMENT 3 Calibration Certificates for Measuring Instrument
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ATTACHMENT 1
2. Supervising
3. Installation (general)
6. Vacuum Test
9. Charging of Refrigerant
12. Report
(Notes)
Employer (BANGSAR ENERGY SYSTEM SDN BHD) Representative: SEGATRANS SDN BHD
1) Supervisor (TOYO CR, MTH) does not control a work schedule
2) Supervisor (TOYO CR, MTH) supervises from Air tightness test to Trial operation of the said
chiller and has no responsibility of supplied workers.
2-1) Scope of work
Please refer to the attachment 1.
2-2) Schedule
Please refer to the attachment 2. (To be determined.)
3) Use the check sheets of the Installation and start-up, the Operation records of protective
devices, and the Operation data (MTH authorized mechanic furnishes).
4) Procedures for compressor motor terminals refer to the attachment 3 and attachment 4.
5) Tools refer to the attachment 5.
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3 Installation (general)
3-1 Followings shall be arranged prior to commencement of Installation and Trial Operation.
(1) Foundation for the chiller shall be arranged according to the machine layout drawing.
(2) Service clearance is required for maintenance and overhauling. Tube removal space should
be provided at either end. Please refer to the notes of the machine layout.
R1
HCW009B357
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・Without lifting beam (Following illustrations are for reference)
R1
HCW009B358
(2) The first of all, spread the rubber pad on the foundation, and install the chiller on the mat.
(3) To fix with the anchor bolts, put the rubber bushing and washers and then tighten by double
nuts. Please refer to the notes of the machine layout.
(4) Check level by using a clear water hose referring to the punch mark at the center of tube
plate (Incline to be within 1/1000).
(5) Fill out and furnish two copies of the notice of completion of installation work.
3-3 Transfer chiller horizontally (this is a sample method by roller and winch)
After unloading chiller, transfer chiller horizontally and pull by using rollers and winches.
Temporary skid should be spread around foundation base to make flatten surface for chiller
transfer pathway. Temporary skid (or round wood) should be made same height as chiller
foundation height.
Chiller room
Same as
Foundation height
Winch Pulley
HCW073F313
Roller Temporary Skid Foundation base
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3-4 Jack up Chiller and install on the foundation base
After the chiller has transferred above foundation base, jack up the chiller.
Set rubber mats followed by machine layout drawing, refer to the attachment 8.
Jack positions should be on jack up boss under the chiller.
Jack up Boss
Jack
HCW073F313
Temporary Skid Foundation base Chill roller
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(5) During the pressurization, prohibit access to the work area, and display a sign of
“PRESSURIZE GOING ON”.
(6) When blowing out nitrogen after air tightness test, ventilate thoroughly, or exhaust nitrogen
directly to outside. Open the safety valve.
* In principle use at least two pressure gauge, dial plate should be larger than 75 mm and maximum
scale should be over 1.25 times but within 2 times of the air tightness test pressure.
6 Vacuum Test
(1) Discharge air form the refrigerant / oil system to 665 Pa abs (5 mmHg・abs) or lower by using a
vacuum pump.
(2) After leave as it is more than 12 hours, the change of the vacuum level should be less than 665
Pa abs (5 mmHg・abs).
(3) If the refrigerant is scheduled to be charged two months or more after from the vacuum test,
temporary charge nitrogen gas at pressure about 0.03 MPa (G) and check every month for the
pressure.
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8 Charging of Lubricating Oil
8-1 Oil supply to the compressor.
Charge lubricating oil before charging refrigerant. Then oil need to be heat up to 60 deg. C.
(1) Manufacturer and product name of the lubrication oil is as follows:
When the oil level is higher than the centerline of the upper sight glass, which means that the oil
level is too high, oil may spray into the chiller at the time of startup or abrupt load change.
On the other hand, when the oil level is too low, oil pump sucks gas, causing cavitations and this
will sometimes lead to oil pressure decrease and the chiller may be stop.
(Note): However that the oil level may fluctuate more or less according to the changing loads.
Do not confuse this with the oil level abnormality.
(4) In the initial stage of operation, transitional oil level descent is observed. This is because new
refrigerant contains no oil in it. As more of oil is dissolved, the condition stabilizes.
Therefore, in some case it is necessary to replenish the oil after initial charge. But do not exceed
refrigerant replenish over 6 wt%. Be sure to record replenish volume and date.
Aimed amount of oil replenishment shall be 5 wt% of the amount of refrigerant charge. Use the
oil-returning eductor thereafter to recover the oil. For the usage of oil-returning eductor, see the
operation manual. If inappropriate amount of refrigerant is charged, the oil could not be
recovered even by using the evaporator eductor.
In case of over charge adjust it by draining excessive oil. Oil can be drained through the drain
valve during manual operation of the oil pump.
(5) Use the temporarily installed booster pump for any recharge after the refrigerant is charged,
which is applicable during operation.
Pump is not equipped with the chiller. So that prepare oil pump for charging oil.
Specification of the pump: Trochoid-type pump, Theoretical discharge rate more than 4.21 MPa,
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maximum discharge pressures to be more than 1.5 MPa with motor output 200 W.
Proceed with following procedure
a) Put new oil in the clean vessel. Insert the suction side of a clean hose in to the vessel,
connect discharge hose to the oil charge valve.
b) Operate oil pump manually, open oil charge valve a little, charge oil to the oil tank.
c) Charge up to center of the middle sight glass of oil tank, stop the oil pump and close oil
charge valve then disconnect hose.
d) After completion of oil charge, turn on the oil heater of compressor.
Oil heater will operate on and off automatically in between 60 deg. C to 65 deg. C.
Note: Vent air completely from the temporarily installed piping before charging.
9. Charging of Refrigerant
(1) Check if the temperature of the compressor oil tank is 55 deg. C or higher.
(2) Start the chilled water pump and the cooling water pump, and check if water passes through the
each heat exchanger tubes.
(3) After checking the vacuum of 266 Pa abs (2 mmHg・abs) or lower, charge with gas until the
internal pressure reaches 0.22 MPa or higher.
(4) Then, charge with liquid, filed up to 100% quantity of MTH shop test results. When heating the
charging vessel, use any hot pack or hot water of 40 deg. C or more.
(5) In the charging work, be sure to put on protective tools (goggles, leather gloves), and keep a
well-ventilated place.
Cautions in Handing
Since it is heavier than air, the refrigerant stays at low place when it leaks.
If any unprotected flame is used at the place where large amount of gas is present, the
refrigerant decomposes, and produces harmful gas.
Therefore, be sure to ventilate such a place.
Charging vessel shall be stored at 40 deg. C or lower.
Commissioning
10. Trial operation
(Note): Prior to starting work, refer to the schedule.
10-1 Check of the Rotational Direction of Main Motor
(1) Supply main-voltage power.
(2) Start the chilled water pump and the cooling water pump.
(3) Start the oil pump, and check the oil supply and oil tank internal pressure.
(4) Select the place of operation to the Local, and turn ON the START key.
(5) When the main motor runs for 2 to 3 sec, stop it immediately, and check the rotational direction
through the sight glass mounted at rear end the of the motor, which is to be counter-clockwise.
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(Note): 1. If any start instruction causes chattering, the contacts may be fused, causing
malfunction or fire.
2. To check secondary side CT is normal, be sure to check if the ammeter needle
reacts.
10-2 If the temperature of the cooling water is lower than 15 deg. C, throttle the flow rate of the
cooling water, and maintain the condensing pressure to 0.64 MPa or higher during operation.
10-3 If the temperature of the chilled water is higher than 30 deg. C, throttle the flow rate of the
chilled water toward the limit of Half, and maintain the evaporating pressure to an appropriate
level 0.23 to 0.39 MPa or lower during operation. In the first operation, open the vane manually
to 10%, check the pressure, temperature and noises, and then sample data. Open the vane
gradually to increase the load. When throttle the flow rate of the chilled water, check and adjust
a value of water failure relay. After recovery of the flow, be sure to return the value before
adjusting.
10-4 Keep the bearing lubrication temperature within 35 deg. C to 45 deg. C by adjusting the
temperature control valve expansion valve for refrigerant cooled oil cooler. Be sure to avoid
extreme cooling.
10-5 Appropriate bearing lubrication pressure shall be the oil tank internal pressure plus 0.20 to 0.25
MPa. Adjust this by using the oil pump relief valve.
After such adjustment, tighten the cap of the relief valve firmly.
Since no pressure gauge is installed inside the oil tank, install such a pressure gauge
temporarily in the oil line for the oil pressure switch-low pressure side.
10-6 Check the operation of the suction vane and the bypass valve with adjusting open and close
timing of the bypass valve not to hunting phenomenon when low load operation.
100%
BCV
Bypass
Valve
VM
Opening For reference
0 5% 20% 100%
Suction vane Opening
Operation of suction vane / bypass valve
12. Report
(1) Issue commissioning report.
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ATTACHMENT 2
Order Witnessed by
Delivered to Service agent
Purchaser Bangsar Energy System Sdn Bhd Responsible engineer
Installing company Completion date
Model of chiller Machine No.
Model of compressor Name of customer Bangsar Energy System Sdn Bhd
Condenser
Evaporator
( ) ( )
Unit: mm
・Was the absence of foreign Prior to assembly, be sure to □ (Divided into
matter checked in assembly? service the flange unit and two/specially
blow the pipings. divided in
shipment)
・Is the positioning metal Installation shall be □ (Specially
piece fixed firmly in the accomplished by the tube plate divided in
divisions of the heat joint surface of the evaporator shipment)
exchanger ? and condenser (inside).
Check marks - □Not required 〇 □OK × □NG 〇 □OK if adjusted or repaired □Work completed
1 Installation Check Sheet (2/2)
Check marks - □Not required 〇 □OK × □NG 〇 □OK if adjusted or repaired □Work completed
2-1 Start-up Check Sheet (1/4)
Order Witnessed by
Delivered to Service agent
Purchaser Bangsar Energy System Sdn Bhd Responsible engineer
Check marks -□Not required 〇□OK ×□NG 〇□OK if adjusted or repaired □Work completed
2-1 Start-up Check Sheet (2/4)
Check marks □
- Not required □OK
〇 □
× NG □
〇 OK if adjusted or repaired □
Work completed
2-1 Start-up Check Sheet (3/4)
Check marks □
- Not required 〇 OK
□ × NG
□ 〇 OK if adjusted or repaired
□ Work completed
□
2-3 Operation Data
Current A
Frequency Hz
Input kW
Suction temperature ℃
Discharge temperature ℃
Compressor
Oil level 〇〇
〇
Oil supply temperature ℃
Evaporating pressure, EP MPa(G)
Evaporating temperature ℃
Saturation temperature ℃
Evaporator
Saturate temperature ℃
izer
Liquid level mm
Heat balance
Setpoint of chilled water outlet ℃ Chiller Running Cnt Hr
Setpoint of demand control % COMPR Running Cnt Hr
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ATTACHMENT 3