AfreenAli Subscribe my Channel
What is the difference between primary secondary pump and variable primary in the chilled water system ? pump
Well, we can say that there are a lot of chilled water distribution systems as an Examples:
Primary pump - constant Flow Piping, Single Chiller,
Primary pump - Only Variable Flow Piping, Single Chiller,
Primarily pumps - Only Variable Flow Piping, Multiple Parallel Chillers
Primary/Secondary Variable Flow Piping, Multiple Parallel Chillers
Primary/Secondary Variable Flow Piping, Multiple Chillers, Multiple Coils, Multiple Series Chillers
For constant Flow Piping ----> Primary constant speed pumps
For Primary / Secondary Variable Flow Piping ----> primary pump is constant & secondary is variable
For Primary pump - Only Variable Flow Piping ----> the pump is variable speed
As a comparison:
Configuration --- Load Valves --- Installed Cost --- Pumping Cost
Const. Primary Flow ---3-way --- Lowest --- Highest
Primary/Secondary ---2-way --- Highest --- Medium
Var. Primary Flow ---2-way --- Medium --- Lowest
* Constant Flow Primary
Advantages
Lowest installed cost
Less plant space than P/S
Easy to Control & Operate
Easy to Commission
Disadvantages
Highest Plant Energy Cost (must run all, even at low loads)
* Primary (Constant) / Secondary (Variable)
Advantages
Easy to Control
Easy to Commission
Loop separation
Easier trouble-shooting
Separating isolated loads/buildings for lower total pump energy
Lower Plant Energy (can sequence chillers and ancillary equipment) Primary (Constant) / Secondary (Variable)
Versatile – multi-circuit capability
Disadvantages
Medium Pump Energy Cost
Highest Installed Cost (Sec Pumps, Piping, etc.)
Potential for higher plant energy loss because of Low Delta T syndrome
* Variable Primary Flow (VPF) System Arrangement
Advantages
Lower Installed Cost (approx.5% compared P/S)
No secondary Pumps or piping, valves, electrical, installation, etc.
Offset somewhat by added2W Bypass Valve and more complex controls Less Plant Space Needed
Best Chilled Water Pump Energy Consumption (most optimeady configuration)
VSD energy savings Variable Primary Flow (VPF) System Arrangement
Lower Pump Design Head
No comments:
Post a Comment