Carrier 16JB User Manual
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The integral shipping skids, or base rails, are
normally left on the machine. However, the base
rails may be removed, if desired, but not until the
machine is in final position. When isolation pads
are used, they should be located under the corners
of the machine, atop soleplates with 1/2-in. min
imum thickness (see Fig. 10). The soleplate ensures
machine contact on the floor only at the corners
when base rails are left on. Shims may be inserted
under the soleplates for leveling the machine.
Grouting is optional.
Fig. 10 — Typical isolation Assembly
Explosionproof Machines
— 16JB standard absorp
tion machines can be factory equipped with
explosionproof
electric
motors
and
controls
suitable for Class 1, Group D hazardous locations
specified by the National Electrical Code. Modi
fications to the standard control system are
described in the controls application publications.
Outdoor Installation
— Outdoor installation of the
16JB absorption machine creates a number of
special problems which must be resolved. Such
applications should be considered only when the
customer
has
qualified
operating
personnel,
familiar with the maintenance of mechanical equip
ment located outdoors. Standard machines require
protection
from
weather.
A
simple,
heated
structure is preferred. If this is not possible,
protection from the weather must be provided by
machine modifications.
WEATHERPROOFING -- Pneumatic control sys
tems are recommended for outdoor installations.
Controls can be factory furnished to meet NEMA
No. 4 Waterproofing Specifications.
FREEZE PROTECTION — When the machine area
may be subjected to temperatures below 40 F and
if the machine is to be shut down for an extended
time during these low-temperature periods, all
water circuits and tube bundles should be drained,
then filled with ethylene glycol. Table 5 lists
storage volumes of 16JB header and tube bundles.
This data can be used when calculating the
quantity of ethylene glycol needed to provide
adequate freeze protection.
Table 5
Header and Tube Bundle Storage
Volumes (gal.)
UNIT
16JB
EVAPORATOR
ABSORBER
CONDENSER
HOT
WATER
GEN
010
25
27
14
14
012
28
30
16
16
014
30
35
17
17
018
43
46
24
23
021
48
51
26
25
024
57
62
32
30
028
64
69
36
34
032
76
83
42
39
036
83
90
46
43
041
96
104
52
49
047
106
117
59
56
054
057
108
150
57
74
061
068
129
179
68
87
077 ^
084
158
215
129
106
097
107
198
271
163
138
115
124
228
310
186
150
GEN — Generator