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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