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1 INFRARED HVAC APPLICATION HVAC 101
2 John Cannamela Owner ISC Building Diagnostics HVAC Journeyman since 1989 Start up test and Balance since 1992 Level II Thermographer Level II Vibration Level I Eddy current Fuel burning,pipe fitting, refrigeration, CFC universal cards
3 H.V.A.C. Hot Very Angry & Cranky
4 HVAC Heating Ventilation Air Conditioning
5 SAFETY SYSTEMS ARE TYPICALLY RUNNING SYSTEM MAY CONTAIN EXTREME PRESSURES SYSTEMS MAY BE ON ROOF OR CLOSED SPACES SYSTEM ACCESS CAN BE LIMITED YOUR EQUIPMENT MAY BE HARMED IF YOU RE NOT CAREFUL
6 SAFETY NOT ONLY CAN YOU GET HARMED BUT THE EXPENSIVE EQUIPMENT DESERVES SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS SUCH AS CARRING CASE MOISTURE EXPOSURE YOUR EQUIPMENT MAY BE HARMED IF YOU RE NOT CAREFUL
7 HVAC INFRARED APPLICATIONS THEORY HVAC 101 HEAT TRANSFER IS THE BASIC PREMISE TO ALL HVAC DIFFERENT MEDIUMS ARE USED DIRECT OR INDIRECT SYSTEMS MOVE THE MEDIUMS MEDIUMS ADD OR REMOVE HEAT
8 HVAC 101 Basic refrigerant system a direct system removes heat directly from the area of desired cooling such as a room or vehicle. The heat is removed with a medium and delivered to an area away from the subject area. In most cases it is refrigerant
9 HVAC 101 Basic refrigerant system a direct system removes heat directly from the area of desired cooling such as a room or vehicle
10 HVAC 101 Basic refrigerant system a direct system removes heat directly from the area of desired cooling such as a room or vehicle Some are referred to as package systems Some are split systems
11 HVAC 101 This a package system
12 HVAC 101 This a split system the heat rejection is piped to another location system
13 HVAC 101 An indirect system use another medium to remove the heat then transfers it to then another medium, such a s a typical building system. Water or glycol is a typical medium pumped through a building
14 HVAC 101 Basic building HVAC system chiller Water cooled chiller
15 HVAC 101 Basic building HVAC system chiller air cooled chiller
16 HVAC 101 Basic building HVAC system
17 HVAC 101 Basic building HVAC system
18 REQUIRED CONDITIONS SYSTEMS CAN BE ACTIVE OR INACTIVE LOADED SYSTEMS WOULD BE BEST SYSTEMS NEED TO BE AS CLOSE TO NORMAL RUNNING AS POSSIBLE FOR SOME CONDITIONS
19 DETECTABLE CONDITIONS HOT OR COLD CONDITIONS WET OR DRY CONDITIONS LOADED OR PARTIALLY LOADED CONDITIONS
20 LIMITATIONS SOME SYSTEMS HAVE LIMITED ACCESS SOME SYSTEMS NEED ADDITIONAL TECHNICIAN SOME EXTRA TRAINING MAY BE NEEDED
21 OTHER TOOLS PRESSURE GAUGES (WATER,AIR REFRIGERANT)
22 OTHER TOOLS MANOMETER FOR BUILDING/DUCT PRESSURE THERMO ANEOMETER FOR WIND SPEED AND AIR MOVEMENT RH/TEMP
23 OTHER TOOLS MULTIMETER THERMOCOUPLE MOST DIGITAL MULTIMETERS COME WITH ATTACHMENTS
24 ITEMS COILS MOTORS FANS COMPRESSORS AIR FLOW ISSUES DYNAMIC MEDIUM FLOW EFFECTS BUILDING ISSUES
25 HVAC 101 Residential unit
26 Furnace Split system with furnace
27 HVAC 101 Commercial roof top unit
28 Chiller Water cooled Chiller
29 Boiler
30 HVAC 101 Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning To heat or remove heat by means of a medium or fluid transfer usually with air or water. Air is harder to control due to its low density. By control I mean to transfer heat to and from an area. Since air is a low density fluid it dissipates rapidly when it leaves its controlled containment. Air is forced through duct work with fans then is circulated to and from an area to transfer heat.
31 HVAC 101 Specifically areas are designed for certain volume of air. This volume has to be distributed according to demand or load. This is where test and balance comes into play. Water and or liquid is another means of heat transfer. Liquid is moved in various ways pumps for example. Liquid is often passed in a heat exchanger thus the name.
32 Commissioning of HVAC Commissioning or start up of systems are performance and sequence verification. System tools are normally measuring electrical, pressure, and volume units of given components performance and quantities according to engineering specs.
33 Buildings and HVAC/IR Buildings have many issues that can be seen with infrared. The building HVAC can be manipulated so IR can see these issues quickly Some basic knowledge of building systems is required to adjust the building or to know how its operating +/
34 Infrared Thermal Imaging and HVAC Until recently Infrared technologies have been ignored or simply put,unknowingly left out of the HVAC world. One reason was limited access due to cost, it was expensive to buy a camera just for experimentation.
35 Specific uses air flow Air as a fluid in the HVAC world plays a major part of removing heat from a given space. It has low density and cannot be seen with many instruments including IR. Many tools and testing instruments have to be used to understand what the air is doing
36 Specific uses air flow Air flow & laminar flow below is an example of uneven air distribution. Balance measures quantity not quality measured with a flow hood in most cases
37 Specific uses This is an air diffuser throwing air in one direction
38 Specific uses air flow Other instruments are required for reading air flow IR can not be used for volume,only as an indicator of mode and direction of flow. We can only see the effect with IR
39 Specific uses This is an example of poor laminar flow or how straight the air is flowing across an area
40 Specific uses This is an example of poor laminar flow or how straight the air is flowing across an area
41 Specific uses This is an example of good laminar flow the air is more evenly distributed across the coil
42 Laminar flow video
43 Hot water coil not maximized
44 Specific uses The one towards the rear of the photo is throwing air evenly
45 FLIR Systems 97.0 F air flow pattern 90 Tstat Specific uses This show air flowing near a thermostat altering the accuracy of room temp
46 Specific uses roof top units Many buildings have central plants for their HVAC, but there are many smaller office building with rooftop units. These RTU s in many respects can be more complex than a Chiller.
47 Specific uses roof top units The RTU s come in many sizes and options. The idea of a RTU is to provide heating and cooling into a given space. The RTU s need routine maintenance. Infrared can help with that maintenance. There many dynamics to these units that can be diagnosed with IR provided you are an HVAC person or at least have some background in the trade. Some large units can take many hours to go through.significant time can be reduced with a scan
48 Specific uses roof top units. The building envelope is also affected by the RTU. The testing of buildings doesn t happen quarterly like a PM contract. The advantage of IR can also help with building pressure issues. Pressure issue are related to the RTU in some way be it infiltration or min outside requirements. I m not saying that the units need to be done every quarter but it should be done at both extremes of outside temperature.
49 Specific uses roof top units Almost everything thermal takes place on these units. Infrared is mostly used for electrical which goes without saying, but there are so many more things to be revealed by air flow and fluid flow in general. Heat goes to cold and the whole process happens roof top unit.
50 Specific uses roof top units IR alone can not be used but can accelerate the process of elimination Most of the imaging is qualitative other instruments are used to verify quantitative readings ;i.e. thermocouple, air flow reading tools
51 Specific uses RTU This RTU has many airflow leaks at the access doors gaskets fail over time.
52 Specific uses RTU This rtu has air leaks plugged coils many thermal anomalys
53 Specific uses RTU This rtu has air leaks plugged coils many thermal anomalys
54 Duct leaks Ductwork leaks can be seen but not quantified with IR if the system is in heating or cooling The system mode can be changed quickly
55 Duct leaks Hot air leaking from duct
56 Duct leaks Hot air leaking from duct
57 Duct leaks Cold air leaking from duct FLIR Systems F
58 Air effects Sometimes the system is operating properly but is affected by other conditions IR can reveal air patterns
59 Air in this case for winter should wash the windows with warm air
60 Operation anomaly There are 2 zones next to each other. 1 is in heating 1 is in cooling
61 Operation anomaly The tstat is on an exterior wall not a good practice. The cold infiltration is causing the control to be in heat mode prematurely which is a large energy loss
62 Operation anomaly
63 Operation anomaly
64 Tracing ductwork Finding ductwork in an old plaster ceiling FLIR Systems 23.0 C
65 Tracing Hydronics
66 Specific uses compressors Systems use compressors to move refrigerant around a medium that exchanges heat. IR can help narrow down which units to trouble shoot issues Other meters are needs such as leak detectors,multimeters,gauges
67 Visual of RTU
68 Specific uses compressors Only half the unit is on line. The reason will be determined with other tools but the time is saved as to which system is down
69 RTU short cycling air
70 Visual condensing unit
71 Specific uses This condensing unit should have an even pattern other tools will be needed to troubleshoot but IR lets us see how bad it is
72 Visual of split system air is blocked on the evaporator which causes lower pressure
73 Specific uses compressors This a semi hermetic compressor with slugging liquid refrigerant a major no no for compressors. They move gas not liquid. IR helps see which one.
74 Specific uses compressors In some cases IR can see refrigerant leaks with a qualifier a leak tester must be used IR can not be used alone for refrigerant leaks
75 Specific uses compressors In some cases IR can see refrigerant leaks with a qualifier a leak tester must be used IR can not be used alone for refrigerant leaks
76 Chiller application A chiller chills water well removes heat from the water that is circulated through the building or process The system cools water with a refrigerant just like the air system but it cools water, indirect
77 Chillers
78 Chillers Water cooled Chiller
79 Chiller application
80 Chiller 3 stage
81 Chiller This chiller had non condensables (air) entrained
82 Chiller This is after the gaskets were changed
83 Specific uses cooling towers Cooling towers exchange heat usually with water flowing over a field and are assisted with a fan. The fan draws air over the field. Even distribution is needed or energy is wasted
84 Specific uses cooling towers This cooling tower is not pulling air evenly more air is being pulled at the top which is very inefficient
85 Specific uses cooling towers This cooling tower is not pulling air evenly some of the discharge air is being short cycled as seen on top in red
86 Specific uses boilers Boilers or water heaters need to retain the heat in the water and vent the combustible out safely. IR can see heat loss and combustion loss Other tools such as combustion analysis are needed
87 Specific uses boilers This boiler has uneven distribution
88 FLIR Systems F Specific uses boilers This boiler has uneven distribution
89 Specific uses boilers This boiler has an anomaly we found gasket had fallen down causing carbon monoxide to enter the room
90 FLIR Systems anomaly Specific uses boilers This boiler has an anomaly we found gasket had fallen down causing carbon monoxide to enter the room
91 Specific uses boilers This boiler was checked after IR was used and found to have a cracked refractory
92 Specific uses boilers This boiler was checked after IR was used and found to have a cracked refractory
93 Specific uses boilers This boiler has flue gasses leaking into the room
94 Steam Steam is not always associated with HVAC We can see steam leaks and trap issues Advantage it can be seen at a distance Disdvantage some issues can be seen such as partial failure so ultrasound is the prefered method Ultrasound need noise from flow.if the flow is blocked then IR is the better method
95 Steam applications Ultra sound is the standard practice for steam trap surveys but what if there isn t any sound
96 Steam applications This valve is blocked only IR can find this type of problem
97 Steam applications This trap is blowing by this was in a crawl spacewith IR it can be seen at a safe distance FLIR Systems Ar1:max F
98 Steam tracing IR can be used to find leaks or piping FLIR Systems 78.3 F
99 CRAC Computer room air conditioning Server rooms with CRAC
100 CRAC Computer Room Air Conditioning Down flow in this case RETURN AIR Server Server CRAC FLOOR w/perforated tiles S U P P L Y 2/17/
101 CRAC Testing involves many instruments most of which measure temperature and volume and velocity of fluids, air being one of those fluids. Seeing the air is very tough smoke is one of those things we use, however the effect of air is what we are also concerned with, the effect with regards to comfort. Air movement is a necessary requirement in buildings. Where and how it moves is not easy to control after it leaves the ductwork /plenum
102 CRAC Here comes IR, now we can see the effect of the air and can direct it to a more beneficial area for comfort or process
103 Server
104 Thermal picture of server with uneven air 104
105 Infrared picture after adjustment. The average temp went from 78 to 72 Added cabinet to offer resistance to air on the end panel. The air is now higher on the server
106 Here is an example of an air flow problem on CRAC system 2/17/
107 Air with poor distribution can be from congested or shallow floor 8 shallow and full of cabling 107
108 Special applications 3D Infrared in collaboration with Stockton Infrared Why have a 2D image when you can see the room in 3D infrared High resolution imaging
109 Special applications
110 Special applications This is a computer room in 3D infrared
111 Special applications raised floors Data floor leaks can be found with infrared Raised floor plenums are used in more applications than just data server rooms. these floors have to be as leak free as possible in order to perform. The system is similar to the duct system in above ceiling installation.
112 Special applications raised floors
113 Special applications raised floors
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