Engineer Presentation

1. Engineer Presentation

2. Efficiency - GAS

3. Clamshell Heat Exchanger80% Efficient

4. Typical two furnace unit 400 °F 1700 °F

5. Typical two furnace unit 70°F 120°F 20°F 80% Efficient 75%Efficient

6. Air Stratification - Typical Heat Exchanger 10-15 °F ΔT Heat Exchanger

7. Tubular Heat Exchanger 82-83% Efficient 350 °F 1700 °F

8. Primary Secondary 93% Efficient 91% Efficient 150 °F 1700 °F

9. Sizing - Series 70°F 120°F 20°F 86% Efficient 91% Efficient

10. 600 MBH input Sizing - Parallel 300 MBH input 91% Efficient 91% Efficient

11. Air Stratification – High Efficiency Heat Exchanger ??? °F ΔT Heat Exchanger

12. Single Stage VS Modulation The minimum turn down must be set to ensure condensing in the secondary heat exchanger or both heat exchangers must be made out of stainless steel. The Power Venter/Draft Inducer’s airflow directly affects the gas to air ratio at the burner. The ratio must be set to keep Air Free CO below 400 PPM. Minimum Turn Down Limitation

14. Why Hydronic? • Minimize footprint while maximizing efficiency. • Maximum efficiency at the widest range of ambient & design conditions. • Maximizing user comfort while minimizing operating cost. • VAV minimum CFM is now limited by the supply fan instead of heat exchanger. • No stratification issues. • “Green” unit/minimize emissions

15. Xcelon w/ Integral Condensing Boiler 100 °F 90 °F 140 °F 1700 °F

16. Air Stratification - Heating Hot Water Coil

17. Constant Discharge Temperature

18. Performance • 93% thermal efficiency per BTS2000. With a discharge air temperature set at 70 degrees, that efficiency increases to 98% efficient. • Fully modulating gas valves. • 10:1 turndown ratio • Closed Hydronic Loop requiring no water connections at the roof. Only connections are gas, electricity and ductwork. • Glycol Mix protects the unit to -20°F • Extreme Cold Weather Kit Option protects unit to -30°F

19. Performance

20. The maximum allowed CO is 400 PPM CO (Air Free) • Variable speed power venter • High fire should be between 8.5-9.5% for CO2 and below the maximum 150 PPM for CO. • Low fire should be between 8.0-8.5% for CO2 and below the maximum 150 PPM for CO.

21. Efficiency - ELECTRICAL

22. Clamshell - Static Pressure • A typical Clamshell Heat Exchanger can have a static pressure drop of 1.12” per furnace. • This can result in a total static pressure of over 3” through the furnace sections.

23. Xcelon – Hot Water Coil • Regardless of the BTU input and CFM selected, the hot water coil was carefully selected to keep the air pressure drop below 0.5” of static. • This can result in a reduction in motor horse power by up to two sizes. • Further adding to the electrical savings, all units come with a VFD as standard.

24. Cooling Coil Bypass Bypass Damper • In cooling mode the bypass damper is closed forcing the air through the cooling coil. • When not in cooling mode, the bypass damper opens to reduce the internal static pressure of the unit. Cooling Coil

25. Efficiency – Heat Recovery

26. Heat Recovery Layout Boiler Motor Pumps VFD & Transformer This recovered waste heat increases the efficiency by 1+%

27. Additional Features

28. Cincinnati Fan

29. Spring Isolators

30. Piping

31. Condensate • Integral condensate trap designed to drain in the event of a power failure. • Condensate Neutralizer as a factory installed optional accessory. • Optional Dedicated heat trace power supply for long condensate runs.

32. Controls - Overview • Call for heat is received. • Dampers open and prove. • Burners turn on. • After glycol mix reaches temperature, VFD slowly ramps up. • Glycol mix temperature is varied to maintain constant discharge temperature. • (Optional) if the unit is unable to maintain discharge temperature, it reduces the CFM until discharge temp is satisfied.

33. Controls - Boiler • The PID loop looks at the Propylene Glycol mix temperature, the discharge air temperature and rate of change. • HRT Controls are configured to run the first burner to 50% fire then turn on the second burner. • True run time monitoring

34. Controls - Safeties • Boiler – High Limit, Low Water Cutoff, Ignition Control Fault and Software Operator Limit • Per code, unit complies with CSD-1. • Air Side – VFD Temperature Status and Damper Prove

35. Controls - HRT

36. Controls –

37. Service • Designed with ease of service in mind. • Isolation valves for ease of boiler service • Boiler is on a track for ease of repair. • Service lights standard on all units. • Optional Convenience Outlet available. • Optional Clogged Filter Switch. • External Control Terminal Strip on exterior of unit for ease of Thermostat wiring.

38. Roof Cap • The roof cap of the outdoor unit is sloped to prevent standing water on top of the unit. • It should be noted that underneath the roof cap is that actual roof of the unit which is a same panel construction as the walls (with the same R-value)

39. LEED Credits

40. Credit Contribution

41. Credit Contribution

42. Contractor & Commissioning Credits

43. Performance • Performance • Max Discharge 140 ⁰F, Max temperature rise 100 ⁰F. • 4,501 - 15,000 CFM • Able to handle 3” of external static pressure • 800 – 1,600 MBH • Initial offering • 4,501 to 10,000 CFM • 800 & 1,200 MBH

44. Beta Sites Chicago, IL Turano Bakery (Bakery) Wakefield, MA Blanchard Grinding Service (Sheet metal shops) Stoughton, WI – Has 3 beta sites: Stark Automotive (Served the Automotive bays of the repair shop) NAFA(Tannery Factory) – Has Two units in two buildings Mississauga, ON, Canada – Has 3 beta sites: Apartment complex 2095 Roche Court Mississauga, ON, Canada Apartment complex – 2 Units installed here 2 Armel Court Toronto, ON, Canada

45. Questions