High efficiency CO2 transcritical DC condensing unit
Giovanni Tonin
BU Retail Solutions,
Sales&Marketing Process
Condensing unit regulation
EUROPE Ecodesign “Directive 2009/125/EC (Energy Related Product,
ERP) ”
Minimum COP (coefficient of performance) for units with rated capacity
lower than 5 kW, minimum SEPR (seasonal energy performance ratio) for
units with rated capacity between 5 and 50 kW.
USA DOE “CFR 2015 Title 10 part 431”
Limitation are applied to the entire system: condensing unit and refrigeration
units. Requirements are different according to the type of refrigerated units.
EUROPE “ F-GAS regulation No. 517/2014”
Stationary refrigeration and air-conditioning equipment,
HFCs with GWP≥2500 unacceptable from 2020
USA “EPA SNAP Rules”
Remote condensing units
New: HFC-227ea, R-404A, R-407B, R-421B, R-422A, R-422C, R-422D, R-428A,
R-434A, R-507ª unacceptable from 2018
Japan “Act on Rational Use & Proper Management of Fluorocarbons”
Condensing unit and refrigerating unit
Target GWP < 1500 from 2025
China under definition
Any reproduction, modification or distribution of this document, whether in part
or entirely and by any means, is expressly prohibited except upon CAREL's
express prior written permission. 2016 CAREL all rights reserved
CO2 condensing unit scenario
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or entirely and by any means, is expressly prohibited except upon CAREL's
express prior written permission. 2016 CAREL all rights reserved
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or entirely and by any means, is expressly prohibited except upon CAREL's
express prior written permission. 2016 CAREL all rights reserved
CO2 condensing unit application
Hypermarket – Supermarket
Big - Medium formats
• Compressor racks, mainly CO2
transcritical booster
• Natural refrigerant CO2 as standard
• Continuous improvement for energy
efficiency mostly in warm climates
• Carbon footprint reduction
Convenience store –
Petrol Station
Small – Extra small formats
• Condensing Units
• Natural refrigerant CO2 available
• Partial load energy efficiency
• Carbon footprint reductionNOW
CAREL Hecu sistema
New efficiency frontier
Food quality
Innovation suitable for all
Always connected
Any reproduction, modification or distribution of this document, whether in part
or entirely and by any means, is expressly prohibited except upon CAREL's
express prior written permission. 2016 CAREL all rights reserved
New efficiency frontier
DC inverter technology
The compressor with DC motor allows considerable energy saving as operation is optimum at part loads.
Any reproduction, modification or distribution of this document, whether in part
or entirely and by any means, is expressly prohibited except upon CAREL's
express prior written permission. 2016 CAREL all rights reserved
On-Off cycling is not efficient as the
refrigeration circuit needs time to reach the
nominal efficiency. Part load conditions (i.e.
25%) won’t allow to reach nominal efficiency.
Average efficiency is low.
This area represents the increase of
efficiency at part load. It’s bigger with a wider
BLDC capacity range
Refrigeration plant is working for the largest
part of the time at low partial load
New efficiency frontier
Any reproduction, modification or distribution of this document, whether in part
or entirely and by any means, is expressly prohibited except upon CAREL's
express prior written permission. 2016 CAREL all rights reserved
ADAPTIVE WORKING
CONDITION
Smooth Lines
•  Continuous superheat set point modulation according to real unit demand
•  Dynamic modulation of cooling capacity results in no more off cycles
•  Stable product temperature and less defrost needs
•  High efficiency and stability with CAREL EEV
SH
set
Regulation temp.
Integrated Solution for System Optimization
§  Continuos superheat modulation: Smooth Line
§  Floating Suction for self adapting working conditions
Dynamic SH setpoint
New efficiency frontier
Floating Suction & Compressor speed modulation
•  Continuous suction pressure set point modulation
•  Optimum and stable control suction pressure control
•  Compressor ON-OFF cycles reduced to the minimum
•  High efficiency and stability with CAREL power+
Any reproduction, modification or distribution of this document, whether in part
or entirely and by any means, is expressly prohibited except upon CAREL's
express prior written permission. 2016 CAREL all rights reserved
REAL TIME
SYNCHRONIZATION
Dynamic Suction
setpoint
Innovation suitable for all
Unique controller board
For BLDC compressor management and
CO2 valves management, both high
pressure and flash gas valves
Advanced DC compressor driver
For an efficient and variable speed
compressor driving and optimal
performance at partial load
Electronic expansion valves
For a calibrated injection and precise
regulation of gas cooler and receiver
pressure
Any reproduction, modification or distribution of this document, whether in part
or entirely and by any means, is expressly prohibited except upon CAREL's
express prior written permission. 2016 CAREL all rights reserved
Fully	
  integrated	
  and	
  compact	
  solu3on	
  
ALL	
  in	
  ONE	
  
Innovation suitable for all
Maximum	
  ease	
  of	
  use	
  
Easy set-up and optimisation
•  Wizard start-up procedure for a
simplified unit configuration
•  Pre-setting of the main parameters
and probes to reduce
commissioning timing
Extremely fast commissioning
•  Automatic preconfiguration of the
system network (refrigerated cases
and condensing unit)
•  Optimised default parameters with
extensive laboratory tests
Intuitive programming
•  Different access profile for different
user
•  Simplified menu for a clear
navigation
•  PGD and pLD PRO terminal with
full informations
Any reproduction, modification or distribution of this document, whether in part
or entirely and by any means, is expressly prohibited except upon CAREL's
express prior written permission. 2016 CAREL all rights reserved
Food quality
Full envelope management and optimum compressor control
CAREL testing process approves the use of its inverter with different models
of compressors to ensure completely safe operation in the best possible
conditions.
Any reproduction, modification or distribution of this document, whether in part
or entirely and by any means, is expressly prohibited except upon CAREL's
express prior written permission. 2016 CAREL all rights reserved
Advanced oil return features
•  By washing the showcases using CAREL E2V expansion valves
•  With Speed Boost function
Extreme	
  reliability	
  à	
  no	
  down	
  3me	
  
Food quality
Highest quality of food preservation combined with high energy efficiency
The condensing unit constantly responds to the cooling demand of each connected unit, dynamically
adapting to current conditions while the E2V valves on each unit control the flow of refrigerant, and the
MPXPRO controllers minimize temperature fluctuations
Any reproduction, modification or distribution of this document, whether in part
or entirely and by any means, is expressly prohibited except upon CAREL's
express prior written permission. 2016 CAREL all rights reserved
Always connected
Direct data access and
notification
With optimized interface for
different device and configurable
report
Any reproduction, modification or distribution of this document, whether in part
or entirely and by any means, is expressly prohibited except upon CAREL's
express prior written permission. 2016 CAREL all rights reserved
GPRS-ETHERNET
Simple and deep MAINTENANCE
Fullly independent access to the
refrigeration unit to maximize the
maintenance experience
Intuitive site navigation
With custom maps and graphics
Easy optimization and higher
service level
With site graphs and trend
Always connected
ENERGY CONSUMPTION
Systems comparison and Business Intelligence within all units connected
•  Energy dashboard with comparative
analysis
•  Analytics for optimal food preservation
•  Centralised alarm monitoring
•  Remote customized interface
•  Geo localization
Any reproduction, modification or distribution of this document, whether in part
or entirely and by any means, is expressly prohibited except upon CAREL's
express prior written permission. 2016 CAREL all rights reserved
Conclusions
•  CO2 DC inverter technology is available in the market now
Any reproduction, modification or distribution of this document, whether in part
or entirely and by any means, is expressly prohibited except upon CAREL's
express prior written permission. 2016 CAREL all rights reserved
•  Considerable energy saving results can be obtained by DC technology and advanced
control algorithms
•  Both efficiency and refrigerants regulations can be achieved using DC inverter
technology and natural refrigerant CO2
•  Reduced down time of the system with advanced envelope control and preventive
actions
•  Optimum food preservation with more stable product temperature
•  Wide range of remote monitoring systems in order to optimize system performance,
carry out preventive maintenance and analyze energy consumption
High efficiency CO2 transcritical DC condensing unit

High efficiency CO2 transcritical DC condensing unit

  • 1.
    High efficiency CO2transcritical DC condensing unit Giovanni Tonin BU Retail Solutions, Sales&Marketing Process
  • 2.
    Condensing unit regulation EUROPEEcodesign “Directive 2009/125/EC (Energy Related Product, ERP) ” Minimum COP (coefficient of performance) for units with rated capacity lower than 5 kW, minimum SEPR (seasonal energy performance ratio) for units with rated capacity between 5 and 50 kW. USA DOE “CFR 2015 Title 10 part 431” Limitation are applied to the entire system: condensing unit and refrigeration units. Requirements are different according to the type of refrigerated units. EUROPE “ F-GAS regulation No. 517/2014” Stationary refrigeration and air-conditioning equipment, HFCs with GWP≥2500 unacceptable from 2020 USA “EPA SNAP Rules” Remote condensing units New: HFC-227ea, R-404A, R-407B, R-421B, R-422A, R-422C, R-422D, R-428A, R-434A, R-507ª unacceptable from 2018 Japan “Act on Rational Use & Proper Management of Fluorocarbons” Condensing unit and refrigerating unit Target GWP < 1500 from 2025 China under definition Any reproduction, modification or distribution of this document, whether in part or entirely and by any means, is expressly prohibited except upon CAREL's express prior written permission. 2016 CAREL all rights reserved
  • 3.
    CO2 condensing unitscenario Any reproduction, modification or distribution of this document, whether in part or entirely and by any means, is expressly prohibited except upon CAREL's express prior written permission. 2016 CAREL all rights reserved
  • 4.
    Any reproduction, modificationor distribution of this document, whether in part or entirely and by any means, is expressly prohibited except upon CAREL's express prior written permission. 2016 CAREL all rights reserved CO2 condensing unit application Hypermarket – Supermarket Big - Medium formats • Compressor racks, mainly CO2 transcritical booster • Natural refrigerant CO2 as standard • Continuous improvement for energy efficiency mostly in warm climates • Carbon footprint reduction Convenience store – Petrol Station Small – Extra small formats • Condensing Units • Natural refrigerant CO2 available • Partial load energy efficiency • Carbon footprint reductionNOW
  • 5.
    CAREL Hecu sistema Newefficiency frontier Food quality Innovation suitable for all Always connected Any reproduction, modification or distribution of this document, whether in part or entirely and by any means, is expressly prohibited except upon CAREL's express prior written permission. 2016 CAREL all rights reserved
  • 6.
    New efficiency frontier DCinverter technology The compressor with DC motor allows considerable energy saving as operation is optimum at part loads. Any reproduction, modification or distribution of this document, whether in part or entirely and by any means, is expressly prohibited except upon CAREL's express prior written permission. 2016 CAREL all rights reserved On-Off cycling is not efficient as the refrigeration circuit needs time to reach the nominal efficiency. Part load conditions (i.e. 25%) won’t allow to reach nominal efficiency. Average efficiency is low. This area represents the increase of efficiency at part load. It’s bigger with a wider BLDC capacity range Refrigeration plant is working for the largest part of the time at low partial load
  • 7.
    New efficiency frontier Anyreproduction, modification or distribution of this document, whether in part or entirely and by any means, is expressly prohibited except upon CAREL's express prior written permission. 2016 CAREL all rights reserved ADAPTIVE WORKING CONDITION Smooth Lines •  Continuous superheat set point modulation according to real unit demand •  Dynamic modulation of cooling capacity results in no more off cycles •  Stable product temperature and less defrost needs •  High efficiency and stability with CAREL EEV SH set Regulation temp. Integrated Solution for System Optimization §  Continuos superheat modulation: Smooth Line §  Floating Suction for self adapting working conditions Dynamic SH setpoint
  • 8.
    New efficiency frontier FloatingSuction & Compressor speed modulation •  Continuous suction pressure set point modulation •  Optimum and stable control suction pressure control •  Compressor ON-OFF cycles reduced to the minimum •  High efficiency and stability with CAREL power+ Any reproduction, modification or distribution of this document, whether in part or entirely and by any means, is expressly prohibited except upon CAREL's express prior written permission. 2016 CAREL all rights reserved REAL TIME SYNCHRONIZATION Dynamic Suction setpoint
  • 9.
    Innovation suitable forall Unique controller board For BLDC compressor management and CO2 valves management, both high pressure and flash gas valves Advanced DC compressor driver For an efficient and variable speed compressor driving and optimal performance at partial load Electronic expansion valves For a calibrated injection and precise regulation of gas cooler and receiver pressure Any reproduction, modification or distribution of this document, whether in part or entirely and by any means, is expressly prohibited except upon CAREL's express prior written permission. 2016 CAREL all rights reserved Fully  integrated  and  compact  solu3on   ALL  in  ONE  
  • 10.
    Innovation suitable forall Maximum  ease  of  use   Easy set-up and optimisation •  Wizard start-up procedure for a simplified unit configuration •  Pre-setting of the main parameters and probes to reduce commissioning timing Extremely fast commissioning •  Automatic preconfiguration of the system network (refrigerated cases and condensing unit) •  Optimised default parameters with extensive laboratory tests Intuitive programming •  Different access profile for different user •  Simplified menu for a clear navigation •  PGD and pLD PRO terminal with full informations Any reproduction, modification or distribution of this document, whether in part or entirely and by any means, is expressly prohibited except upon CAREL's express prior written permission. 2016 CAREL all rights reserved
  • 11.
    Food quality Full envelopemanagement and optimum compressor control CAREL testing process approves the use of its inverter with different models of compressors to ensure completely safe operation in the best possible conditions. Any reproduction, modification or distribution of this document, whether in part or entirely and by any means, is expressly prohibited except upon CAREL's express prior written permission. 2016 CAREL all rights reserved Advanced oil return features •  By washing the showcases using CAREL E2V expansion valves •  With Speed Boost function Extreme  reliability  à  no  down  3me  
  • 12.
    Food quality Highest qualityof food preservation combined with high energy efficiency The condensing unit constantly responds to the cooling demand of each connected unit, dynamically adapting to current conditions while the E2V valves on each unit control the flow of refrigerant, and the MPXPRO controllers minimize temperature fluctuations Any reproduction, modification or distribution of this document, whether in part or entirely and by any means, is expressly prohibited except upon CAREL's express prior written permission. 2016 CAREL all rights reserved
  • 13.
    Always connected Direct dataaccess and notification With optimized interface for different device and configurable report Any reproduction, modification or distribution of this document, whether in part or entirely and by any means, is expressly prohibited except upon CAREL's express prior written permission. 2016 CAREL all rights reserved GPRS-ETHERNET Simple and deep MAINTENANCE Fullly independent access to the refrigeration unit to maximize the maintenance experience Intuitive site navigation With custom maps and graphics Easy optimization and higher service level With site graphs and trend
  • 14.
    Always connected ENERGY CONSUMPTION Systemscomparison and Business Intelligence within all units connected •  Energy dashboard with comparative analysis •  Analytics for optimal food preservation •  Centralised alarm monitoring •  Remote customized interface •  Geo localization Any reproduction, modification or distribution of this document, whether in part or entirely and by any means, is expressly prohibited except upon CAREL's express prior written permission. 2016 CAREL all rights reserved
  • 15.
    Conclusions •  CO2 DCinverter technology is available in the market now Any reproduction, modification or distribution of this document, whether in part or entirely and by any means, is expressly prohibited except upon CAREL's express prior written permission. 2016 CAREL all rights reserved •  Considerable energy saving results can be obtained by DC technology and advanced control algorithms •  Both efficiency and refrigerants regulations can be achieved using DC inverter technology and natural refrigerant CO2 •  Reduced down time of the system with advanced envelope control and preventive actions •  Optimum food preservation with more stable product temperature •  Wide range of remote monitoring systems in order to optimize system performance, carry out preventive maintenance and analyze energy consumption