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Document no. SA-ENGG-FM-04 rev. 0 Date: May 23, 2011/ File Name: M118-M40030-01-HSAS-ESEC
Project : SA
AMBA HQ – K
KAFD

Material :C
Chillers [Waterr-Cooled-Con
ndenser]

Discipline :C
Chilled Water, Hot Water Heating, & Gly
ycol Cooling
 
Submittal No :M
M118-M40030--01/HSAS-ESEC
C
 

C
Conten
nts

1 ESEC response to
o Rev.00
2 Comp
pliance with
h ESEC Com
mments
3 Comp
parison Sheets
A Ic
ce Build Ch
hiller
B LLWHT Chille
er [Heat Pum
mp]
4 Chillerrs Replacem
ment Strate
egy [Propo
osed by HA
ASTIE]
5 Produc
ct LEED info
ormation
Project : SAMBA HQ – KAFD

Material : Chillers [Water-Cooled-Condenser]

Discipline : Chilled Water, Hot Water Heating, & Glycol Cooling

Submittal No : M118-M40030-01/HSAS-ESEC

ESEC response to Rev.00

Comments sheet by ESEC engineer on revision No Rev.00 of Chillers submittal is attached.
Please refer to the next page.

Details of attached document:

Number : M118-M40030-00/HSAS-ESEC
Material description : Chillers by TRANE™-USA
Date : 14th April, 2011
Commented by : not stated, not signed
Commented on : not stated
Result : C, Revise & Resubmit
Project : SAMBA HQ – KAFD

Material : Chillers [Water-Cooled-Condenser]

Discipline : Chilled Water, Hot Water Heating, & Glycol Cooling

Submittal No : M118-M40030-01/HSAS-ESEC

Compliance with ESEC Comments

ESEC engineer’s comments and compliance sheet is attached.
Project : SAMBA HQ – KAFD

Material : Chillers [Water-Cooled-Condenser]

Discipline : Chilled Water, Hot Water Heating, & Glycol Cooling

Submittal No : M118-M40030-01/HSAS-ESEC

Compliance with ESEC Engineer Comments

Sr ESEC Engineer Comments Answer or Reply Reference

01 Please discuss the submittal before submitting it (as Submittal has been discussed with BH engineer.
agreed) to avoid lengthy approval period.

02 Explain how these units can be maintained via goods lift.  A Proposed Strategy of Chiller Replacement is
attached.

03 Arrange a meeting with your proposed supplier to discuss  A meeting has been held at site.
in detail the performance of this chiller (or any other units  Comparison sheets are attached to this revised
their range) against the specified chiller. submittal.
Project : SA
AMBA HQ – K
KAFD

Material :C
Chillers [Waterr-Cooled-Con
ndenser]

Discipline :C
Chilled Water, Hot Water Heating, & Gly
ycol Cooling
 
Submittal No :M
M118-M40030--01/HSAS-ESEC
C
 

Co
ompariso
on Sheetss
Com
mparison she
eets of the ffollowing eq
quipment arre attached
d:

A IIce Build Ch
hiller

B LLWHT Chillerr [Heat Pump

p]
 Hastie Saudi Arabia‐SAMBA project 

Material Submittal for Ice Chiller 
 
 
 
1. Original Specified Chiller
Specification Schedule, D15, rev. 05, gives the Type of Chiller as,” Multistack modular
chiller (4 modules operating, 1 module redundant) and Model reference; 2 no.
Modules:- MS70X6H2W1-R410A and 3 no. Modules:- MS50X6H2W1-R410A..
Refrigerant is R410A, which is a blend of R32 and R125.
Cooling Capacity=450kW, Chilled Water flow & return at -5/-1.8°C
The design of this Chiller, of modular configuration would permit each module to be
transported via a standard lift capable of carrying 1,000kg
2. Proposed Chiller  

The Proposed Chiller is a Trane chillers’, model R TWD Series R™ 70-250 Ton Water
Cooled Chiller, with Dual –Circuit compressors, using R134a refrigerant. The chiller
comprises of 2no. Helical rotary compressors each rated at 50% of total capacity, with
complete dual operation facility to permit operation of each circuit independently,
providing a 50% duty/ standby facility for each chiller.
Refrigerant is R134a, which is a pure, non-blended HFC refrigerant.
Cooling Capacity (max) =476kW ,Chilled Water flow & return at -5/-1.8°C.
For initial installation the Chiller will be transferred from Basement B1 to B2 via the
access opening in the generator room and then via the West riser shaft to Basement
B3 and the final location.
TRANE chillers also are compatible with both LonTalk and BACnet open protocols.
An outline proposal has been included in this document to demonstrate that the largest
and heaviest replacement components [condenser and evaporator shells] can be
transported from Basement B3 via goods lift GL1 to the loading bay on Basement level
B1.
3. Operation of Chiller  

The purpose of this Chiller is to produce the Ice storage in the Baltimore Air Coil [BAC]
TSU-M internal Melt application equipment.
This ice storage will be maintained for chilled water standby function in the event of
failure of the District cooling system. The ice chiller is not intended to provide primary
cooling supply for the building and therefore is not a prime requirement to have
standby facility, although both the specified and the proposed chillers have inherent
standby capacity.

1 
 
 Hastie Saudi Arabia‐SAMBA project 

Material Submittal for Ice Chiller 
 
 

4. Considerations for Options of Specified and Proposed Heat Pump/Chillers  

Item Selection Considerations Compatibility

Reference Requirements

Specified Proposed
Heat Pump/ Heat Pump/
Chiller Chiller

1 Chiller has spares, parts and maintenance No Yes

available in the KSA

2 Chiller is a non-specialist item of equipment that No Yes

can be easily maintained by local refrigeration
contractors

3 Chiller can be commissioned and demonstrated No Yes

by manufacturers approved KSA based
commissioning engineers/ contractors

4 Chiller can be transported in single section from No Yes

off-loading position at ground level to Basement
B3 without partial dismantling of components

5 Chiller manufactured in modular sections to fit Yes No

within a standard lift.

6 Chiller can be installed in the Basement B3 Plant No Yes

room with easy access to all components without
need to dismantle adjacent modular assemblies.

7 Chiller has standard compatible parts/ No Yes

components that are readily available within
GCC Countries

8 Chiller uses pure, unblended HFC refrigerant No Yes

9 Chiller can be re-assembled by manufacturers No Yes

KSA based approved supplier/ contractor.

10 Chiller warranted for 2 years and can be fully No Yes

supported from KSA based approved contractors

Note: HSAS Submittal, Ref: D118-G00001-0/HSAS-ESEC, Dated 12 December 2010, Listed

Trane in list of preferred manufacturers for Chillers in lieu of Multistack.

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 Comparasion Sheet
Equipment Schedule Vs Suppliers Selection

Ice Built Chiller

Sr Section D1. Rev.06 TRANE™ Selection
1 Reference Number C/97/01 C/97/01
2 System Ice Built Chiller Ice Built Chiller
3 Type Multistack TRANE ™
4 Model [2nbr]:MS70X6H2W1 & [1nbr] RTWD-200 [This model has 2
[3nbr]:MS50X6H2W1 compressors]
5 modules in total
5 Operating Cooling Capacity 450 kW [with 4 modules] 476.42 kW [with 2 compressors]

5a Redundancy N + 1, with load 'N' = 450kW
4 modules operating and 1 spare
component
6 Evaporator Entering -1.8˚C
7 Evaporator Leaving -5.1˚C
8 Evaporator Flow rate 41.2 L/s
9 Evaporator medium 25% Glycol
*note: N, with N= 476kW and no standby
capacity. However by virtue of
having 2nbr independent
compressors, upon failure of 1nbr
compressor the other compressor
will continue to operate and
provide 50% of the peak load
-1.78˚C
-5.11˚C
37.11 LPS
25% Glycol

10 Condenser Entering 15.5˚C 15.50˚C

11 Condenser Leaving 26.7˚C 26.00˚C
12 Condenser Flow rate 12.2 L/s 13.09 LPS
13 Condenser medium Chilled water Chilled water
14 Total Power Input 109.3 kW 104.90 kW
15 Power supply 380/3/60 380/3/60
16 Cooling EER 13.9 15.5
16a Equivalent cooling COP 4.1 4.5
17 Overall dimensions (in mm) 3600 L* x 1260 W x 1650 H *note: 3,360 L x 1,200 W x 1,920 H
total length for all 5 modules together
18 Generator Maintained N N
19 Life Safety N N
Additional information for comparison

a Largest component 1nbr individual replacement chiller Condenser Assembly: With

dimension for consideration module is 1664H x 1676W x 813D reference to the attached
when transporting through document entitled 'Outline
the goods Lifts GL1 and GL2 proposal for compliance with plant
as part of Buro Happold replacement strategy'; the largest
Plant Replacement Strategy replacement component is the
condenser shell and tube assembly
at 3005L x 1344dia. By graphical
demonstration it is proved that this
component can fit within the
goods lift dimensions provided and
be transported through B1 loading
bay to the final plant location. This
may or may not require the shell
cap ends to be removed.

b Largest component weight Single chiller module @ 1091kg Evaporator shell and tube
for consideration when assembly @ 721kg
transporting through the
goods Lifts GL1 and GL2 as
part of Buro Happold Plant
Replacement Strategy
 Hastie Saudi Arabia‐SAMBA project 

Material Submittal for Heat Pump Chiller 
 
 
1. Original Specified Chiller
Specification Schedule, D16, rev. 05, gives the Type of Chiller as,” Multistack modular
chiller (6 modules operating, 1 module redundant) and Model reference; 7 no.
Modules:- MS70X6H2W1-R410A.
Refrigerant is R410A, which is a blend of R32 and R125.
Heating Capacity=1800kW, Condensing Water flow & return at 40/30°C
The design of this Chiller, of modular configuration would permit each module to be
transported via a standard lift capable of carrying 1,000kg
2. Proposed Chiller  

The Proposed Heat Pump is comprised of 2no.Trane chillers’, model R TWD Series
R™ 70-250 Ton Water Cooled Chiller, with Dual –Circuit compressors, using R134a
refrigerant, operated as a pair in sequence. The chillers each use 2no. Helical rotary
compressors, with complete dual operation facility to permit operation of each circuit
independently, providing a 50% duty/ standby facility for each chiller.
Refrigerant is R134a, which is a pure, non-blended HFC refrigerant.
Heating Capacity (max) =2,000kW, Condenser Water flow & return at 40/30°C.
For initial installation the Chillers will be transferred from Basement B1 to B2 via the
access opening in the generator room and then via the West riser shaft to Basement
B3 and the final location.
TRANE chillers also are compatible with both LonTalk and BACnet open protocols.
An outline proposal has been included in this document to demonstrate that the largest
and heaviest replacement components [condenser and evaporator shells] can be
transported from Basement B3 via goods lift GL1 to the loading bay on Basement level
B1.
3. Operation of Heat Pump  

The purpose of this heat pump is to produce the Low Temperature Hot Water (LTHW)
for warm air heating and domestic- hot- water pre-heating via pre-heat storage
vessels.
This Heat Pump will be controlled to provide a constant flow temperature from the
Chillers condensers at 40°C, with a constant water flow through the condensers.
The chillers/ heat-pumps are capable of operating effectively on part-load conditions
and will run to maintain loads between 100% and 25% load for each chiller (total heat
loads between 100% and 12.5%).
The heat pump chillers will also provide a standby capacity of 25% over the specified
heating duty as each chiller is capable of operating as 2 separate units, with each unit
having up to a maximum rating at 33% (600kW) of the total design heat load.

1 
 
 Hastie Saudi Arabia‐SAMBA project 

Material Submittal for Heat Pump Chiller 
 
 

4. Considerations for Options of Specified and Proposed Heat Pump/Chillers  

Item Selection Considerations Compatibility

Reference Requirements

Specified Proposed
Heat Pump/ Heat Pump/
Chiller Chiller

1 Chiller has spares, parts and maintenance No Yes

available in the KSA

2 Chiller is a non-specialist item of equipment that No Yes

can be easily maintained by local refrigeration
contractors

3 Chiller can be commissioned and demonstrated No Yes

by manufacturers approved KSA based
commissioning engineers/ contractors

4 Chiller can be transported in single section from No Yes

off-loading position at ground level to Basement
B3 without partial dismantling of components

5 Chiller manufactured in modular sections to fit Yes No

within a standard lift.

6 Chiller can be installed in the Basement B3 Plant No Yes

room with easy access to all components without
need to dismantle adjacent modular assemblies.

7 Chiller has standard compatible parts/ No Yes

components that are readily available within
GCC Countries

8 Chiller uses pure, unblended HFC refrigerant No Yes

9 Chiller can be re-assembled by manufacturers No Yes

KSA based approved supplier/ contractor.

10 Chiller warranted for 2 years and can be fully No Yes

supported from KSA based approved contractors

Note: HSAS Submittal, Ref: D118-G00001-0/HSAS-ESEC, Dated 12 December 2010, Listed

Trane in list of preferred manufacturers for Chillers in lieu of Multistack.

2 
 
 Comparasion Sheet
Equipment Schedule Vs Suppliers Selection

Heat Pump
Sr Section D1. Rev.06 TRANE™ Selection
1 Reference Number HP/97/01 HP/97/01
2 System LTHW Heating LTHW Heating
3 Type Multistack modular chiller (6 TRANE ™
modules operating, 1 module
redundant)
4 Model [7nbr]: MS70X6H2H0-R410A [2nbr]: RTWD-200 [Each chiller
model has 2 compressors]
5 Operating Heating 1800 kW [with 6nbr modules] 1,790 kW [with 4nbr compressors in
Capacity total]

5a Redundancy N + 1, with load 'N' = 1800kW N, with N= 1800kW and no standby

*note: 6 modules operating and 1 spare capacity. However by virtue of
component having 4nbr independent
compressors, upon failure of 1nbr
compressor the other 3nbr
compressors will continue to
operate and provide 75% of the
peak load requirements.
6 Evaporator Entering 15˚C 15˚C
7 Evaporator Leaving 10˚C 10˚C
8 Evaporator Flowrate 64.4 L/s =72.1 LPS
9 Evaporator medium Chilled water Chilled water

10 Condenser Entering 30˚C 30˚C

11 Condenser Leaving 40˚C 40˚C
12 Condenser Flowrate 43.2 L/s 42.7 LPS
13 Condenser medium Low Temperature Hot Water Low Temperature Hot Water

14 Power Input 310.3 kW 294.0 kW

15 Power supply 380/3/60 380/3/60
16 Heating COP 5.8 6.1
17 Overall dimensions (in mm) 5050 L x 1260 W x 1650 H [2nbr] 3,360 L x 1,200 W x 1,920 H
18 Generator Maintained N N
19 Life Safety N N
Additional information for comparison

a Largest component 1nbr individual replacement chiller Condenser Assembly: With

dimension for consideration module is 1664H x 1676W x 813D reference to the attached
when transporting through document entitled 'Outline
the goods Lifts GL1 and GL2 proposal for compliance with plant
as part of Buro Happold replacement strategy'; the largest
Plant Replacement Strategy replacement component is the
condenser shell and tube assembly
at 3005L x 1344dia. By graphical
demonstration it is proved that this
component can fit within the
goods lift dimensions provided and
be transported through B1 loading
bay to the final plant location. This
may or may not require the shell
cap ends to be removed.

b Largest component weight Single chiller module @ 1091kg Evaporator shell and tube
for consideration when assembly @ 721kg
transporting through the
goods Lifts GL1 and GL2 as
part of Buro Happold Plant
Replacement Strategy
Project : SAMBA HQ – KAFD

Material : Chillers [Water-Cooled-Condenser]

Discipline : Chilled Water, Hot Water Heating, & Glycol Cooling

Submittal No : M118-M40030-01/HSAS-ESEC

Chillers Replacement Strategy

[Proposed by HASTIE]

A narrative and schematic description of chillers replacement proposed strategy is

attached.
OUTLINE PROPOSAL FOR COMPLIANCE WITH BURO HAPPOLD PLANT 
REPLACEMENT STRATEGY FOR CHILLERS
The purpose of this document is to demonstrate compliance with the Buro Happold Plant 
Replacement Strategy document [Rev00 Dec 2010] for replacement of chiller components for the 
proposed Trane RTWD200 chiller which has been submitted for approval for both the Ice Chiller and 
the LTHW Heat Pumps.  The following information contains schedules of replacement items and their 
dimensions / weights to verify the fact that the largest component [typically the condenser / 
evaporator shell and tube assemblies] will be transferable along the specified route from level B3, 

There are 3 posible options for the replacement of the condenser or evaporator coils as follows:

Option A is explored in some detail in this document and considers the 'worst case' scenario for 

Option B is the same as option A but with the inlet/outlet end cap removed from the Condenser to 
reduce the overall length by approx 150mm.

Option C is the replacement of the condenser or evaporator coils only by replacing the 15mm 
refrigerant tubes on‐by‐one.  This method is standard practice for TRANE and has the advantage of 
only needing to bring the lengths of copper tube [less than 3000mm] to Basement level B3.
Physical Data for the TRANE RTWD‐200 model Chiller
The information below is a schedule of replacement items for Trane RTWD200 chiller and their 
corresponding dimensions and weights.  The schedule confirms that all replacement items will fit 
within the lift car dimensions.  The largest items are the condenser and evaoprator shells and tube 
assemblies.  With reference to the following sketches and models it has been demonstrated that 
these can be transported through route identified in the corresponding marked up plans for 
Basement levels B1 and B3.

TRANE RTWD‐200 DETAILS
Model No: 200
RTWD Overall Dimensions: 3472 X 1267 X 1955

LIFT DETAILS
GL1
Dimensions: 2750D X 1950W with 1600W x 2000H opening
Weight Capacity: 3000KG

WEIGHT CALCULATION

Item Component Weight Units Notes

1 Compressor Ctk1 599 kg within weight capacity of lift

2 Compressor Ctk2 599 kg within weight capacity of lift
3 Compressor Base 78 kg within weight capacity of lift
4 Condenser Assy 637 kg Within weight capacity of lift
5 Evaporator Assy 721 kg Within weight capacity of lift
6 Control Panel (large) 283 kg within weight capacity of lift
7 Control Panel (Small) 204 kg within weight capacity of lift

DIMENSION CALCULATION

Item Component Dimensions Units Notes

1 Compressor Ctk1 1013 X 414 X 465 mm Will Fit

2 Compressor Ctk2 1013 X 414 X 465 mm Will Fit
Can fit with reference to sketch 
3 Evaporator  2979 X 866 X 853 mm drawing
Can fit with reference to sketch 
4 Condenser  005 X 1311 X 1344mm drawing
5 Control Panel  2515 X 965 X 229 mm Will Fit
6 Oil Seperator 450 X 818 X 457 mm Will Fit
  CHILLER REPLACEMENT STRATEGY
The information below for the equivalent Carrier chiller serves to demonstrate the fact that the Carrier 
condenser shell and tube assembly is at least 300mm longer than the Trane condenser and is therefore highly 
unlikely to fit within the lift car dimensions.  This has therefore led to our submission for the Trane model.

‐ CARRIER 30XW CHILLER

30XW DETAILS
Model No: 225
30XW Dimensions: 3320 X 1064 X 2060

LIFT DETAILS
GL1
Dimensions: 2750D X 1950W with 1600W x 2000H opening
Weight Capacity: 3000KG

WEIGHT CALCULATION

Item Component Weight Units Notes

individual items unknown but assume similar to Trane

DIMENSION CALCULATION

Item Component Dimensions Units Notes

1 Condenser ‐ entire shell and tube assembly 3320 X 710 X 710 mm cannot fit

2 evaporator ‐ entire shell and tube assembly 3320 X 620 X 620 mm cannot fit
Note:
Information
received from
ESEC on 04
May 2011
Side elevation of Front elevation of
Condenser in GL1 Condenser in GL1
 Transportation route for
future replacement of
condenser shell and tube
assembly. Note: Shell
has been drawn to scale
on this model.
Grey Water
Treatment Tank

Location of 2nbr
LTHW Heat Pumps
and 1nbr Glycol
Chiller. All units
proposed are the
Trane RTWD-200
model
Project : SA
AMBA HQ – K
KAFD

Material :C
Chillers [Waterr-Cooled-Con
ndenser]

Discipline :C
Chilled Water, Hot Water Heating, & Gly
ycol Cooling
 
Submittal No :M
M118-M40030--01/HSAS-ESEC
C
 

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