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ClimaSys

Thermal management system

Thermal balance

6 -

Determining the type of thermal device and its power: Psyst

If Tid

min

< Tfi

min

No need for a thermal system;

a circulation fan may be used

to even out the temperature.

If Tid

min

> Tfi

min

Need for a thermal system:

resistance heater

1- Permanent operation of the

switchboard

Psyst = K x S (Tid

min

- Te

min

) - Pd

2- Discontinuous operation

Psyst = K x S (Tid

min

- Te

min

)

If Tid

max

< Tfi

max

Need for a thermal system:

ventilation, fan, exchanger,

cooling unit.

Psyst = Pd - K x S (Tid

max

- Te

max

)

Psyst = 800 - 5.5 x 4.13 x

(40 - 35)

~ 690 W

If Tid

max

> Tfi

max

No need for a thermal system;

a circulation fan may be used

to even out the temperature.

Temperature conditions Solution

Advantages

Constraints

Circulating

Avoid hot spots.

Install circulation fans in the enclosure. Highly economical solution requiring

no maintenance, easy to install;

Installation IP conserved.

The amount of heat evacuated

is relatively low.

Cooling

Final temperature Tid

max

desired in

the enclosure at least 5°C higher than

the ambient temperature Te

max

.

Tid

max

≥ Te

min

+ 5°C

Oversize the enclosure or

the wall-mounting enclosure.

Economical solution requiring no

maintenance, easy to install;

Installation IP conserved.

The amount of heat evacuated is

relatively low, larger dimensions.

Install ventilation louvres.

Highly economical solution requiring

no maintenance, easy to install.

The amount of heat evacuated is low,

it depends on the layout of the

components, reduced IP

(entry of dust).

Install fans for introducing fresh air.

Ø =

Psyst

(Tid

max

- Te

max

) x 3.1 (m

3

/h)

Economical solution, easy to install;

large amount of heat evacuated;

possible temperature control.

Regular filter maintenance.

IP slightly reduced.

Use an air-air exchanger.

Ø =

Psyst

(Tid

max

- Te

max

) (W/K)

Easy to install; IP conserved during

installation; temperature control as

standard; easy maintenance.

Regular filter maintenance.

Final temperature Tid

max

desired in

the enclosure lower than the ambient

temperature Te

max

+5°C.

Tid

max

≥ Te

max

+ 5°C

Use a cooling unit.

Easy to install; allows the evacuation

of large amounts of heat, even when

the ambient temperature is high,

IP conserved during installation,

temperature control.

Regular filter maintenance, cannot be

used beyond an ambient temperature

of 55°C.

Use an air-water exchanger.

Easy to install; allows the evacuation

of large amounts of heat, even when

the ambient temperature is high,

IP conserved during installation,

temperature control, no filter

to maintain.

Needs a water circuit; consumption

if supplied by the water mains.

Heating

Outside temperature lower than the

lowest acceptable ambient temperature

for the switchgear.

Heat using a resistance heater.

Economical, reliable;

see temperature in the table.

Energy consumption;

space taken up in the enclosure.

Risk of condensation.

Heat using a resistance heater in order

to maintain the temperature beyond

the dew point temperature.

Economical, reliable;

the humidity in the switchboard can

be regulated.

Energy consumption;

space taken up in the enclosure.

T °C

Tid

max

Ti

a

b

Tid

min

t (h)

a:

Tid

max

< Ti

max

∆ T

min

= (Tid

max

- Te

max

)

b

b

∆ T

min

= +5°C: Ventilation

b

b

∆ T

min

= +10°C: Exchanger air-air

b

b

∆ T

min

= -5°C: Cooling unit

b

b

Not depending on (∆ T

min

): Exchanger air-water

b:

Tid

min

> Ti

min

: Heaters

DB300823