Technical Specialist Answers.docx
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This document contains Technical Specialist Question Answers regarding the replacement of condenser coils for a Carrier air-cooled chiller. The key details are:
The requirement is for HVAC CONDENSER COILS that must have OEM Carrier specifications and be compatible with a Carrier Chiller Model #30XAA1206T-0DRC, capacity 107 tons, and Serial #4508Q90704. The new condenser coils are required to replace the existing coils on one refrigerant circuit of the package air-cooled chiller. Photos of the existing coils cannot be provided as the coils are OEM items constructed to Carrier's engineered specifications. Quotes for the required condenser coils are due by July 25, 2024 at 12pm EST, and any questions must be submitted by July 23, 2024 at 2:00pm EST to lauren.kaae@us.af.mil. The soliciting agency is the Department of the Air Force Air Combat Command.
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Technical Specialist Question Answers:
Condenser Coils Installation is NOT required.
•Does the existing Carrier chiller have remote condensers? If so, could you to verify condenser voltage please, how many circuits, the application (comfort cooling?), etc?
No this is a package air cooled chiller.
•Are you trying to just replace the remote condenser and not the chiller skids as well?
No, replacing all the condenser coils for one refrigerant circuit on a package air cooled chiller.
•Could you to provide photos of the existing coil for the contractor to duplicate (then review & approve a drawing). Is this something you would be able to do?
No, these coils are OEM items that are constructed to precisely engineered specification from Carrier Corp.
Pictures of the chiller that require new coils #094225 – This is the chiller #094223 – Data plate of the chiller #094314 – This a tag that is directly on the coil, tells the company that manufactured the coils for Carrier.
#094258 - Picture of one of the coils installed.
(Pictures appear in the ordered list above) image1.jpeg image2.jpeg image3.jpeg image4.jpeg
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