Increasing
efficiency requirements and the shift to more environmentally
friendly refrigerants are driving the need for more
efficient air conditioning condenser coils.
In
January 2006, the U.S. Department of Energy standard
for unitary residential central air conditioners and
heat pumps will increase to 13 SEER – a 30 percent
increase in efficiency.
The
condenser assembly and headering machine will consist of the
following three pieces of equipment making up one cell. It
will be used in conjunction with a separately supplied Fin
Machine.
1). Fin
transfer conveyor and diverter gate
A belt conveyor will transport
the fin from the fin machine to an air chute. The air
chute will transport the fin from the conveyor to the
condenser assembly machine.
2). Fin
transfer shelf and push off mechanism
This component will provide the
support for the fin as it exits the fin chute, and will push
the fin off into the assembly machine as required. (Approx.
12 fins per minute)
3). Condenser
Assembly and Headering Machine
This is a continuous type assembly fixture, which will stack
the tubes and fins, then compress the condenser matrix to a finish
size and then apply the headers. The condenser is to be held
together with Banding Straps upon completion.
THIS CELL WILL BE CAPABLE OF ASSEMBLING CONDENSERS
WITHIN THE FOLLOWING RANGE OF SPECIFICATIONS:
• Single
row of tube .......................... .708” or 1.0” height
(18mm or 25mm)
•
Flush fin .........................................Same as tube
height
•
Tube length capacity .......................60” to 90” (1524mm
to 2311mm)
•
Side plate to side plate capacity .......16” to 34” (406mm
to 864mm) 57 Tubes
•
Condenser weight ...........................60 lbs. Maximum (27
kg.)
•
20 condensers per hour (depending on
core size and fin machine output)
• Electric………………………….
460 volt, 3 phase, 60 cycle
For
more information please contact a Mill Masters sales representative.
Sales: (731) 668-5558 sales@millmasters.net