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Heinen & Hopman Passenger Vessels HEINEN & HOPMAN PASSENGER VESSELS Our mission is to ensure you the perfect climate indoors, regardless of the weather outside. OUTSIDE HUMIDITY 35°C 90% 45°C 40% ºC 22Inside PROVIDED BY HEINEN & HOPMAN 1 HVACHeating for Passenger Vessels - HEINENVentilation & HOPMAN 2020 © Air ConditioningHVAC for Passenger VesselsRefrigeration - HEINEN & HOPMAN 2020 © 1 1 HVAC for Passenger Vessels - HEINEN & HOPMAN 2020 © HVAC for Passenger Vessels - HEINEN & HOPMAN 2020 © 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE INTRODCTION 3 PRODUCTS 5 COOLING PLANT 5 ABSORPTION CHILLER 6 TURBOCOR CHILLER 6 PROPANE CHILLER 7 REPLACEMENT CHILLER 7 MGO COOLER 8 CONDENSING UNIT 9 AIR HANDLING UNIT 9 SELF-CONTAINED UNIT 10 PACKAGE UNIT 10 HEATER 11 FANS 11 CONTROL STARER PANEL 12 GALLEY INDUCTION VENTILATION 12 CABIN UNIT 13 CABIN FAN COIL UNIT 13 SERVICES 14 REFERENCES 16 BRITTANY FERRIES 16 STENA ROPAX 17 POLAR CRUISE VESSEL 18 CELEBRITY FLORA 19 REFIT OF MILLENNIUM CLASS VESSELS 20 PASSENGER FERRIES 21 RIVER CRUISE VESSELS 26 SUPERYACHTS +100M 27 CRUISE VESSELS 28 EXPEDITION VESSELS 30 2 HVAC for Passenger Vessels - HEINEN & HOPMAN 2020 © HVAC for Passenger Vessels - HEINEN & HOPMAN 2020 © 2 INTRODUCTION Tourism is growing continuously, and remote locations like the Arctic and Antarctic areas become more accessible. These areas are dream destinations for many tourists, and cruise vessel operators are fighting to have the best ships providing the best customer experience. Satisfy your most demanding customers Passengers on these ships are expecting full luxury cruise standard, enjoying the view of icebergs passing by their cabin windows while they are enjoying a glass of wine in a perfect indoor climate. For these projects the HVAC systems become one of the key systems for customer satisfaction. We can design HVAC systems that meet the highest requirements and satisfy your most demanding customers. Our main focus is on energy-efficient solutions with ultra-low noise levels and minimum energy consumption. Over the last three decades we have garnered enormous experience in creating the perfect environment onboard passenger vessels. Our expertise and long-time involvement in design, manufacturing, installation and commissioning of customised air handling systems has paid dividends for countless owners. We have also introduced many key innovations over the years, such as the Heinen & Hopman fan coil unit. Virtually all the world’s leading yards have been our customers for many years. Fine products must be backed up by superlative after-sales services. For your convenience, Heinen & Hopman maintains representatives all over the world, assuring you of 24/7 support wherever you may choose to cruise. Our facilities worldwide will provide you with immediate service and maintenance… Guaranteed. 3 HVAC for Passenger Vessels - HEINEN & HOPMAN 2020 © HVAC for Passenger Vessels - HEINEN & HOPMAN 2020 © 3 Products Heinen & Hopman is a well-known designer and manufacturer of numerous products in a variety of sizes, models and capacities. Synergies due to our involvement in several other maritime sectors result in top class solutions and products. Our range consists of fan coil units, fans, air handling units, all types of air filters, engine room ventilation, cooling systems and chillers. We design and manufacture chillers for all formats and uses in accordance with your wishes and special requirements. Thanks to recent innovations, we are also able to connect the complete HVAC, provision cooling and chillers to ship monitoring systems, while our service offices can provide remote First Aid Service from a distance. Systems As specialists in air handling, Heinen & Hopman focuses on air conditioning and ventilation systems. We create solutions in all formats, from smaller spaces to complete vessels, and from accommodation to technical areas. Furthermore, as a system integrator we offer you the possibility to combine these systems with other arrangements, such as provision cooling plants and all kinds of sanitary and fire fighting systems. Our high-tech solutions all incorporate Heinen & Hopman in-house expertise, with the exception of sanitary and fire fighting systems. For the latter, we maintain a close cooperation with renowned brands that provide worldwide service availability. State-of-the-art installation, commissioning, service and after sales facilities constitute first-rate support for these extensive systems capabilities. 4 HVAC for Passenger Vessels - HEINEN & HOPMAN 2020 © HVAC for Passenger Vessels - HEINEN & HOPMAN 2020 © 4 PRODUCTS - COOLING PLANT A cooling plant belongs to the main units of an air conditioning system. Without a cooling plant it will be impossible to meet a comfort inside climate when cooling is needed. A cooling plant consist of four main components “Compressor, condenser, expansion valve and evaporator”. The diagram below shows the complete cooling circuit with all the main component as well the phase of the refrigerant in each stage of the circuit. The selection of a cooling plant depends on several factors like the required cooling capacity, the refrigerant type and cooling medium. KEY FEATURES • High quality assured; • Standard Capacity control 25%, 50%, 75% and 100%; • Refrigerant 134a, [complies with the most ship classifications]; • All common power supplies available on request; Paint color standard RAL6011 other colors available on request; • Easy accessible for maintenance and cleaning; • Fully ventilated electric switch board; • Easy cleanable condensers; • Two fully independent circuit; • Step less capacity control 25% till 100%; • All other power supplies available on request; • Troubleshooting on distance. Volume Volume Model num- Q (kW) P (kW) Dimensions Weight 0 e I (A) flow (m3/h) flow (m3/h) ber R134a absorbed max LxWxH (m) (kg) condenser chiller HHSCHSC Series 3.20x1.00x1.66 - 190 - 1100 2x32 - 2x172 2x92 - 2x465 2x16,5 - 2x93,9 27,8 - 161 1960 - 7000 50 Hz 4.50x1.75x2.25 HHSCHFC Series 3.20x1.00x1.66 - 190 - 1100 2x32 - 2x172 2x92 - 2x465 2x14,5 - 2x82,4 27,8 - 161 1960 - 6900 50 HZ 4.30x1.60x2.25 HHSCHSC Series 2x38,5 - 2x17,4 - 3.20x1.00x1.66 - 200 - 1200 2x101 - 2x509 29,4 - 176,2 1960 - 7000 60 Hz 2x206,9 2x102,6 4.50x1.75x2.25 HHSCHFC Series 2x38,5 - 3.20x1.00x1.66 - 200 - 1200 2x101 - 2x509 2x16,3 - 2x90,5 29,4 - 176,2 1960 - 6900 60 HZ 2x206,9 4.30x1.60x2.25 5 HVAC for Passenger Vessels - HEINEN & HOPMAN 2020 © HVAC for Passenger Vessels - HEINEN & HOPMAN 2020 © 5 PRODUCTS - ABSORPTION CHILLER A special Maritime Absorption Chiller has been designed considering and resolving negative aspects such as the refrigerant’s overflow and mixing caused by ship motions, special welding, structure strength and performance de- rating in view of the ship pitching and rolling. After careful design and research the absorption chillers were tested on a moving bed to simulate the marine conditions. Our Maritime Absorption Chillers can be steam or hot water fired and seawater cooled with Cu/Ni or Ti absorber and condenser heat exchangers. It can be used to replace a conventional electric chiller (heat source must be 100% of the time available) or in a hybrid version (Electric chiller as back up). KEY FEATURES • Customized design for vessel conditions; • Anti-rolling & pitching construction; • Standard designed for hot water (min. 75C) & steam (1 ÷ 3 bar(g)) as a heat source; • Other waste heat sources available on request (i.e exhaust gas); • Seawater absorber & condenser in Cu/Ni or Ti; • Range from ~150kw to ~5,000kW; • COP up to 0,8. Dimensions Dimensions Dimensions Cooling Chilled Chilled wa- Model Weight in length in width in height capacity water Inlet ter Outlet number (tonnes) (mm) (mm) (mm) (kW) (0C) (0C) SWM-60 to 2600 - 6818 1400 - 2829 1877 - 3450 3.9 - 36.4 176 - 3868 12 7 SWM- 1200 PRODUCTS - TURBOCOR CHILLER As part of an on-going quest to optimize systems and services, Heinen & Hopman has introduced the Turbocor compressors to the maritime industry. With a focus on the environment and cost savings, this HVAC-R technique makes a world of difference in efficiency, sustainability and applicability. The Turbocor compressors benefit from aerospace and industrially proven technologies such as magnetic bearings, variable-speed centrifugal compression and digital electronic controls. Combined with Heinen & Hopman’ exceptional knowledge of marine HVAC-R technology, this enables the Turbocor range of compressors to achieve the highest overall efficiencies for HVAC-R applications in the maritime sector. Taking up half the space of conventional compressors and being about one fifth of their weight, Turbocor compressors reduce energy consumption by up to 50% and are around 60% more efficient than comparable compressors. They also have a long service life due to the absence of mechanical wear surfaces offered by frictionless magnetic bearing technology. This further enhances efficiency while adding value in terms of reliability, noise reduction and maintenance. KEY FEATURES • HFC refrigerant for optimum environmental position; • Outstanding part load efficiency; • High full load efficiency; • Intelligent, self-contained control; • Light weight; • Low vibration; • Oil free operation reduces complexity and cost, improves heat exchange efficiency and eliminates disposal issues; • Very low sound; • Soft starting; • Small footprint; • Unique technology made ready for the maritime industry. 6 HVAC for Passenger Vessels - HEINEN & HOPMAN 2020 © HVAC for Passenger Vessels - HEINEN & HOPMAN 2020 © 6 PRODUCTS - PROPANE CHILLER The propane chiller is
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