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ENGINE ROOM VENTILATION OutsideAir 0º C
InsideAir 25º CSeawater Temp 10º CModular chilled water units will serve the systemwith a capacity capable of serving all
accommodation. Capacities of the chilled water
system will depend upon the yachts final destination
and any options required.Each area shall have room mounted variable speedair-handling units with individual cabin controls and
full display in each area. The system is based on an outside air temperature
of 25º CThe main engines will draw their combustion airdirect from the engine room via the main engine
supply air filters4 x electrical fans (2 per side) fitted at high levelwithin the engine room. Fans are controlled through
frequency drives offering variable speed and
reversing. Full control of the fans is available either using the
inverter or from the touch screen (Marine Personal
Assistant) located at the bridge and main
switchboard location (this shares a screen with the
engine room). All fans can be shut down from the
fire control locker.Air inlet ventilation ducts to be fitted with waterseparators/mist eliminators (Munter) at entry pointin superstructure sides. All inlet and outlet ventilation
ducts are to be fitted with fire dampers manually
operable from the fire control locker. AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM SUMMER WINTER All accommodation spaces including the wheelhouse
and galley to be fully air-conditioned with a chilled
water circulating system with reverse cycle heating
to give the following states: OutsideAir 30º C – 35º C and 80% relative
humidity
InsideAir 20º C – 25º C and 55% relative
humiditySeawater Temp 25º C >
Sunseeker 34 Metre Yacht
An external shore water supply can be connecteddirectly to fill both water storage tanks. Alternatively,
a connection can be made directly to the ships
water system. This option eliminates the need to
use the vessels water pumps, since pressure is
provided directly from the shore.Both connections will be fitted with a pressureregulator to protect the system components and
also an in-line strainer to remove any debris.A Gianneschi Water Pressure Set comprising of:2 x ACB 331 Self-priming pumps – 400V/3/50-
60Hz – capacity (each) circa 90lt/min @ 5m head. A carbon filter shall be fitted to the outlet of thepressure setThe cold water circuit shall be arranged as a singlemain run (not a ring main) through the length of the
yacht.2 x 200 litre hot water cylinders, each fitted with 3 x2kW immersion heaters. An expansion vessel of
suitable size shall be also fitted in a location
depicted at time of installation.The hot water circuit shall be arranged as a ringmain throughout the yacht. The ring main shall be
fitted with a permanently running (220V/1/50-60Hz))
circulating pump located in close proximity to the
hot water cylinders. Reverse osmosis desalination system – 1 x IdromarMC3J-180 Capacity 4320 litres/day. Rating based
on average seawater salinity of 35000 parts per
million and temperature range min. 33oF (0.5oC) to
max. 122oF (50oC). GREY WATER SYSTEM A waste water (grey water) gravity drained system
shall be fitted to all showers, baths, wash-basins and
galley services on upper decks and, will drain into a
1250 litre grey water holding tank.All lower deck shower rooms, galley and laundryservices shall drain to 240V Tecma wastewater
pumping units before being transferred
automatically into the same grey water holding tank
as specified above.All discharges (where possible) are to be fitted with‘Combi-Siphon’ air admittance water traps. For discharge of grey water directly into the sea, 1 xdischarge/macerator pump rated at 220 / 380V AC
capable of discharging circa. 140 l / min is
provided. This pump can be operated from the
touch screens (Marine Personal Assistant) located at
the bridge and main switchboard location. It can beoperated manually or set to discharge automatically
upon reaching a certain set volume.For redundancy, both grey and black tank dischargepumps can be selected to draw from either grey or
black tanks in the unlikely event of a pump failure. >
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