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December 2013
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR
PURCHASE AND DELIVERY OF HEAVY-DUTY BUSES
RFP SRTA-2014-01
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
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a. The coach shall be equipped with a Thermo King Model T Series Coach Air Conditioning
System with X426 Compressor and Clutch Assembly, o r approved equal,
designed to operate on 407C refrigerant. The T Series upper package mounts in a
compartment in the rear area of the coach above the coach engine. The
compressor/clutch assembly mounts in the engine compartment, and is belt driven from
either the engine or transmission. If an alternator is also driven from the same PTO,
then the compressor and alternator shall be driven by a single serpentine design belt.
b. The air conditioning unit frame shall be constructed of 5052-H32 structural aluminum of
.100 and .182 material thickness for strength, corrosion protection, and light weight. The
frame shall be all welded and painted with a high solid polyester paint. All hardware shall
be 300 Series stainless steel to protect against corrosion. "Neverseez" anti-seizing
lubricant shall be applied to the threads of all stainless steel hardware during unit
assembly to prevent thread galling.
c. The evaporator, heater and condenser coils shall be constructed of 3/8 inch outside
diameter seamless Series 122 copper tubing having minimum .0195 inch wall thickness.
The copper tubing shall be mechanically expanded into aluminum fins having a minimum
thickness of .080 inch. The fin spacing shall be: evaporator and heater coils - 12 fins per
inch; condenser coil - 10 fins per inch. The condenser coil shall be dipped in an acrylic
base, polyvinyl material to provide a 2 mil thick coating of the entire exterior surface for
corrosion protection and quick dirt release during washing. This coating shall not impair
the performance of the air conditioning system. The condenser coil shall be mounted to
allow easy removal and reinstallation without major disassembly of the unit frame or
removal of the unit from the coach. Separate drains shall be provided for the condenser
and evaporator/heater sections to allow moisture to be routed out of the unit to the street.
Drain seals and/or traps shall be installed at the outlet of the evaporator/heater drain
tubes to prevent entrance of dirt or fumes into the coach.
d. The motors shall be wound magnet 27VDC, GE. The condenser shall have two motors;
the evaporator/heater shall have one. Motors shall be selected and applied to maximize
efficient operation, airflow and long life. Brush life shall be minimum of 10,000 hours of
operating time. Motors shall be capable of two speed operation. Evaporator/heater motor
shall operate at low speed during heat mode and high speed during cool, vent or reheat
modes. Condenser fans shall be axial flow type with a steel spider, aluminum blades and
aluminum hub. The fans shall be coated with high solid polyester paint for corrosion
protection.
e. Evaporator/heater blowers shall be 9" x 5", forward curve, single inlet centrifugal type.
Regreasable, self-aligning outboard bearings shall support the blower shafts. Heavy
duty, ring type flexible couplings shall connect the shafts to the motor.
22.8 Temperature and Electrical Controls
a. There shall be a unitized control panel consisting of reliable electromechanical relays,
magnetic motor circuit breakers, bi-metal control circuit breakers, adjustable return air
thermostat with a range of 60
o
- 90
o
F, ambient thermostat, evaporator coil anti-freeze
thermostat and terminal board for ease of troubleshooting.
b. This control panel shall be located in the evaporator/heater return air area, or in an
enclosed control box if mounted in an ambient location. The return air thermostat shall
have a maximum tolerance from set point of 2.5
o
F.
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