YSD-P02-0508-HV-BKG-MS-00024 (01) - Air Handling Units-B PDF

YSD-P02-0508-HV-BKG-MS-00024 03.04.
2019 01
Please refer to comments overleaf.
Michael Rimmer 09/05/2018

SUBMITTAL REVIEW COMMENTS
Yas South: Integrated Destination
Project Name: Resort (IDR)
Employer: Miral
Contractor: Bam International Engineer: Faithfull & Gould
Cost Consultant: WSP Contractor: Bam International
Submittal Ref YSD-P02-0508-HV- Rev 01 Date of Review: 09/05/19

BKG-MS-00024
Description: AHU – Trane Review Status: A☐ B☐ C☐ D☐
WSP Comments:
WSP
Serial WSP Comment/Instruction/Observation Comments
(Initials)
General Comments to Specification Compliance.

Contractor to provide confirmation of epoxy finish of sensible and enthalpy wheel.
Alternatively, can contractor provide a sea water protective resistant foil against corrosion or
epolvy coated foil. The current selections is OT which is untreated Aluminium
Osberg wheel has the option for epoxy coating and sea water resistant foil for both Sensible
Wheel and Enthalpy. BAM to investigate and confirm via letter. Letter provided at present
does not confirm either way.
Osberg has option for sensible and enthalpy as the below table.
BAM to provide letter from fan manufacturer to confirm that 13.4m/s outlet velocity’s is
recommended by Fan Manufacturer plus the 10% margin on flow and pressure. Previous
comment. See overleaf.
Factory drawings to be provided following technical review and approval. Initial comments
have already been issued by WSP. Please see overleaf from previous workshop.
Technical Performance Comments
Energy Centre
FAHU-RV-ML-09 - DW FAHU - The airflow is correct, however, please double check the
cooling coil, it’s still showing 30.6kW, but should be around 44kW. Please check the
software has calculated correctly as the off/on temps look correct.
Name:
Date
Michael Rimmer Signature: Michael Rimmer 09/05/2019
Note: The Engineer’s approval shall not in any way relieve the Contractor of his obligation under the Contract. The Contractor shall be solely
responsible for the soundness and the correctness of the submitted Method Statements, Materials, Shop Drawings, Calculations and other
Documents as per the Contract.
Codes: A: No Objection B: No Objection subject to comments C: Objection, Revise & Resubmit D: For Information
Employer: Miral
Submittal Ref YSD-P02-0508-HV- Rev 2 Date of Review: 20/03/19

BKG-MS-00024 and 48
WSP Comments:
Serial WSP Comment/Instruction/Observation Agreed BAM Response (Workshop 19/03/19)
General Comments to Specification Compliance.

Please see WSP response to the Contractor Response See enclosed
on the attached PDF.
Please provide letter to confirm the 10% flow and 10% Comment closed. Confirmed by BAM.
pressure as not clear on fan curves. Letter to include
20% cooling coil margin for units with Enthalpy wheels.
Drawings not provided in this submittal. BKG to ensure Comment closed. Confirmed by BAM
AHU configuration are as per workshops comments
issued 12/03/19
Contractor to provide confirmation of epoxy finish of Comment pending. Osberg wheel has the option
sensible and enthalpy wheel. Alternatively, can for epoxy coating for both Sensible Wheel and
contractor a sea water protective resistant foil against Enthalpy. BAM to investigate and confirm via
corrosion. letter.
Herasite coating is also noted on heat pipes as well in Comment closed. Heat pipe to be provided with
compliance statement herasite coating
Contractor to ensure all acoustic requirement as per Comment closed. BAM to meet acoustic
Contract are met and complied with. performance as per Contract.
Energy design changes will be updated by WSP. Comment closed
Construction changes updated by Contractor
Please ensure excel summary table is aligned with the Comment closed. BAM to update schedule.
PDF data sheet for the AHU’s. Contractor to update.
Excel sheet summary has been used to review AHU for
approval to expedite process
Contractor to ensure terminal velocity is maximum Comment closed. 13.4m/s is the maximum for all
13.0m/s at the design selection as we do not want to AHU’s. BAM to provide letter to confirm velocity
exceed this as we have the 10% flow and pressure is recommended by Trane plus the 10% margin
margin that is not considered in this design velocity on flow and pressure.
already. Previous comment
Contractor to provide finalised factory shop drawings Factory drawings to be provided following
following approval and ensure AHU are co-ordinated with technical review and approval of AHU’s. Review
plantroom layouts. Previous comment Suggest BIM of unit sizes within BIM model is ongoing and
workshop completed to check all spaces initially prior to scheduled to be complete by 20/03/19 by BAM
receiving finalised factory shop drawings and WSP seconded team. All changes to unit’s
sizes to be picked up on AHU factory drawings.
Contractor to confirm if hersasite coating is similar to Comment closed. Trane confirmed and provide
electro tined and provided with 5 year warranty for the letter.
wrap around heat pipe. Previous comment
Contractor to update electrical SLD to reflect Comment closed. BAM to update SLD’s.
manufacturer selections for motors
Energy Centre and Retail Units - 6 Units

AHU-EC-RF-02 – Full recirc - Approved. Comment closed.
FAHU-EC-RF-01 – MAHU with Heat Pipe - Approved. Comment closed. Reselection complete.
Trane to confirm if heat pipe can provide more than
4DegC increase. Typically heat pipes provide 5 to 6
DegC of lift from cooling coil to supply air.
FAHU-EC-RF-03 - FAHU with RA - Approved, however Comment closed.
revise the supply flow rate in summary as shown as
2275. Should be 2775. Supply fan flow rate is correct
2775 in PDF data for AHU. Please update excel sheet
FAHU-EC-RF-02- DW FAHU - Approved Comment closed.
FAHU-RV-ML-08 - DW FAHU - Approved Comment closed.
FAHU-RV-ML-09 - DW FAHU - Return air flow is Comment closed.
considered as 1475l/s, however specified is 1325l/s
please reselect. No requirement for re-submission for
technical review
Type 4 Units – All Kitchen Units – 6 units

Trane to confirm if heat pipe can provide more than Comment closed.
4.3DegC increase. Typically heat pipes provide 5 to 6
DegC of lift from cooling coil to supply air
AHU-KS-1 - Approved Comment closed.
AHU-KS-5 – Approved. Please re-select with heat pipe Comment closed.

as this has been omitted in latest selection.
AHU-KS-6 – Approved. Please re-select omitting heat Comment closed.

pipe as this has been included in latest selection.
Type 2 Units – FAHU with Enthalpy Wheel - 13 units

AHU/V01 – Approved Comment closed.
AHU/V02 - Approved Comment closed.
AHU/CK/1 - Approved Comment closed.

AHU/CK/2 – Approved Comment closed.
AHU/VIP02 - Approved Comment closed.
AHU/SE/SV/001 - Approved Comment closed.
AHU/VIP01 - Approved Comment closed.

AHU/CK/5 - Approved Comment closed.
AHU/MICE/2A - Approved Comment closed.
AHU/PRY_1 - Approved Comment closed.
AHU/PRY_2 - Approved Comment closed.
Prayer Rm_4- Approved Comment closed.
AHU/PRY/3 - Approved Comment closed.
Type 3 Units – FAHU with PHEXs – 8 units
AHU-WC-01– Approved Comment closed.
AHU-WC-2 - Approved Comment closed.
AHU-WC-5 – Update selection for 480Pa for supply fan Comment closed.
and extract fan for 570pa as per EI. Update CHW coil
selection as looks low. Should be around 52kW based
on flow rates.
Type 1 Units – FAHU with Double Wheels – 25units

General Comments
Please add mixing box flow rate and temperature so it is Comment closed. BAM to send schedule
clear on the mixing temperature before cooling coil – we compiled with coil velocity, mixing temps and
have added columns for Contractor to complete total pressure for WSP formal response.
Please add free cooling mode return air fan flow and Comment closed. BAM to send compiled
normal return fan flow rate so it is clear. Currently all schedule for WSP formal response.
flow rates are scheduled as the free cooling flow rate
which is the same as the supply fan flow rates. Normal
return is lower.
Return air flow rate in free cooling mode has been used Comment close. BAM to issue revised wheel
to size sensible wheel. This should be the return air selection and update summary for WSP formal
volume in normal cooling mode and see impact of heat review.
recovery.
Please confirm extract and supply fan has been sized to Comment closed
overcome resistance of enthalpy wheel in normal cooling
mode.
Factory shop drawing required to confirm layout. Type 1 Factory drawings to be provided following
units dimension needs to be check in the revit model for technical review and approval of AHU’s. Review
any spatial concerns. Majority of units although are of unit sizes within BIM model is ongoing and
smaller in terms of length and width than WSP scheduled to be complete by 20/03/19 by BAM
selections, the height is generally more, therefore this and WSP seconded team. All changes to unit’s
needs to be reviewed a suit may need to increase in sizes to be picked up on AHU factory drawings.
width to make height work
Majority of type 1 units serving Arena Bowl are top exit Comment closed. All units to be side exit.
from return side so this needs to be co-ordinated with the
plantroom layouts
SFP needs to be provided for when the AHU is in normal Updated in schedule for WSP formal response.
cooling mode, not free cooling, please revise.
Typically, supply temperature has been shown as Comment closed. PICV to be selected inclusive
14.5DegC. Please reduce to 14DegC by reducing wheel of 20% safety margin that is to be added to the
speed as per IFC and workshops. The return air is scheduled cooling load for each AHU.
28DegC before sensible wheel and 26DegC after wheel
so only 2DegC reduction so supply should be 12
+2DegC only. 14DegC is the supply temperature.
Please add cooling coil velocity summary to schedule. Comment closed.
We have added schedule column.
Contractor to confirm all enthalpy wheel is 0.18kW only Comment closed. Add to summary sheet. All
and variable speed with VFD or EC motor. variable speed
Contractor to confirm all sensible wheel is 0.4kW and Comment closed. Add to summary sheet. All
variable speed with VFD or EC motor. variable speed
We have completed a review of a typical type 1 unit - Comment closed. All electrical motors
AHU LC1/2 and would like to understand if we can requirements to be picked in electrical SLD’s.
reduce the internal pressure drop so we can reduce
motor sizes as per WSP selection. Trane to investigate
if we can reduce pressure drop across filters and or
enthalpy wheel by return. Please note; all units are
smaller footprint than WSP selection and we have used
a cooling coil velocity of 2.2 to 2.5m/s in all selections
except UT-01
Comments specific to AHU’s
AHU-LC-1 & 2 (2 units)
Fresh air and exhaust air should be 2720 l/s and 2200 l/s Comment closed. BAM to update schedule.
as per EI (same as AHU/UC/2). Currently 2053l/s and
1847ls have been used and confirmed in the Factory drawings to be provided following
spreadsheet, however, the PDF data shows the correct technical review and approval of AHU’s. Review
flow rates. Please update of unit sizes within BIM model is ongoing and
scheduled to be complete by 20/03/19 by BAM
Please review BIM model – WSP selection is 4500wide and WSP seconded team. All changes to unit’s
so the units were only 3500 high to fit underneath the sizes to be picked up on AHU factory drawings.
structural steelwork. Please review height and reselect.
AHU-LC-3 (1 unit) On coil condition for CHW coil is Comment closed. BAM to update schedule.
incorrect. Shown as 26.3/12.3. Please update. Refer to
typical comments above
AHU-MC-1 (1 unit) . Please update. Refer to typical Comment closed. BAM to update schedule.
comments above
AHU-MC-2 (1 unit) MC-2 is the same unit as MC-1 but Comment closed. BAM to update schedule.
has a reduced ESP of 300Pa of the return fan as per EI.
Contractor to confirm why unit is larger than MC-1 as it
should be same size if not smaller.
AHU-FOP- 01 to 03. (3 unit). Please update. Refer to Comment closed. BAM to update schedule.
AHU-MICE-1 & 2. (2 unit). Please update. Refer to Comment closed. BAM to update schedule.
AHU-UC-1 (1 unit) should have fresh air and exhaust as Comment closed. BAM to update schedule.
2720 l/s and 2200 l/s as per EI. UC 1 & 2 are the same
unit type with same ESP.
AHU-UC-2 (1 unit). Please update. Refer to typical Comment closed. BAM to update schedule.
comments above
AHU-LT-01 & 10 (2 Unit) Please update. Refer to typical Comment closed. BAM to update schedule.
comments above
comments above. Extract fan is only 350Pa ESP as per
EI. Please update unit dimension as this cannot be
correct. Shown as 2108 high
comments above
comments above
comments above
AHU-UT-02 (1 Unit) Please update unit dimension as Comment closed. BAM to update schedule.
this cannot be correct. Shown as 2108 high
AHU-UT-01 & 03 (2 Unit) Please update. Refer to typical Comment closed. BAM to update schedule.
comments above
Name:
Date
Rimmer, Michael
From: Rimmer, Michael

Sent: 26 March 2019 10:24
To: 'Andre Brinckman (Miral)'; Abu Khashabeh Muayyad
Cc: 'Mutasim.Qudaih (Mutasim.Qudaih@fgould.com)'; Sigsworth, Scott; Udhumanali
Jainulabuthen; Coche, Maxime
Subject: RE: 37450858-Yas South IDR – Arena - AHU Reviews
Attachments: OCC Letter-3.pdf
Dear Muayyad
Can you review and respond to comments on the coating for the sensible and enthalpy wheels please?
Regards
Michael Rimmer
Associate - Building Services
Middle East
T +971 6 598 1777

M +971 56 413 4970
wsp.com
From: Andre Brinckman (Miral) [mailto:andre.brinckman@miral.ae]

Sent: 24 March 2019 14:34
To: Rimmer, Michael <michael.rimmer@wsp.com>; Abu Khashabeh Muayyad <abu.khashabeh@bkgulf.com>
Cc: 'Mutasim.Qudaih (Mutasim.Qudaih@fgould.com)' <Mutasim.Qudaih@fgould.com>; Sigsworth, Scott
<scott.sigsworth@wsp.com>; Udhumanali Jainulabuthen <udhumanali.j@bkgulf.com>; Coche, Maxime
<Maxime.Coche@wsp.com>
Dear All,
The manufacturer Osberg has 2 products at their disposal as we have seen from their product information, that
could be considered as compliant; but the letter fails to identify the product being offered.
Epoxy-
STC1-
x coated
O
foil
Seawater
resistant
AK2-
x foil
O
(AlMg),
100 µ.
Please therefore confirm that the material being submitted for approval is AK2-0 and the letter references this; if it
is not the epoxy coated product that as described below is more costly and has a longer lead time.
1
Andre
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Dear Muayadd
These can be approved, however I need the combined document with all the sections updated so I can upload a
single document to close AHU’s – similar the set up in previous AHU material submittal – see snapshot below.
It may be easier to update both MS-00024 (All AHU exc Type 1) and MS-00048 (Type 1) and then on the latest
workflow and I will approve and send back.
Regards
2
AHU-04-01-049
CLCPEURO
WSP COMMENTS ON AHU CONFIGURATION DURING
TYPE-01 AHU
WORKSHOP ON AHU'S 07/03/19 WITH BAM, BKG AND
F&G
1. FRESH AIR ATTENUATOR MOVED
TO OUTSIDE AIR STREAM
DAMPERS TO
2. FAN SECTION TO BE COMPLETE MOVE TO OTHER
WITH HINGED DOOR, BULKHEAD SIDE OF
LIGHTING AND VIEWING PORT ENTHALPY WHEEL
TO ISOLATE UNIT
3. ALL FILTER SECTIONS COMPLETE FOR SHUT OFF
WITH CAM LOCK AND HANDLES
4. ALL ACCESS DOORS TO HAVE PORT
HOLES
600 X 900 ACCESS SIDE DISCHARGE OR
DOOR WITH HINGE TOP DISHCARGE TO BE
FINALISED FOLLOWING
FACTORY DRAWING
AND BIM MODEL
ENTHALPY WHEEL WITH
FULL DOOR C/W CAM
LOCK AND HANDLES
IN-SWING
DOOR 0406
DOOR 0406
DOOR 0406 DOOR 0406 DOOR 0406
CHW COIL ACCESS TO BE DAMPER TO MOVE TO
ACCESS PANEL WITH CAM LOCK 600 X 900 ACCESS OTHER SIDE FILTER TO
AND HANDLES DOOR WITH HINGE ISOLATE UNIT FOR SHUT
OFF
F&G
F&G
F&G
F&G
F&G
F&G
Trane BVBA
Abu Dhabi Branch
P.O Box 41047, Abu Dhabi, U.A.E
Phone: +971 2 615 6100
Fax: + 971 2 6749110
Ref: BJ-19-02 Date: 12th March 2019
To: M/S BK Gulf LLC

Attention: Mr. Muayyad Abu khashabeh
Project : YAS SOUTH INTEGRATED DESTINATION RESORT -ARENA,

ENERGY CENTER & ARENA RETAIL
Subject : DRAIN PAN FOR ENTHALPY WHEEL AND SENSIBLE WHEEL.
Dear Sir,
Please note that the drain pan is not required in enthalpy wheels and sensible wheels of
“Ostberg”.
This is for your kind information.
Thanks and Regards,

For TRANE BVBA.
Badal Jain
Sales Engineer
056 4011670
Registered in Abu Dhabi under Commercial Registration No: 1001263
Principal: TRANE BVBA, Lenneke Marelaan 6, BE-1932 St-Stevens-Woluwe, Belgium - ON 0888.048.262 - RPR Brussels
Trane BVBA
Abu Dhabi Branch
Phone: +971 2 615 6100
Fax: + 971 2 6749110
To: M/S BK Gulf LLC


Subject : COOLING COIL - MOISTURE CARRY OVER
Dear Sir,
We here by confirm that the cooling coils are Trane patented design where there will not be
any moisture carry over at the selected coil face velocity of 2.5 m/s.
Thanks and Regards,

For TRANE BVBA.
Badal Jain
Sales Engineer
056 4011670
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MATERIAL SUBMITTAL
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5994 YAS
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AIR HANDLING UNITS Issue: 1.00
Date: Sept. 2018
Content
Section Element Page No
1 Project Details 5
2 Package Details 6
3 Compliance Check list 7
3.1 Reply to consultant comments 140
4 Schedule of Equipment and Materials 195

5 Certification and Approvals 212
6 Technical Details 228
7 Calculations If any 804
8 Product Catalogue 805
9 Project References 1109
10 Supplier Company Profile 1119
11 Value Engineering options 1141
12 Recommended Spare Parts 1142
13 Local Authority approval 1143
14 Estidama Checklist 1145
ISO 9001: 2015, ISO 14001: 2015, OHSAS 18001: 2007 Registered
BK Gulf Group Companies
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JOB NO. 5994 YAS ARENA YSD-P02-0508-hv-
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AIR HANDLING UNITS 1.00
Date: Sept. 2018
1.0 Project Details
YAS SOUTH INTEGRATED DESTINATION RESORT

Project Name
- ARENA, ENERGY CENTER & ARENA RETAIL
Client MIRAL
Project Manager FAITHFUL+GOULD
Cost Consultant CURRIE BROWN
Lead Consultant WSP
Architect PASCALL+WATSON
Consultant HOK
Main Contractor BAM INTERNATIONAL
MEP Contractor BK GULF LLC
Project No JB 5994
Location YAS ISLAND - ABU DHABI
BK Gulf
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Date: Sept. 2018
2.0 Package Details
Manufacturer
TRANE BVBA
Supplier/ Dealer
TRANE BVBA
Package Description FRESH AIR HANDLING UNITS/ AIR HANDLING UNIT
Model/ Range CLCP-AIR HANDLING UNITS
Area of Usage PROJECT WIDE
BK Gulf
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3.0 Compliance Check List
YAS SOUTH INTEGRATED DESTINATION RESORT - ARENA,
PROJECT :
COMPLIANCE STETEMENT FOR AIR HANDLING UNITS
Ref. Specifications Clause Comply / Deviate Comments on Deviations
SECTION 23 7310 CENTRAL STATION AIR HANDLING

UNITS
PART 1 – GENERAL
1.1 SUMMARY
A. Read this Section in conjunction with other related Comply

Divisions, the General Requirements, the Particular
Specification, Schedules, Drawings and the Contract
Conditions.
B. Section Includes Comply.
1. Air handling units.
2. The mechanical Services particular specification, drawings
and schedules.
C. Related Divisions and Documentation
1. Division 22 Plumbing Work Sections. Comply as applicable
2. Division 23 HVAC Work Sections. Comply as applicable
3. Division 26 Electrical Work Sections Comply as applicable
D. General:
1. Air handling unit (AHU) shall mean an assembly of Comply.
packaged plant components.
2. The duties and performance of the units shall be in Comply
accordance with the details indicated elsewhere and include
any allowance required to meet manufacturing tolerances.
3. Individual components shall, in addition to the requirements Comply.
of this section, comply with other relevant sections of this
specification.
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PROJECT :
4. Air handling units shall be fully assembled and tested at the Deviate. The proposed AHU/FAHU is
manufacturer’s works to demonstrate that aerodynamic Eurovent tested and certified.
performance, air leakage, air flow, design resistance and Eurovent certificate is attached.
noise levels are in compliance with the specification and Also each model box is listed on
performance requirements. The results and a compliance the Eurovent website
statement shall be submitted to the CA prior to delivery to site. (http://www.eurovent-
certification.com)
1.2 SUBMITTALS
A. General: Comply with the requirements of Section 230010 Comply

Submittal Procedures and as stated elsewhere and submit the
following.
B. Technical Submittals:
1. Submit manufacturer’s technical product data sheet for all Comply Please refer technical selection
AHU components, indicating unit construction, dimensions, sheet.
weights, performance and maintenance requirements.
2. Submit a detailed equipment schedule, for each Air Comply.
Handling Unit.
3. Submit the following information, where applicable, to the

CA for approval in accordance with the requirements of this
specification:
a. Schedule of starting and full load currents Comply. Please refer to the attached
b. Details of connections for fans Comply. technical selection sheets & fan
c. Fan characteristic curves with operating point clearly Comply. curves.
indicated. Fan curves shall indicate air volume, static
pressure, fan speed and absorbed power.
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PROJECT :
d. Sound pressure spectrums Comply. Please refer technical selection

sheet for each unit
e. Vibration mounting details, including isolation efficiency on Comply.
high and low speed
f. Coil pressure drops, air side and water side Comply. Please refer technical selection
sheet for each unit
g. Coil air on and air off conditions Comply. Please refer technical selection
h. Coil water on and water off temperatures Comply. sheet for each unit
i. Fan motor rating and design absorbed power Comply.
j. Fan and motor speeds Comply. Please refer technical selection

k. Drive belt sizes Comply. sheet for each unit
l. Filter sizes and efficiencies Comply.
m. Fan static and total pressures Comply. Please refer technical selection
n. External to unit, static and total pressures Comply. sheet for each unit
o. Heat recovery details (i.e. thermal wheels, plate heat
exchangers, etc.)
p. Humidifier model and rating Not Applicable.

q. Attenuator insertion losses Submitted in separate submittal.
r. All AHU accessories (i.e. volume control dampers, pressure Comply. Comply for the dampers having
gauges, etc.) mixing box, all other dampers will
be submitted in separate submittal
4. Provide predicted sound power levels for all openings Comply Please refer technical selection
including, fresh air intake, supply air, return air and exhaust air sheet.
openings and casing radiated noise as indicated per the unit
drawings and equipment schedules.
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5. Submit maximum vibration levels for the assembled units at Comply. Comply and the Unit fan and
the points indicated for each unit where the unit structure motor assembly is subject to
integrates with the building support structure. At a minimum, vibration testing in our factory
vibration levels shall not exceed 50dB re 1 micro G at 1/ 3
octave band readings from 5Hz to 100Hz frequency.
6. Submit details of Variable Speed Drive units including Comply, VFD to be submitted in
manufacturer's details. separate submittal.
C. Manufacturers Certified Drawings. Comply. Please refer GA drawing

1. Manufacturers certified drawings shall be provided for every attached.
AHU. The drawing information shall include
a. Unit Model
b. Unit arrangement
c. Information on all external connections
d. Information on overall sizes

e. Overall operating weight, and sizes, sections weight, point Comply.
of supported weight load,
f. Unit construction details and thermal break unit construction Comply.
detail.
g. Fan Selection Data: Comply.

h. Cooling, Heating and Heat Recovery Data
i. Filtration Data
j. Humidifier Data
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D. Calculations:
1. The external static pressure (ESP) calculation shall be
submitted for each AHU system at the time of material
submittal approval.
2. External static pressure calculations based on approved
installation drawings taking into account the actual Comply, ESP calculation will be done
resistance of the Air Handling Unit components and all duct after finalization of shop drawings and
fittings (including grilles, sound attenuators etc.) as provided equipment flow rates.
by the manufacturers of such items for approval by the CA
before final selection of units.
3. Fan resistances shall take account of the pressure drop
across filters in a dirty condition.
E. Test Reports:
1. AHU’s shall be factory tested for operation prior to Deviate. Eurovent certificate is attached.
shipment. Also each model box is listed on
the Eurovent website
(http://www.eurovent-
certification.com)
2. Submit factory test reports and certificates of all factory Comply.
quality control programmes
3. Provide list of tests included. Comply. Factory quality test such as Coil
pressure test and Fan motor
balancing test reports will be
submitted
4. Provide copies of the certified test data. Comply.
F. Installation Instructions:
1. Submit manufacturer's installation instructions and Comply Please refer IOM
installation method statement.
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G. Maintenance Data:
1. Submit maintenance instructions, including instructions for Deviate. Fan bearings are lubricated for
lubrication, filter replacement, motor and drive replacement, life.
and spare parts lists. Include this data, product data, shop
drawings, and wiring diagrams in maintenance manuals.
H. Seismic Qualification Certificates (if seismic criteria apply Not Applicable. UAE is categorized as non-critical
to project): zone for seismic activity hence
1. Provide the following for AHU’s, accessories and we do have seismic certification
components from the manufacturer. As per agreed VE list, seismic
a. Basis for Certification: Indicate whether withstand only for life and safety systems.
certification is based on actual test of assembled components
or on calculation.
b. Dimensioned Outline Drawings of Equipment Unit: Identify
centre of gravity and locate and describe mounting and
anchorage provisions.
c. Detailed description of equipment anchorage devices on
which the certification is based and their installation
requirements.
I. Supplementary Product Literature:

1. Include a statement from the manufacturer for the design Comply.
life of the AHU components.
J. Submit a summary of deviations from the contract Comply

documents (if any).
K. Submit details of the manufacturers Quality Plan. Comply. ISO certificate attached.
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1.3 CLOSEOUT SUBMITTALS
A. Comply with the requirements of Section 230010 Execution Comply

and Closeout Requirement and as stated elsewhere and
submit the following:
1. Warranties as stated elsewhere
2. Operation and Maintenance (O+M) Manuals:

a. Include component list with manufacturer's reference Comply
numbers, descriptions of materials and procedures for
repairing and cleaning of finishes and cleaning frequency.
b. Include recommendations for unit maintenance. Comply
c. Include instructions for lubrication, filter replacement, motor Comply.

and drive replacement, belt tension adjustments, wiring
diagrams, and preventive/ routine maintenance check list.
3. As-built Manufacturers Certified Drawings shall indicate the Comply.

information detailed above.
4. Provide spare parts as detailed elsewhere Comply. To be complied as per F+G letter ref.
YSD-P02-0508-PM-FFG-LT-00033
5. Provide a complete set of spare filters for all AHUs as Comply. To be complied as per F+G letter ref.
specified in Section 234100 HVAC Particulate Air Filters. YSD-P02-0508-PM-FFG-LT-00033
1.4 QUALITY ASSURANCE

A. All Air Handling Units shall be sourced from a single Comply.
manufacturer
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B. The manufacturer shall have a minimum 10 years’ Comply. ISO certificate attached.
experience in the design and manufacture of AHU’s. The
manufacturing facilities shall be fully accredited to the highest
quality management standards, certified to ISO 9001 and
14001.
C. The manufacturer shall have a committed customer care Comply.

and technical support team, complimented by a dedicated
service team providing a call out service within the country the
AHU’s are installed.
D. Standards and other Codes of Practice: In addition to the Comply Eurovent certificate attached.
requirements indicated on the Drawings or in the
Specification, the Works shall be in accordance with
provisions of the following standards and codes. The current
editions of the publications listed below form a part of this
Section.
1. BSI Group, (BS) British Standards, including; Comply
a. BS EN 1886 – Air Handling Units – Mechanical performance Comply
b. BS EN 13053 – Air Handling Units – Ratings and
Performance
2. Underwriters' Laboratories, UL Standards. Comply.

3. Factory Mutual System, FM Standards.
4. National Fire Protection Association, NFPA Standards: Deviate Comply with equivalent Class
a. NFPA 90A Standard for the Installation of Air-Conditioning ONE for Surface Spread of flame
and Ventilating Systems. as per BS standards.
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5. International Code Council, ICC Standards: Comply.

a. International Building Code, IBC.
b. International Mechanical Code, IMC.
6. All Air handling Units shall be Eurovent Certified Comply. Eurovent certificate attached.
7. American Water Works Association, AWWA Standards. Not Applicable
8. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, ASME Not applicable.
Standards.
9. International Organization for Standardization, ISO Comply. ISO certificates attached.

Standards.
10. American Standards Association, ASA Standards.
11. American National Standards Institute, ANSI Standards.
12. Air-Conditioning and Refrigeration Institute, ARI Deviate. Complete unit is Eurovent
Standards: certified.
13. ARI 410 Standard for Forced-Circulation Air-Cooling and
Air-Heating Coils. International Electro- technical
Commission, IEC Standards.
E. Electrical Components, Devices, and Accessories: Deviate. Comply as per ISO standards.
1. Listed and labelled as defined in IEC by a testing agency
acceptable to the Municipality and Utility Authority having
jurisdiction, and marked for intended use.
F. Preconstruction Testing/ Reports Deviate. The proposed model box is
1. Submit reports of independent tests demonstrating that the Eurovent tested and certified.
products and systems comply with the specified performance Eurovent certificate is attached.
requirements. Also each model box is listed on
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2. Where test results for a material or product are not (http://www.eurovent-

available, undertake testing to show compliance with the certification.com)
Specification at an independent testing laboratory acceptable
to the CA at no additional cost.
3. The provision of testing data or the carrying-out of tests Deviate. The proposed model box is
does not relieve the Contractor of his responsibilities regarding Eurovent tested and certified.
the performance requirements, durability or service life Eurovent certificate is attached.
requirements. Also each model box is listed on
(http://www.eurovent-
certification.com)
4. National Fire Protection Association, NFPA Standards: Deviate. Comply with equivalent Class
a. NFPA 90A Standard for the Installation of Air-Conditioning ONE for Surface Spread of flame
and Ventilating Systems. as per BS standards.
5. All tests shall be carried out in accordance with the relevant
British Standard or equivalent international standard.
G. All materials supplied and installed shall be new and the Comply.
best quality obtained for the intended purpose and shall,
where applicable, conform to the standards of and shall be
approved from Local By-laws and Regulations.
H. All materials required for installation under these Comply.

specifications shall be subject to the acceptance of the CA.
Where no specific indication as to the type or quality of
material or equipment is indicated, a first class standard article
to the CA's acceptance shall be provided.
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1.5 DELIVERY, STORAGE AND HANDLING
A. Units shall be shipped fully assembled (on factory installed Comply.

base rails/ mounting legs) up to practical shipping and rigging
limitations. Units not shipped fully assembled shall have labels
and airflow arrows on each section to indicate location and
orientation in direction of airflow.
B. Each section shall have lifting lugs of shipping skid to allow Comply.
for field rigging and final placement of section.
C. Deliver units to Site with fan motors, sheaves and belts Comply.
completely assembled and mounted in units.
D. Store in clean dry place and protect from weather and Comply
construction traffic. Handle carefully to avoid damage to
components, enclosures and finish.
E. Unit shall be handled and stored in accordance with the Comply IOM attached.
manufacturer’s instructions.
1.6 WARRANTY:
A. Air handling units shall be provided with a warranty as Comply.

detailed in Division 230010.
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1.7 PROJECT CONDITIONS
A. Do not operate units for any purpose, temporary or Comply

permanent, until ductwork is clean, filters are in place,
bearings lubricated and fan has been test run under
observation.
PART 2 – PRODUCT
2.1 GENERAL
A. This Section includes the requirements for the design,
construction and installation of air handling units and
components.
B. All AHU’s shall be designed and tested in accordance with Comply. Eurovent certificate attached.
BS EN 1886 and BS EN 13053.
C. The AHU assembly and construction of panels to the Comply. Class L1 (Equivalent to Class-A)
frames shall provide minimum air leakage Class-A according
to EUROVENT Standard 2/2.
D. The duties and performance of the units shall be in Comply.
accordance with the details indicated elsewhere and include
any allowance required to meet manufacturing tolerances.
E. Individual components shall, in addition to the requirements Comply.

of this section, comply with other relevant sections of this
specification.
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F. Air handling units shall be fully assembled and tested at the Deviate. The proposed model box is
manufacturer’s works to demonstrate that aerodynamic Eurovent tested and certified.
performance, leakage air flow, design resistance and noise Eurovent certificate is attached.
levels are in compliance with the specification and Also each model box is listed on
performance requirements. The results and a compliance the Eurovent website
statement shall be submitted to the CA prior to delivery to site. (http://www.eurovent-
certification.com)
G. Where units are delivered to site disassembled, the Comply.

manufacturer shall allow for the site erection of the units.
H. The manufacturer shall undertake a pre-commission check Comply

to ensure suitability for dynamic commissioning and a report
shall be issued to the CA.
I. Units and their components shall incorporate lifting facilities Comply.

for installation.
J. Units shall be draw-through type, unless specifically Comply.

required as blow-through units.
K. Fresh air and exhaust connections shall be provided with Comply

tight shut-off dampers arranged to close when the system
shuts down unless otherwise stated.
L. All necessary penetrations in the air handling unit casing Comply

e.g. to accommodate controls items etc., shall be undertaken
at the factory. Penetrations shall not be permitted on site.
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M. Electrical work shall conform to IEC Standards and as Deviate. Comply as per EMC.
stated elsewhere.
N. Electrical characteristics of equipment shall be as detailed Comply.

in the Equipment Schedules and Drawings and in accordance
with the requirements of the Authority Having Jurisdiction.
2.2 CONSTRUCTION
A. Units shall be designed and constructed to minimize Comply.

distortion, damage and drumming in operation and at the
maximum pressures generated by the fan operating under
closed head conditions.
B. The unit framework shall be rigid enough to prevent Deviate. Frame material thickness vary
distortion during transportation and after final assembly on from 1.5mm to 3.0mm as per size
site. Framework shall be fabricated from 3mm sheet steel of the unit.
unless otherwise stated.
C. Individual components and sections shall be assembled Comply.

using proprietary and proven fastening techniques. Locking
devices shall be used with all fastenings which are subject to
vibration.
D. Casings shall generally be of constant cross-sectional Comply.

dimensions and designed to promote even air distribution
across the face of all components.
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E. Casings shall be complete with internal flanged joints. Comply.

F. Each section shall be identified by a clear stencil description Comply.
on the external surface.
G. Units shall be corrosion resistant and constructed free of Comply.
condensation.
H. Airtight seals shall be provided between the sections and Comply.
completely around each access and unit panel. Jointing
methods shall ensure the unit is not less airtight than the
related ductwork system.
I. Unit sections shall be fabricated from pressed multi-angled Comply.

supports forming a pillar and post or box frame construction
with purpose made corner joints. Rebates in the frame shall
allow the access and infill panels to be flush with the frame
and create a smooth surface inside and out.
J. Panels shall be manufactured from heavy gauge galvanised Deviate. Comply with 1.0mm Inner and
mild steel sheets at least 1.2 mm thick. Panels shall be double Outer panel with high density PUF
skinned with high density acoustic and thermal insulation insulation
between the skins.
K. The casing insulation properties:

1. Compliant with BS 476-6:1989+A1:2009 and BS 476-7 Deviate. Comply as per Eurovent
standards.
2. Adhesives and insulation materials shall have a composite Deviate. Comply with equivalent Class
fire and smoke hazard rating in compliance with NFPA 90A ONE for Surface Spread of flame.
and UL 181 and labelled accordingly.
3. CFC and HCFC free Comply.
4. Inorganic, vermin proof and non-hygroscopic Comply.
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5. Unless otherwise indicated, minimum thickness shall be:

a. 50 mm for units 1.0 m³/s or greater Comply.
b. 25 mm for units less than 1.0 m³/s Deviate. All the proposed units are with 50
c. Thermal conductivity no greater than 0.03 W/mK Comply. mm double skin panels.
L. Casing insulation shall be fixed securely to the panel and Comply.

protected to prevent migration of fibre into the air flow.
M. All insulation components shall be made from materials Comply.

with zero ozone depletion potential (CFC and HCFC free).
Submit to the CA, prior to ordering, written confirmation that
the products to be installed are CFC, HFC and HCFC free.
N. For all insulation infill material test evidence must be Comply. Proposed units are with CFC-free
available and submitted to the CA showing that the fibres from polyurethane foam insulation.
which the products are made are not classified as a possible
carcinogen as detailed by European Directive 97/69/EC.
Fibres shall also comply with the requirements as stated
elsewhere.
O. Hollow section frame posts, where used, shall be insulated Comply.
as for the casing.
P. Thermal breaks shall be provided in the frame construction. Comply.
Q. The design of the unit shall ensure that there is no cold Comply.
bridging and no direct metallic contact between the inside and
outside of the cabinets.
R. External and internal casing finish and colour shall be as Comply.

manufacturer’s standard unless stated otherwise elsewhere.
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S. Panels and frames shall be assembled with a closed cell Comply.

self-adhesive neoprene foam gasket layer installed in
between them to prevent air leakage, reduce vibration noise,
minimized thermal losses.
T. All panels shall be removable and sealed against the Comply.
framework. The seal shall be mechanically fixed to the panel.
U. Unless otherwise stated the minimum sound attenuation of Comply. Sound performance of the
the casing shall be: individual units is specified in the
selection sheet
V. All section casings shall have the same cross-section and Deviate. Final drawings from factory will be
shall be identical in appearance provided for approval before
fabrication.
W. Where units are large enough for man access the Comply.
bottom/floor panels shall be suitably strengthened to facilitate
entry for maintenance (support weight of two men, tools and
equipment) without deformation and/or damage to internal
finishes. The units shall have weatherproof bulkhead lighting
and switches and non-slip floor surfaces. Lights shall be
operable from inside and outside.
X. Where flexible connections are mounted within the air Comply

handling unit they shall be to the same specification as
described elsewhere.
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Y. Visual inspection port holes shall be provided of at least 200 Deviate. View port will be provided only in
mm diameter and one per 900mm height of section in each of the fan section.
the following sections unless otherwise stated:
1. Fan section
2. Humidifier section
3. Access sections
4. Cooling coil section
Z. Bulkhead lighting shall be provided and each bulkhead light Deviate. Lights will be provided only in fan
shall be wired to its own internal and external on/off switch in section
each of the following sections:
1. Fan section
2. Humidifier section
3. Access sections
4. Cooling coil section
AA. The unit shall be delivered on a base frame constructed Comply.

from galvanised steel. The base frame shall be pre-drilled for
fixing holding down bolts and shall have removable lifting lugs.
BB. Air intake louvres shall prevent the ingress of rain and Comply, louvers will be submitted
sand and shall incorporate an insect screen. The colour and in separate submittal.
finish shall be approved by the CA prior to manufacture.
2.3 EXTERNAL UNITS
A. Where units are located externally they shall be Comply. Comply with weatherproof
weatherproofed including associated control panels. construction. Control panel by
others
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B. Units shall have a weatherproof outer casing with a pitched Comply. Comply with sloped roof. Gutters
roof constructed of watertight metal decking with water seals and drains not applicable.
in all joints having suitable eaves overhang and complete with
gutters and drains.
C. The casings of all external units exposed to a saline Comply.

environment (within 20km of the sea, unless stated otherwise)
shall be designed and tested to withstand 500 hours salt spray
exposure in accordance with ASTM B117.
D. Access doors shall be lockable. Comply.
E. Bulkhead light fittings shall be provided in each section with Deviate. Comply only for the Fan section
a weatherproof external switch with all wiring contained in
galvanised mild steel conduit.
2.4 ACCESS SECTIONS:
A. Access sections shall be provided with hinged doors to Comply.

allow entry for internal inspection purposes.
B. Access sections shall be provided to facilitate access to Deviate. Refer to agreed unit construction
upstream and downstream faces and internal parts of all in the workshops
sections in the unit including thermostat, detector, air-flow
switch and other control/monitoring positions within the unit.
C. Access panels and hinged doors shall be 600mm wide Deviate. Size of the access door depends
minimum and sized for the full height of the AHU. on the unit size.
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D. Access panels shall be secured with proprietary quick- Comply.

release captive fastenings consistent with effective air sealing.
Hinged doors shall be retained with clamping type latches.
E. Self-tapping screws and set screws shall not be acceptable Comply.

as panel fastening
F. Quick release and totally removable access door shall be Comply.

provided at filter sections with side rail mounting.
G. All seals shall be designed for normal maintenance Comply.

operations for a minimum of 10 years
2.5 UNIT DAMPERS:
A. Unless otherwise stated dampers shall be double skin Comply, will be submitted in Dampers at intake/Return and
aerofoil multi-leaf opposed blade, fabricated from stainless separate submittal. Exhaust/Fresh air will be provided
steel with maintenance free nylon bearings and complete with in separate submittal.
suitable linkages. Unless otherwise indicated, air leakage
through dampers when in the closed position shall not exceed
5% of the maximum design air volume flow rate at the
maximum design air total pressure.
B. Each damper section shall be provided with a duct Comply

connection flange.
C. Mounting brackets and actuators shall be supplied by the Comply

controls specialist
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2.6 MIXING BOXES/DAMPER SECTION

A. Mixing box sections shall be supplied having double skin Deviate. Comply with Galvanized steel
aerofoil parallel blade dampers positioned across each air opposed blades.
opening fabricated from stainless steel with maintenance free Bearing type: Nylon bearings.
nylon bearings and complete with suitable linkages.
B. On fixed quantities of mixed air, dampers shall be sized to Comply.
give equal velocities through each damper.
C. Hinged access doors shall be provided into the damper Comply.
mixing box section.
D. Each damper section shall be provided with a duct Not Applicable
connection flange.
E. Mounting brackets and actuators shall be supplied by the Comply
controls specialist
2.7 AIR FILTER SECTION:
A. Filters within air handling units shall be as detailed Comply.
elsewhere and shall operate with not less than the efficiencies
specified.
B. Filter performance shall be measured in accordance with Comply.
Eurovent standard 4/5 and BS EN 779.
C. Face velocities across filters shall be limited to a maximum Comply.
of 2 m/s.
D. Filter unit or panels shall be selected to be of uniform size Comply.

and pressure drop
E. Filter media shall not be subject to erosion, deterioration or Comply.

to the effects of temperature and shall be manufactured from
non-deleterious materials.
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F. Filter material shall be non-hygroscopic, shall not support Comply.

vermin and shall be proof against fungal and bacterial growth
and attack.
G. Filters shall be non-flammable and comply with BS 476. Comply.
H. Frames, casings and filter cell holding frames shall be Deviate. Flame retardancy according to
classified non-combustible when tested in accordance with BS DIN 53438 : Class F1
476.
I. When exposed to heat or flame, the filter shall not generate Comply.
significant quantities of smoke or toxic fumes into the air-
stream.
J. Filter material or wetting agents shall not be carried over in Comply.

the air-stream.
K. Adequate access shall be provided for cleaning, removal Comply.

and refitting of all filter cells and replacement of gaskets in filter
holding frames.
L. Combined pre-filters and main filters shall each be capable Comply

of being changed without disturbing the other filter
M. Filters shall be complete with robust purpose made holding Comply.

frames which shall not distort in operation and with seals to
prevent air leakage or bypass.
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N. Purpose made seals shall be provided to minimise air Comply. Each filter will have a filter frame
leakage around filters and the effectiveness of the seals shall to ensure proper sealing
not be impaired by periodic removal and refitting of the filter
cells.
O. The entire framework shall be securely fixed in position with Comply.
all edges and joints effectively sealed to prevent air leakage.
P. Subsequent to commissioning and immediately prior to Comply Unit will be supplied with
practical completion all disposable filters shall be replaced. In Permanent washable pre-filter
addition one complete set of replacement media shall be and one set of bag filter as spare.
provided for each disposable filter.
For cleanable units, sufficient replacements of each size and
type to allow individual units to be changed shall be provided.
Where disposable filters are attached to mounting grids or
frames, other than by quick release fastenings, sufficient
frames shall be provided to meet the above requirements.
Q. A copy of the type test certificate, issued by a NAMAS Deviate. Comply Filter performance data
accredited air filter testing laboratory, shall be submitted to the are based on ASHRAE 52-76 test
CA for each type of filter. method Eurovent certificate
attached.
R. Filter Mounting Frame:
1. Mounting frames shall be manufactured from galvanized Comply.
steel and designed to ensure that the filter can be accessed.
2. Frame mounting frame or rails shall be sealed for a minimal Comply. Filter bypass Leakage: F9 class
air leak Class F5-7 according to EUROVENT Standard EN
779.
S. Primary/Pre Filter:
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1. Pre-filters shall be arranged in flat or angle bank Comply.

configuration, applicable to the required duty and each cell
shall consist of a pleated synthetic fibre element bonded to
prevent fibre migration and impregnated with special
adhesive. The element shall be supported by a galvanised
wire mesh backing and enclosed within a stout fibre board
frame with integral grid for added reinforcement.
2. The average arrestance shall be 87% when tested in Comply (G3 filter)
accordance with BS EN 779 class G3 or G4 as stated
elsewhere.
3. Filters shall be contained in a standard air handling section Comply (Side withdrawal)
and arranged for front or side withdrawal depending upon
space limitations.
4. Panels shall be of the disposable type unless otherwise Deviate. Comply with washable type filters.
indicated.
T. Secondary filters
1. High capacity bag filters shall be arranged in a flat bank and Comply.
shall comprise a permanent corrosion- resistant holding frame
housing a synthetic fire retardant media.
2. The media cartridge shall be pre-formed and shall be in Comply (F7 Bag filters)
accordance with BS EN 779 class F7 with an average
efficiency of 80-90% or class F9 with an average efficiency of
95% as indicated elsewhere.
3. Filters shall be capable of remaining fully inflated within the Comply.

airstream.
4. Filters shall be contained in a standard air handling section Comply.
and withdrawal/access shall be as indicated
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U. Activated carbon filters

1. Activated carbon filters shall comprise cells containing Not Applicable.
activated carbon granules selected to suit the contaminants
as indicated elsewhere.
2. Evidence as to both efficiency and adsorption capacity of Not Applicable
the adsorbent at the indicated levels shall be submitted to the
CA for acceptance.
3. Air filters shall comprise of absorbent bed filled with uniform Not Applicable
thickness of activated carbon granules, constructed to prevent
settlement and voids do not occur.
4. The media shall be of a disposable or reactivated type as Not Applicable
indicated and housed in a permanent corrosion resistant
holding frame. Cell construction shall include provision to
prevent migration of the filter media.
5. Each filter assembly shall include two detachable test Not Applicable
sections for use in predicting the service life of the filter
assembly. The test sections shall be exposed to full air flow
and be removed and replaced by a spare after 6 and 12
months operation and returned to the manufacturer for
analysis of saturation and report on service life remaining.
The Contractor shall be responsible for this removal and
replacement during the defects liability period and shall
include for the spares, the manufacturer's costs for the
analysis/report shall be included in the contract cost.
Allowance shall be made for housing the test sections as part
of the filter assembly.
6. All metallic parts shall be adequately protected against Not Applicable
corrosion.
7. Filters shall be contained in a standard air handling section Not Applicable
and shall have withdrawal facilities as indicated.
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V. Filter Manometers
1. All filters shall be provided with an inclined manometer or Comply, will be reflected in BMS
differential pressure gauge which shall indicate the actual submittal.
pressure drop across the filter.
2. The filter clean and dirty pressures shall be indicated. Comply, will be reflected in BMS
3. Where dirty filter monitoring is provided, each filter shall submittal.
have a pressure sensor to indicate to the control panel or Comply, will be reflected in BMS
BMS, as appropriate, filter dirty conditions. submittal
2.8 WATER COIL SECTION:
A. Coils shall be selected and located to ensure the full design Comply.
air flow is evenly dispersed across the full coil face area.
B. Coil design and sizing shall be based on figures obtained Deviate. Comply for coil design in
from performance tests described in BS 5141 for cooling and accordance with AHRI
heating coils.
C. Coils shall be guaranteed to meet the specified Comply. Standard factory coil test
performance. All coils shall be tested before leaving the certificate will be provided for
manufacturer's works. An independently witnessed test each unit.
certificate shall be issued to the CA for each coil. Each coil
shall be indelibly marked with the details of the test.
D. Unless stated otherwise elsewhere the maximum water coil Deviate. Please refer to the enclosed
pressure drop shall be as stated below; selections for water pressure
1. Cooling – 20Kpa drops.
2. Heating – 15kpa Heating is not applicable
E. Coils shall be pressure tested at the manufacturer’s works Comply.
to a minimum of 1.5 times the working pressure or 8 bar gauge
pressure whichever is the greater.
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F. The flow and return battery connections shall be labelled Comply.

and the air flow direction shall be indelibly marked on the
battery casing.
G. Coils shall be mounted in the unit casing so that they can Comply.
be removed from the side without dismantling the entire unit.
H. Coils with minor damage to fins shall be combed straight. Comply.

Coils with extensive fin damage will not be acceptable and
shall be replaced.
I. Flow and return headers shall be arranged to ensure equal Comply.

flow through all tubes. Provision shall be made for expansion
and contraction of the tubes and for effective venting and
draining of the coil. Each coil shall be provided with a full bore
dirt pocket with drain valve on the lower connection.
J. Coils shall be arranged in sections to facilitate removal. Comply.
K. The tube and fin spacing shall be arranged to ensure Comply.

maximum heat transfer efficiency with minimum coil depth and
air resistance.
L. Tube wall thickness and coil construction shall be suitable Comply.

for the system operating pressures and temperatures.
M. Unless stated otherwise elsewhere coils shall be Deviate. Comply with 12.7mm Dia and
manufactured from 16mm (OD) copper tube with a minimum 0.4mm thick tube.
wall thickness of 0.4mm and a 35mm pitch.
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N. Connections up to and including 50 mm diameter for water Deviate. Comply with seamless copper
pressures up to 350 kPa shall be screwed to BS EN 10226-1. header.
Larger sizes and connections for pressures over 350 kPa shall
be flanged to BS EN 1092. Connections shall be clear of coil
casings with disconnection joints positioned to permit full
withdrawal and removal of coils without extensive dismantling
of adjacent pipework, ductwork or other equipment.
O. Coils shall be mounted in a mild steel framed casing having Deviate. Comply with SS304 coil frames.
a minimum thickness of 1.2 mm. Casings shall be hot dip
galvanised in accordance with BS EN ISO 1461 after
manufacture. The casing shall be of adequate strength for the
size of the coil.
P. Coils shall comprise solid drawn seamless copper tubes Comply.

unless otherwise stated. Copper tube shall comply with BS EN
12451 and have suitable wall thickness for the pressure
application. Headers shall be either copper or steel as stated
elsewhere.
Q. Fins shall make firm and continuous contact with the Comply (0.12mm Aluminium fins)
primary tubes and be constructed from aluminium or copper
as stated elsewhere and have a minimum thickness of
0.15mm. Fins shall be of the “r ippled or louvered” type to suit
the air flow requirements and be spaced at distance to suit the
specified performance of the coils.
R. Where coil connections pass through the casing they shall Comply.
be complete with sealing rings and removable plates.
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S. Unless otherwise indicated each coil shall be provided with Comply.

a self-sealing combined pressure and temperature test point
on the flow and return. All coils shall include an air vent and
drain plug.
T. Coils shall be of the cartridge type. Comply.
U. Access Panel:
1. Removable panels shall be assembled at coil section casing Comply.
walls.
2. Panels shall be bolted externally for air-tightness, easy Comply.
removal and quick reassembly to facilitate access for servicing
and maintenance.
V. Chilled Water
1. Cooling coil face velocities shall not exceed 2.0 m/s and the Deviate. Comply with a coil face velocity of
resistance to airflow shall not exceed 125Pa unless otherwise 2.5 m/s.
indicated.
2. The air velocity across the coil shall be such that free water Comply.
shall not be carried over from the coil to the air-stream.
3. Unless otherwise indicated coils shall be constructed from Comply.
copper tubes with continuous aluminium fins pressure bonded
to the tubes through mechanical expansion and all housed in
stainless steel frames. Fins shall have solid drawn spacing
collars.
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4. All coils shall be provided with durable flexible epoxy Comply. Locally applied herasite coating
polymer coating to protect the coil fins from corrosion due to with 5 year warranty.
salt and sand laden air. The coating process shall ensure
complete coil encapsulation and have a uniform dry film
thickness between 0.8 to 1.2mil on all surface areas including
the fin edges. Corrosion durability shall be confirmed through
testing to no less than 1000 hours salt spray per ASTM B117-
90. The coil selection shall include the de-rating of the output
due to the coating and the coating shall have a minimum 15
year guarantee.
5. Cooling coil casings shall incorporate an insulated Comply. Insulation thick is with 16mm.
watertight drain tray complete with drain connection. Trays
and drains shall be arranged with longitudinal and cross
gradients to ensure total removal of all condensate. Drain
trays shall be insulated from the factory with 12 mm thick
closed cell elastomeric foam rubber insulation
6. Unless otherwise indicated drain trays shall be fabricated Comply. Insulation thick is with 16mm.
from AISI 316 stainless steel of minimum 1mm thickness and
be provided with a threaded drain outlet. The condensate
drain pipe connection through the unit casing shall be
insulated from the factory with 12 mm thick closed cell
elastomeric foam rubber insulation and sealed with plastic
grommet.
7. Large coils constructed in two horizontal sections they shall Comply.
have separate connections/headers and shall be assembled
correctly to ensure that the top section condensate flows
evenly onto the lower section. Where this is not possible a
separate condensate baffle/catch plate shall be installed with
a separate drain to the coil drain pan.
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8. Unless otherwise indicated, PVC eliminator blades retained Deviate. Not required as the face velocity is
in galvanised steel plate shall be provided after each coil and less than 2.5m/s. Trane coils are
shall be located such that any carry over will collect and fall designed to reduce the moisture
into the drain pan. Eliminator sections shall be positioned to carryover up to 2.8m/s, without
avoid damage from adjacent heater batteries and shall be of eliminator. Please find enclosed
materials unaffected by such heat. An access door shall be the confirmation letter.
provided between the coil and eliminator plates.
W. Heating Coils
1. Heating coil face velocities shall not exceed 3 m/s and the Not Applicable for this project.
resistance to airflow shall not exceed 65Pa unless otherwise
indicated.
2. Unless otherwise indicated, heat transfer surfaces shall
consist of multiple seamless copper tubes with extended
surface of aluminium fin plates having solid drawn collars
through which the tubes pass.
3. All coils shall be provided with durable flexible epoxy Not Applicable for this project.
polymer coating to protect the coil fins from corrosion due to
year guarantee.
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4. The assembled fin blocks shall be supported with Not Applicable for this project.
galvanised sheet steel framing, having end plates with
accurately formed collars for tube support, allowing tube
movement during expansion and contraction without abrasion
or chafing. The fin block tubes shall be extended and brazed
into seamless copper headers.
5. Flow and return headers shall be arranged so as to provide
reverse return water flow and with the return header at the air
inlet face of the coil. Return bends shall be of copper of the
same diameter as the tubes and shall be brazed into the
expanded fin block tube ends.
6. Large coils shall be split horizontally for ease of handling Not Applicable for this project.
and installation.
7. Coil blocks shall be insulated and fitted with removable
galvanised sheet steel metal enclosures.
X. Cooling Coils - Direct Expansion Not Applicable for this project.

1. Unless otherwise indicated coils shall be constructed from
continuous aluminium/plate fins, mechanically bonded to
seamless refrigerant quality copper tubes.
2. All coils shall be provided with durable flexible epoxy Not Applicable for this project.
polymer coating to protect the coil fins from corrosion due to
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year guarantee.
3. The tube and fin spacing shall be arranged to ensure Not Applicable for this project.
maximum heat transfer efficiency with minimum coil depth and
air resistance.
4. Direct-expansion refrigerant cooler coil materials shall be
selected to minimise electrolytic action.
5. Coils shall be mounted in the unit casing so that they can Not Applicable for this project.
be removed from the side without dismantling the entire unit.
6. Refrigerant circuitry shall be designed to ensure equal
distribution of refrigeration to each circuit across the whole
face of the coil.
7. Return or suction connections shall be arranged to ensure Not Applicable for this project.
complete drainage of oil in the evaporator.
8. The design of the refrigerant passages in direct expansion
type evaporators shall be such that any oil present is always
carried back to the compressor at the lowest stage of capacity
reduction.
9. The complete evaporator coil shall be pressure tested at the Not Applicable for this project.
manufacturer’s works to twice the working pressure. After
testing, the coils shall be dehydrated under vacuum and
charged with nitrogen before sealing.
10. Coil face velocity shall not exceed 2.0 m/s unless stated
otherwise elsewhere.
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11. Evaporator and refrigeration shall be compatible with Not Applicable for this project.
regard to duty and capacity control.
12. Evaporators shall be dehydrated and charged with an inert Not Applicable for this project.
gas and sealed after manufacture.
13. Cooling coil casings shall incorporate an insulated Not Applicable for this project.
watertight drain tray complete with drain connection. Trays
and drains shall be arranged with longitudinal and cross
gradients to ensure total removal of all condensate. Drain
trays shall be insulated from the factory with 12 mm thick
closed cell elastomeric foam rubber insulation
14. Unless otherwise indicated drain trays shall be fabricated Not Applicable for this project.
from AISI 316 stainless steel of minimum 1mm thickness and
be provided with a threaded drain outlet. The condensate
drain pipe connection through the unit casing shall be
insulated from the factory with 12 mm thick closed cell
elastomeric foam rubber insulation and sealed with plastic
grommet.
15. Intermediate drain trays shall be provided where the coil Not Applicable for this project.
height exceeds 1metre and for each additional 1metre of coil
height.
16. On large coils constructed in two horizontal sections they
shall have separate connections headers and shall be
assembled correctly to ensure that the top section condensate
flows evenly onto the lower section. Where this is not possible
a separate condensate baffle/catch plate shall be installed
with a separate condensate baffle/catch plate shall be
installed with a separate drain to the coil drain pan.
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17. Unless otherwise indicated, PVC eliminator blades Not Applicable for this project.
retained in galvanised steel plate shall be provided after each
coil and shall be located such that any carry over will collect
and fall into the drain pan. Eliminator sections shall be
positioned to avoid damage from adjacent heater batteries
and shall be of materials unaffected by such heat. An access
door shall be provided between the coil and eliminator plates.
18. Where coil connections pass through the casing they shall Not Applicable for this project.
be complete with sealing rings and removable plates.
Y. Electrical heater batteries

1. Electrical heater batteries shall consist of a number of Not Applicable for this project.
heating elements of the enclosed type mounted in a sheet
steel casing. Elements shall be so arranged to permit removal
without dismantling
2. Unless otherwise indicated the resistance to the air flow
through the battery shall not exceed 25 Pa and the face
velocity shall not exceed 6m/s nor be less than 2m/s.
3. An isolator and a hazard warning sign clearly indicating the Not Applicable for this project.
operating voltage shall be fitted immediately adjacent to the
heater access opening.
4. In the proximity of hot areas, the electrical wiring insulation Not Applicable for this project.
shall be suitable for the maximum temperature.
5. The connections from each element shall be extended to a Not Applicable for this project.
terminal box housed in an accessible position with
conduit/cable entry provision. They will be secured to the
terminal box with air tight glands and will be linked with either
copper bus-bars or terminals as necessary to achieve step
control requirements stated elsewhere.
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6. The number of elements in the heater shall be the same as Not Applicable for this project.
or a multiple of the number of steps in the controller. All
heaters and heater sections of more than 3kW loading shall
be balanced over three phases and the complete heater bank
shall be arranged for balanced operation on a three- phase,
four-wire system.
7. The elements shall be equally spaced over the open duct Not Applicable for this project.
area.
8. The whole unit will be housed in a casing manufactured to
the same dimensions as the air handling unit.
9. Each electrical heater battery shall be complete with a
manually reset thermal cut-out that provides an audible or
visual alarm signal on high temperature as indicated
elsewhere.
10. Unless otherwise indicated, the control of electrical heater Not Applicable for this project.
batteries, except for remote boosters, shall be interlocked with
the system fan motor starter and an air flow sensing device to
ensure that the heater operates only when the fan is running
and air flow is established.
11. Electrical heater batteries which are installed as boosters Not Applicable for this project.
in branch ducts shall each have a local air flow sensing device
to ensure that the heater operates when air flow is established.
2.9 CONDENSATE DRAINS
A. Provide condensate drains to all cooling coils, humidifier Deviate. Comply for the cooling coil
sections and recuperator sections of the air handling units. section.
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B. Condensate drains shall be run in a safe manner to Comply.

discharge over an appropriate gully or to a sump as indicated.
C. Connections shall be made by the Contractor, with glass Comply

"U" traps having a water seal depth of not less than twice the
fan static pressure, together with a tapping for maintaining the
water seal. Where necessary the trap shall be protected
against accidental damage.
D. The drains shall discharge into a tundish. Comply
E. Drains on pans under negative pressure are to have the Comply

outlet positioned low enough to prevent condensation being
held in the drip tray.
F. Where drains have to run across a walkway the Contractor Comply, walkway by others Not requited inside the unit.
shall provide a permanent step over. Where possible this
should be avoided.
G. Drains shall comply with recommendations in CIBSE Comply, for the pipe routing and size
Technical Memorandum TM13 and HSE L8. IFC and shop drawing will be
followed.
2.10 HUMIDIFIERS
A. Steam Humidifiers Not Applicable for this project.
1. Humidification shall be achieved by the use of dry sterile
steam generated by an automatic steam humidifier selected
to meet the duties as stated elsewhere. For the avoidance of
doubt the humidifier shall be selected to meet the final
commissioned duty of the AHU inclusive of any use of the 10%
additional spare capacity of the fan duty described elsewhere
in this specification.
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2. Distributor pipes shall be positioned to ensure equal mixing Not Applicable for this project.
across the airway. In no circumstances shall the distributor
pipes be less than 75% of the width of the airway and shall be
designed for the air handling unit section in which they are
installed.
3. Injection pipes for introduction of dry steam from the unit Not Applicable for this project.
into the air-stream shall be fabricated in stainless steel.
4. The manufacturer’s recommendations regarding
unobstructed space downstream of the humidifier shall be
adhered to.
5. Unless otherwise indicated, the control of humidifying plant Not Applicable for this project.
shall be interlocked with the system fan motor starter and a
local air flow sensing device to ensure that the humidifying
plant operates only when the fan is running and full air flow in
the humidifying section is established.
6. The unit shall be arranged to fail safe on interruption of the
water or electrical supply.
7. Unless otherwise indicated the unit shall be supplied with a Not Applicable for this project.
fully modulating control system operating between 10% and
100%. Below 10% output shall be on-off only.
8. The unit shall be supplied with a control system which
provides compatibility with the overall control system.
Provision for remote indication shall be provided to the main
control panel or BMS as indicated.
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9. Packaged electric generator units shall be contained in Not Applicable for this project.
sheet metal stove enamelled cabinets for wall or floor
mounting. Cabinets shall be provided as two separate
compartments, one containing the boiler and the other the
controls. Casings shall be insulated as necessary to prevent
accidental contact with hot surfaces
10. Casings shall be provided with lockable front access doors Not Applicable for this project.
permitting full access to either compartment. Sufficient
ventilation shall be provided to prevent overheating
11. Drainage, including unit drains, shall be arranged to
discharge safely and incorporate an air break.
12. The unit shall be the electrode boiler type steam humidifier Not Applicable for this project.
complete with stainless steel steam distributor pipes within the
humidifier section of the air handling unit. The electrode shall
be accessible for cleaning and not to be the disposable type.
13. The boilers outlet shall be connected by steam hoses up
to 2 m in length to steam distributor pipes in the AHU.
14. The unit shall be designed for connection to a standard Not Applicable for this project.
water supply with no necessary water treatment.
15. The unit shall have the following connections: Not Applicable for this project.
a. Steam outlet pipe(s)
b. Cold water connection with solenoid feed valve and strainer
c. Drain connection with solenoid drain/blow-down valve cited
with manual override, installed into manifold and to building by
others
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16. A suitable sized cold water supply shall be connected to Not Applicable for this project.
the unit which shall comply with the Water Supply Regulations.
17. The humidifier shall be complete with disposable scale
collection bag and shall have impulse flushing to minimise
sludge build-up.
18. Steam injection pipes/hoses shall be thermal insulated Not Applicable for this project.
where installed outside of the ductwork or air handling units.
19. The units shall be suitable for connecting to a 3 phase and
neutral electrical supply. Unit terminals shall be shrouded.
20. The control board shall have facility for remote indication
including "change of scale collector bag".
B. Adiabatic humidifiers Not Applicable for this project.

1. The humidifier shall be selected to meet the duties as stated
elsewhere.
2. For the avoidance of doubt the humidifier shall be selected
to meet the final commissioned duty of the AHU inclusive of
any use of the additional spare capacity of the fan duty
described elsewhere in this specification.
3. The installation and humidifiers shall comply with: Not Applicable for this project.
a. Water Bylaws Scheme and must be WRAS approved.
b. European CE Directives
c. Health & Safety hygiene standards including the CIBSE TM
13 and EN 13779:200
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4. The water supply and distribution system must be designed, Not Applicable for this project.
assembled and operated with regard to the risk of legionella
and comply with HSE standards.
5. The humidifier shall be capable of modulating and
controlling the humidity to ±2%rRH subject to temperature
control.
6. Distributor pipes shall be positioned to ensure equal mixing Not Applicable for this project.
across the airway. In no circumstances shall the distributor
pipes be less than 75% of the width of the airway and shall be
designed for the air handling unit section in which they are
installed.
7. The manufacturer’s recommendations regarding
unobstructed space downstream of the humidifier shall be
adhered to.
8. Unless otherwise indicated, the control of humidifying plant Not Applicable for this project.
shall be interlocked with the system fan motor starter and a
local air flow sensing device to ensure that the humidifying
plant operates only when the fan is running and full air flow in
the humidifying section is established.
9. The unit shall be arranged to fail safe on interruption of the
water or electrical supply.
10. Unless otherwise indicated the unit shall be supplied with Not Applicable for this project.
a fully modulating control system operating between 10% and
100%. Below 10% output shall be on-off only.
11. The unit shall be supplied with a control system which
provides compatibility with the overall control system.
Provision for remote indication shall be provided to the main
control panel or BMS as indicated.
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12. Manifold shall be a factory assembled units consisting of Not Applicable for this project.
air and water piping and atomising heads. The nozzles shall
be fully assembled on stainless steel manifolds with
compressed air blow down and pre-commissioned.
13. The nozzle shall be robustly constructed for a long service
life and guaranteed for 10 years operation and be guaranteed
to be drip free atomisation.
14. The nozzle shall be constructed from solid brass and Not Applicable for this project.
plated with polished chrome to resist corrosion, allow easy
cleaning and not support microbial growth.
15. The humidifier system shall be designed and constructed
from non-corrosive materials for hygienic operation with
accessibility for easy dismantling and cleaning.
16. At start up the humidifier system shall automatically purge Not Applicable for this project.
the supply water line direct to drain to ensure a clean, fresh
cold water supply is used for humidification.
17. At shutdown the air shall automatically ‘run -on’ to ensure
all nozzles are fully purged of water and the humidifier shall
automatically drain whenever not in operation.
18. During periods of low use or no humidity demand the Not Applicable for this project.
system shall automatically run flush cycles to prevent water
stagnation. Timings and frequency shall be programmable for
optimum water consumption and convenience.
19. The humidification control panel shall be at least IP54
rated as standard, with separated electrical and water
compartments and be powder coat painted. Casings shall be
provided with lockable front access doors permitting full
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access to all compartments and with sufficient ventilation to

prevent overheating
20. The air-lines and water lines shall include automatic Not Applicable for this project.
pressure regulating valves, pressure gauges, water
modulating valves, solenoid valves and pressure switches.
21. The units shall be suitable for connecting to the works
electrical supply.
22. The electrical compartment shall have secondary panel Not Applicable for this project.
cover and all terminals shall be shrouded.
23. The humidifier shall be supplied with a programmable
microprocessor controller including 5 year memory battery
back-up, analogue output short circuit proof wiring and real
time clock.
24. The unit shall include a service due hour counter and real Not Applicable for this project.
time hour counter to ensure automatic maintenance alerts
25. The unit shall be designed for connection to a 22mm water
supply unless otherwise stated.
26. The system shall incorporate an automatic blow-down Not Applicable for this project.
technique to empty the water lines of all liquid on shut down to
prevent freezing
27. The system shall be capable of interface with the BMS /
controls system / control panel with the necessary monitoring
and control functions as indicated elsewhere. The Contractor
shall be responsible to ensure co-ordination between all
parties.
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2.11 HEAT RECOVERY
A. Plate heat exchanger

1. Plate to plate heat exchangers shall be of the diagonal flow Comply. Aluminium fins are epoxy coated.
type manufactured from separating aluminium plates with a
PVC coating or stainless steel plates as indicated elsewhere.
2. The unit shall be adequately sealed to prevent leakage or Comply.
cross contamination.
3. The exchanger shall be mounted over a stainless steel Deviate. Not required as the PHE is only
removable drain tray. for sensible heat recovery
4. Where indicated face and bypass dampers shall be fitted Not Applicable
and shall be suitable for motorisation.
5. The minimum thermal efficiency shall not be less than that Deviate. Comply as per the enclosed
stated elsewhere. selections.
6. The heat exchanger elements shall be designed to Comply.
withstand the external and differential pressures without
deformation.
B. Run Around Coils Not Applicable for this project.

1. Run around coils shall comply with the requirements as
stated for cooling coils stated elsewhere.
2. The AHU manufacturer shall provide a complete package
consisting of pipework, circulating pump and expansion
vessel.
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3. The pipework shall be arranged to provide full flow through Not Applicable for this project.
the supply coil at all times.
4. Pumps shall be constructed with cast iron bodies, bronze
impellers and mechanical seals driven by totally enclosed or
drip proof fan cooled motor suitable for single phase 230V
electricity supply. An isolating valve and strainer shall be
provided on the inlet and an isolating valve on the discharge.
5. An altitude gauge and cock shall be provided on the system Not Applicable for this project.
connection to the expansion vessel, together with a 15 mm
safety valve on the pump discharge, set to discharge at a
pressure of 5 bar unless indicated otherwise.
6. The expansion vessel shall be of steel construction with
internal flexible rubber diaphragm, pre- charged with inert gas.
7. The system shall be complete with drain and make up Not Applicable for this project.
valve with hose connection and vent cock.
8. The pressurisation units shall be selected to accommodate
the expansion in the system.
C. Thermal Wheel Heat Exchanger

1. Rotating regenerative air-to-air heat recovery units shall Comply.
transfer sensible or total heat as indicated elsewhere
between the exhaust and intake airstreams.
2. The heat recovery wheels will be designed and Comply.
manufactured to maximise the sensible and latent heat
recovery and include a desiccant coating to ensure that the
latent heat recovery obtained.
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3. The heat wheel shall include the following:-

a. Integral purge section Comply.
b. Casing seals on periphery of rotor, on duct divider, and on Comply.
purge section
c. Supported rotor on grease-lubricated ball bearings with Comply.
extended grease fittings.
4. Tapered roller bearing for horizontal mounting of wheels Not Applicable
5. Heat wheels shall consist of a rigid mild steel casing Deviate. Comply with GI casing up to
protected against corrosion, containing a sectioned wheel 2800mm and Aluminum casing
composed of aluminium foil or other indicated heat exchange from 2900mm and upwards and
media, treated with a coating having the necessary protected against corrosion.
hygroscopic properties where total heat extraction is specified.
6. The coating or the heat exchange media shall not support Comply.
bacteria, fungi or mould growth and shall be coated to prohibit
corrosion.
7. The media shall be easily cleanable and dry particles up to Comply.

800 microns, unless stated otherwise, shall pass freely
through the media.
8. The unit shall be provided with an adjustable purge sector Deviate. Comply with factory set purge
designed to limit cross contamination to less than 0.04 % of sector at 5°.
the exhaust air-stream concentration. This media shall be
rigidly held in place.
9. The wheel shall be certified by an independent test Not Applicable.

laboratory for cross contamination using tracer gas SF6 or
equivalent.
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10. The rotor shall be speed controlled via an inverter allowing Comply through BMS
a turn down ratio as indicated and shall be suitable for
interfacing with the BMS as indicated elsewhere.
11. Provision shall be made for adjustment of drive belt or Comply.

drive chain tension.
12. Thermal wheel heat exchangers shall have a minimum Comply.
thermal efficacy of 70%.
13. The complete wheel and motor drive shall be mounted Comply.
within an air handling unit section. Access doors shall be
located on each side of the heat recovery unit in the adjacent
intake and exhaust ductwork.
14. The maximum rotation speed shall be 20 rpm and Deviate. Comply as per the selections.
maximum face velocity shall be 2.5 m/s.
15. An integral factory mounted control panel shall be provided Deviate. Comply with rotation detection,
wired to the motor with air stream thermostat and manual min & max speed setting using
motor starter for field wiring; with pilot light indication of rotor VFD. VFD will be submitted
rotation and provisions for setting maximum and minimum through a separate submittal.
speed.
16. Changeover Control:- Electronic automatic summer Comply
changeover system for field mounting of room and outdoor air
temperature sensors, to provide maximum rotor speed when
air temperature is less than outdoor air temperature.
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17. Rotation Detection: - Electronic control module, Comply

electromagnetic sensor, and iron shuttle factory wired and
mounted, with alarm bell for field wiring and mounting, and
remote alarm capability.
D. Heat pipes (wrap around type)

1. General
a. Heat pipes shall be included within the AHU and wrapped Comply.
around the main cooling coil. The wrap-around heat pipes pre-
cool the fresh/return air allowing more of the cooling coil
surface to be utilized for the removal of moisture. The
dehumidified air is then passively reheated by the heat pipe to
the supply condition.
b. Heat pipes shall comprise, a precool fin block upstream of Comply.
the main cooling coil linked to a reheat fin block downstream
of the cooling coil by means of ‘wrap -around’ pipes.
c. All coils shall be provided with durable flexible epoxy Comply. Herasite coating will be provided
polymer coating to protect the coil fins from corrosion due to for aluminium fins.
90. The coil selection shall include the derating of the output
year guarantee.
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2. Fins
a. The external fins shall be of aluminium with a minimum Comply.
thickness of 0.15mm. Fins shall be of the continuous plate
type to maximize the external surface area. The fins shall be
of the louvered type to optimize the airside heat transfer and
spaced at such a distance as required by the conditions
specified elsewhere.
3. Tubes
a. Tubes shall be of refrigeration standard seamless copper Comply.
C106 for heat exchanger use. Tube diameter shall be 12mm
with a grooved inner surface to enhance the internal surface
area and prevent pooling of liquid. The number of rows of
tubes shall be selected to suit the application. Multiple row
heat pipes shall have tubes in a staggered, equilateral pattern
to optimize the airside heat transfer.
4. Casing
a. Casings shall be from galvanized sheet steel with a Comply.
minimum thickness of 1.6mm. The casing shall incorporate
tube plates and top and bottom plates around both the precool
and reheat heat pipe blocks. Cover boxes shall be provided
around the wrap-around pipes both to protect the exposed
pipes and to rigidly join the two sections. Extra sheet metal
shall be provided to ensure rigidity during manufacture and
transport.
5. Working Fluid
a. The refrigerant shall be R134a and the heat pipe circuits Comply.
shall be factory charged and hermetically sealed with the
calculated weight of refrigerant.
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6. Circuitry
a. Heat pipes shall be formed from an array of complete loops Comply.
such that the working fluid flows around the loop in only one
direction i.e. liquid and vapour flow in the same direction to
ensure that returning liquid is not entrained by the vapour.
b. There shall be a multitude of loops in the height of the heat
pipe and each loop shall be individually charged. Heat pipes
with header assemblies containing a single circuit are not
suitable as a single leak will render the entire heat pipe
inoperative.
c. When multiple row heat pipes are used the rows shall be Comply.
connected together in a counter flow orientation to optimize
the performance of the heat pipe. Rows shall not be
manifolded together.
d. Heat pipe loops shall be arranged to slope down to the Comply.
precool side to allow gravity assisted liquid return to maximize
the internal heat transfer.
7. Performance
a. Heat pipes shall be designed to comply with the specified Comply.
conditions when subject to the air volumes given in the
specification. Heat pipe performance shall be independently
type tested and certified in line with the requirements of British
Standards BS 5141 pt1 / European Standards EN 305 & 306
/ American Standards ARI 410 for testing and rating of heat
exchangers. All software used to predict the performance of
heat pipes shall be based upon the results of these
independent tests.
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8. Installation
a. The heat pipe shall be designed to fit around the main Comply.
cooling coil and its dimensions shall be selected so as to allow
this. Once installed within the AHU both the heat pipe and
cooling coil shall be blanked-off to ensure that there is no air
bypass around the fin blocks of either the heat pipe or cooling
coil. A drip tray shall be provided below the heat pipe/cooling
coil as specified elsewhere.
9. Independent Test Report Comply.

a. The heat pipe should have a third party independent test
report conducted by a certified laboratory.
10. Manufacturing Experience

a. The heat pipe manufacturer shall have a minimum of 10 Comply.
years’ experience in manufacturing of heat pipes and must
have heat pipes commissioned for a minimum period of 5
years.
11. Selection Criteria

a. The number of rows and fins spacing shall be selected to Comply.
achieve the most optimum performance of heat pipe
throughout the year, based on the design criteria stated
elsewhere.
2.12 FANS
A. Fans shall have the duty as stated elsewhere when Comply.

operating at a maximum of 50Hz.
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B. All fan resistances stated have been calculated based on a Comply.

particular selection of equipment.
The final selection of plant duties by the Contractor, such as Comply, ESP calculation will be done
filters, coils, attenuators, diffusers etc., and the actual after finalization of shop drawings and
ductwork fabrication drawings may produce different pressure equipment flow rates.
drops and therefore the Contractor shall recalculate the total
system resistances based on the final selection of plant and
revise the fan resistance as necessary to achieve the design
air volume flow.
C. Similarly, if the fan power requirements and sound power Comply, acoustic study will be done by
level changes, the Contractor shall reselect the necessary others.
motor size, wiring and suitable attenuation to achieve the
designed noise rating level stated elsewhere at no additional
cost.
D. Selection of fans shall take into account the factors Comply.

influencing noise levels, including fan speed, velocities, inlet
and discharge conditions.
E. Any allowances required to meet manufacturing and testing Comply.
tolerances shall be included.
F. Outlet velocities shall not exceed 10 m/s unless indicated Deviate. Outlet velocity ranging from
otherwise. 10m/sec to 13.8m/sec for most
optimum performance.
For AHU-WC-1 & AHU-WC-2, the
outlet velocity will be 16 m/s Only
for the Extract fan.
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G. Fan drives or impellers shall be arranged to allow a 10% Comply.

variation in airflow either volume flow rate or pressure drop for
final site adjustment as agreed with the CA.
A set of replacement belts and pulleys shall be provided and Deviate. Pulley do not require to be
fitted where required at no additional cost to the contract. replaced hence not applicable
H. All fans shall be tested in accordance with BS EN ISO Deviate. Proposed fans are AMCA
5801:2008, BS 848-1:2007 and BS ISO 13347. Fan impellers certified.
shall be statically and dynamically balanced at the works of
the manufacturer and test certificates issued to the CA.
I. Manufacturer’s test certificates, acoustic data and fan curves Comply. Fan Curves are attached.
shall be submitted to the CA. Fan curves shall indicate
performance under all likely operating conditions.
J. Fan resistances shall take account of pressure drop across Comply.

filters in dirty conditions.
K. Centrifugal fans shall be belt-driven unless otherwise Comply.

stated.
L. Fans shall generally be of the high efficiency (minimum 75% Deviate. Comply as per selection. Fans are
efficiency) backward curved bladed type, double inlet double selected for optimum efficiency.
width and for casings shall be of the lock-form casing type, all
welds heavy sheet steel, or split flanged type on the larger
fans, adequately braced and stiffened with steel angle with the
bottom of the discharge outlet level with the axis of the
impeller.
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M. A bolted on access door shall be provided on the fan scroll Deviate. Drain plug will be provided in the
to allow inspection and cleaning of the impeller. Inlet eyes fan scroll.
shall be of the curved aerofoil profile to streamline the airflow Doors are not applicable, as the
into the impeller and of adequate diameter to allow withdrawal cleaning will be done through fan
of impeller without splitting the fan scroll split cased fans shall scroll inlet sides.
be assembled on site by a qualified millwright to ensure that
the fan set is correctly assembled and aligned. A drain plug
shall be fitted at the base of the fan scroll.
N. The fan outlet shall be a spigot connection to suit Comply
connections to the ductwork system flexible connections
within the fan section, or externally, depending on the anti-
vibration requirements stated elsewhere.
O. The fan supporting side frame shall be constructed in angle Comply.
frame or steel plate and shall be fixed to the fan casing to
provide the required angle for the fan discharge arrangement
shown elsewhere.
P. Impellers shall be of welded steel constructed on a case Comply.
steel hub suitable bored and key-wayed for mounting the shaft
and shall have high grade steel plate aerofoil blades or
stitched welded to a rigid back plate. The impeller shaft shall
be of solid high grade steel adequately sized such that its first
critical speed is not reached before the design fan speed is
obtained. The fan shaft shall be supported at each side of the
impeller with either sealed for life bearing or double roller
bearings.
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Q. The shaft shall be connected to the motor drive by cast Comply.

steel machined pulleys, key-wayed and fixed onto the far and
drive shaft by an Approved manner and a multi Vee belt drive
arrangement complete with a protective wire guard. The
motor shall be a TEFC type mounted on adjustable sliding
rails.
R. The fan casing, side frames, bearing supports and motor Comply.
shall all be mounted on a heavy steel one piece channel on
hollow section base frame and supported on independent
spring type anti-vibration mountings, within the fan section as
selected by the AHU manufacturer and in accordance with
anti-vibration details contained elsewhere in this specification.
S. The fan sections shall be complete with an approved Comply.

reinforced steel base to facilitate maintenance within the fan
section.
T. Fan Construction:
1. Blades of the fans shall be from galvanized steel. Comply.
2. Backward fan's blades shall be treated with epoxy paint. Comply Polyester powder coating finish.
3. Wheels shall be statically and dynamically balanced within Comply. Fan assembly shall be checked
fan operating speed in compliance to DIN IS0 Standard 1940. and dynamically balanced to ISO
1940 and AMCA 204/3-G2.5
quality.
4. Standard fan bearings shall be "eccentric clamp bearing" Deviate. Steel ball bearing with lifetime
type, single row ball bearing, mounted in pressed steel lubricated.
housing, pre-lubricated and sealed for life.
5. Reinforced fan bearings shall be "self-aligning double rows Deviate. Steel ball bearing with lifetime
ball bearing", mounted in cast iron housing and re-greaseable. lubricated.
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6. Bearing's nominal life expectancy shall be 40,000 L10 Deviate. Bearing with an L-50 life (average
operating hours (in accordance with DIN ISO 281 Section-1). life) of up to 200,000 hours.
Rated bearing life can reach up to 200,000 L10 hours.
U. Belt drives
1. Belt drives shall comply with BS 3790 and be capable of Deviate. Comply as per AMCA standards.
transmitting at least the rated power output of the driving motor
at any stage of operation with one belt removed. Unless
otherwise indicated, not less than two belts per drive shall be
used and all multi-belt drives shall use matched sets. Belts
shall be of rubber and fibre V section unless otherwise
indicated.
2. Pulleys shall be correctly aligned in accordance with the Comply.
manufacturer's requirements.
3. Where duplicate motors are provided and fixed, the spare Not specified for this project.
motor shall be complete with an adjusting device to allow belt
tensioning and shall be in all respects ready for operation. The
centre-to-centre dimensions between the common driven
pulley and the duplicate driving pulleys shall be the same.
4. Provision shall be made to permit drive alignment and Comply.

adjustment of belt tension.
V. Guards
1. All power transmission shafts, belts and pulley drives shall Deviate. Fan shaft quality is as Machined
be guarded and be in compliance with PD 5304. and polished to tolerance of
standard ISO 286-2-Grade G6.
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2. Fan guards shall be purpose-made by the air handling unit Comply. GI belt guards will be provided.
manufacturer or to the approval of the air handling unit
manufacturer and be constructed from galvanised or plastic
coated steel wire.
3. Guards shall be installed to prevent inadvertent contact with Comply.

dangerous parts of machinery and the mesh size and/or the
location of the guard shall prevent finger contact with any
enclosed danger point.
4. Construction and installation shall ensure strength and Comply.
rigidity and it shall not be possible to remove any guard or
access panel without the aid of a tool.
5. Removable access panels shall be provided to permit Comply.
tachometer readings to be made of motor and drive shafts and
belt tension to be tested.
6. Guards shall be designed for the extreme motor position. Comply
7. For duplicate motor installations, the guard provided shall
be designed to protect both drives.
All fixings and mountings shall be installed to facilitate change- Not Applicable for this project.
over of the drive.
W. Fan Motors and drives

1. All motors shall comply with BS 4999, BS 5000, and BS EN Deviate. Design standard meets BS4999,
60034 and shall be of such a size and type to start and drive BS EN 60034, IEC 60034,
the equipment under normal conditions of service without Starting performance design N.
overloading.
2. Where mounted in external air, or highly moisture laden Comply.
atmosphere, they shall be weatherproof or separately
protected and shall be a minimum of IP55.
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3. Motors in hazardous atmospheres shall be flameproof, Deviate. Proposed motors are selected for
certified to BS EN 60079. safe-zone application.
4. Motors shall comply with other relevant sections of this Comply.
specification.
5. Fan motor shall be suitable to operate with Variable Comply.

Frequency Drive (VFD).
6. Standard fan's motor shall be a Totally Enclosed Fan Comply.
Cooled type (TEFC).
7. Motor's frame shall be from aluminium or cast iron. Comply.

8. Motor shall be able to operate at 50°C operating Comply.
temperature unless stated otherwise elsewhere.
9. All motors shall be provided with thermal overload Comply.
protection "Normally Closed Thermostat" (PTO) as a standard
accessory.
10. Nameplates shall be positioned so that they are readable Comply.
from normal access positions.
11. Motors arranged for automatic starting shall have a label Deviate. Comply as per manufacturer
of durable material, not less than 150mm x 100mm in size, standard.
permanently affixed in a prominent position and having, in
clearly inscribed characters, the legend:
a. Danger - This motor is automatically controlled and may
start without warning. Isolate before inspection.
12. All final motor selections shall be agreed with the CA prior Comply.
to any equipment being ordered
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13. Vee-belt drives shall comply with BS 3790. A minimum of Comply. Spare belts will be provided as
two belts shall be provided and the drive sized so that the rated per F&G letter for spares.
output of the motor can be transmitted with one belt removed.
A complete set of spare belts shall be provided.
X. Fan and Motor Mounting Frame:

1. The fan and motor shall be installed on a common base Comply.
frame.
2. The base frame shall be fabricated from heavy gauge Comply.
galvanized steel.
3. Motor rail shall be a slide rail type for flexible belt tensioning. Comply.
4. The base frame shall be isolated from floor panel with anti-
vibration spring isolator. Comply.
5. The fan shall be isolated to discharge panel with flexible fan
connection.
Comply.
Y. Variable speed drives

1. Variable speed drives shall be provided where indicated. Comply, VFD will be submitted in
2. Variable speed motors, drives, control gear and accessories separate submittal.
shall be selected by a specialist variable speed drive Comply, VFD will be submitted in
manufacturer as a complete package. The specialist shall separate submittal.
ensure that the unit is capable of providing sufficient power
and torque to enable the driven unit to start and operate
properly throughout the speed range. The drive shall be
capable of providing the additional capacity as indicated
elsewhere.
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3. The system shall be capable of interface with the BMS / Comply, VFD will be submitted in
controls system / control panel with the necessary monitoring separate submittal.
and control functions as indicated elsewhere. The Contractor
shall be responsible to ensure co-ordination between all
parties.
4. The drive manufacturer, controls specialist and Comply, VFD will be submitted in
commissioning engineers shall co-ordinate the setting to separate submittal.
work of the variable speed drives.
5. Equipment shall be provided to maintain radio frequency Comply, VFD will be submitted in
interference and mains harmonic distortion within acceptable separate submittal.
levels as indicated elsewhere.
6. Drives shall be the inverter type. Provision shall be made Comply, VFD will be submitted in
for the controllers to be by-passed in the event of failure and separate submittal.
the equipment manually operated at full speed. Inverters shall
be pulse width modulation type, complete with short circuit,
earth fault, over voltage, under voltage and over temperature
protection. Inverter drives shall provide soft start facilities.
7. Motors shall be selected with sufficient capacity to allow Comply, VFD will be submitted in
operation at any point in their curve with overheating limited separate submittal.
so that the motor remains within its insulation classification.
8. Inverters shall be adequately ventilated, by natural means Comply, VFD will be submitted in
if practical, so that the temperature remains within the normal separate submittal.
operating range.
9. Noise and vibration emission from the equipment shall be Comply, VFD will be submitted in
treated to ensure that the system complies with the acoustic separate submittal.
and vibration requirements stated elsewhere.
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10. Inverters shall have the following characteristics: Comply, VFD will be submitted in
a. Starting current not to exceed full load starting current separate submittal.
b. Near unit power factor throughout the speed range without
the use of power factor correction equipment
c. Independently adjustable ramp control for
increase/decrease speeds
d. Capable of connecting to a reverse wind milling fan without Comply, VFD will be submitted in
causing tripping and able to return to correct speed separate submittal.
e. Local control operation capability
f. Facility to set all operating parameters with door closed and
without the use of additional instrumentation
g. Provide the following protection: Comply, VFD will be submitted in

h. Motor phase to phase and earth fault separate submittal.
i. Over voltage and under voltage
j. Inverter and motor overheat Comply, VFD will be submitted in
k. Stall protection separate submittal.
l. Loss of control signal and auxiliary control voltage
m. Current limit by electronic shutdown prior to fuse action Comply, VFD will be submitted in
n. Provide digital readout for : separate submittal.
o. Output frequency
p. Hand or auto mode Comply, VFD will be submitted in

q. Motor current separate submittal.
r. Torque
s. Power Comply, VFD will be submitted in
t. DC link voltage separate submittal.
u. Temperature
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v. Fault memory Comply, VFD will be submitted in

w. Provide remote monitoring of all operating conditions and separate submittal.
full control capability
11. Enclosure construction shall provide protection of Comply, VFD will be submitted in
appropriate IP rating to BS EN 60529. separate submittal.
12. Inverters shall be CE marked to meet EMC requirements.
2.13 NAMEPLATE
A. Each Air Handling Unit shall be complete with a unique Comply

identification reference label (as indicated in project
documents) fitted at the manufacturer’s works. The
identification reference shall be clearly visible through the
wrapping. The text and method of reference shall be as
approved by the CA prior to ordering and shall be utilised in
the record documentation. In addition to this a securely attach
nameplate on each fan coil unit showing manufacturer name,
serial, model number etc. is required.
2.14 QUALITY CONTROL
A. Factory Tests: In addition to the testing requirements Deviate Coil test certificate for each unit
stated elsewhere, standard factory tests shall be performed on will be provided.
each unit and shall be completed and factory certified. The Fan Motor balancing test
fans shall be factory run tested to ensure structural integrity certificate will be provided
and proper RPM. All electrical circuits shall be tested to ensure
correct operation before shipment of the unit. Units shall pass
factory quality control and testing and be thoroughly cleaned
prior to shipment.
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B. All sections of the units, including those that are split for Comply.
shipment, shall be thoroughly cleaned externally and internally
prior to wrapping for shipment. All scratches to painted
surfaces both inside and out shall be cleaned and repainted
and the interior of the unit shall be completely vacuumed to
remove all dust, metal shavings or other debris. Wrap each
section shipment with suitable protection to ensure delivery
free from deterioration.
C. Witness of Factory Standard Tests: As stated elsewhere Deviate Coil test certificate for each unit
the manufacturer shall include a provision for the witnessing will be provided.
of the standard factory tests as described above and Fan Motor balancing test
inspection during assembly of each air handling unit, fresh air certificate will be provided
handling unit and heat recovery unit specified for the project.
PART 3 – EXECUTION
3.1 EXAMINATION
A. Examine areas for compliance with requirements for Comply

installation and conditions affecting performance of the Work.
Identify conditions detrimental to a proper and timely
completion and notify the CA of the unsatisfactory conditions.
Proceed with installation only after unsatisfactory conditions
have been corrected.
3.2 INSTALLATION
A. All Air Handling Units shall be installed in accor dance with Comply
the manufacturer’s recommendations.
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B. Units shall be installed on concrete frames or steel sub Comply

frames as indicated.
C. Unless otherwise indicated, there shall be a clearance of at Comply

least 150mm between the underside of the AHU and its base
or the plant room floor. The bottom of the unit shall be located
at such a height that an adequate water seal, to suit the air
pressure inside the unit, can be provided on coil drains.
D. Supplementary steelwork necessary to support the air Comply

handling unit shall be designed, supplied and installed by the
Contractor. The steelwork shall be galvanised after
manufacture and painted to match the air handling unit.
E. Pipework and electrical cable entry points to the unit shall Comply
be sealed after installation to maintain the air- tightness of the
unit.
F. Valves and strainers on all pipework connections shall be Comply
pipeline size, not connection size.
G. External connections passing through panels shall be Comply

provided with flexible air tight gaskets.
H. Airtight sleeves shall be provided for control sensors, Comply

instruments and test holes
I. The discharge ductwork connection shall be suitable to Comply
maintain the aerodynamic performance of the fan.
J. Install all components in accordance with manufacturer's Comply

instructions.
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K. Units shall be installed plumb and level. Comply
L. All units shall be installed and securely anchored on Comply

concrete housekeeping pads.
M. Equipment Start-Up Comply

1. Provide certified factory trained and certified technician for
start-up of all units in accordance with manufacturer's
procedures.
2. Coordinate all start-up activity with the CA, Engineer and
Commissioning Authority. The Contractor shall not start up or
run the units without prior authorization from the CA. Unit shall
be vacuumed clean internally and externally at completion of
construction and prior to starting of equipment. Interior of unit
shall also be wiped clean with a 50/ 50 IPA solution utilizing a
non-shedding cloth.
3. Install all filters inside the unit prior to start-up and testing. Comply
4. Replace all filters prior to practical completion as stated Comply
elsewhere.
3.3 CONNECTIONS
A. Piping installation requirements are specified in other Comply, pipe size and routing as per
sections of the specifications. Drawings indicate general IFC and shop drawing.
arrangement of piping, fittings, and specialties. Specific
connection requirements are as follows:
1. Valves and strainers on all pipework connections shall be
pipeline size, not connection size.
2. Connect condensate drain to condensate drain line/system.
Install condensate trap of adequate depth to seal against the
pressure of fan. Install cleanouts in piping at changes of
direction.
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B. Connect supply and return ducts to air handling units Comply

with flexible duct connectors as detailed above. Comply with
safety requirements in UL 1995 for duct connections.
C. Ground equipment and wiring in accordance with Comply

requirements as stated elsewhere.
3.4 SITE QUALITY CONTROL
A. Engage a factory-authorized service representative to Comply

inspect, test, and adjust field-assembled components and
equipment installation, including connections, and to assist in
field testing. Prepare test and inspection report..
B. Perform the following field tests and inspections and Comply
prepare test reports:
1. After electrical circuitry has been energized, start units to
confirm proper motor rotation and unit operation.
2. Operate electric heating elements through each stage
to verify proper operation and electrical connections.
3.5 A DJUSTMENT, CLEANING & COMMISSIONING

A. Testing and Commissioning Comply
1. Refer to Section 230010 for testing and commissioning
standards.
2. The Contractor shall coordinate all testing and
commissioning requirements with other related equipment
including the controls and installation.
3. Test and adjust controls and safety devices. Comply
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4. Replace damaged and malfunctioning controls and Comply

equipment. Start-up Services
B. All air handling units shall be cleaned on the completion of Comply

commissioning and prior to handover.
3.6 DEMONSTRATION
A. Provide AHU manufacturer trained and certified Comply
representative to provide Site training for facility operating staff
on all aspects of the AHU’s including but not limited to
operation, maintenance and fault finding for all types of AHU’s
used on the project.
B. Notify the CA in advance to schedule and coordinate Comply

training sessions with end user. Refer to Division 23 Heating,
Ventilating and Air-Conditioning (HVAC) Work Sections for all
training requirements.
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COMPLIANCE STATEMENT FOR HEAT PIPES
Ref. Specifications Clause Comply / Deviate Comments on Deviation
SECTION 23 7216 – HEAT PIPE AIR TO AIR ENERGY

RECOVERY EQUIPMENT
PART 1 – GENERAL
1.1 SUMMARY
A. Read this Section in conjunction with other related Divisions, Comply.

the General Requirements, the Particular Specification,
Schedules, Drawings and the Contract Conditions.
B. Section Includes
1. Heat Pipe Air to Air Energy Recovery Comply.
C.Related Work Divisions and Documentation
1. Division 22 Plumbing Work Sections. Comply as applicable.
2. Division 23 HVAC Work Sections. Comply as applicable.
3. Division 26 Electrical Work Sections Comply as applicable.
1.2 SUBMITTALS
A. General: Comply with the requirements of Section 230010 Comply.

Submittal Procedures and submit the following.
B. Technical Submittals
1. Submit manufacturer’s technical product data sheet for all Comply.
heat recovery systems, indicating construction, dimensions,
weights, performance and maintenance requirements.
2. Submit a detailed equipment schedule, for each heat Comply.
recovery system.
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3. Submit the following information, where applicable, to the CA Comply.

for approval in accordance with the requirements of this
specification:
a. Type
b. Height
c. Width
d. Air volume
e. Thermal performance and efficiency at specified air volumes
f. Air entering, dry bulb and wet bulb temperatures (supply &
return).
g. Air leaving, dry bulb and wet bulb temperatures (supply &
return).
h. Air pressure drops.
4. Unit Casing: Comply.

a. Frame and panel construction and materials
b. Insulation data
c. Access and clearances
d. Coating and finishes.
e. Drain.
5. Outline technical specifications reflecting proposed materials Comply.

and systems.
6. A list of proposed suppliers and Subcontractors intended to Comply.
be used.
C. Test Reports:
1. Heat pipes shall be factory tested for operation prior to Comply.
shipment.
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2. Submit factory test reports and certificates of all factory quality Comply.
control programmes
3. Provide list of tests included. Comply.
D. Installation Instructions:
1. Submit manufacturer's installation instructions and installation Comply.
method statement.
E. Maintenance Data:
1. Submit maintenance instructions, including instructions for Comply.
cleaning and replacement. Include product data, shop drawings
in the maintenance manuals.
F. Supplementary Product Literature:

1. Include a statement from the manufacturer for the design life Deviate. Not applicable for heat pipes.
of the fan components.
G. Submit a summary of deviations from the contract documents Comply.

(if any).
H. Submit details of the manufacturers Quality Plan. Comply.
A. Comply with the requirements of Section 23 0010 (General Comply.

Specification), and submit the following:
1. Warranties as stated elsewhere. Comply.
2. Operation and Maintenance (O+M) Manuals: Include Comply.
component list with manufacturer's reference numbers,
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descriptions of materials and procedures for repairing and

cleaning of finishes and cleaning frequency.
A. The manufacturer shall have at least 10 years of experience Comply.

in the design and manufacture of energy recovery heat pipes
and shall be fully accredited to the highest quality management
standards, certified to ISO 9001 and 14001..
B. Materials used in fire-rated assemblies shall bear the UL or Comply.
other approved testing laboratory, Classification marking.
C. Standards and other Codes of Practice: In addition to the

requirements indicated on the Design Drawings or specified in
the Specification, the Work shall be in accordance with
Section.
1. BSI Group, (BS) British Standards, including; Deviate. Comply in accordance to ARI 410:2001
a. BS EN 308 for testing and rating of heat exchangers. standards.
b. BS 5141 for testing and rating of heating and cooling coils.
c. BS EN 305 & 306 for testing and rating of heat exchangers.
2.Underwriters' Laboratories, UL Standards: Deviate. Not applicable for heat pipes.
3. Factory Mutual System, FM Standards. Deviate. Comply in accordance to ARI 410:2001
standards.
4. National Fire Protection Association, NFPA Standards. Deviate. Comply as per ISO standards.
5.International Code Council, ICC Standards: Deviate. Comply as per ISO standards.
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6. AHRI Standard 1060 for the rating of air-to-air heat Deviate. Comply in accordance to ARI 410:2001
exchangers for energy recovery ventilation equipment standards. Please find enclosed the test
certificates.
7. Eurovent certified in accordance with Operational Manual Deviate. Comply in accordance to ARI 410:2001
OM-10 (Heat recovery devices – Specifications, terminology, standards. Please find enclosed the test
classification & functional characteristics) certificates.
D. Provide testing and inspections in accordance with Section Comply.

230010 Quality Requirements.
E. Preconstruction Testing/ Reports
1. Submit reports of independent tests demonstrating that the
products and systems comply with the specified performance Comply.
requirements.
2. Where test results for a material or product are not available, Comply. Please find enclosed the test certificates.
undertake testing to show compliance with the Specification at
an independent testing laboratory acceptable to the CA at no
additional cost.
3. The provision of testing data or the carrying-out of tests does
not relieve the Contractor of his responsibilities regarding the Comply
performance requirements, durability or service life
requirements.
1.5 DELIVERY, STORAGE, AND HANDLING
A. Units shall be shipped fully assembled and protected up to Comply.

practical shipping and lifting limitations. Units not shipped fully
assembled shall have tags and airflow arrows on each section
to indicate location and orientation in direction of airflow. Each
section shall have lifting lugs to allow for field rigging and final
placement of section.
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B. Delivery:
1. Where heat pipes are mounted within Air Handling Units they Deviate. Heat pipes shall be installed in the AHUs
shall be completely assembled and mounted in the Air Handling at site.
Units at the AHU manufacturers works.
2. Protect heat pipes from weather and construction traffic, dirt, Comply
water, chemical and mechanical damage.
C. Storage:
1. Store in clean dry place and protect from weather and Comply
construction traffic by storing in factory applied
protection/wrapping.
2. Handle carefully to avoid damage to components, Comply
enclosures and finish.

permanent, until ductwork is clean and filters are in place.
PART 2 – PRODUCTS
2.1 GENERAL
A. The Work of this Section includes design and manufacture Comply.

of energy recovery equipment, which includes air handling units
components required for energy recovery.
B. Energy recovery capacity and/or coil capacities are to be as Comply.
per the equipment Schedules and Drawings.
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2.2 PRODUCT SELECTION
A. All heat pipe air-to-air energy recovery equipment shall be Comply.

from a single manufacturer.
B. Provide systems and products from one of the manufacturers Comply.
in the schedule of manufacturers’.
2.3 DESIGN CRITERIA
A. The air to air energy recovery units shall be selected to Comply.

provide the energy recovery as detailed in the equipment
schedules or on the drawings when operating at the specified
conditions and parameters unless stated differently elsewhere
within the specification, drawings or schedules.
B. The air to air energy recovery units selection shall make Comply. Please find enclosed the heat pipe
allowance for the reduction in efficiencies which will occur selections.
between maintenance periods due to the build-up of dirt and
debris. A minimum requirement is to ensure that the energy
recovery units day one efficiencies are 5% above the
scheduled values unless stated otherwise elsewhere
C. Air Coils: Certify capacities, pressure drops and selection Deviate. Comply in accordance to ARI 410:2001
procedure in accordance with BS 5141 standards.
D. Heat exchangers: Certify capacities, pressure drops and Deviate. Comply in accordance to ARI 410:2001
selection procedure in accordance with BS EN 305 & 306 standards.
E. Insulation and seals shall meet NFPA 90A. Deviate. Comply as per ISO safety standards.
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2.4 HEAT PIPES (WRAP AROUND TYPE)
A. General
1. Heat pipes shall be of the wrap around type for Comply
dehumidification of the supply air and shall be located within Air
Handling Units as detailed in the equipment schedules or on the
drawings.
2. The heat pipes shall be provided as an integral part of the Air
Handling Units and installed and tested at the Air Handling Comply
manufacturers works.
3. Wrap around heat pipes shall be wrapped around the main Comply
AHU cooling coil. The wrap-around heat pipes shall pre-cool the
fresh/return air which is then passed through the cooling coil.
The cooled dehumidified air is then passively reheated by the
heat pipe on the downstream side of the cooling coil to the
supply air condition.
B. Heat pipe coils

1. Fins - The external fins shall be of aluminium with a minimum Comply
thickness of 0.15mm. Fins shall be of the continuous plate type
to maximize the external surface area rather the individually
finned tube pattern. The fins shall be of the louvered type to
optimize the airside heat transfer and spaced at such a distance
as required by the conditions specified.
2. Tubes – The tubes shall be of refrigeration standard seamless Comply

copper C106 for heat exchanger use. Tube diameter shall be
12mm with a grooved inner surface to enhance the internal
surface area and prevent pooling of liquid. The minimum
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thickness of the tube shall be 0.35mm. The number of rows of

tubes shall be selected to achieve the performance stated in the
equipment schedules or on the drawings. Multiple row heat
pipes shall have tubes in a staggered, equilateral pattern to
optimize the airside heat transfer.
3. Tubes and fins shall be provided with electro tined coating Deviate. Comply with herasite coating on fins.
and provided with 5 year corrosion warranty.
C. Casing
1. Casings shall be from galvanized sheet steel with a minimum Comply
thickness of 1.6mm. The casing shall incorporate tube plates
and top and bottom plates around both the precool and reheat
heat pipe blocks. Cover boxes shall be provided around the
wrap-around pipes both to protect the exposed pipes and to
rigidly join the two sections. Extra sheet metal shall be provided
to ensure rigidity during manufacture and transport.
D. Working Fluid
1. Unless stated elsewhere the refrigerant shall be R134a. The Comply
heat pipe circuits shall be factory charged and hermetically
sealed with the complete refrigerant charge.
E. Circuitry
1. Heat pipes shall be formed from an array of complete loops Comply
such that the working fluid flows around the loop in only one
direction i.e. liquid and vapour flow in the same direction to
ensure that returning liquid is not entrained by the vapour.
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2. There shall be multiple loops in the heat pipe and each loop Comply
shall be individually charged. Heat pipes with header
assemblies containing a single circuit are not acceptable as a
single leak will render the entire heat pipe inoperative.
3. When multiple row heat pipes are used, the rows shall be Comply
connected together in a counter flow orientation to optimize the
performance of the heat pipe. Rows shall not be manifolded
together.
4. Heat pipe loops shall be arranged to slope down to the Comply
precool side to allow gravity assisted liquid return to maximize
the internal heat transfer.
F. Performance
1. Heat pipes shall be designed to comply with the specified Deviate. Comply in accordance to ARI 410.
conditions when subject to the air volumes given in the
specification. Heat pipe performance shall be independently
type tested and certified in line with the requirements of British
Standards BS 5141 for testing and rating of heating and cooling
coils and BS EN 305 & 306 for testing and rating of heat
exchangers. All software used to predict the performance of
heat pipes shall be based upon the results of these independent
tests.
2. The heat pipe shall have a third party independent test report Comply. Comply as per Thomas Bell Wright.
conducted by a certified laboratory. Please find enclosed the certificate.
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G. Installation
1. The heat pipe shall be designed to fit around the main cooling Comply
coil and its dimensions shall be selected so as to allow this.
Once installed within the AHU both the heat pipe and cooling
coil shall be blanked-off to ensure that there is no air bypass
around the fin blocks of either the heat pipe or cooling coil.
2. The base of the air treatment section of the AHU shall form a Comply.
continuous drain pan extending under the heat pipe and the
cooling coil. The Drip pan shall be as detailed for the Air
Handling Unit in specification Section 237310.
3.1 EXAMINATION
A. Verification of Conditions: Examine areas for compliance Comply

with requirements for installation and conditions affecting
performance of the Work. Identify conditions detrimental to a
proper and timely completion and notify the CA of the
unsatisfactory conditions. Proceed with installation only after
unsatisfactory conditions have been corrected.
3.2 INSTALLATION
A. The heat pipe shall be installed and tested at the Air Handling Comply.
Unit manufacturer’s factory in accordance with the heat pipe
manufacturer’s recommendations.
B. All heat pipe coils shall be cleaned on the completion of Comply
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A. Testing and Commissioning

1. Refer to Section 230010 Systems Commissioning. Comply
2. The Contractor shall coordinate all testing and commissioning
requirements with other related equipment including the controls Comply
and installation.
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COMPLIANCE STATEMENT FOR PLATE HEAT EXCHANGER
SECTION 23 7219 – FIXED PLATE AIR TO AIR ENERGY

RECOVERY EQUIPMENT
PART 1 - GENERAL
1.1 SUMMARY
A. Read this Section in conjunction with other related Noted.
Conditions.
B. Section Includes
1. Fixed Plate Air to Air Energy Recovery Comply.
C. Related Work Divisions and Documentation
1. Division 22 Plumbing Work Sections Comply as applicable
2. Division 23 HVAC Work Sections Comply as applicable
3. Division 26 Electrical Work Sections Comply as applicable
1.2 SUBMITTALS
A. General: Comply with the requirements of Section Comply.
230010 Submittal Procedures and submit the following.
1. Submit manufacturer’s technical product data sheet for Comply.
all heat recovery systems, indicating construction,
dimensions, weights, performance and maintenance
requirements.
2. Submit a detailed equipment schedule, for each heat Comply.
recovery system.
3. Submit the following information, where applicable, to Comply.
the CA for approval in accordance with the requirements
of this specification:
a. Type
b. Height
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c. Width
d. Supply and return air volumes
e. Thermal performance and efficiency at specified air
volumes
f. Air entering, dry bulb and wet bulb temperatures
(supply & return).
g. Air leaving, dry bulb and wet bulb temperatures
(supply & return).
4. Unit Casing:
a. Frame and panel construction and materials Comply.
b. Insulation data Comply.
c. Access and clearances Comply.
d. Coating and finishes Comply.
e. Drain Comply.
f. Controls Comply.
5. Outline technical specifications reflecting proposed Comply.

materials and systems.
6. A list of proposed suppliers and Subcontractors Comply.
intended to be used.
C. Test Reports:
1. Plate heat exchangers shall be factory tested for Comply. Factory standard quality test reports will be
operation prior to shipment. provided.
3. Provide list of tests included. Comply.
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D Installation Instructions:
1. Submit manufacturer's installation instructions and Comply.
installation method statement. E.
E Maintenance Data:
Submit maintenance instructions, including instructions for Comply.
lubrication, motor and drive replacement, and spare parts
lists. Include this data, product data, shop drawings, and
wiring diagrams in maintenance manuals.
F Supplementary Product Literature:

1. Include a statement from the manufacturer for the Comply.
design life of the fan components.
G Submit a summary of deviations from the contract Comply.

documents (if any).
H Submit details of the manufacturers Quality Plan. Comply.

A. Comply with the requirements of Section 23 0010
(General Specification), and submit the following:
2. Operation and Maintenance (O+M) Manuals: Include Comply.

component list with manufacturer's reference numbers,
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descriptions of materials and procedures for repairing

and cleaning of finishes and cleaning frequency.

A. The manufacturer shall have at least 10 years of Comply.
experience in the design and manufacture of fixed plate
energy recovery equipment and shall be fully accredited
to the highest quality management standards, certified to
ISO 9001 and 14001.
B. Materials used in fire-rated assemblies shall bear the Comply.
UL or other approved testing laboratory, Classification
marking.
C. Standards and other Codes of Practice: In addition to Deviate. PHEs are Eurovent certified for performance
the requirements indicated on the Design Drawings or and TUV certified for safety standards.
specified in the Specification, the Work shall be in
accordance with provisions of the following standards
and codes. The current editions of the publications listed
below form a part of this Section.
1) BSI Group, (BS) British Standards, including;
a) BS EN 308 for testing and rating of heat exchangers.
2) Underwriters' Laboratories, UL Standards:
3) Factory Mutual System, FM Standards.
4. National Fire Protection Association, NFPA Standards. Deviate. As per TUV safety standards which are
5. International Code Council, ICC Standards: equivalent to NFPA standards.
a. International Building Code, IBC. Comply.
b. International Mechanical Code, IMC. Comply.
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6. AHRI Standard 1060 for the rating of air-to-air heat Deviate. Eurovent certified which are equivalent to AHRI
exchangers for energy recovery ventilation equipment standards.
7. Eurovent certified in accordance with Operational Comply.
Manual 10/1 (Heat recovery devices – Specifications,
terminology, classification & functional characteristics)
D. Provide testing and inspections in accordance with Comply.

Section 230010 Quality Requirements
1. Submit reports of independent tests demonstrating that Comply.
the products and systems comply with the specified
performance requirements.
2. Where test results for a material or product are not
available, undertake testing to show compliance with the
Specification at an independent testing laboratory
acceptable to the CA at no additional cost.
3. The provision of testing data or the carrying-out of Comply.
tests does not relieve the Contractor of his
responsibilities regarding the performance requirements,
durability or service life requirements
A Units shall be shipped fully assembled and protected up Comply.
to practical shipping and lifting limitations. Units not
shipped fully assembled shall have tags and airflow
arrows on each section to indicate location and
orientation in direction of airflow. Each section shall have
lifting lugs to allow for field rigging and final placement of
section.
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B Delivery:
1. Where the plate heat exchangers are mounted within Deviate. PHEs shall be assembled at site.
Air Handling Units they shall be completely assembled
and mounted in the Air Handling Units at the AHU
manufacturers works and all wiring installed to a
connection point on the outside of the Unit.
2. Protect plate heat exchangers from weather and Comply
construction traffic, dirt, water, chemical and mechanical
damage.
C Storage:
1. Store in clean dry place and protect from weather and Comply
construction traffic by storing in factory applied
protection/wrapping.
2. Handle carefully to avoid damage to components,
enclosures and finish.

permanent, until ductwork is clean and filters are in place.
PART 2 - PRODUCTS
2.1 GENERAL
A The Work of this Section includes design of heat Comply.
recovery equipment, which includes air handling units
components required for heat recovery.
B Energy recovery capacities shall be as detailed in the Comply.
equipment Schedules and Drawings.
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A. All heat wheel energy recovery equipment shall be Comply.
from a single manufacturer.
B. Provide systems and products from one of the Comply.
manufacturers in the schedule of manufacturers’.
2.3 DESIGN CRITERIA

A. The air to air energy recovery units shall be selected Comply.
to provide the energy recovery as detailed in the
equipment schedules or on the drawings when operating
at the specified conditions and parameters unless stated
differently elsewhere within the specification, drawings or
schedules.
B. The air to air energy recovery units selection shall Comply.
make allowance for the reduction in efficiencies which will
occur between maintenance periods due to the build-up
of dirt and debris. A minimum requirement is to ensure
that the energy recovery units day one efficiencies are
5% above the scheduled values unless stated otherwise
elsewhere
C. Fixed plate air-to-air plate heat exchangers shall be Comply.
manufactured and tested to the same standards as the
AHU’s in which they are installed.
D. Insulation and seal shall meet NFPA 90A. Deviate. Comply as per TUV safety standards.
2.4 AIR TO AIR PLATE HEAT EXCHANGER

A. Air-to-air fixed plate heat exchangers shall be located Comply.
within Air Handling Units as detailed in the equipment
schedules or on the drawings.
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B. Plate to plate heat exchangers shall be of the diagonal Comply. Aluminium plates will be epoxy coated.
cross flow type manufactured from separating epoxy
coated profiled aluminium unless stated otherwise in the
equipment schedules or on the drawings.
C. The unit shall be sealed to prevent leakage or cross Comply.
contamination. The maximum air leakage shall be less
than 0.1% of the peak air flow when tested in accordance
with BS EN 1886.
D. Condensate drainage shall be provided in every Comply.
direction and the exchanger shall be mounted over a
stainless steel removable drain tray. A condensate drain
shall be routed from the drain tray to the nearest floor
gully or drain.
E. Motorised face and bypass dampers shall be fitted Deviate. Not applicable for the proposed units.
unless otherwise stated within the equipment schedules
or on the drawings. All dampers shall comply with BS EN
1751 Class 2 for air leakage
F. The minimum thermal efficiency shall not be less than Deviate. Comply as per the enclosed selections.
that stated in the equipment schedules or on the
drawings.
G. The plate heat exchanger shall be Eurovent certified Comply.
in accordance with Operational Manual OM-08
H. The plate heat exchanger shall be tested in
accordance with BS EN 308 (Heat Exchangers – Test Comply.
procedure for establishing the performance of air to air
heat recovery devices).
I. The heat exchanger elements shall be designed to Comply.
withstand the external and differential pressures without
deformation.
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PART 3 - EXECUTION
3.1 EXAMINATION
A. Verification of Conditions: Examine areas for Comply
compliance with requirements for installation and
conditions affecting performance of the Work. Identify
conditions detrimental to a proper and timely completion
and notify the CA of the unsatisfactory conditions.
Proceed with installation only after unsatisfactory
conditions have been corrected.
3.2 INSTALLATION
A. The plate heat exchanger shall be installed and tested Comply.
at the Air Handling Unit manufacturers factory in
accordance with the plate heat exchanger manufacturers
recommendations.
B. All plate heat exchangers shall be cleaned on the Comply
completion of commissioning and prior to handover.
A Testing and Commissioning
1. Refer to Section 230010 Systems Commissioning Comply
2. The Contractor shall coordinate all testing and Comply
commissioning requirements with other related
equipment including the controls and installation.
END OF SECTION
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COMPLIANCE STATEMENT FOR HEAT RECOVERY WHEEL
SECTION 23 7213 – HEAT WHEEL AIR TO AIR ENERGY RECOVERY

EQUIPMENT
PART 1 – GENERAL
1.1 SUMMARY
A. Read this Section in conjunction with other related Divisions, the Comply.
General Requirements, the Particular Specification, Schedules,
Drawings and the Contract Conditions.
B. Section Includes
1. Thermal Wheels Air to Air Energy Recovery Comply.
1. Division 22 Plumbing Work Sections Comply as applicable
2. Division 23 HVAC Work Sections Comply as applicable
3. Division 26 Electrical Work Sections Comply as appliacble
1.2 SUBMITTALS
A. General: Comply with the requirements of Section 230010 Submittal Comply.

Procedures and submit the following.
1. Submit manufacturer’s technical product data sheet for all heat Comply
recovery systems, indicating construction, dimensions, weights,
performance and maintenance requirements.
2. Submit a detailed equipment schedule, for each heat recovery system. Comply
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3. Submit the following information, where applicable, to the CA for Comply

approval in accordance with the requirements of this specification:
a. Type
b. Height
c. Width
d. Supply and return air volumes
e. Thermal performance and efficiency at specified air volumes Comply

f. Air entering, dry bulb and wet bulb temperatures (supply & return). Comply
g. Air leaving, dry bulb and wet bulb temperatures (supply & return). Comply
4. Unit Casing: Comply.
a. Frame and panel construction and materials
b. Insulation data
c. Access and clearances
d. Coating and finishes.
e. Drain.
f. Power
g. Controls
5. Submit details of Variable Speed Drive units including manufacturer's Not applicable. Proposed heat wheels are constant
details. speed type.
6. Outline technical specifications reflecting proposed materials and Comply.

systems.
7. A list of proposed suppliers and Subcontractors intended to be used. Comply.
C. Test Reports:
1. Heat wheels shall be factory tested for operation prior to shipment. Comply
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2. Submit factory test reports and certificates of all factory quality control Comply
programmes
3. Provide list of tests included. Comply
4. Provide copies of the certified test data. Comply
D. Installation Instructions:
1. Submit manufacturer's installation instructions and installation Comply
method statement.
E. Maintenance Data:
1. Submit maintenance instructions, including instructions for Comply
lubrication, motor and drive replacement, and spare parts lists. Include
this data, product data, shop drawings, and wiring diagrams in
maintenance manuals.
F. Supplementary Product Literature:

1.Include a statement from the manufacturer for the design life of the Comply
components.
G. Submit a summary of deviations from the contract documents (if any). Noted
H. Submit details of the manufacturers Quality Plan. Comply
A. Comply with the requirements of Section 23 0010 (General

Specification), and submit the following:
2. Operation and Maintenance (O+M) Manuals: Include component list Comply.
with manufacturer's reference numbers, descriptions of materials and
procedures for repairing and cleaning of finishes and cleaning frequency.
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A. The manufacturer shall have at least 10 years of experience in the Comply.

design and manufacture of energy recovery heat wheels and shall be
fully accredited to the highest quality management standards, certified to
ISO 9001 and 14001..
B. Materials used in fire-rated assemblies shall bear the UL or other Comply.
approved testing laboratory, Classification marking.
C. Standards and other Codes of Practice: In addition to the Deviate. Comply as per AHRI.
requirements indicated on the Design Drawings or specified in the
Specification, the Work shall be in accordance with provisions of the
following standards and codes. The current editions of the publications
listed below form a part of this Section.
1. BSI Group, (BS) British Standards, including;
a. BS EN 308 for testing and rating of heat exchangers.
2. Underwriters' Laboratories, UL Standards: Comply.

3. Factory Mutual System, FM Standards Deviate. Comply as per AHRI.
4. National Fire Protection Association, NFPA Standards Comply.
5. International Code Council, ICC Standards: Comply.
6. International Building Code, IBC. Comply.
7. International Mechanical Code, IMC. Comply.

8. AHRI Standard 1060 for the rating of air-to-air heat exchangers for Comply
energy recovery ventilation equipment
9. Eurovent certified in accordance with Operational Manual OM-10 Deviate. Comply as per AHRI.
(Heat recovery devices - Specifications, terminology, classification &
functional characteristics)
10. International Electro-technical Commission, IEC Standards Comply
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D. Provide testing and inspections in accordance with Section 230010 Comply.

Quality Requirements.
1. Submit reports of independent tests demonstrating that the products Deviate Comply as per AHRI.
and systems comply with the specified performance requirements.
2. Where test results for a material or product are not available,
undertake testing to show compliance with the Specification at an
independent testing laboratory acceptable to the CA at no additional
cost.
3. The provision of testing data or the carrying-out of tests does not Comply
relieve the Contractor of his responsibilities regarding the performance
requirements, durability or service life requirements.
A. Units shall be shipped fully assembled and protected up to practical Noted
shipping and lifting limitations. Units not shipped fully assembled shall
have tags and airflow arrows on each section to indicate location and
orientation in direction of airflow. Each section shall have lifting lugs to
allow for field rigging and final placement of section.
B. Delivery:
1. Where the Heat Wheels are mounted within Air Handling Units they Comply for the
shall be completely assembled and mounted in the Air Handling Units installation.
and all wiring installed to a connection point on the outside of the Unit.
2. Protect Heat Wheels from weather and construction traffic, dirt, water, Comply
chemical and mechanical damage.
C. Storage:
1. Store in clean dry place and protect from weather and construction Comply
traffic by storing in factory applied protection/wrapping.
2. Handle carefully to avoid damage to components, enclosures and Comply
finish.
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A. Do not operate units for any purpose, temporary or permanent, until Comply
ductwork is clean, filters are in place, bearings lubricated and fan has
been test run under observation.
PART 2 – PRODUCTS
2.1 GENERAL
A. The Work of this Section includes the design and manufacture of heat Comply.
wheel air to air energy recovery equipment, which includes air handling
units components required for energy recovery.
B. Energy recovery capacities shall be as detailed in the equipment Comply.
Schedules and Drawings.
A. All heat wheel energy recovery equipment shall be from a single Comply
manufacturer.
B. Provide systems and products from one of the manufacturers in the Comply
schedule of manufacturers’.
2.3 DESIGN CRITERIA
A. The air to air energy recovery units shall be selected to provide the Comply
energy recovery as detailed in the equipment schedules or on the
drawings when operating at the specified conditions and parameters
unless stated differently elsewhere within the specification, drawings or
schedules.
B. The air to air energy recovery units selection shall make allowance for Comply
the reduction in efficiencies which will occur between maintenance
periods due to the build-up of dirt and debris.
A minimum requirement is to ensure that the energy recovery units day Comply.
one efficiencies are 5% above the scheduled values unless stated
otherwise elsewhere
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C. Electrical characteristics of equipment shall be as per the Schedules Comply.

and Design Drawings and in accordance with the requirements as stated
elsewhere.
2.4 THERMAL WHEEL ENERGY RECOVERY EXCHANGER
A. Rotating regenerative air-to-air energy recovery units shall transfer Comply
sensible or total energy between the exhaust and intake airstreams, as
detailed in the equipment schedules or on the drawings and shall be
either mounted within an Air Handling Unit or duct mounted as detailed.
B. The energy recovery unit shall incorporate the following;
1. Casing seals on periphery of rotor, on duct divider, and on purge Comply
section
2. Supported rotor on grease-lubricated ball bearings with extended Comply.
grease fittings
3. Tapered roller bearing for horizontal mounting of wheels Not applicable.
C. The energy recovery wheels shall be designed and manufactured to Comply

maximise the sensible and latent energy recovery and include a
desiccant coating to ensure that the latent energy recovery obtained.
D. The thermal wheel rotor media shall be composed of aluminium foil or Comply.
other approved heat exchange media, coated to prohibit corrosion and
surface oxidation.
The media shall also be treated with a desiccant coating having the Comply.
necessary hygroscopic properties where total energy extraction is
specified. The desiccant coating and the heat exchange media shall be
inorganic, not support bacteria, fungi or mould growth and shall be
coated to prohibit corrosion.
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E. Thermal wheel energy exchangers shall have a minimum sensible and Comply.
latent efficacy of 75% which shall be certified by an independent
company when tested in accordance with the following;
1. BS EN 308 for the testing and rating of heat exchangers. Deviate. Comply, as per AHRI.
2. AHRI Standard 1060 for the rating of air-to-air heat exchangers for Comply
energy recovery ventilation equipment Deviate. Comply, as per AHRI
3. ASHRAE 84-78P
F. Thermal wheel energy exchangers shall be Eurovent certified in Deviate. Comply, as per AHRI.
accordance with Operational Manual OM- 10
G. Thermal wheels shall consist of a rigid galvanised mild steel casing Deviate. Comply with GI casing upto
protected against corrosion, containing a sectioned wheel with radial 2800mm and aluminum casing
reinforcement from 2900mm.
H. Thermal wheels shall be selected with the minimum pressure drop. Comply.
I. The media shall be easily cleanable and dry particles up to 800 Comply
microns, unless stated otherwise, shall pass freely through the media.
J. The unit shall be provided with a factory set (site adjustable) purge Comply.
sector designed to limit cross contamination to less than 0.04% of the
exhaust air-stream concentration. The wheel shall be certified by an
independent test laboratory for cross contamination using tracer gas SF6
or equivalent.
K. The rotor shall be speed controlled via an inverter allowing a turn down Comply. VFD will be submitted via a
ratio as indicated and shall be suitable for interfacing with the BMS as separate submittal.
indicated elsewhere.
L. Provision shall be made for adjustment of drive belt or drive chain Comply.
tension.
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M. Where indicted the complete wheel and motor drive shall be mounted Comply
within an air handling unit section.
Access doors shall be located on each side of the energy recovery unit Comply.
in the adjacent intake and exhaust ductwork.
N. The wheel manufacturer shall guarantee wheel efficiency and shall Comply.
provide certified wheel selection and performance curves for approval.
The efficiency shall be guaranteed for 5 years with a maximum drop in
efficiency of 5%.
O. The maximum rotation speed shall be 20 rpm and maximum face Deviate. Please refer to the enclosed
velocity shall be 2.5 m/s. selections.
P. Controls: Panel, factory mounted and wired to motor with air stream Comply
thermostat and manual motor starter for field wiring; with pilot light
indication of rotor rotation and provisions for setting maximum and
minimum speed.
Q. Rotation Detection: - Electronic control module, electromagnetic Comply
sensor, and iron shuttle factory wired and mounted, with alarm bell for
field wiring and mounting, and remote alarm capability..
2.5 SOURCE QUALITY CONTROL
A. Standard factory tests shall be performed on each unit required by the Comply
project and shall be completed and factory certified and test certificates
issued. All electrical circuits shall be tested to ensure correct operation
of unit. Units shall pass factory quality control and testing and be
thoroughly cleaned prior to shipment.
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3.1 EXAMINATION
A. Verification of Conditions: Examine areas for compliance with Comply
requirements for installation and conditions affecting performance of the
Work. Identify conditions detrimental to a proper and timely completion
and notify the CA of the unsatisfactory conditions. Proceed with
installation only after unsatisfactory conditions have been corrected.
3.2 INSTALLATION
A. Install all components in accordance with manufacturer's instructions. Comply.
B. The air to air energy recovery unit shall generally be installed within Comply.
Air Handling Units at the manufacturer’s works. Where this is not
possible due to the physical size of the thermal wheels they shall be
installed at site and the thermal wheel manufacturer shall provide training
of the Contractor for the proper and correct means of unit installation.
Any openings within the AHU casings for electrics, controls, etc. shall be
pre-made at the AHU factory, it will not be acceptable to make openings
in the AHU casings at site.
C. Coordinate work with other trades for external connections to units Comply
including but not limited to electrical and temperature control.
D. Start-Up
1.Inspect equipment after installation to verify installation is in Comply
accordance with the Specification, manufacturer’s recommendations,
equipment is lubricated, proper belt tension and that equipment is
otherwise ready to operate.
2.Undertake pre-start-up checks in accordance with CIBSE Comply
Commissioning Codes.
3. Check all interlocks and controls have been installed and are either Comply
operational or set to a safe mode.
4.Perform airside testing and commissioning as specified elsewhere. Comply
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E. Site quality control

1. The commissioning specialist shall inspect, test, and adjust field- Comply
assembled components and equipment installation, including
connections. Prepare a test and inspection report.
F. Adjustment & cleaning & commissioning

1. Testing and Commissioning
a. Refer to Section 230010 for testing and commissioning standards. Comply
b. The installer shall coordinate all testing and commissioning Comply
requirements with other related equipment including the controls and
installation.
G. All heat wheels shall be cleaned on the completion of commissioning Comply
and prior to handover.
3.3 DEMONSTRATION
A. Provide a manufacturer authorized trained and certified representative Comply
to provide site training for facility operating staff on all aspects of the fans
including but not limited to operation, maintenance and fault finding for
all types of heat wheels used on the project.
B. Notify the CA in advance to schedule and coordinate training sessions Comply

with end user. Refer to Division 23 Heating, Ventilating and Air-
Conditioning (HVAC) Work Sections for all training requirements.
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COMPLIANCE STATEMENT FOR FANS
Ref. Specifications Clause Compliance / Deviate Comments on Deviations
SECTION 23 3400 – HVAC FANS
PART 1 – GENERAL
1.1 SUMMARY
A. Read this Section in conjunction with other related Comply.

Conditions.
B. Section Includes
1. HVAC Fans Comply.
1. Division 22 Plumbing Work Sections Comply as applicable.
2. Division 23 HVAC Work Sections Comply as applicable.
3. Division 26 Electrical Work Sections Comply as applicable.
1.2 SUBMITTALS

230010 Submittal Procedures and submit the following.
1. Submit manufacturer’s technical product data sheet for all Comply.
fans, indicating construction, dimensions, weights,
performance and maintenance requirements.
2. Submit a detailed equipment schedule, for each fan. Comply.
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3. Submit the following information, where applicable, to the

CA for approval in accordance with the requirements of this
specification:
a. Schedule of starting and full load currents Comply.
b. Details of connections for fans Comply.
c. Fan characteristic curves with operating point clearly Comply.
indicated. Fan curves shall indicate air volume, static
pressure, fan speed and absorbed power.
d. Sound pressure spectrums Comply.
e. Vibration mounting details, including isolation efficiency Comply.

on high and low speed
f. Fan motor rating and design absorbed power Comply.
g. Fan and motor speeds Comply.
h. Drive belt sizes Comply.
i. External to unit, static and total pressures Comply.
j. All fan accessories (i.e. anti-vibration supports, flexible Comply.
connections, etc.)
4. Submit performance curves showing head, volume flow Comply. Please refer to the enclosed selection
rate, efficiency and absorbed power of each fan shall be sheets.
submitted to the CA prior to equipment being ordered.
Fan curves shall indicate performance under all likely Deviate Fans are AMCA certified.
operating conditions. Fan test data shall comply with BS
848-1 and BS ISO 13347. Data shall be related to fan
speed to allow the effect of speed changes to be assessed.
5. Submit electrical data, including motor starting Comply.

requirements.
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6. Submit acoustic data for all fans provided on the project. Comply.
Provide sound data in octave band sound power at
specified operating condition and at full capacity for fan
inlet, outlet and casing radiated level.
7. Submit maximum vibration levels for the assembled fan. Deviate. Fan motor alignment & balancing test
At a minimum, vibration levels shall not exceed 50dB re 1 reports will be submitted at time of
micro G at 1/ 3 octave band readings from 5Hz to 100Hz delivery.
frequency.
8. Submit details of Variable Speed Drive units including Comply, VFD will be submitted
manufacturer's details. in separate submittal.
C. Manufacturers Certified Drawings. Comply. Please refer to the enclosed selection

1. Manufacturers certified drawings shall be provided for sheets.
every fan. The drawing information shall include
a. Manufacturer
b. Model
c. Fan Type.
d. Wheel Type
e. Pressure Class
f. Arrangement Comply. Please refer to the enclosed selection

g. Size sheets.
h. Air Flow Capacity
i. Static Pressure
j. Drive
k. Motor kW and Fan kW
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2. Installation drawings showing fan layout and connections. Comply

Include setting out drawings with templates for installing
foundation and anchor bolts and other anchorages.
D. Calculations:
1. The external static pressure (ESP) calculation shall be Comply, ESP calculation will be
submitted for each fan system at the time of material done after finalization of shop
submittal approval. drawings and equipment flow
2. External static pressure calculations based on approved rates.
installation drawings taking into account the actual Comply, ESP calculation will be
resistance of all duct fittings (including grilles, sound done after finalization of shop
attenuators etc.) as provided by the manufacturers of drawings and equipment flow
such item for approval by the CA before final selection of rates.
fans.
3. Fan resistances shall take account of the pressure drop Comply.
across filters in a dirty condition.
E. Test Reports:
1. Fans shall be factory tested for operation prior to Comply.
shipment.
3. Provide list of tests included. Comply. Fan motor balancing test and standard
quality checks will be done at factory.
4. Provide copies of the certified test data. Comply. Please refer to the enclosed product
selection sheets.
F. Installation Instructions:
1. Submit manufacturer's installation instructions and Comply. Please refer enclosed the AHU IOM
installation method statement. manual.
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G. Maintenance Data:
1. Submit maintenance instructions, including instructions Comply. Please refer enclosed the AHU IOM
for lubrication, motor and drive replacement, and spare manual.
parts lists. Include this data, product data, shop drawings,
and wiring diagrams in maintenance manuals.
H. Seismic Qualification Certificates (if seismic criteria apply Deviate. UAE is categorized as non-critical zone for
to project): seismic activity hence we do not have
1. Provide the following for fans, accessories and seismic certification.
components from the manufacturer. As per agreed VE list, seismic only for life
a. Basis for certification: Indicate whether withstand and safety systems.
certification is based on actual test of assembled
components or on calculation.
b. Dimensioned outline drawings of equipment: Identify
centre of gravity and locate and describe mounting and
anchorage provisions.
c. Detailed description of equipment anchorage devices on
which the certification is based and their installation
requirements.
I. Supplementary Product Literature: Comply.
1. Include a statement from the manufacturer for the design
life of the fan components.
J. Submit a summary of deviations from the contract Comply.

documents (if any).
K. Submit details of the manufacturers Quality Plan. Comply.
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230010 Execution and Closeout Requirement, and submit
the following:
1. Warranties as stated elsewhere.
2. Operation and Maintenance (O+M) Manuals:
a. Include component list with manufacturer's reference Comply.
numbers, descriptions of materials and procedures for
repairing and cleaning of finishes and cleaning frequency.
b. Include recommendations for unit maintenance. Comply.
c. Include instructions for lubrication, wiring diagrams, and Comply.
preventive/ routine maintenance check list.
d. Include full factory testing and commissioning data Comply
A. The manufacturer shall have at least 10 years of Comply. Please refer enclosed ISO certificates.
experience in the design and manufacture of fans for HVAC
applications and shall be fully accredited to the highest
quality management standards, certified to ISO 9001 and
14001.
B. Materials used in fire-rated assemblies shall bear the UL Comply.
or other approved testing laboratory, Classification marking.
C. Manufacturer shall assure that all equipment provided Comply.

does not exceed maximum allowable vibration peak-to-peak
displacement data listed in the latest ASHRAE HVAC
Applications Handbook.
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D. All fans shall be labelled with the CE marking confirming Comply.

compliance with the Eurovent recommendations
E. Standards and other Codes of Practice: In addition to the Deviate. Proposed fans are AMCA certified which
requirements indicated on the Design Drawings or specified are equivalent to BS standards.
in the Specification, the Work shall be in accordance with
Section.
1. BSI Group, (BS) British Standards, including;
a. BS 848 & BS EN 5802 (Fans for general purposes)
b. BS ISO 13347 (Determination of fan sound power levels)
c. BS EN 12101 (Smoke extract fans)
2. Underwriters' Laboratories, UL Standards: Comply.

3. Factory Mutual System, FM Standards. Comply.
4. National Fire Protection Association, NFPA Standards. Deviate. Comply as per ISO safety standards.
5. International Code Council, ICC Standards: Deviate. Comply as per ISO safety standards.
6. American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air- Comply.

Conditioning Engineers, ASHRAE Standards.
7. International Electro technical Commission, IEC Not applicable.
Standards.
8. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, ASME Not applicable.
Standards.
F. Provide testing and inspections in accordance with Comply.
Section 230010 Quality Requirements.
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G. Preconstruction Testing/ Reports Deviate. Proposed fans are AMCA certified. So,
1. Submit reports of independent tests demonstrating that Any additional test reports is not required.
the products and systems comply with the specified
performance requirements.
2. Where test results for a material or product are not
available, undertake testing to show compliance with the
Specification at an independent testing laboratory
acceptable to the CA at no additional cost.
3. The provision of testing data or the carrying-out of tests Comply

does not relieve the Contractor of his responsibilities
regarding the performance requirements, durability or
service life requirements. Comply.
4. All tests shall be carried out in accordance with the
relevant British Standard or equivalent international
standard.
H. All materials supplied and installed shall be new and the Comply.
best quality obtained for the intended purpose and shall,
where applicable, conform to the standards of and shall
comply with Local By-laws and Regulations.
I. All materials required for installation under these Comply.

specifications shall be subject to the acceptance of the CA.
Where no specific indication as to the type or quality of
material or equipment is indicated, a first class standard
article to the CA's acceptance shall be provided.
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1.5 DELIVERY, STORAGE AND HANDLING

A. Fans shall be shipped fully assembled & individually Comply. Fans are shipped installed in the sections
packed at the factory. Mark the fan unit room locations and for AHUs/FAHUs.
unit reference on the outside of the shipping box.
B. Each fan shall have lifting lugs of shipping skid to allow Comply.
for field rigging and final placement.
C. Deliver fans with motors, sheaves and belts completely Comply.
assembled and mounted in units.
D. Store in clean dry place and protect from weather and Comply
construction traffic. Handle carefully to avoid damage to
components, enclosures and finish.
E. Unit shall be handled and stored in accordance with the Comply
manufacturer’s instructions.
1.6 WARRANTY:
A. Fans shall be provided with a warranty as detailed in Comply.
Division 230010.

A. Do not operate fans for any purpose including Comply.
construction activities, temporary or permanent, until
ductwork is clean, filters are in place, bearings have been
lubricated, damper control is in operation, and fan has been
run under observation.
PART 2 – PRODUCTS
2.1 GENERAL
A. Provide fans and products from one of the manufacturers Comply.

in the schedule of manufacturers.
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B. Fans shall have the performance and duty as stated Comply.

elsewhere and include any allowance required to meet
manufacturing and testing tolerances.
C. Fans shall be selected to deliver the required air volume Comply.
flow rate and meet the noise levels indicated. Any
allowances required to meet manufacturing tolerances shall
be included.
D. All motors shall be selected to operate at a maximum of Deviate. Comply with 4 pole / 2 pole motors.
1450 rpm and frequency of 50Hz unless stated otherwise
elsewhere.
E. All fan resistances stated in the equipment schedules Comply, ESP calculation will be
have been calculated based on a particular selection of done after finalization of shop
equipment. drawings and equipment flow
rates.
The Contractor shall recalculate the total system Comply, ESP calculation will be
resistances based on the final selection of plant and done after finalization of shop
installation drawings and revise the fan resistance as drawings and equipment flow
necessary to achieve the design air volume flow. rates.
Similarly, if the fan power requirements and sound power Comply, ESP calculation will be
level changes, the Contractor shall reselect the necessary done after finalization of shop
motor size, wiring and suitable attenuation to achieve the drawings and equipment flow
noise levels stated elsewhere at no additional cost. rates.
F. The Contractor shall ensure that the fan is capable of Comply, ESP calculation will be
generating sufficient pressure to meet the required volume done after finalization of shop
flow in the ductwork system as installed including any effect drawings and equipment flow
on fan performance from suction and discharge rates.
connections.
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G. Fan resistances shall take account of pressure drop Comply.

across filters in dirty conditions.
H. Air distribution systems in new and existing buildings Comply

shall comply with the requirements of the Authority Having
Jurisdiction and meet the recommended minimum
standards. Comply.
I. Individual components shall, in addition to the
requirements of this section, comply with other relevant
sections of this specification.
J. Manufacturing drawings shall be submitted to the CA of Comply.

all fans for approval prior to manufacture.
K. Fans shall be installed in a manner strictly in accordance Comply.
with the manufacturer’s recommendations.
L. All fans shall be tested in accordance with the current Deviate. Proposed fans are AMCA certified which
editions of BS 848-1 and BS ISO 13347. are equivalent to BS standards.
M. Fan impellers shall be statically and dynamically Comply.

balanced at the works of the manufacturer and test
certificates issued to the CA.
N. Where sound power levels have been indicated these Comply.

shall be the maximum sound power levels.
O. Fans shall be constructed to proven design standards Comply.
and shall be capable of withstanding the pressures and
stresses developed during continuous operation at the
selected duty, during starting, during stopping and during
speed and duty changes.
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Fan casings shall be of substantial construction, adequately Comply.

stiffened and braced to prevent vibration and drumming.
Bolted inspection covers shall be provided to allow easy
access to internal working parts. Lubrication points shall be
extended to accessible positions external to the casings.
P. Unless otherwise stated all fans installed in air
distribution systems shall have a minimum total efficiency at
the system operating conditions as follows:
Deviate. Comply as per the enclosed selection
sheets.
Deviate. Comply as per the enclosed selection

sheets.
Q. Externally mounted fans and internal exposed surfaces Comply.

on fans handling outside air shall be protected against
corrosion from high ambient temperatures, sand, wind and
salt laden atmosphere.
R. Fan motors on axial flow fans shall be pre-wired to an Not applicable.
external electrical terminal box to IP55 unless stated
otherwise.
S. Fans and drives shall be mounted on rigid base-frames Comply.
or support structures to ensure that proper alignment is
maintained.
T. Belt-driven fans shall be capable of running continuously Comply.
at 10% in excess of the selected duty speed and shall have
a minimum of two belts.
A set of replacement belts and pulleys shall be provided and Not Applicable Pulley do not require to be replaced hence
issued to the Client at practical completion. not applicable
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U. Where duplicate (run & stand-by) extract fans are Not applicable.
specified or indicated on the drawings for toilet extract
systems they shall discharge into a common outlet plenum,
via a shutter to prevent reverse flow through the stand-by
fan. The fans shall have automatic change-over on hours
run or failure of the lead fan.
V. All fans shall be provided with a metal identification plate Comply.
indicating area served, fan reference, flow rate (m³/s),
power (kW), speed (RPM), static pressure (Pa) and size of
unit.
W. Motors and drives

1. Centrifugal fans shall be belt-driven unless otherwise Comply. All the proposed fans are belt driven type.
indicated. All other fans shall be direct coupled unless
handling hazardous substances where they shall be driven
as required by the application and provided with protection
to the drive to ensure safe operation of the fan.
2. Each motor shall comply with BS 4999, BS 5000, and BS Comply.
EN 60034 and shall be of such a size and type to start and
drive the equipment under normal conditions of service
without overloading.
3. Where mounted in external air, or highly moisture laden Comply.
atmosphere, they shall be weatherproof or separately
protected.
Motors in hazardous atmospheres shall be flameproof, Deviate. Proposed motors are for safe zone
certified to BS EN 60079. application.
4. Motors shall comply with other relevant sections of this Comply.

specification.
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5. Nameplates shall be positioned so that they are readable Comply.

from normal access positions.
6. Motors arranged for automatic starting shall have a label Comply

of durable material, not less than 150mm x 100mm in size,
permanently affixed in a prominent position and having, in
clearly inscribed characters, the legend:
a. Danger - This motor is automatically controlled and may
start without warning. Isolate before inspection.
7. Vee-belt drives shall comply with BS 3790. A minimum of Deviate. No of belts shall be as per factory
two belts shall be provided and the drive sized so that the standards.
rated output of the motor can be transmitted with one belt
removed.
8. All final motor selections shall be agreed with the CA prior Comply
to any equipment being ordered.
X. Guards
1. All power transmission shafts, belts and pulley drives Deviate. Comply with ISO safety standards.
shall be guarded and be in compliance with PD 5304
(Guidance on safe use of machinery; published by the
British Standards Institute).
2. Fan guards shall be purpose-made by the manufacturer Deviate. Comply with the galvanized steel belt
or to the approval of the manufacturer and be constructed guards.
from galvanised or stainless steel wire.
3. Guards shall be installed to prevent inadvertent contact Deviate. Comply with the galvanized steel belt
with dangerous parts of machinery and the mesh size guards.
and/or the location of the guard shall prevent finger contact
with any enclosed danger point.
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4. Construction and installation shall ensure strength and Comply.

rigidity and it shall not be possible to remove any guard or
access panel without the aid of a tool.
5. Where required removable access panels shall be Comply.

provided to permit tachometer readings to be made of motor
and drive shafts and belt tension to be tested.
6. For duplicate motor installations, the guard provided shall Not Applicable Proposed AHUs / FAHUs are with a duty
be designed to protect both drives. All fixings and motor only.
mountings shall be installed to facilitate change-over of the
drive.
Y. Vibration isolation
1. General
a. Supply and install vibration isolators on all fans and Comply.
drives to ensure that undue movement and vibration is not
transmitted to the building, other supporting structure or
ductwork.
All anti-vibration mountings shall be selected, supplied and
Comply, anti-vibration mounts
fixed by the Contractor.
will be submitted through
b. Isolators must be selected for the operating weight of Comply for the spring isolators below fan-
separate submittal.
equipment and shall be positioned for equal deflection. motor assembly.
c. Mountings shall be clearly and permanently marked with Comply. Comply for the spring isolators below fan-
their load capacity and colour coded to BS1726 to enable motor assembly.
easy identification during installation.
d. Mountings shall be constructed of materials that are Comply. Comply for the spring isolators below fan-
passive or have low levels of electrolytic action motor assembly.
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e. The Contractor shall be responsible to ensure that all Comply, anti-vibration mounts
mountings are appropriate for the design loads, operating will be submitted through
and environmental conditions that shall prevail. Particular separate submittal.
attention shall be paid to mountings exposed to atmospheric
conditions to prevent corrosion.
f. The Contractor shall provide all necessary information, Comply, anti-vibration mounts
including but not limited to actual plant loads and running will be submitted through
speeds, to the vibration isolation specialist/supplier to separate submittal.
enable final isolator selections to be made. Selection shall
allow for uneven load distributions such that the minimum
deflection is achieved on all vibration isolators under normal
operating conditions.
g. The Contractor shall confirm to the CA the final vibration Comply, anti-vibration mounts
control equipment selections and their compliance with the will be submitted through
specification prior to commencement of the Works. separate submittal.
h. Pipework and ductwork connections to equipment
mounted on anti-vibration mounts shall not be rigid. Flexible
couplings or connections shall be installed.
2. Helical steel spring mounts

a. Helical steel spring mounts shall comprise single or Comply. Helical spring vibration isolators will be
multiple spring elements fitted to a plated steel base plate. provided for fan-motor assembly.
A rubber/neoprene pad shall be bonded beneath the bottom Comply.
plate.
b. All mountings shall incorporate a lockable levelling Comply.
device. There shall be provision for bolting through the
base plate in at least two places.
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c. The springs shall have an outside diameter of not less Comply.

than 75% of the operating height and be selected to have at
least 50% overload capacity.
d. Vertically restrained spring mounts Comply.
e. Mountings shall be as described under the clause for Deviate. Not applicable for the Air handling unit
helical steel spring mounts but include a mechanism that application.
provided an adjustable vertical limit stop to prevent spring
extension when load is decreased.
f. Mountings used in the external environment shall be Comply.
adequately protected against environmental and
atmospheric degradation.
3. Turret compression mountings
a. Turret compression mountings shall comprise a synthetic Not applicable.
formulated rubber compound turret in compression between
two steel plates with complete lateral freedom for
deformation. All metal surfaces must be covered to avoid
corrosion and have friction pads to and bottom. Bolt holes
shall be provided in the top and bottom plates to facilitate
fixing.
b. The rubber turret shall be resistant to oil, saline Not applicable.
conditions, sunlight, corrosion and ozone.
c. Turret compression mountings shall not be employed Not applicable.
where temperatures exceed the manufactures
recommendations.
4. Helical spring compression hangers Not applicable.

a. Spring compression hangers shall comprise a helical
steel spring fitted with acoustic rubber end caps fitted
incorporated within a steel hanger box.
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b. The lower box hole diameter shall be adequately sized to Not applicable.
provide free drop rod movement up to 15° from vertical in
any direction in order to compensate lateral movement.
c. The hanger bracket shall be designed to carry five times Not applicable.
overload without failure.
d. Where hangers incorporate a positioning device, the Not applicable.
adjustment system shall incorporate a locking mechanism to
prevent the hanger going out of adjustment as a result of
vibration or unauthorised tampering.
e. Spring hangers shall be installed to support all ductwork Not applicable.
connected to rotating and reciprocating machinery within
plantroom areas or within 30 m of the plant whichever is the
lesser.
5. Neoprene element hangers Not applicable.
a. The hanger shall be essentially as described under the
clause helical spring compression hangers except it shall
incorporate a neoprene in shear element. The element
moulded in special formulated rubber compound shall be
resistant to oil, sunlight, corrosion and ozone.
2.2 CENTRIFUGAL FANS
A. Shall be of the high efficiency backward curved aerofoil Deviate. Proposed units are with Backward curved
bladed type and be either single inlet single width or double centrifugal fans.
inlet double width type as indicated.
B. Fan casings shall be constructed from mild steel sheet, Comply.

with welded or riveted joints and welded angle stiffeners,
constructed to permit withdrawal of the fan impeller.
Casings shall be rigid without deflection, drumming or
excessive vibration.
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C. For toxic or hazardous application fan casing shall be Not Applicable Proposed fans are for the safe zone
gas tight all welded construction. application.
D. Finishes and materials of construction shall not be Comply.
affected by gases handled by the fan or the local
environment.
E. Unless otherwise indicated the complete fan assembly Deviate. Fan casing will be made of plain galvanized
shall be painted with two coats of primer finish and two steel.
coats of flat or gloss finish at the manufacturer’s works to an
approved colour.
F. Inlet eyes shall be of the curved aerofoil profile to Deviate. Proposed units are with Backward curved
streamline the airflow into the impeller and of adequate centrifugal fans.
diameter to allow withdrawal of the impeller without splitting
the fan scroll.
G. A drain connection shall be provided at the base of the Comply.

fan scroll.
H. Permanent indicators shall show the direction of rotation Deviate. Cleaning of fan scrolls can be done through
of the impeller. Casings shall have access panels inlet opening.
incorporating air seals to facilitate cleaning and
maintenance of the impeller.
I. The fan outlet shall be flanged and drilled to suit Comply.

connections to the ductwork system flexible connections.
J. Unless otherwise stated impellers shall be of mild steel Comply.
protected against corrosion. Impellers shall be keyed to the
driving shaft or fixed with tapered bush fittings.
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K. Each fan impeller shall have a separate shaft. Where Comply. Flexible couplings are not applicable for
necessary, fan shafts shall be connected with flexible the air handling unit application.
couplings to ensure correct alignment.
L. Each fan impeller shall be supported by an individual Comply.

bearing system. Bearings shall be ball or roller type and
shall be self-aligning. Indirectly driven fans shall be
provided with pedestals incorporating two bearings.
Bearings on the non-driven side of the fan shall be provided
with a scroll stiffening framework supported from the fan
base to maintain bearing position and alignment.
M. The impeller shaft shall be of solid stainless steel Deviate. Impeller shaft is made of mild steel.
adequately sized such that its first critical speed is not
reached before the design fan speed is obtained.
N. The motor shall be a fan cooled squirrel caged type EFF
1 rating mounted on adjustable sliding rails. Comply.
O. Belt-driven centrifugal fans and drive motors shall be Comply.

located on a common base.
P. Anti-vibration mountings to prevent the transmission of Comply.
noise or vibration to the structure shall be provided as
detailed elsewhere.
Q. Fans fitted with guide vanes shall have backward curved Deviate. Not applicable for air handling unit
blades. The guide vane assembly control actuator(s) shall application.
be supplied by the fan manufacturer.
R. The guide vane assembly control shall fully modulate Deviate. Not applicable for air handling unit
throughout the operating range of the system volumes application
served by the controlled fan. The static pressure/volume
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characteristics of this operating range at the fan discharge

shall be as indicated.
S. Spring-return actuators used for fan guide vane control Deviate. Not applicable for air handling unit
shall open or close the guide vanes as indicated on control application
power failure.
T. Fit safety guards on air inlet and air outlet connections Comply
where these are freely accessible to personnel in
accordance with BS 848-5.
2.3 AXIAL FANS
A. Axial flow fans shall be of the long casing pattern with a Not applicable.
heavy gauge, mild steel casing flanged and drilled at each
end. Casings shall be hot dip galvanised and be fully air
tight.
B. Axial fan motors shall have non-overloading
characteristics within the normal working range.
C. Fans shall be suitable for either vertical or horizontal Not applicable.

mounting. Anti-vibration mountings to prevent the
transmission of noise or vibration to the structure shall be
provided as detailed elsewhere.
D. Air-tight inspection doors shall be provided giving access
to fan impeller and motor and other components requiring
regular servicing or maintenance.
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E. The impeller shall be multi-blade aerofoil section Not applicable.

constructed from high density PVC, reinforced glass fibre, or
die-cast aluminium alloy with provision for manual
adjustment of the blade angle.
F. Rotors shall be statically and dynamically balanced.
They shall be subject to X-ray tests and documented results
shall be submitted to the CA. Impellers for variable pitch
fans shall in addition be checked over the full blade angle
range for vibration in accordance with BS ISO 10816
G. Multi-stage fans shall be arranged with contra-rotating Not applicable.

stages. They shall be coupled together in the sequence
and arrangement recommended by the manufacturer.
H. Motors in the air stream shall be totally enclosed squirrel
cage induction type with roller type bearings.
I. The casing shall be fitted with an external electrical Not applicable.

terminal box to IP55, unless stated otherwise elsewhere.
J. Safety guards shall be provided on air inlet and air outlet
connections where these are freely accessible to personnel.
2.4 VARIABLE PITCH AXIAL FANS
A. Variable pitch axial fans shall comply with the Not applicable.
requirements detailed in the axial flow fan clause.
B. Fans with automatically variable pitch shall be
controllable through a range of sufficient angularity to vary Not applicable.
volume and pressure across the system design range.
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C. The variable pitch mechanism and control actuator shall Not applicable.
give fully modulated control of the fan air volume rate to
match the system characteristic as indicated.
D. Pitch angle control shall be provided from sensors
provided as part of the control system. Safety facilities shall
be incorporated to prevent blade settings being increased
beyond the maximum design.
2.5 PROPELLER FAN
A. Propeller fans shall be ring or diaphragm mounted as Not applicable.

indicated to suit the application. B. Impellers shall be
constructed of mild steel protected against corrosion,
aluminium or as a one piece polypropylene moulding and
comprise 3 or 4 blades. The impeller shall be secured fixed
to the motor shaft with key and keyway, locked by a
setscrew.
C. The motor shall be suitable for continuous operation and Not applicable.
provided with a sealed external electrical terminal box to
IP55.
D. Safety guards shall be provided on air inlet and air outlet
connections where these are freely accessible to personnel. Not applicable.
E. The fan shall be capable of reverse flow. F. Non-return Not applicable.

shutters shall be fitted to all fans discharging externally to
the building.
2.6 ROOF EXTRACT FANS
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A. Roof extracts units shall be curb mounted vertical Not applicable.

discharge propeller or aerofoil driven type and shall be of
robust manufacture.
B. Cowls and bases shall be manufactured from materials
which are resistant to the weather sand, salt and solar Not applicable.
radiation, and appropriate to the location of the fan.
C. Casings shall be complete with integral weatherproofing Not applicable.

provisions suitable for direct fixing to the building structure
in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
D. Adequate access to electrical terminals and lubrication Not applicable.
points shall be provided by means of either hinged cowls or
access panels. A sealed IP65 electrical terminal block shall
be provided.
E. The roof unit shall be finished to an approved colour. Not applicable.

F. Back-draught dampers and/or fire release dampers shall Not applicable.
be provided where indicated.
G. Bird guards of not greater than 25 mm mesh shall be Not applicable.
provided as an integral part of the unit.
H. An inlet attenuator shall be provided as indicated on the Not applicable.

drawings or in the schedules.
I. Impellers shall be multi-bladed steel on aluminium or steel Not applicable.
hub and shall be directly connected to a fan cooled squirrel
cage induction type motor.
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2.7 AEROFOIL BIFURCATED FANS
A. Fans and ancillaries shall be constructed to withstand the Not applicable.

rated temperatures for the required duration as stated
elsewhere.
B. High temperature units shall be suitable for operation in
air stream temperatures up to 230°C unless otherwise
stated.
C. Axial flow fans shall be long casing adjustable pitch Not applicable.
aerofoil bladed type, which shall have non overloading
characteristics. D. Casings shall be mild steel with
continuously welded joints and be lined or finished as
indicated.
E. Casings shall be of the same thickness throughout Not applicable.

unless otherwise indicated, and shall extend the overall
length of the impeller, hub, and motor protection tunnel
where applicable, and have circular flanged ends.
F. The impeller shaft shall have a seal at the tunnel wall to
prevent leakage in either direction between the motor tunnel
and the fan interior.
G. Drive motors for axial flow fans of the bifurcated type Not applicable.
shall be located out of the air-stream.
H. A sealed IP55 electrical terminal block shall be provided, Not applicable.
unless stated otherwise elsewhere.
I. All fans shall be single type and shall be completed with Not applicable.
mounting feet, rubber type anti-vibration mountings to
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specification detailed elsewhere, mounting mild steel

brackets and hangers.
2.8 AXIAL FANS USED FOR SMOKE EXHAUST:

A. Smoke extract fans and dual purpose smoke extract fans Not applicable.
shall comply and be certified with the requirements of BS
EN 12101-3 and the Authority Having Jurisdiction.
B. Fans and ancillaries shall be constructed to withstand the
rated temperatures for the required duration as indicated.
Motors and drives shall be similarly constructed or protected
and ventilated to ensure that they are not subjected to fire
conditions.
C. Units shall be suitable for normal operation in ambient Not applicable.

conditions up to 60°C and high temperature conditions up to
300°C for 1 hour or 400°C for 2 hours as stated elsewhere.
D. Motors shall be pre-wired with high temperature rated
cable to an external terminal box through high temperature
flexible conduits. All components shall be rated for the
operating conditions.
E. The casing shall be fitted with an external terminal box to Not applicable.
IP55 or IP 65 where mounted externally, unless stated
otherwise elsewhere.
F. The fans shall have fabricated steel airfoil propellers. .
G. The housing shall be constructed of heavy gauge
galvanised steel to BS EN 10142
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2.9 KITCHEN EXTRACT FANS (NOT APPLICABLE TO SMALL

DOMESTIC IN-LINE KITCHEN FANS)
A. Backward inclined Belt Driven Centrifugal with motor, Not applicable.

belts etc. out of air stream especially configured for food
service applications unless stated otherwise elsewhere.
B. Fan shall in accordance with be UL 705 & UL 762 for Not applicable.
kitchen applications and rated to 400°C. Fan shall also be
AMCA certified.
C. All steel fan components shall be epoxy coated and Not applicable.
suitable for outdoor installation.
2.10 LABORATORY EXHAUST FANS
A. All Laboratory Exhaust fans shall be designed and Not applicable.

constructed for use in Laboratory exhausts and provide a
high velocity vertical discharge air plume that prevents the
exhaust re-entering the building. The fans shall also entrain
outside air with the primary air to produce a diluted exhaust
air stream.
B. The fan assemblies shall be a complete package from a Not applicable.
single manufacturer and include fans, mixing plenums,
isolation dampers, controls, wiring, vibration isolation and
silencers to provide a complete installation.
C. Each installation shall consist of multiple fans located on Not applicable.

a double walled plenum with by-pass dampers and shall be
designed for mounting on standard roof curbs without the
need for guy wire supports.
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D. The fans shall be of the direct drive mixed flow type with Not applicable.
all welded steel construction and non-stall and non-
overloading performance characteristics with stable
operation at all points on the fan curves.
E. The motors shall be isolated from the primary exhaust air Not applicable.
and visible and accessible for inspection and maintenance.
F. Each system shall be provided with “rubber in shear”
vibration isolation.
G. Each fan shall be fitted with a silencer nozzle and Not applicable.
acoustic wind bands. The win bands being provide for the
secondary induction of ambient air which shall take place
downstream of the fan impellor and shall be designed to
ensure that they do affect the power consumption or static
pressure.
H. Fixed discharge guide vanes shall be provided on each Not applicable.
fan to improve the fan efficiencies.
I. All fasteners shall be 316 stainless steel J. A bolted Not applicable.

access door shall be provided for the fan impellor
inspection.
K. The fan motors shall have sealed bearings with a life of Not applicable.
200,000 hours.
L. The inlet mixing plenum shall be provided by the fan Not applicable.
manufacturer and sized to support the weight and
performance of the scheduled fans without the need of any
supporting guy wires or supports. The plenum shall include
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hinged access doors and safety screens over the primary

air inlets.
M. By-pass dampers shall be provided with mixing plenum Not applicable.

for outside make-up with the primary exhaust air.
N. Pressure controlled dampers (adjustable up to 750Pa) Not applicable.
shall be provided.
O. Each fan connection shall be provided with a motorised Not applicable.

low leakage isolation damper constructed of aluminium
aerofoil extrusions and epoxy coated. The dampers shall be
set to open when the fan is energised and close, via a
spring return when de-energised unless stated otherwise
elsewhere.
P. Vortex breakers shall be provided on all side inlets and Not applicable.
multiple fan plenums.
Q. Every fan shall be provided with airflow traverse probes Not applicable.
mounted on the fan inlet and providing a continuous air
volume measurement. The probes shall consist of multiple
total and static pressure sensors connected to an averaging
manifold. The sensors shall not protrude beyond the surface
of the probe and shall not be affected by contamination
normally present in the airflow system. All probes shall be
factory mounted. The probes shall be capable of providing a
steady non pulsating signal of the total and static pressure
with an accuracy of ±3% of actual flow.
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R. Acoustic silencers nozzles shall be provided as an Not applicable.

integral part of the exhaust fan discharge nozzle and shall
not increase the height of the overall assembly. The
silencers shall be constructed with an outer shell of fibre
reinforced plastic and perforated corrosion resistant steel.
The silencer nozzles shall be coloured to match the fans
and shall be in accordance with the equipment schedules.
S. The mixing box shall be complete with low leakage Not applicable.
aerofoil opposed blade motorised dampers which shall be
sized to minimise pressure drop and noise. Rain hoods shall
be provided with each damper.
T. The exhaust fan sets shall be supplied complete with the Not applicable.
fan manufacturers control system which shall modulate the
number of fans operating the fan speeds and the by-pass
dampers to ensure that the static pressure set point is
maintained whilst maintaining the minimum outlet velocity
and stack height and minimising energy usage. The control
system shall be self-contained for each fan set and shall
interface with the site wide BMS (where provided) to monitor
the controls and as a minimum shall provide full control of
the fans as detailed elsewhere and shall include, but not
limited to;
1. System static pressure
2. Fan run time
3. VFD frequency
4. Fan power consumption
5. Fault status
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U. The complete fan set system shall be designed to be low Not applicable.
profile and finished in a colour as specified elsewhere and in
accordance with the equipment schedules.
2.11 PLUG FANS
A. Plug fans shall not be used, unless specifically specified Not applicable.
as an integral part of an air handling unit, refer to section
237310.
3.1 EXAMINATION
A. Examine areas for compliance with requirements for Comply

installation and conditions affecting performance of the
Work. Identify conditions detrimental to a proper and timely
completion and notify the CA of the unsatisfactory
conditions. Proceed with installation only after unsatisfactory
conditions have been corrected.
3.2 INSTALLATION
A. Install in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. Comply.
B. Install flexible connections (specified in Section 233113) Comply.
between fan inlet and discharge ductwork.
C. Ensure that isolation mounts are not bridged by rigid Comply.
connections such as electrical conduits or obstructions.
D. Supply and install sheaves as necessary for final air Comply
balancing.
E. Set roof-mounted fans on curbs. Provide drip pan for Not applicable.
collecting condensation as required.
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F. Pipe drainage from centrifugal fans to the nearest drain Comply, for the pipe routing
or roof drain. and size IFC and shop drawing
will be followed.
3.3 START-UP
A. Inspect equipment after installation to verify installation is Comply
in accordance with the Specification, equipment is
lubricated, proper belt tension and that equipment is
otherwise ready to operate.
B. Undertake pre-start-up checks in accordance with CIBSE Comply
Commissioning Codes.
C. Check all fan interlocks and controls (fire alarm, smoke Comply
management, etc.) have been installed and are either
operational or set to a safe mode.
D. Perform airside testing and commissioning as specified Comply
elsewhere.
E. Provide the services of manufacturer's representative for Comply
instruction of Employer's operating personnel.
A. Engage a factory-authorized service representative Comply

to inspect, test, and adjust field-assembled components and
equipment installation, including connections, and to assist
in field testing. Prepare test and inspection report.
B. Perform the following field tests and inspections and Comply

prepare test reports:
1. Operational Test: After electrical circuitry has been
energized, start fans to confirm proper motor rotation and
operation.
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2. Test and adjust controls and safety devices.

3. Replace damaged and malfunctioning controls and
equipment. Start-up Services
3.5 A DJUSTMENT, CLEANING & COMMISSIONING

A. Testing and Commissioning
1. Refer to Section 230010 for testing and commissioning Comply
standards.
2. The Contractor shall coordinate all testing and Comply
commissioning requirements with other related equipment
including the controls and installation.
B. All fans shall be cleaned on the completion of Comply
3.6 DEMONSTRATION
A. Provide fan manufacturer authorized trained and certified Comply
representative to provide site training for facility operating
staff on all aspects of the fans including but not limited to
operation, maintenance and fault finding for all types of fans
used on the project.
B. Notify the CA in advance to schedule and coordinate Comply
training sessions with end user. Refer to Division 23
Heating, Ventilating and Air-Conditioning (HVAC) Work
Sections for all training requirements.
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BK Gulf
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Doc. N :
BKG-MS-00024
Issue:
Date: Sept. 2018
3.1 Reply to consultant comments
Project : Yas Arena
Reply to the consultant comments - Air Handling Units
Consultant Comments Trane reply
Please see WSP response to the Contractor Response on the attached PDF. Noted.
Please ensure excel summary table is aligned with the PDF data sheet for the AHU’s.
Comment Closed. Please find enclosed the
Contractor to update. Excel sheet summary has been used to review AHU for approval
revised selections
to expedite process
Contractor to ensure terminal velocity is maximum 13.0m/s at the design selection as Maximum fan outlet velocity for the AHUs
we do not want to exceed this as we have the 10% flow and pressure margin that is not will be 13.4 m/s, except the extract fans for
considered in this design velocity already. Previous comment WC-1 & WC-2.
Contractor to provide finalised factory shop drawings following approval and ensure
AHU are co-ordinated with plantroom layouts. Previous comment Suggest BIM
WSP/BKG joint review in ongoing.
workshop completed to check all spaces initially prior to receiving finalised factory shop
drawings
Contractor to confirm if hersasite coating is similar to electro tined and provided with 5 Herasite coating will be provided for heat
year warranty for the wrap around heat pipe. Previous comment pipes.
Contractor to update electrical SLD to reflect manufacturer selections for motors Electrical SLD will be submitted separately.
Energy Centre and Retail Units - 6 Units

AHU-EC-RF-02 – Full recirc - Approved.
FAHU-EC-RF-01 – MAHU with Heat Pipe - Approved. Trane to confirm if heat pipe can
Comment closed. Please find enclosed the
provide more than 4DegC increase. Typically heat pipes provide 5 to 6 DegC of lift from
revised selections.
cooling coil to supply air.
FAHU-EC-RF-03 - FAHU with RA - Approved, however revise the supply flow rate in
Comment closed. Corrected in the
summary as shown as 2275. Should be 2775. Supply fan flow rate is correct 2775 in
schedule
PDF data for AHU. Please update excel sheet
FAHU-EC-RF-02- DW FAHU - Approved
FAHU-RV-ML-08 - DW FAHU - Approved
FAHU-RV-ML-09 - DW FAHU - Return air flow is considered as 1475l/s, however
Comment closed. Corrected in the
specified is 1325l/s please reselect. No requirement for re-submission for technical
schedule
review
Type 4 Units – All Kitchen Units – 6 units

Comment closed. Please note that we have
Trane to confirm if heat pipe can provide more than 4.3DegC increase. Typically heat
considered the heat pipe delta T as per the
pipes provide 5 to 6 DegC of lift from cooling coil to supply air
workshop.
AHU-KS-1 - Approved
AHU-KS-2 - Approved
AHU-KS-3 - Approved
AHU-KS-4 - Approved
AHU-KS-5 – Approved. Please re-select with heat pipe as this has been omitted in Comment closed. Please find enclosed the
latest selection. revised selections.
AHU-KS-6 – Approved. Please re-select omitting heat pipe as this has been included in Comment closed. Please find enclosed the
latest selection. revised selections.
Type 2 Units – FAHU with Enthalpy Wheel - 13 units

AHU/V01 – Approved
AHU/V02 - Approved
AHU/CK/1 - Approved
AHU/CK/2 – Approved
AHU/VIP02 - Approved
AHU/SE/SV/001 - Approved
AHU/VIP01 - Approved
AHU/CK/5 - Approved
AHU/MICE/2A - Approved
AHU/PRY_1 - Approved
AHU/PRY_2 - Approved
Prayer Rm_4- Approved
AHU/PRY/3 - Approved
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Project : Yas Arena
Type 3 Units – FAHU with PHEXs – 8 units
AHU-WC-01– Approved
AHU-WC-2 - Approved
AHU-WC-3 - Approved
AHU-WC-5 – Update selection for 480Pa for supply fan and extract fan for 570pa as per Comment closed. Please find enclosed the
EI. Update CHW coil selection as looks low. Should be around 52kW based on flow revised selections.
AHU-WC-6 - Approved
AHU-WC-8 - Approved
AHU-WC-9 - Approved
AHU-WC-10 - Approved
Type 1 Units – FAHU with Double Wheels – 25units

General Comments
Please add mixing box flow rate and temperature so it is clear on the mixing Comment closed. Please find enclosed the
temperature before cooling coil – we have added columns for Contractor to complete revised schedul with mixing conditions.
Please add free cooling mode return air fan flow and normal return fan flow rate so it is
clear. Currently all flow rates are scheduled as the free cooling flow rate which is the
revised schedule.
same as the supply fan flow rates. Normal return is lower.
Return air flow rate in free cooling mode has been used to size sensible wheel. This
should be the return air volume in normal cooling mode and see impact of heat
revised sensible wheel selections.
recovery.
Please confirm extract and supply fan has been sized to overcome resistance of
Comply.
enthalpy wheel in normal cooling mode.
Factory shop drawing required to confirm layout. Type 1 units dimension needs to be
Please note that the final manufacturing
check in the revit model for any spatial concerns. Majority of units although are smaller
drawing will be sent to BK Gulf after the
in terms of length and width than WSP selections, the height is generally more,
approval is received for starting the
therefore this needs to be reviewed a suit may need to increase in width to make height
manufacturing
work
Majority of type 1 units serving Arena Bowl are top exit from return side so this needs to As agreed in the workshop, no top exit is
be co-ordinated with the plantroom layouts allowed.
SFP needs to be provided for when the cooling is in normal cooling mode, not free Comply. Please find enclosed the schedule
cooling, please revise. for SFP values.
Typically, supply temperature has been shown as 14.5DegC. Please reduce to 14DegC Comment closed. The Proposed Heat
by reducing wheel speed as per IFC and workshops. The return air is 28DegC before wheel performance is best what can be
sensible wheel and 26DegC after wheel so only 2DegC reduction so supply should be provided and we cannot match 14 degC
12 +2DegC only. 14DegC is the supply temperature. exactly
Please add cooling coil velocity summary to schedule. We have added schedule
revised schedule with cooling coil face
column.
velocity.
Contractor to confirm all enthalpy wheel is 0.18kW only and variable speed with VFD or
The wheel has provision for DOL.
EC motor.
Contractor to confirm all sensible wheel is 0.4kW and variable speed with VFD or EC The wheel has provision for VFD, starter
motor. type will be submitted separately.
We have provided the best possible

We have completed a review of a typical type 1 unit - AHU LC1/2 and would like to selection to reduce the Internal Pressure
understand if we can reduce the internal pressure drop so we can reduce motor sizes drop but we cannot compare the selections
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Project : Yas Arena
understand if we can reduce the internal pressure drop so we can reduce motor sizes drop but we cannot compare the selections
as per WSP selection. Trane to investigate if we can reduce pressure drop across with other manufacturer as we use different
filters and or enthalpy wheel by return. Please note; all units are smaller footprint than componenets ( Filter, Coil a, wheel etc)
WSP selection and we have used a cooling coil velocity of 2.2 to 2.5m/s in all selections The motor margin is kept to ensure that the
except UT-01 unit can run with additional 10% airflow and
ESP
Comments specific to AHU’s
AHU-LC-1 & 2 (2 units)
Fresh air and exhaust air should be 2720 l/s and 2200 l/s as per EI (same as
AHU/UC/2). Currently 2053l/s and 1847ls have been used and confirmed in the
corrected schedule.
spreadsheet, however, the PDF data shows the correct flow rates. Please update
Final GA drawing will be sent to BK Gulf for

Please review BIM model – WSP selection is 4500wide so the units were only 3500
review and approval however we need
high to fit underneath the structural steelwork. Please review height and reselect.
approval on the units to start manufacturing
AHU-LC-3 (1 unit) On coil condition for CHW coil is incorrect. Shown as 26.3/12.3. Comment closed. Please find enclosed the
Please update. Refer to typical comments above revised selections.

AHU-MC-1 (1 unit) . Please update. Refer to typical comments above
revised selections.

AHU-MC-2 (1 unit) MC-2 is the same unit as MC-1 but has a reduced ESP of 300Pa of
corrected dimensions in the schedule.
the return fan as per EI. Contractor to confirm why unit is larger than MC-1 as it should
However the final dimensions will be as per
be same size if not smaller.
the shop drawings from factory.

AHU-FOP- 01 to 03. (3 unit). Please update. Refer to typical comments above
revised selections.
AHU-MICE-1 & 2. (2 unit). Please update. Refer to typical comments above
revised selections.
AHU-UC-1 (1 unit) should have fresh air and exhaust as 2720 l/s and 2200 l/s as per EI. Comment closed. Please find enclosed the
UC 1 & 2 are the same unit type with same ESP. corrected schedule.
AHU-UC-2 (1 unit). Please update. Refer to typical comments above Comply.

AHU-LT-01 & 10 (2 Unit) Please update. Refer to typical comments above Comply.
AHU-LT-02 & 09 (2 Unit) Please update. Refer to typical comments above. Extract fan
is only 350Pa ESP as per EI. Please update unit dimension as this cannot be correct.
revised schedule.
Shown as 2108 high
AHU-UT-02 (1 Unit) Please update unit dimension as this cannot be correct. Shown as Actual dimensions will be provided once we
2108 high receive the GA drawings from factory.
AHU-UT-01 & 03 (2 Unit) Please update. Refer to typical comments above Comply.
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Employer: Miral
Submittal Ref YSD-P02-0508-HV- Rev 1/ Date of Review: 19/02/19

BKG-MS-00024 and 48 0
WSP Comments:
Reviewer
Serial Comment/Instruction/Observation
(Initials)
1 Please provide Notice of Deviation as per Client change management process for all
deviations. If Client does not approve NOD then the Contractor shall comply with all
specification requirements fully.
2 All AHU’s with enthalpy wheels shall have 20% margin on the total cooling coil capacity.
3 All AHU’s fans to be sized with an additional 10% ESP pressure and 10% additional flow if
required.
WSP specification for 20% ESP margin but this has been relaxed for AHU’s fans
4 Contractor to issued AHU units configuration for all units so it is clear on the material
submittal. Please provide typical unit details showing access arrangement.
5 Type 1 AHU Type
• WSP have reviewed the smaller enthalpy wheel sized for fresh air required with
bypass dampers. Trane to confirm if this arrangement make any difference to size
of unit as we are no sure what is the benefit. Adding more dampers to the units
will only increase pressure drop and maintenance for the unit.
• WSP confirmed sensible wheel in peak cooling mode only provides 2DegC
increase to supply, however in part load, the wheel will need to increase via VFD
to provide 6-8DegC of heat pick up. Trane to review and provide a selection to
suit.
• Trane to investigate if we can increase sensible wheel velocity to optimise unit

size
• Trane to provide example 2 fan configuration for the larger units above 13m/s.3.
WSP Suggested LC 1 and 2 are submitted for review
• Door access hatches on AHU to be confirmed
6 Type 2 AHU Type
• Fresh air and exhaust dampers to be provided
• Access section to be prove after the enthalpy on fresh air side
• Access door to the supply fan to be shown
• Trane to confirm access to CHW coil. Access is shown on WSP configuration
• Enthalpy wheel will have full door access with cam lock and hinge and handles
7 Type 3 AHU Type

• Fresh air and exhaust dampers to be provided
• Access section to be provided after the PHEX on fresh air side
• Trane to confirm access to CHW coil. Access is shown on WSP configuration
8 Type 4 AHU Type
• Trane to confirm access to CHW coil with the HSHP configuration. For inspection
purposes only Access is shown on WSP configuration
9 Eurovent characteristics for mechanical strength, casing air leakage, filter bypass, thermal
transmittance and thermal bridging to be provided as per specification. BKG to provide
details
Eurovent is based on EN 1886: “Ventilation for buildings – Air Handling Units –

Mechanical performance. As a minimum units shall be the following Eurovent Standards,
mechanical strength class D1, casing air leakage class L1, filter bypass class F9, thermal
transmittance class T2 and thermal bridging class: TB2.
Contractor to confirm testing standards.
10 All materials and equipment shall be tropicalised and suitable for use in the high ambient
temperatures and humidity conditions encountered. The close proximity of the sea
presents a saline corrosion risk and all materials and equipment shall be suitably corrosion
protected. All external equipment shall withstand; abrasion from sand and fine particles,
intense sunlight with high infra-red and UV content, high ambient temperature/humidity
and sea mists (with consequent deposition of salts on equipment) for the duration of its
design life.
Therefore’ all exposed AHU’s and all components such as but not limited to casing, coils,
heat recovery devices, frame, fans, motors etc of the unit that are exposed to the ambient
air / conditions shall be coated in an appropriate marine grade epoxy coating (C5M)
suitable for corrosive and or seaside environments..
We have researched and Part 5 of the standard ISO 12944 defines protective coating
systems for different corrosive environments: C2, C3, C4, C5-I and C5-M. Corrosivity
category C 3 Medium atmospheric-corrosivity appears suitable for Coastal areas with low
salinity. Therefore, we need justification that the air quality on Yas Island has low saline
conditions as per good practice standards or Contractor to increase corrosive
environments C5-M etc
11 Motor starter details and VFD details to be provided in separate submittal as advised in
submittal. All motors shall be IE3 efficiency and be suitable for VFD. All motors above
0.75kW shall be provided with VFD.
All motors shall be IP65 if installed externally and IP55 if installed internally.
All fans shall be 75% efficient as per specification.

12 Factory test of units is specified to be undertaken, however this is noted as a deviation in
the specification compliance statement. Trane have advised Eurovent standards is to be
complied with including coil test certificate & fan motor balancing test certificate for each
unit. BKG to clarify if a full factory test will be completed even if Client or Engineer do not
attend. NOD to be raised on this.
13 Submit reports of independent tests demonstrating that the products and systems comply
with the specified performance requirements. We need independents test for coils, heat
recovery devices, this is important as heat recovery devices are being installed in the unit
at site once delivered. Contractor to provide
14 Contractor to provide a comparison between NFPA 90A and Class 1 surface spread of
flame to ensure standard is equivalent to specification requirements.
15 Pre-construction testing of all products is noted as a deviation. NOD to be raised
16 All AHU’s shall be designed and tested in accordance with BS EN 1886 and BS EN
13053, comparison to be provided against Eurovent Standards to ensure standard is
equivalent to specification requirements.
17 Contractor to provide a schedule to confirm the sheet thickness of the framework.

Specification compliance statement states units vary from 1.5mm to 3.0mm. WSP
specification states 3mm thick.
18 Panels shall be manufactured from heavy gauge galvanised mild steel sheets at least 1.2
mm thick. Contractor proposes 1mm thick only. Contractor to submit NOD or increase to
1.2mm thick.
19 All section casings shall have the same cross-section and shall be identical in
appearance. Contractor confirms final drawing to be provided to detail casing. No casing
or configuration drawings have been submitted for review. Contractor to submit all
configuration for each type of AHU so access can be seen.
20 For internal AHU’s, bulkhead lighting and visual inspections to be provided for fan section
only with IP54 rating. WSP agree to relax requirement on access sections and cooling
coils as per specification subject to NOD being approved by Client.
For external AHU’s, bulkhead lighting and visual inspections to be provided for fan section
only with IP54 rating. WSP agree to relax requirement on for all other sections
requirement lighting as per specification subject to NOD being approved by Client
21 All AHU roof to be pitched to remove risk of ponding. Specification calls for all external to
have a weatherproof outer casing with a pitched roof constructed of watertight metal
decking with water seals in all joints having suitable eaves overhang and complete with
gutters and drains. Contractor to submit NOD.
22 All dampers shall be stainless steel within the AHU’s
23 All filters shall come complete with magnehelic gauges as per specification
25 Frames, casings and filter cell holding frames shall be classified non-combustible when
tested in accordance with BS 476. Contractor to provide comparison against Flame
retardancy according to DIN 53438 : Class F1 Standards to ensure standard is equivalent
to specification requirements of BS476.
25 Unless stated otherwise elsewhere coils shall be manufactured from 16mm (OD) copper
tube with a minimum wall thickness of 0.4mm and a 35mm pitch. Fins shall make firm and
continuous contact with the primary tubes and be constructed from aluminium or copper
as stated elsewhere and have a minimum thickness of 0.15mm. Contractor to submit
NOD for 12.7mm coil and 0.12mm fins
26 All cooling coils shall be housed in stainless steel frames
27 All cooling coils shall be have durable flexible C5M equivalent epoxy polymer coating to
protect the coil fins from corrosion due to salt and sand laden air.
28 The CHW connection shall either be threaded or flanged connection to chilled water
coils. Trane to update compliance statement
29 All cooling coil drip shall be 1mm thick stainless steel 316. This also complies to any drip
tray for any recovery devices
All large cooling coil to be constructed in two horizontal sections to reduce maintenance
space requirement for the AHU. Contractor to confirm what coils are considered large.
We believe any coil above 50kW shall be considered large and provided with two
horizontal sections. Contractor to clarify
30 As WSP have relaxed specification required of 2.0m/s for coil velocity to 2.5m/s to
optimise unit size for AHU’s, eliminator shall be provided to remove risk of moisture carry
over
31 Provide condensate drains to all cooling coils, humidifier sections and recuperator
sections of the air handling units as per specification
32 All PHEX to be aluminium but need to be coated, plain is not acceptable. C5M corrosive
protection required. If not provided, Contractor shall use stainless steel 316
33 All Enthalpy wheels shall be aluminium and need to be coated, plain is not acceptable.
C5M corrosive protection required.
34 All heat recovery wheels shall be variable speed with the use of VFD or EC motor to suit
the required off coil conditions and effectiveness.
35 All heat pipes shall be coated, plain is not acceptable. C5M corrosive protection required.
36 Outlet air velocities shall not exceed 10 m/s unless indicated otherwise.
37 All fans shall be tested in accordance with BS EN ISO 5801:2008, BS 848-1:2007 and BS
ISO 13347. Fan impellers shall be statically and dynamically balanced at the works of the
manufacturer and test certificates issued to the CA.
Contractor to provide comparison against AMCA certification to ensure standard is

equivalent to specification requirements of BSEN.
38 A bolted on access door shall be provided on the fan scroll to allow inspection and
cleaning of the impeller. Inlet eyes shall be of the curved aerofoil profile to
streamline. Trane to advise what is the manufacture standard
39 Belt drives shall comply with BS 3790. Contractor to provide comparison against AMCA
standard to ensure standard is equivalent to specification requirements of BS
40 Guards - All power transmission shafts, belts and pulley drives shall be guarded and be
inc compliance with PD 5304 shall be complied with
41 Motors arranged for automatic starting shall have a label of durable material, not less than
150mm x 100mm
42 A set of replacement belts and pulleys shall be provided and fitted where required at no
additional cost to the contract.
43 For the testing and rating of all types of heat exchangers for heat pipes, PHEX, sensible
and enthalpy wheels. Contractor to provide comparison against ARI 410:2001 standards
and BS EN 305, 306 and 308
44 We note that heat recovery devices will not be installed within AHU at the factory but
shipped separately and installed at site condition. This does comply with specification
requirement.
Therefore, we need a statement from Contractor that this will be fully co-ordinated with
AHU supplier to ensure we have no co-ordinate issues at site. Contractor to provide
underletter on this.
45 Fan test data shall comply with BS 848-1 and BS ISO 13347. Contractor to provide
comparison against AMCA certified standard to ensure standard is equivalent to
specification requirements of BS
46 Submit maximum vibration levels for the assembled fan. At a minimum, vibration levels
shall not exceed 50dB re 1 micro G at 1/ 3 octave band readings from 5Hz to 100Hz
frequency.
47 All motors shall be selected to operate at a maximum of 1450 rpm and frequency of 50Hz
48 Unless otherwise stated all fans installed in air distribution systems shall have a minimum
total efficiency at the system operating conditions as spec. Contractor to ensure proposed
units have no negative effect on energy model
49 Anti-vibration mounts will be reviewed via a separate material submittal. will be submitted
50 fan assembly shall be painted with two coats of primer finish and two coats of flat or gloss
finish at the manufacturer’s works to an approved colour. C5M corrosive protection
required.
52 Please confirm manufactures standard for drainage connection of fan scroll and indicator
for direction of impeller rotation as unclear.
53 All fans impeller shaft shall be stainless steel.
54 Equipment energy performance shall be meet the required energy model credits to ensure
Estidama rating is not compromised.
55 The thermal wheel rotor media shall be composed of aluminium foil or other approved
heat exchange media, coated to prohibit corrosion and surface oxidation. C5M coating to
be provided.
56 Acoustic study to be undertaken as per specification. BAM to clarify.
57 Contractor to confirm noise levels generated the equipment proposal have been mitigated
via acoustic treatment to ensure all equipment meet the project noise criteria.
Contractor is responsible for ensuring all noise from equipment is mitigated to meet project
noise criteria, this is not limited to attenuators. Contractor to provide acoustic study to
demonstrate this.
58 Contractor to provide letter from Manufacturer to state the anticipated design life of the
units if recommended manufacture maintenance requirements are undertaken
59 All equipment shall comply with Abu Dhabi Civil Defence. Contractor to provide
Undertaking Letter to confirm this.
60 Should the Contractor consider the above response constitutes a variation, he shall
provide notification and follow the Variation procedures as per the appropriate and
required Contract Conditions and Contract Clauses, before proceeding with the Works.
Name:
Date
BK Gulf YAS SOUTH INTEGRATED DESTINATION RESORT -ARENA, ENERGY CENTER &
ARENA RETAIL
RESPONSE TO WSP COMMENTS
Version: 00 Status: Submit for Approval

Date:22.07.2018 Document No: YSD-P02-0508-EL-BKG-MS-00001
REPLY TO CONSULTANT COMMENTS – AIR HANDLING UNITS
AS PER WORKSHOP BETWEEN
S.NO. CONSULTANT COMMENTS TRANE REPLY TRANE/BK GULF/WSP ON 07
MARCH 2019
1. Please provide Notice of Deviation as per We have complied with the specifications clauses Accepted by WSP
Client change management process for all as much as possible.
deviations. If Client does not approve NOD
then the Contractor shall comply with all
specification requirements fully.
2. All AHU’s with enthalpy wheels shall have 20% Comply. Accepted by WSP
margin on the total cooling coil capacity.
3. All AHU’s fans to be sized with an additional 10% Comply. Accepted by WSP
ESP pressure and 10% additional flow if required.
WSP specification for 20% ESP margin but this has BK gulf are following the ESP values advised in the Accepted by WSP
been relaxed for AHU’s fans design validation documents and EI.
4. Contractor to issued AHU units configuration Comply. Drawings for all AHUs are now provided in Accepted by WSP
for all units so it is clear on the material the submittal.
submittal. Please provide typical unit details Please note final factory drawings for all AHUs will WSP MR: Drawings not provided
showing access arrangement. be provided after submittal approval and placing the in this submittal. BKG to ensure
order to factory and these will cover any final tuning AHU configuration and factory
as per shop drawings (coil location, access panels drawings are as per workshops
sides ...etc). comments issued 12/03/19
Sample drawings for each type were presented in
the design validation workshops.
5. Type 1 AHU
• WSP have reviewed the smaller enthalpy • The design OA is less than 50% of the total Accepted by WSP
wheel sized for fresh air required with supply airflow, and noting from WSP
bypass dampers. Trane to confirm if this workshops the enthalpy HRW will be only
arrangement make any difference to size needed at design conditions when there is
of unit as we are no sure what is the an event/function in the Arena, which is
benefit. Adding more dampers to the units less than 15% of the year. We have
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will only increase pressure drop and proposed the revised schematic to ensure
maintenance for the unit. lower pressure drop in the unit when it is
running in “Free cooling mode”.
• WSP confirmed sensible wheel in peak
cooling mode only provides 2DegC • Comply. Please find enclosed the sensible Accepted by WSP
increase to supply, however in part load, wheel selection with with 8 deg delta T.
the wheel will need to increase via VFD VFD will be provided by BK Gulf at site
to provide 6-8DegC of heat pick up.
Trane to review and provide a selection
to suit.
• The sensible wheel is currently selected at
• Trane to investigate if we can increase 4-5 M/sec face velocity which is the most Accepted by WSP
sensible wheel velocity to optimise unit optimum range we do not recommend
size higher face velocity as this would damage
the wheels
• Trane to provide example 2 fan • Please note all the AHU/FAHU will be
provided with single fan configuration as Accepted by WSP
configuration for the larger units above
13m/s.3. WSP Suggested LC 1 and 2 per latest design validation documents.
are submitted for review
• Access door will be provided for fan

• Door access hatches on AHU to be Accepted by WSP
section, filter section and mixing box
confirmed section. The Doors will be either hinged or
latched.
6. Type 2 AHU Type
• Fresh air and exhaust dampers to be • Comply Accepted by WSP

provided
• The HRW section is completely removable Accepted by WSP
• Access section to be prove after the
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enthalpy on fresh air side from the side and access in front is not
required
• Access door to the supply fan to be shown
• Comply Accepted by WSP
• Trane to confirm access to CHW coil.
Access is shown on WSP configuration • Cooling coil is on guide rail and can be Accepted by WSP
completely removed for maintenance; also,
• Enthalpy wheel will have full door access the coil face can be seen from fan section.
with cam lock and hinge and handles Accepted by WSP
• Enthalpy wheel will have latched type doors
with handles due to larger door size.
7. Type 3 AHU Type
• Fresh air and exhaust dampers to be • Comply

provided
• The PHEX section is completely removable Accepted by WSP
• Access section to be provided after the from the side after dismantling the frame
PHEX on fresh air side and access in front is not required
• Trane to confirm access to CHW coil. Access • Cooling coil is on guide rail and can be Accepted by WSP
is shown on WSP configuration completely removed for maintenance; also,
the coil face can be seen from fan section.
8 Type 4 AHU Type
• Trane to confirm access to CHW coil with • Cooling coil and horse shoe heat pipes can Accepted by WSP
the HSHP configuration. For inspection be accessed by the removable panels at
purposes only Access is shown on WSP either side of the coil. Separate access
configuration section is not required.
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9 Eurovent, casing characteristics for mechanical The specs call for Eurovent certification, but no Accepted by WSP
strength air leakage, filter bypass, thermal classes are mentioned. Please note the below
transmittance and thermal bridging to be provided Eurovent classification for the proposed units:
as per specification. BKG to provide details • Mechanical strength class D1
• Casing air leakage class L1
Eurovent is based on EN 1886: “Ventilation for • Filter bypass class F9
buildings – Air Handling Units – Mechanical • Thermal transmittance class T2
performance. As a minimum units shall be the • Thermal bridging class: TB3
following Eurovent Standards, mechanical
strength class D1, casing air leakage class L1, The Eurovent certification/testing is based on EN
filter bypass class F9, thermal transmittance class 1886: “Ventilation for buildings – Air Handling Units
T2 and thermal bridging class: TB2. – Mechanical performance
Contractor to confirm testing standards.
10 All materials and equipment shall be tropicalised Comply.
and suitable for use in the high ambient
temperatures and humidity conditions encountered.
The close proximity of the sea presents a saline Please note as per AHU specification clause 2.3 Accepted by WSP
corrosion risk and all materials and equipment shall Clause C the panel corrosion resistance required is
500 hours as per ASTB B117 WSP MR: 2000 hours
be suitably corrosion protected. All external confirmed in new submittal
equipment shall withstand; abrasion from sand and Trane external panel exceeds the specified
fine particles, intense sunlight with high infra-red requirement
and UV content, high ambient temperature/humidity
and sea mists (with consequent deposition of salts
on equipment) for the duration of its design life.
Therefore all exposed AHU’s and all components

such as but not limited to casing, coils, heat The C5M is not mentioned in the specification. Accepted by WSP
recovery devices, frame, fans, motors etc of the unit However, the following coating will be provided.
that are exposed to the ambient air / conditions 1) Pre-coated outer skin
shall be coated in an appropriate marine grade
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epoxy coating (C5M) suitable for corrosive and or 2) Herasite coating for cooling coils.
seaside environments. 3) Epoxy-coated plate heat exchanger
We have researched and Part 5 of the standard ISO WSP MR: Contractor to
12944 defines protective coating systems for provide confirmation of
different corrosive environments: C2, C3, C4, C5-I epoxy finish of sensible
and C5-M. Corrosivity category C 3 Medium wheel and enthalpy wheel
atmospheric-corrosivity appears suitable for Coastal Herasite coating is also
areas with low salinity. Therefore, we need noted on heat pipes as well
justification that the air quality on Yas Island has in compliance statement
low saline conditions as per good practice
standards or Contractor to increase corrosive
environments C5-M etc.
11 • Motor starter details and VFD details to be • Comply. BK gulf will submit a separate Accepted by WSP
provided in separate submittal as advised in submittal for the VFD.
submittal.
• Comply with IE2 (EFF 1) efficiency as per Trane confirms the motor to IE3
• All motors shall be IE3 efficiency and be specification. efficiency.
suitable for VFD.
• Comply by BK Gulf Accepted by WSP
• All motors above 0.75kW shall be provided
with VFD. • Comply IP55 will be provided as long all Accepted by WSP
motors are located inside the AHU.
• All motors shall be IP65 if installed externally
and IP55 if installed internally. • 75% efficiency is complied for majority of Accepted by WSP
the units; however for units with low airflow
• All fans shall be 75% efficient as per rates and relatively high total pressure
specification. (expected in AHUs), this efficiency cannot
be met.
• All Duty point based on the Design Accepted by WSP

validation revised schedule .
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12 Factory test of units is specified to be undertaken, The Proposed AHUs are Eurovent certified and Accepted by WSP
however this is noted as a deviation in the Trane will provide the below individual component
specification compliance statement. Trane have tests:
advised Eurovent standards is to be complied with • Coil pressure test certificate
including coil test certificate & fan motor balancing • Fan motor balancing test certificate
test certificate for each unit. BKG to clarify if a full
factory test will be completed even if Client or
Engineer do not attend. NOD to be raised on this.
13 Submit reports of independent tests demonstrating The Individual components are certified as below: Accepted by WSP
that the products and systems comply with the • Cooling coil is rated in accordance with
specified performance requirements. We need AHRI
independents test for coils, heat recovery devices, • HRW is AHRI/Eurovent certified and test
this is important as heat recovery devices are certificate is attached.
being installed in the unit at site once delivered.
Contractor to provide.
14 Contractor to provide a comparison between Please note the below comparison Accepted by WSP
NFPA 90A and Class 1 surface spread of flame
to ensure standard is equivalent to specification • NFPA 90A - standard for the Installation of
requirements. Air-Conditioning and Ventilating Systems to
protect life and property from fire, smoke,
and gases resulting from fire or conditions
having manifestations similar to fire.
• BS 476 - Fire tests on building materials

and structures. Method of test to determine
the classification of the surface spread of
flame of products
15 Pre-construction testing of all products is noted as a Point is unclear. Accepted by WSP
deviation. NOD to be raised Please refer to our replies to points (12) and (13) for
the units testing.
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16 All AHU’s shall be designed and tested in Comply. Accepted by WSP
accordance with BS EN 1886 and BS EN
13053, comparison to be provided against
Eurovent Standards to ensure standard is
equivalent to specification requirements.
17 Contractor to provide a schedule to confirm Comply as noted below: Accepted by WSP

the sheet thickness of the framework. 3 mm thickness is used at the ribs and the 90
Specification compliance statement states degree angles. Remaining parts will be 1.5 to 2mm
units vary from 1.5mm to 3.0mm. WSP as required for designing the frame. These
specification states 3mm thick. thicknesses achieves the highest Eurovent
classification D1 for mechanical strength.
18 Panels shall be manufactured from heavy gauge The panel thickness is 1 mm for inner and outer Accepted by WSP
galvanised mild steel sheets at least 1.2 mm thick. sheets; this thickness achieves the highest
Contractor proposes 1mm thick only. Contractor to Eurovent classification D1 for mechanical strength.
submit NOD or increase to 1.2mm thick.
19 All section casings shall have the same cross- Comply Accepted by WSP
section and shall be identical in appearance.
Contractor confirms final drawing to be provided to
detail casing. No casing or configuration drawings
have been submitted for review. Contractor to
submit all configuration for each type of AHU so
access can be seen.
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20 For internal AHU’s, bulkhead lighting and visual Comply Accepted by WSP
inspections to be provided for fan section only with
IP54 rating. WSP agree to relax requirement on
access sections and cooling coils as per
specification subject to NOD being approved by
Client.
For external AHU’s, bulkhead lighting and visual

inspections to be provided for fan section only with
IP54 rating. WSP agree to relax requirement on
for all other sections requirement lighting as per
specification subject to NOD being approved by
Client
21 All AHU roof to be pitched to remove risk of Comply. Accepted by WSP

ponding. Specification calls for all external to Canopy will be provided only for outdoor AHU’s.
have a weatherproof outer casing with a pitched No NOD is required
roof constructed of watertight metal decking with
water seals in all joints having suitable eaves
overhang and complete with gutters and
drains.Contractor to submit NOD.
22 All dampers shall be stainless steel within the AHU’s The AHU is provided with GI dampers as the Accepted by WSP
complete AHU inner skin and the ductwork is of
GI/MS material.
Stainless steel dampers is not an option for Trane
AHUs factory.
Stainless steel damper are installed in the Duct as
per approved material submittal in the project.
23 All filters shall come complete with magnehelic Comply Accepted by WSP
gauges as per specification
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24 Frames, casings and filter cell holding frames shall Comply with BS 476 standard and attached test Accepted by WSP
be classified non-combustible when tested in certificates
accordance with BS 476. Contractor to provide
comparison against Flame retardancy according to
DIN 53438 : Class F1 Standards to ensure
standard is equivalent to specification
requirements of BS476.
25 Unless stated otherwise elsewhere coils shall be Trane is manufacturing its own coil unlike most Accepted by WSP
manufactured from 16mm (OD) copper tube with a suppliers and has below standard options which
minimum wall thickness of 0.4mm and a 35mm meet the required performance of the Coil
pitch. Fins shall make firm and continuous contact • 12.7 mm coil diameter. Trane don’t have
with the primary tubes and be constructed from option for 16mm dia. tubes. Please note
aluminium or copper as stated elsewhere and have longer runs of tubes and/or rows are used
a minimum thickness of 0.15mm. Contractor to for this smaller diameter.
submit NOD for 12.7mm coil and 0.12mm fins • 0.12 mm fins thickness
Please note the coil performance is certified by
Eurovent with the above details.NO NOD is
required
26 All cooling coils shall be housed in stainless steel The cooling coil frame is GI as per the specification Trane confirms SS304 coil casing.
frames clause O and the coil is located after the filters and
in treated air hence SS coil casing is not required.
Also, GI matches the material for all AHUs internal
components.
27 All cooling coils shall be have durable flexible The cooling coil fins are coated with Herasite and Accepted by WSP
C5M equivalent epoxy polymer coating to the detail of the coating is attached.
protect the coil fins from corrosion due to salt
and sand laden air.
28 The CHW connection shall either be Comply with threaded connection. Accepted by WSP
threaded or flanged connection to chilled
water coils. Trane to update compliance
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statement
29 All cooling coil drip shall be 1mm thick stainless Comply with SS 304 drain pan which is available Trane confirms SS316 drain pan.
steel 316. This also complies to any drip tray for from factory.
any recovery devices
All large cooling coil to be constructed in two We do not have any coils in 2 separate horizontal Accepted by WSP
horizontal sections to reduce maintenance section.
space requirement for the AHU. Contractor to The coil is split in 2 section vertically for large coil
confirm what coils are considered large. We sizes
believe any coil above 50kW shall be
considered large and provided with two
horizontal sections. Contractor to clarify
30 As WSP have relaxed specification required of Comply.

2.0m/s for coil velocity to 2.5m/s to optimise unit
size for AHU’s, eliminator shall be provided to
remove risk of moisture carry over
31 Provide condensate drains to all cooling Humidifier is not applicable for the project Accepted by WSP
coils, humidifier sections and recuperator Heat recovery wheel section does not required
sections of the air handling units as per drain pan as per the recommendation from factory
specification and the HRW supplier hence the same is not
required.
32 All PHEX to be aluminium but need to be coated, Comply, the PHE is Epoxy coated. Accepted by WSP
plain is not acceptable. C5M corrosive protection WSP MR: Please advise if sensible wheel is
required. If not provided, Contractor shall use epoxy wheel. If plate heat exchanger can be
stainless steel 316 coated, so can the sensible wheel.
33 All Enthalpy wheels shall be aluminium and We do not recommend any coating on the HRW as Accepted by WSP
need to be coated, plain is not acceptable. the wheel is coated with molecular sieve coating WSP MR: Please provide letter from
C5M corrosive protection required. (hygroscopic) for heat transfer. wheel manufacturer confirming
corrosion protection coating is not
required for saline areas.
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34 All heat recovery wheels shall be variable speed All Wheel motor are compatible with VFD Accepted by WSP
with the use of VFD or EC motor to suit the WSP MR: Contractor to confirm VFD will
required off coil conditions and effectiveness. be provided with all wheels as per spec
35 All heat pipes shall be coated, plain is not Comply with Herasite coating. Accepted by WSP
acceptable. C5M corrosive protection required.
36 Outlet air velocities shall not exceed 10 m/s unless Outlet velocity ranging from 10m/sec to 13.8m/sec Accepted by WSP
indicated otherwise. for most optimum performance.
For AHU-WC-1 & AHU-WC-2, the outlet velocity will
be 16 m/s Only for the Extract fan.
37 All fans shall be tested in accordance with BS EN Comply
ISO 5801:2008, BS 848-1:2007 and BS ISO
13347. Fan impellers shall be statically and
dynamically balanced at the works of the
manufacturer and test certificates issued to the
CA.
Contractor to provide comparison against AMCA
certification to ensure standard is equivalent to
specification requirements of BSEN.
38 A bolted on access door shall be provided Comply with the access door for the fan section. Accepted by WSP
on the fan scroll to allow inspection and However, please note drain plugs will be provided
cleaning of the impeller. Inlet eyes shall be in fan scroll for cleaning.
of the curved aerofoil profile to streamline.
Trane to advise what is the manufacture
standard
39 Belt drives shall comply with BS 3790. Comply Accepted by WSP
Contractor to provide comparison against AMCA
standard to ensure standard is equivalent to
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40 Guards - All power transmission shafts, belts and Comply for Belt Guards Accepted by WSP
pulley drives shall be guarded and be inc
compliance with PD 5304 shall be complied with
41 Motors arranged for automatic starting shall have a The label will be put locally on AHU Panel by BK Accepted by WSP
label of durable material, not less than 150mm x Gulf
100mm
42 A set of replacement belts and pulleys shall be Comply, as per F&G letter for spares. Accepted by WSP
provided and fitted where required at no
additional cost to the contract.
43 For the testing and rating of all types of heat There is no comparison available currently however Accepted by WSP
exchangers for heat pipes, PHEX, sensible and AHRI is a reputed third party which certifies the
WSP MR: Please provide
enthalpy wheels. Contractor to provide performance of the Heat wheel.
AHRI certification
comparison against ARI 410:2001 standards and
BS EN 305, 306 and 308
44 We note that heat recovery devices will not be Comply and we will provide necessary supervision Accepted by WSP
installed within AHU at the factory but shipped for assembly of these devices.
separately and installed at site condition. This
does comply with specification requirement.
Therefore, we need a statement from

Contractor that this will be fully co-ordinated
with AHU supplier to ensure we have no co-
ordinate issues at site. Contractor to provide
underletter on this.
45 Fan test data shall comply with BS 848-1 Comply Accepted by WSP
and BS ISO 13347. Contractor to provide
comparison against AMCA certified
standard to ensure standard is equivalent to
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46 Submit maximum vibration levels for the Comply as per ISO 1940/1: Balance quality grade Accepted by WSP
assembled fan. At a minimum, vibration levels 6.3 – The fans shall be dynamically balanced (two
shall not exceed 50dB re 1 micro G at 1/ 3 plane) on their shaft in radial direction.
octave band readings from 5Hz to 100Hz
frequency.
47 All motors shall be selected to operate at a Comply for most of the motor except for AHU with Accepted by WSP
maximum of 1450 rpm and frequency of 50Hz low Airflow rates (below 5,000 l/sec)
48 Unless otherwise stated all fans installed in air Energy model validation by WSP Accepted by WSP
distribution systems shall have a minimum total
WSP MR: Design changes will be
efficiency at the system operating conditions as updated by WSP. Construction
spec. Contractor to ensure proposed units have no changes updated by Contractor
negative effect on energy model
49 Anti-vibration mounts will be reviewed via a separate • Spring anti-vibration isolators are provided Accepted by WSP
material submittal. will be submitted for the fans inside the AHUs.
• The AHU external base frame will be laid
directly on the concrete plinths or steel
structure. No further vibration mounts are
needed.
50 Fan assembly shall be painted with two coats of • WSP comment applies to general fans Accepted by WSP
primer finish and two coats of flat or gloss finish at expected to be mounted in open plant WSP MR: WSP notes statement
the manufacturer’s works to an approved colour. rooms or outside at external ambient and proposed material but does
C5M corrosive protection required. conditions. not accept that fan specification
• The AHU specs don’t call for this coating as cannot be applied to AHU with
the fans are located inside the AHUs. fans.
• Trane do not believe extra coating is
needed, as the fan assembly is
downstream of the filter and hence located
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in treated environment. Hence the
proposed galvanized steel housing is
suitable as per the specification.
52 Please confirm manufactures standard for Comply and drain plug will be provided Accepted by WSP
drainage connection of fan scroll and indicator for
direction of impeller rotation as unclear.
53 All fans impeller shaft shall be stainless steel. • WSP comment applies to general fans Accepted by WSP
expected to be mounted in open plant
rooms or outside at external ambient WSP MR: WSP notes statement
conditions. and proposed material but does
• The AHU specs don’t call for stainless steel not accept that fan specification
shafts as the fans are located inside the cannot be applied to AHU with
AHUs. fans.
• Trane do not believe stainless steel shafts
are needed, as the fan assembly is
downstream of the filter and hence located
in treated environment. Hence the
proposed carbon steel shaft is suitable as
per the specification.
54 Equipment energy performance shall be meet the Energy model validation by WSP Accepted by WSP
required energy model credits to ensure Estidama WSP MR: Refer to comment 48
rating is not compromised.
55 The thermal wheel rotor media shall be composed We do not recommend any coating on the HRW as Accepted by WSP
of aluminium foil or other approved heat exchange the wheel is coated with molecular sieve coating WSP MR: Refer to comment 33
media, coated to prohibit corrosion and surface (hygroscopic) for heat transfer.
oxidation. C5M coating to be provided.
56 Acoustic study to be undertaken as per specification. By others. BK Gulf will select the sound attenuators Accepted by WSP
BAM to clarify. to comply with specification requirements.
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57 Contractor to confirm noise levels generated the By others. BK Gulf will select the sound attenuators Accepted by WSP
equipment proposal have been mitigated via to comply with specification requirements.
acoustic treatment to ensure all equipment meet WSP MR: Contractor to ensure all
acoustic requirement as per Contract
the project noise criteria.
are met and complied with.
Contractor is responsible for ensuring all noise from
equipment is mitigated to meet project noise
criteria, this is not limited to attenuators. Contractor
to provide acoustic study to demonstrate this.
58 Contractor to provide letter from Manufacturer Comply 18-22 years Accepted by WSP
to state the anticipated design life of the units if WSP MR: Please provide Letter from
recommended manufacture maintenance manufacturers
requirements are undertaken
59 All equipment shall comply with Abu AHUs are not applicable to Civil Defense Accepted by WSP
Dhabi Civil Defence. Contractor to compliance.
provide Undertaking Letter to confirm WSP to clarify this comment.
this.
60 Should the Contractor consider the above Noted. Accepted by WSP

response constitutes a variation, he shall provide
notification and follow the Variation procedures
as per the appropriate and required Contract
Conditions and Contract Clauses, before
proceeding with the Works.
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KRUVENT INDUSTRIES (M) SDN BHD
* WORK INSTRUCTION *
UKP BEARINGS REMOVAL & INSTALLATION
DOC NO : KVM-W42 REV NO : 02 EFFECTIVE DATE : 6/6/2018 PAGE NO : 2 OF 8
1. Use Thinner to clean the lacquer on the shaft thoroughly.
2. Knock gently with screwdriver and hammer to straighten the bended tab
Caution: Do not knock into the bearing seal!
3. Loose the lock nut from the adapter sleeve by knocking it with screwdriver and hammer.
4. Turn the lock nut to another side and put into the adapter sleeve. (Hand tight only)
5. Knock the adapter sleeve surface with a shaft cover and a hammer. At the same time, manually turn the
wheel in rotating condition
6. Release nuts and remove the bolts from the bearing.

7. Remove the bearing from the shaft. Use Puller if necessary. Place a wood to support the shaft.
8. Prepare UKP Bearing, adapter sleeve, locking washer, lock nut and bolts & nuts.
Caution: Check the conditions of the shaft by visual. Use sand paper to remove rough surface
if necessary. Remove the residual lacquer if necessary.
9. Place the Bearing unit into the shaft.

10. Lock bolts & nuts to fix the bearing unit on the bearing support.
11. Measure the shaft protrusion to ensure two ends are the same.
12. Fix 4 units of jig at inlet cone as per picture. Rotate the wheel by 360 degree to
ensure the wheel can rotate freely. Repeat the same steps on both side of inlet cones.
(For double inlet - ADA/BDB only)
Wheel Jig
USE THE WHEEL JIG TO CHECK THE GAP

BETWEEN WHEEL AND INLET CONE
13. Gently knock in the adapter sleeve and turn the lock nut & locking washer in until tight by hand.
At the same time, manually turn the wheel so in rotating condition.
Caution: Do not knock into the bearing seal!
14. Set the tightening torque wrench according to product standard P018-007-00
15. Lock the bearing to specified tightening torque.

Caution: Do not knock & damage the bearing seal!
Situation 1:
Situation 2:
16. Or by another method to mark a defined angle according to the same table.
17. Turn the nut with a hook spanner. To achieve the right fit turn the nut through the angle specified
on the attached table T4.09-53.
18. Lock the nut by bending one of the tabs from the locking washer down in the nut slot.
Product Technical Data Sheet
Century Chemical Paint & Hardware Trading Sdn. Bhd.
GOLDEN PAINT RU 5502
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
It is formulated as primer sealer for metal surfaces. It provide water and chemical resistance with good
workability dry. It show gloss and good gloss retention.
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Ingredient : Pigment ,Solvent ,Acrylic Resin
Solubility in water : Insoluble
PRODUCT DATA
Drying Time : Touch dry : 5 minutes Hard dry : 2-3 hours
Recoating Interval : Mininum 2 hours
Recommended of Coats : 1-2
Application Method : Brush or air spray only
Surface preparation : Metal
Surface must be dry and free from dirt, grease and other contaminants.
Ferrous substrate should be sanded to remove millscales and rust. Clean
off dust and dry.
STORAGE & PACKING
Storage : The product should be kept in a cool and well ventilated place protected from direct
sunlight. Container must kept tightly closed.
Handling :Handle with care. Stir well before use.
Packing Size : 5 /20 liters
SAFETY PRECAUTION
CCP_ TDS_REVA
Product Technical Data Sheet
Century Chemical Paint & Hardware Trading Sdn. Bhd.
-Keep container tightly closed and keep out of reach of children or away from food and drink.
-Sufficient ventilation during application and drying.
- wear suitable respiratory equipment and eye protection.
-Avoid skin and eye contact. Spillage on skin should immediately be removed with suitable cleanser,
soap and water. Eyes should be well flushed with water and seek medical immediately if discomfort
persists.
-Dispose off any paint waste in accordance with the appropriate Environmental Quality Regulations.
This information relates only to the specific material designation and may not be valid for such material
used in combination with any other materials or in any process. Such information is to the best of our
knowledge and belief, accurate and reliable as of the date indicated. However, no representation,
warranty or guarantee is made as to its accuracy or completeness. It is the user’s responsibility to satisfy
himself as to the suitability and completeness of such information for his own particular use.
CCP_ TDS_REVA
Trane BVBA
Abu Dhabi Branch
Phone: +971 2 615 6100
Fax: + 971 2 6749110
To: M/S BK Gulf LLC


Subject : COOLING COIL - MOISTURE CARRY OVER
Dear Sir,
We here by confirm that the cooling coils are Trane patented design where there will not be
any moisture carry over at the selected coil face velocity of 2.5 m/s.
Thanks and Regards,

For TRANE BVBA.
Badal Jain
Sales Engineer
056 4011670
Trane BVBA
Abu Dhabi Branch
Phone: +971 2 615 6100
Fax: + 971 2 6749110
To: M/S BK Gulf LLC


Subject : DRAIN PAN FOR ENTHALPY WHEEL AND SENSIBLE WHEEL.
Dear Sir,
Please note that the drain pan is not required in enthalpy wheels and sensible wheels of
“Ostberg”.
Thanks and Regards,

For TRANE BVBA.
Badal Jain
Sales Engineer
056 4011670
Please refer to sheet overleaf for comments.
Michael Rimmer 30/10/2018

Project Name: YAS -IDR -ARENA Employer:
Contractor: Engineer:
Cost Consultant: Contractor:
Submittal Ref YSD-P02-0508-HV-BKG-MS-00024 Rev 00 Date of Review:

Description: Material Submittal for AHU's Review Status: A☐ B☐ C☐ D☐
Reviewer
Serial Item/Part/Area Comment/Instruction/Observation
(Initials)
1.1Please update compliance statement as per below. This has already been issued previously. We have numerous specification compliance
statement stating 'comply as noted' or 'comply as eurovent' or 'by contractor'. This is unacceptable as this is a clear deviation. Any other
formats will not be accepted.
2. Provide comparison table of proposed units against energy model parameters (such as heat recovery efficiency). Provide supporting
documentation for the Estidama compliance of panel insulation materials and update questionnaire accordingly.
3. The Contractor shall provide all ESP calculations with the AHU submittal to ensure rated ESP is as per the approved shop drawing and
approved equipment. Please refer to specification clause 1.2.D - Calculations. Undertaking letter will be required to confirm ESP calculations
will be provided and considered in the final AHU selections if this cannot be provided together with the material submittal.
4.Contractor to update AHU submittal as per the revised IFC AHU schedules.
5. AHU shall be designed as tested as per BS EN 1886 and 13053 as per spec. Its not acceptable to state to 'comply as Eurovent' when this
is a different standard altogether. Clause 2.1.B.
6. Clause 2.1.F. AHU's need to tested at factory and certificate issued to CA before shipping to site.
7. Clause 2.2 B - all Framing shall be 3mm as per spec.
8. Clause 2.2 J. All panels shall be 1.2mm thick galvanised mild steel
9. All AHU shall have a composite and smoke rating as per NFPA 90A and UL 181
10. Visual inspection portholes shall be for all sections stated in Clause 2.2.
11. Bulkhead head lights required as per spec clause 2.3 - E.
12. Access sections shall be provided as per Clause 2.4 and the project schematics drawings.
13. Max coil velocity shall be 2.0m/s max
14. Cooling coils shall be 16mm thick as per spec clause 2.8. Fins shall be 0.15mm minimum as per spec.
15. Coil epoxy coating shall has a minimum 15 year guarantee.
16. We need compliance statements for the following sections. This is missing
1.18 SECTION 237213 – HEAT WHEEL AIR TO AIR ENERGY RECOVERY EQUIPMENT
1.19 SECTION 237216 – HEAT PIPE AIR TO AIR ENERGY RECOVERY EQUIPMENT
1.20 SECTION 237219 – FIXED PLATE AIR TO AIR ENERGY RECOVERY EQUIPMENT
1.9 SECTION 233400 – HVAC FANS.
WSP Particular specifications and Equipment schedule clauses
Name Michael Rimmer Signature Date 30/10/2018

Project Name: YAS -IDR -ARENA Employer:
Contractor: Engineer:
Cost Consultant: Contractor:
Submittal Ref YSD-P02-0508-HV-BKG-MS-00024 Rev 00 Date of Review:

Description: Material Submittal for AHU's Review Status: A☐ B☐ C☐ D☐
Reviewer
Serial Item/Part/Area Comment/Instruction/Observation
(Initials)
1 All fans shall include 10% margin for flow and 20% ESP rating for commissioning purposes as per schedules and specification.
17.
18. All fans shall run at maximum 1440 RPM as per specification.
18. All fans shall be sized to overcome the dirty filter condition not ' half choked' as per compliance statement.
19. Fan efficiency shall be as per specification or to meet the energy model requirements, which ever is the most higher efficiency requirement
20. All panel filters shall be G4 type as per specification.
21. Trane Trade License is going to expire early November. Please ensure this is renewed.
11. Should the Contractor consider the above response constitutes a variation, he shall provide notification and follow the Variation procedures
as per the appropriate and required Contract Conditions and Contract Clauses, before proceeding with the Works.
12. Should the Contractor have any objection to the enclosed comments he shall notify the Engineer in writing within 7 days of receipt of the
comments, otherwise they will be taken as accepted.
13. List of material proposed does not relive the contractor from his responsibility to comply the project requirements as specified and site
requirements.
14. All equipment noise criteria shall meet the acoustic criteria for the project and be verified by the Contractors acoustic consultant
14. Equipment energy performance shall be meet the required energy model credits to ensure Estidama rating is not not compromised.
14. Provide Warranty certificate which complies to Specification
15. Provide Country of Origin certificate.
16. Client and F&G to add their comments if any.
Name Michael Rimmer Signature Date 30/10/2018

PROJECT : ARENA, ENERGY CENTER & ARENA RETAIL
Specifications Compliance
1. Please update compliance statement as per below. This has Please refer to revised compliance statement.
already been issued previously. We have numerous specification
compliance statement stating 'comply as noted' or 'comply as
eurovent' or 'by contractor'. This is unacceptable as this is a clear
deviation. Any other formats will not be accepted.
2. Provide comparison table of proposed units against energy model Heat recovery efficiency followed as per WSP instruction in the AHU
parameters (such as heat recovery efficiency). Provide supporting workshops as attached in the selections.
documentation for the Estidama compliance of panel insulation
materials and update questionnaire accordingly.
3. The Contractor shall provide all ESP calculations with the AHU Comply, ESP calculation will be done after finalization of shop
submittal to ensure rated ESP is as per the approved shop drawing drawings and equipment flow rates.
and approved equipment. Please refer to specification clause 1.2.D
- Calculations. Undertaking letter will be required to confirm ESP
calculations will be provided and considered in the final AHU
selections if this cannot be provided together with the material
submittal.
4. Contractor to update AHU submittal as per the revised IFC AHU BK Gulf still awaiting the revised IFC AHU schedules.
schedules.
5. AHU shall be designed as tested as per BS EN 1886 and 13053 as Comply and the AHU is performance tested by Eurovent as per
per spec. Its not acceptable to state to 'comply as Eurovent' when EN1886 & 13053
this is a different standard altogether. Clause 2.1.B.
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6. Clause 2.1.F. AHU's need to tested at factory and certificate issued Comply and the AHU is tested with quality tests such as Coil
to CA before shipping to site. pressure test, Fan and motor balancing test etc and the certificates
will be submitted after the shipment.
7. Clause 2.2 B - all Framing shall be 3mm as per spec. Varies with 2-3 mm depending on the section and the size of the
AHU
8. Clause 2.2 J. All panels shall be 1.2mm thick galvanised mild steel The skin thickness is 1.0 mm Inner and Outer Panel.
9. All AHU shall have a composite and smoke rating as per NFPA 90A Comply and the panel tested for Surface spread of flame and Fire
and UL 181 propagation Index as per BS 476 Standards
10. Visual inspection portholes shall be for all sections stated in Clause Visual Inspection ports will be provided in Fan section
2.2.
11. Bulkhead head lights required as per spec clause 2.3 - E. Comply and the lights will be provided in the Fan section
12. Access sections shall be provided as per Clause 2.4 and the project We have provided access sections in the Fan and the
schematics drawings. Coil and filter has removable doors hence can accessed at site.
13. Max coil velocity shall be 2.0m/s max Comply.
14. Cooling coils shall be 16mm thick as per spec clause 2.8. Fins shall The coil diameter is 12 mm and fin thickness of 0.12 mm however we
be 0.15mm minimum as per spec. can meet the inetent of the specification
15. Coil epoxy coating shall has a minimum 15 year guarantee. Comply with locally applied Herasite coating with 15 Years
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16. We need compliance statements for the following sections. This is Comply.
missing
1.18 SECTION 237213 – HEAT WHEEL AIR TO AIR ENERGY
RECOVERY EQUIPMENT
1.19 SECTION 237216 – HEAT PIPE AIR TO AIR ENERGY
RECOVERY EQUIPMENT
1.20 SECTION 237219 – FIXED PLATE AIR TO AIR ENERGY
RECOVERY EQUIPMENT
1.9 SECTION 233400 – HVAC FANS.
WSP Particular specifications and Equipment schedule clauses
17. All fans shall include 10% margin for flow and 20% ESP rating for Comply.
commissioning purposes as per schedules and specification.
18. All fans shall run at maximum 1440 RPM as per specification. The motor rpm will be 1440 or 2900 based on the Fan rpm required
to get the desired airflow and ESP.
18. All fans shall be sized to overcome the dirty filter condition not ' half Comply and the Fans will be capable to handle static pressure loss
choked' as per compliance statement. based on dirty filter condition.
19. Fan efficiency shall be as per specification or to meet the energy All efficiencies will be followed as per WSP instruction in the AHU
model requirements, whichever is the most higher efficiency workshops.
requirement
20. All panel filters shall be G4 type as per specification. Comply.
21. Trane Trade License is going to expire early November. Please Comply.
ensure this is renewed.
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22. Should the Contractor consider the above response constitutes a Commercial impact will be dealt separately.
variation, he shall provide notification and follow the Variation
procedures as per the appropriate and required Contract
Conditions and Contract Clauses, before proceeding with the
Works.
23. Should the Contractor have any objection to the enclosed Commercial impact will be dealt separately.
comments he shall notify the Engineer in writing within 7 days of
receipt of the comments, otherwise they will be taken as accepted.
24. List of material proposed does not relive the contractor from his Commercial impact will be dealt separately.
responsibility to comply the project requirements as specified and
site requirements.
25. All equipment noise criteria shall meet the acoustic criteria for the Comply
project and be verified by the Contractors acoustic consultant
26. Equipment energy performance shall be meet the required energy Comply and we have provided the required SFP values
model credits to ensure Estidama rating is not not compromised.
27. Provide Warranty certificate which complies to Specification Please find attached warranty certificate
28. Provide Country of Origin certificate. Please find attached sample Country of origin attached.
29. Client and F&G to add their comments if any. Noted.
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Issue:
Date: Sept. 2018
4.0 Schedule of Equipment and

Materials
ARENA RETAIL
ENERGY CENTER AHU SELECTIOS

General Air Flow Rates Supply Air Fan Return Air Fan
Fan Fan
AHU Dimensions Fan Specific Fan Fan
Supply Air Return Air Flow Rate To Air Flow ESP Motor Absorbed Motor Air Flow ESP Motor Absorbed
Description Tag Nos Length X Width X Velocity Power Fan RPM Velocity
(l/s) (l/s) Mixing Box (l/s) (Pa) Rating Power RPM (l/s) (Pa) Rating Power
Height (M/s) (W/L/S) (M/s)
(KW) (KW)
Specified as per IFC AHU-EC-RF-02 2980 X 2140 X 1610 5628 NA NA 5628 500 11 - - - 1450 1450 NA NA NA NA NA
Specified as per Workshop AHU-EC-RF-02 2980 X 2140 X 1610 5628 NA NA 5628 500 11 - - - 1450 1450 NA NA NA NA NA
Proposed AHU-EC-RF-02 2143 X 1988 X 1643 5628 NA NA 5628 500 11 11 8.11 1.44 1450 1558 NA NA NA NA NA
Specified as per IFC FAHU-EC-RF-01 2450 X 1500 X 1110 2185 NA NA 2185 500 4 - - - 1400 1400 NA NA NA NA NA
Specified as per Workshop FAHU-EC-RF-01 2450 X 1500 X 1110 2185 NA NA 2185 500 4 - - - 1400 1400 NA NA NA NA NA
Proposed FAHU-EC-RF-01 2453 X 1833 X 868 2185 NA NA 2185 500 5.5 13.4 4.94 2.26 1450 3190 NA NA NA NA NA
Specified as per IFC FAHU EC RF 02 3740 X 1500 X 1520 1145 1080 NA 1145 500 4 - - - 1400 1400 1080 500 2.2 - -
Specified as per Workshop FAHU EC RF 02 3740 X 1500 X 1520 1145 1080 NA 1145 500 4 - - - 1400 1400 1080 500 2.2 - -
Proposed FAHU EC RF 02 4980 X 1058 X 1636 1145 1080 NA 1145 500 3 11 2.28 1.99 2880 3902 1080 500 2.2 10.4 1.55
Specified as per IFC FAHU EC RF 03 4210 X 1970 X 1960 2775 2915 2775 2775 500 7.5 - - - 1400 1400 2915 500 5.5 - -
Specified as per Workshop FAHU EC RF 03 4210 X 1970 X 1960 2775 2915 1930 2775 500 7.5 - - - 1400 1400 2915 500 5.5 - -
Proposed FAHU EC RF 03 4643 X 1678 X 2236 2775 2915 1930 2775 500 7.5 13.6 5.24 1.89 1450 2838 2915 500 5.5 11.4 3.99
Specified as per IFC FAHU RV ML 08 4030 X 1780 X 1880 1940 1740 NA 1940 500 5.5 - - - 1400 1400 1740 500 3 - -
Specified as per Workshop FAHU RV ML 08 4030 X 1780 X 1880 1940 1740 NA 1940 500 5.5 - - - 1400 1400 1740 500 3 - -
Proposed FAHU RV ML 08 4670 X 1678 X 1636 1940 1740 NA 1940 500 5.5 11.9 3.45 1.78 2880 3057 1740 500 4 13.4 2.73
Specified as per IFC FAHU RV ML 09 4030 X 1430 X 1880 1475 1325 NA 1475 500 4 - - - 1400 1400 1325 500 2.2 - -
Specified as per Workshop FAHU RV ML 09 4030 X 1430 X 1880 1475 1325 NA 1475 500 4 - - - 1400 1400 1325 500 2.2 - -
Proposed FAHU RV ML 09 4825 X 1368 X 1636 1475 1325 NA 1475 500 4 11.3 2.59 1.76 2880 3378 1325 500 2.2 12.7 1.98
General Cooling Coil Enthalpy HRW
CHW CHW Coil
Effeciency
AHU Dimensions Specific Fan On Coil Off Coil CHW Supply FA On Coil Motor FA Off Coil RA On Coil
Motor Fan Coil Face Supply Return Pressure
(%)
Description Tag Nos Length X Width X Power Condition Condition TC/SC ( KW) Flow Rate Air Condition Power Condition Condition
RPM RPM velocity (M/s) Temp Temp Drop
Height (W/L/S) db/wb (C) db/wb (C) (l/s) (l/s) db/wb (C) (KW) db/wb (C) db/wb (C)
(C) (C) (kPa)
Specified as per IFC AHU-EC-RF-02 2980 X 2140 X 1610 NA NA NA 26.6/18.4 13.3/12.5 109.1/90.4 - 6 13.5 3.45 30 NA NA NA NA NA NA
Specified as per Workshop AHU-EC-RF-02 2980 X 2140 X 1610 NA NA NA 26.6/18.4 13.3/12.5 - - 6 13.5 - 30 NA NA NA NA NA NA
Proposed AHU-EC-RF-02 2143 X 1988 X 1643 NA NA NA 26.6/18.4 13.3/12.7 109.03/92.32 2.5 6 13.5 3.46 17.7 NA NA NA NA NA NA
Specified as per IFC FAHU-EC-RF-01 2450 X 1500 X 1110 NA NA NA 30.2/29.5 12.4/12 166.2/49 - 6 13.5 5.29 30 NA NA NA NA NA NA
Specified as per Workshop FAHU-EC-RF-01 2450 X 1500 X 1110 NA NA NA 30.2/29.5 12.4/12 166.2/49 - 6 13.5 - 30 NA NA NA NA NA NA
Proposed FAHU-EC-RF-01 2453 X 1833 X 868 NA NA NA 29.8/29.1 12.3/12.2 158.64/48.33 2.3 6 13.5 5.04 16.8 NA NA NA NA NA NA
Specified as per IFC FAHU EC RF 02 3740 X 1500 X 1520 - 1400 1400 24/22.8 13.5/13 41.1/15 - 6 13.5 1.31 30 1145 34.6/30.8 - 24/22.8 26/18.1 -
Specified as per Workshop FAHU EC RF 02 3740 X 1500 X 1520 - 1400 1400 - 13.5/13 - - 6 13.5 - 30 1145 34.6/30.8 - - - -
Proposed FAHU EC RF 02 4980 X 1058 X 1636 1.44 2880 3405 21.1/20.3 13.7/13.5 28.18/10.55 2.5 6 13.5 0.90 7.7 1145 34.6/30.8 0.18 21.3/20.3 16.4/14.6 76.9
Specified as per IFC FAHU EC RF 03 4210 X 1970 X 1960 - 1400 1400 20.8/16.3 13.5/13 67.4/30 - 6 13.5 2.15 30 1000 34.6/30.8 - 20.8/16.3 20/14.5 -
Specified as per Workshop FAHU EC RF 03 4210 X 1970 X 1960 - 1400 1400 - 12.1/11.8 - - 6 13.5 - 30 845 34.6/30.8 - - - -
Proposed FAHU EC RF 03 4643 X 1678 X 2236 1.37 1450 2179 21.1/15.9 12.1/11.8 35.75/30.59 2.3 6 13.5 1.14 5 845 34.6/30.8 0.04 23.6/19 20/14.5 75.2
Specified as per IFC FAHU RV ML 08 4030 X 1780 X 1880 - 1400 1400 24.2/23.2 13.5/13 72.8/26 - 6 13.5 2.32 30 1940 34.6/30.8 - 24.2/23.2 25/17.8 -
Specified as per Workshop FAHU RV ML 08 4030 X 1780 X 1880 - 1400 1400 - 13.5/13 - - 6 13.5 - 30 1940 34.6/30.8 - - - -
Proposed FAHU RV ML 08 4670 X 1678 X 1636 1.57 2880 3395 22/21.1 13.6/13.4 54.64/20.22 2.1 6 13.5 1.74 8.3 1940 34.6/30.8 0.18 22/21.1 16.2/14.7 75.4
Proposed FAHU RV ML 09 4825 X 1368 X 1636 1.49 2880 3652 20.3/19.3 13.4/13.4 30.61/12.51 2.3 6 13.5 0.97 6.4 1475 34.6/30.8 0.18 20.3/19.3 16.1/14.7 77.5
General SENSIBLE HRW Wrap Around Heat Pipe
RA On
Effeciency
AHU Dimensions SA On Coil Motor SA Off Coil Supply Pre-cool Coil Pre-cool Coil Pre-heat Coil Pre-heat Coil
Return Air Coil Air Delta.T
(%)
Description Tag Nos Length X Width X Condition Power Condition Air On Condition Off Condition On Condition Off Condition
(l/s) Condition (C)
Height db/wb (C) (KW) db/wb (C) (l/s) db/wb (C) db/wb (C) db/wb (C) db/wb (C)
db/wb
Specified as per IFC AHU-EC-RF-02 2980 X 2140 X 1610 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA
Specified as per Workshop AHU-EC-RF-02 2980 X 2140 X 1610 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA
Proposed AHU-EC-RF-02 2143 X 1988 X 1643 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA
Specified as per IFC FAHU-EC-RF-01 2450 X 1500 X 1110 NA NA NA NA NA NA 2185 - - - - -

Specified as per Workshop FAHU-EC-RF-01 2450 X 1500 X 1110 NA NA NA NA NA NA 2185 - - - 16.6/? -
Proposed FAHU-EC-RF-01 2453 X 1833 X 868 NA NA NA NA NA NA 2185 34.6/30.8 29.8/29.1 12.3/12.2 17.3/13.8 5
Specified as per IFC FAHU EC RF 02 3740 X 1500 X 1520 13.5/13 - 21/16.1 1080 26/18.1 - NA NA NA NA NA NA
Specified as per Workshop FAHU EC RF 02 3740 X 1500 X 1520 13.5/13 - - 1080 26/18.1 - NA NA NA NA NA NA
Proposed FAHU EC RF 02 4980 X 1058 X 1636 13.5/13.4 0.09 22.522.5 1080 18.1 76.1 NA NA NA NA NA NA
Specified as per IFC FAHU EC RF 03 4210 X 1970 X 1960 NA NA NA NA NA - NA NA NA NA NA NA

Specified as per Workshop FAHU EC RF 03 4210 X 1970 X 1960 NA NA NA NA NA - NA NA NA NA NA NA
Proposed FAHU EC RF 03 4643 X 1678 X 2236 NA NA NA NA NA - NA NA NA NA NA NA
Specified as per IFC FAHU RV ML 08 4030 X 1780 X 1880 13.5/13 - 21/15.74 NA 25/17.8 - NA NA NA NA NA NA
Specified as per Workshop FAHU RV ML 08 4030 X 1780 X 1880 13.5/13 - - NA 25/17.8 - NA NA NA NA NA NA
Proposed FAHU RV ML 08 4670 X 1678 X 1636 13.5/13.4 0.18 21.3/16.1 1740 25/17.8 75.6 NA NA NA NA NA NA
ARENA RETAIL
KITCHEN AHU SELECTIONS (TYPE-4)

General Air Flow Rates Supply Air Fan Cooling Coil Wrap Around Heat Pipe
CHW CHW CHW Coil
AHU Dimensions Fan Specific Fan On Coil Off Coil Face Supply Pre-cool Coil Pre-cool Coil Pre-heat Coil Pre-heat Coil
Supply Air Return Air Air Flow ESP Motor Fan Absorbed Supply Return Flow Pressure Air Delta.T
Description Tag Nos Length X Width X Velocity Power Motor RPM Fan RPM Condition Condition TC/SC ( KW) Velocity Air On Condition Off Condition On Condition Off Condition
(l/s) (l/s) (l/s) (Pa) Rating Power (KW) Temp Temp Rate Drop (C)
Height (M/s) (W/L/S) db/wb (C) db/wb (C) (M/s) (l/s) db/wb (C) db/wb (C) db/wb (C) db/wb (C)
(C) (C) (l/s) (kPa)
Specified as per IFC AHU-KS-1 4082 X 1237 X 906 301 NA 301 350 2 - - - 2880 3292 47 12 84.8 - 7 13.5 3.11 10 NA NA NA NA NA NA
Specified as per Workshop AHU-KS-1 4082 X 1237 X 906 516 NA 516 350 - - - - 2880 3292 - 12/12 - - 6 13.5 - 10 516 34.6/30.8 - - - -
Proposed AHU-KS-1 2608 X 748 X 868 516 NA 516 350 1.1 7.8 0.83 1.61 2880 4033 30.3/29.9 12.1/12 40.18/11.9 2 6 13.5 1.28 9.3 516 34.6/30.8 30.3/29.9 12.1/12 16.3/13.3 4.3
Specified as per IFC AHU-KS-2 4672 X 2238 X 1824 5402 NA 5402 350 0.75 - - - 1460 1452 47 12 424.1 - 6 13.5 12.36 10 NA NA NA NA NA NA
Proposed AHU-KS-2 2608 X 1678 X 868 1200 NA 1200 350 3 11.5 2.04 1.7 2880 3729 30.3/29.9 12.1/12 93.53/27.69 2.2 6 13.5 2.97 31.6 1200 34.6/30.8 30.3/29.9 12.1/12 16.3/13.3 4.3
Specified as per IFC AHU-KS-3 4495 X 1565 X 1518 1756 NA 1756 350 11 - - - 1460 1841 47/32.6 12/12 254.5 - 7 13.5 9.33 10 NA NA NA NA NA NA
Proposed AHU-KS-3 2763 X 1678 X 1178 2341 NA 2341 350 5.5 11.5 3.78 1.61 1460 2552 30.3/29.9 12/11.9 183.69/54.29 2.5 6 13.5 5.84 21.7 2341 34.6/30.8 30.3/29.9 12/11.9 16.3/13.3 -
Proposed AHU-KS-4 2453 X 1678 X 868 1710 NA 1710 350 4 13.1 2.94 1.72 2880 3492 30.3/29.9 11.9/11.9 133.95/39.77 2.3 6 13.5 4.26 23.6 1710 34.6/30.8 30.3/29.9 11.9/11.9 16.3/13.3 4.3
Proposed AHU-KS-6 2763 X 1368 X 868 1260 NA 1260 350 3 12.1 2.12 1.68 2880 3765 34.6/30.8 11.9/11.9 105.80/36.18 2.3 6 13.5 3.36 12.9 NA NA NA NA NA NA
Specified as per Workshop AHU-KS-5 4495 X 1565 X 1518 2141 NA 2141 350 - - - - 1460 1841 - 12/12 - - 6 13.5 - 10 NA NA NA NA NA NA
Proposed AHU-KS-5 2763 X 1678 X 1178 2141 NA 2141 350 5.5 13.1 3.49 1.63 2880 3040 30.3/29.9 12/11.9 167.69/49.78 2.3 6 13.5 5.33 18.5 2141 34.6/30.8 30.3/29.9 12/11.6 16.3/13.3 4.3
ARENA RETAIL
WC AHU SELECTIONS (TYPE-3)

AHU Dimensions Fan Outlet Fan Specific Fan Fan Outlet Fan Specific Fan
Supply Air Return Air Air Flow ESP Motor Air Flow ESP Motor
Description Tag Nos Length X Width X Velocity Absorbed Power Motor RPM Fan RPM Velocity Absorbed Power Motor RPM Fan RPM
(l/s) (l/s) (l/s) (Pa) Rating (l/s) (Pa) Rating
Height (M/s) Power (KW) (W/L/S) (M/s) Power (KW) (W/L/S)
Specified as per IFC AHU-WC-1 6317 X 1966 X 2424 1520 2026 1520 350 0.75 - - - 1445 2140 1385 350 0.75 - - - 1445 2140
Specified as per Workshop AHU-WC-1 6317 X 1966 X 2424 1520 2080 1520 350 - - - - 1445 2140 2080 350 - - - - 1445 2140
Proposed AHU-WC-1 3201 X 1368 X 1616 1520 2080 1520 660 5.5 11.7 3.24 2.13 2880 3656 2080 800 5.5 16 4.59 2.21 2880 4033
Specified as per IFC AHU-WC-2 6317 X 1560 X 2424 722 1385 722 350 11 - - - 1445 2029 1366 350 11 - - - 1445 1668
Proposed AHU-WC-2 3201 X 1368 X 1616 1500 2144 1500 400 4 11.5 2.64 1.76 2880 3393 2144 630 5.5 16.5 4.43 2.07 2880 3973
Proposed AHU-WC-3 3046 X 748 X 1616 675 1010 675 440 1.5 8.2 1.14 1.69 2880 3760 1010 480 2.2 12.2 1.6 1.58 2880 4091
Specified as per IFC AHU-WC-5 63147 X 1560 X 2424 547 803 547 350 11 - - 1445 2029 803 350 11 - - - 1445 1668
Specified as per Workshop AHU-WC-5 63147 X 1560 X 2424 546 870 546 350 - - - 1445 2029 870 350 - - - - 1445 1668
Proposed AHU-WC-6 2891 X 1058 X 1616 830 1056 830 440 2.2 8 1.43 1.72 2880 3381 1056 440 2.2 10.1 1.45 1.37 2880 3335
Proposed AHU-WC-8 3356 X 1368 X 2236 1799 2417 1799 450 4 11 2.89 1.61 2880 2887 2417 500 4 11.8 3.5 1.45 2880 2479
Proposed AHU-WC-9 3201 X 1213 X 1616 1231 1732 1231 380 3 9.5 2.01 1.63 2880 3132 1731 410 3 13.3 2.64 1.53 2880 3356
Proposed AHU-WC-10 3201 X 1213 X 1616 1240 1690 1240 420 3 11.9 2.33 1.88 2880 3900 1690 500 3 13 2.72 1.61 2880 3399
General Cooling Coil Plate Heat Exchanger
CHW CHW Coil
Effeciency
AHU Dimensions On Coil Off Coil Face CHW Supply SA On Coil SA Off Coil Return RA On Coil
Supply Return Pressure
(%)
Description Tag Nos Length X Width X Condition Condition TC/SC ( KW) Velocity Flow Rate Air Condition Condition Air Condition
Temp Temp Drop
Height db/wb (C) db/wb (C) (M/s) (l/s) (l/s) db/wb (C) db/wb (C) (l/s) db/wb (C)
(C) (C) (kPa)
Specified as per IFC AHU-WC-1 6317 X 1966 X 2424 33.6/28 14/14 110.7 - 7 13.5 4.05 10 1520 47 33.6 2026 28 -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-WC-1 6317 X 1966 X 2424 30.3/29.7 14/14 - - 6 13.5 - 10 1520 34.6/30.8 30.3/29.7 2080 26/18.7 -
Proposed AHU-WC-1 3201 X 1368 X 1616 30.3/29.7 14/13.9 107.55/31.37 2.4 6 13.5 3.42 36.9 1520 34.6/30.8 30.3/29.7 2080 26/18.7 63.3
Specified as per IFC AHU-WC-2 6317 X 1560 X 2424 33.6/28 14/14 93 - 7 13.5 3.41 10 722 47 32.6 1366 28 -
Proposed AHU-WC-2 3201 X 1368 X 1616 30.2/29.7 13.9/13.9 105.92/30.89 2.4 6 13.5 3.37 35.9 1500 34.6/30.8 30.2/29.7 2144 26/18.7 66.1
Proposed AHU-WC-5 2736 X 748 X 1616 30.5/29.8 13.9/13.9 51.91/15.31 2 6 13.5 1.65 13.9 730 34.6/30.8 30.5/29.8 1040 26/18.7 59.8
Specified as per Workshop AHU-WC-6 6317 X 1560 X 2424 30.3/29.7 14/14 - - 6 13.5 3.41 10 830 34.6/30.8 30.3/29.7 1056 26/18.7 -
Proposed AHU-WC-6 2891 X 1058 X 1616 30.3/29.7 13.7/13.7 59.42/17.41 1.8 6 13.5 1.89 26.9 830 34.6/30.8 30.3/29.7 1056 26/18.7 65
Proposed AHU-WC-8 3356 X 1368 X 2236 30.3/29.7 14/14 126.8/37.07 1.9 6 13.5 4.03 33 1799 34.6/30.8 30.3/29.7 2417 26/18.7 62.7
ARENA RETAIL
FAHUs WITH SINGLE HEAT RECOVERY WHEEL

SELECTIONS (TYPE-2)

AHU Dimensions Fan Outlet Specific Fan Fan Outlet Specific Fan
Supply Air Return Air Air Flow ESP Motor Fan Absorbed Motor Air Flow ESP Motor Fan Absorbed
Description Tag Nos Length X Width X Velocity Power Fan RPM Velocity Power Motor RPM Fan RPM
(l/s) (l/s) (l/s) (Pa) Rating Power (KW) RPM (l/s) (Pa) Rating Power (KW)
Height (M/s) (W/L/S) (M/s) (W/L/S)
Specified as per IFC AHU-VOL-1 6346 X 2172 X 2424 1921 1921 1921 350 11 - - - 2890 2589 1921 350 11 - - - 1460 1674
Specified as per Workshop AHU-VOL-1 6346 X 2172 X 2424 1921 1921 1921 350 11 - - - 2890 2589 1921 350 11 - - - 1460 1674
Proposed AHU-VOL-1 3639 X 1678 X 1616 1921 1921 1921 450 4 11.7 2.93 1.53 2880 2882 1921 460 3 11.7 2.25 1.17 2880 2622
Specified as per IFC AHU-V01-2 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Specified as per Workshop AHU-V01-2 6346 X 2172 X 2424 1921 1921 1921 350 11 - - - 2890 2589 1921 350 11 - - - 1460 1674
Proposed AHU-V01-2 3639 X 1678 X 1616 1921 1921 1921 800 5.5 11.7 3.78 1.97 2880 3165 1921 880 4 11.7 3.22 1.68 2880 2980
Specified as per IFC AHU-SE-SV-001 6346 X 2172 X 2424 1400 930 1400 350 11 - - - 2890 2589 930 350 11 - - - 1460 1674
Specified as per Workshop AHU-SE-SV-001 6346 X 2172 X 2424 1400 930 1400 350 11 - - - 2890 2589 930 350 11 - - - 1460 1674
Proposed AHU-SE-SV-001 3764 X 1368 X 1616 1400 930 1400 480 4 13.5 2.81 2.01 2880 4132 930 440 1.5 11.2 1.22 1.31 2880 3739
Specified as per IFC AHU-CK-1 6346 X 2172 X 2424 202 200 202 350 11 - - - 2890 2589 200 350 11 - - - 1460 1674
Specified as per Workshop AHU-CK-1 6346 X 2172 X 2424 482 482 482 350 - - - - 2890 2589 482 350 - - - - 1460 1674
Proposed AHU-CK-1 3639 X 748 X 1616 475 350 475 280 1.1 7.2 0.64 1.35 2880 3697 350 280 0.75 5.3 0.29 0.83 2880 2860
Proposed AHU-CK-2 3949 X 1058 X 1616 1118 1118 1118 460 3 10.7 1.96 1.75 2880 3699 1118 410 1.5 10.7 1.3 1.16 2880 3183
Specified as per IFC AHU-VIP-2 6693 X 3418 X 3648 237 237 237 350 0.75 - - - 1460 1386 237 350 0.75 - - - 970 1059
Specified as per Workshop AHU-VIP-2 6693 X 3418 X 3648 3410 3410 3410 350 - - - - 1460 1386 3410 350 - - - - 970 1059
Proposed AHU-VIP-2 3949 X 1833 X 2236 3410 3410 3410 670 11 13.3 6.76 1.98 1460 2600 3410 500 5.5 13.3 4.59 1.35 1440 2262
Specified as per IFC AHU-VIP-1 6399 X 2806 X 3036 3165 3135 3165 350 11 - - - 1460 2100 3135 350 11 - - - 1460 1376
Specified as per Workshop AHU-VIP-1 6399 X 2806 X 3036 3810 3810 3810 350 11 - - - 1460 2100 3810 350 11 - - - 1460 1376
Specified as per IFC AHU-CK-5 6346 X 2172 X 2424 Plenum Plenum Plenum 350 11 - - - 1460 1674 Plenum 350 11 - - - 1460 1674
Specified as per Workshop AHU-CK-5 6346 X 2172 X 2424 1400 1400 1400 350 11 - - - 1460 1674 1400 350 11 - - - 1460 1674
Proposed AHU-CK-5 3794 X 1368 X 1616 1400 1400 1400 650 4 10.8 2.57 1.84 2880 3382 1400 670 3 13.5 2.31 1.65 2880 3842
Specified as per IFC AHU-MICE-2A 6317 X 1866 X 2424 1100 1100 1100 350 0.75 - - - 1445 2140 1100 350 0.75 - - - 1445 1487
Specified as per Workshop AHU-MICE-2A 6317 X 1866 X 2424 1100 1100 1100 350 0.75 - - - 1445 2140 1100 350 0.75 - - - 1445 1487
Proposed AHU-MICE-2A 3794 X 1058 X 1616 1140 1140 1140 460 3 10.6 1.9 1.67 2880 3665 1140 540 2.2 10.6 1.46 1.28 2880 3328
Specified as per IFC AHU-PRY-1,2 5971 X 1560 X 1722 980 955 980 350 11 - - - - - 955 350 11 - - - - -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-PRY-1,2 5971 X 1560 X 1722 980 955 980 350 - - - - - - 955 350 - - - - - -
Proposed AHU-PRY-1,2 3794 X 1058 X 1616 980 955 980 500 2.2 9.4 1.7 1.73 2880 3552 955 530 1.5 11.5 1.35 1.41 2880 3860
Specified as per IFC AHU-PRY-4 5971 X 1560 X 1722 980 955 980 350 11 - - - - - 955 350 11 - - - - -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-PRY-4 5971 X 1560 X 1722 980 955 980 350 - - - - - - 955 350 - - - - - -
Proposed AHU-PRY-4 3949 X 1058 X 1616 980 490 980 500 2.2 9.4 1.72 1.76 2880 3572 490 360 0.75 5.9 0.45 0.92 2880 2769
Specified as per IFC AHU-PRY-3 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Specified as per Workshop AHU-PRY-3 - 1050 980 1050 - - - - - - - 980 350 - - - - - -
Effeciency (%)
CHW CHW Coil
AHU Dimensions On Coil Off Coil Face CHW Saftey on Motor FA On Coil FA Off Coil RA On Coil
Supply Return Pressure Supply Air RA Air
Description Tag Nos Length X Width X Condition Condition TC/SC ( KW) Velocity Flow Rate Coil Power Condition Condition Condition
Temp Temp Drop (l/s) (l/s)
Height db/wb (C) db/wb (C) (M/s) (l/s) Selection (KW) db/wb (C) db/wb (C) db/wb (C)
(C) (C) (kPa)
Specified as per IFC AHU-VOL-1 6346 X 2172 X 2424 31.2/26.3 14/14 155.3 - 7 13.5 5.6 10 - 1921 - - - 1921 - -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-VOL-1 6346 X 2172 X 2424 - 14/14 - - 6 13.5 - 10 - 1921 - 34.6/30.8 - 1921 26/18.7 -
Proposed AHU-VOL-1 3639 X 1678 X 1616 28/22.3 14/13.8 61.35/33.34 2 6 13.5 1.95 10 20% 1921 0.18 34.6/30.8 28/22.3 1921 26/18.7 76.1
Specified as per IFC AHU-V01-2 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Specified as per Workshop AHU-V01-2 6346 X 2172 X 2424 - 14/14 - - 6 13.5 - 10 - 1921 - 34.6/30.8 - 1921 26/18.7 -
Proposed AHU-V01-2 3639 X 1678 X 1616 28/22.3 14/13.8 61.35/33.34 2 6 13.5 1.95 10 20% 1921 0.18 34.6/30.8 28/22.3 1921 26/18.7 76.1
Specified as per IFC AHU-SE-SV-001 6346 X 2172 X 2424 31.2/26.3 14/14 155.3 - 7 13.5 5.6 10 - 1400 - - - 930 - -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-SE-SV-001 6346 X 2172 X 2424 - 14/14 - - 6 13.5 - 10 - 1400 - 34.6/30.8 - 930 26/18.7 -
Proposed AHU-SE-SV-001 3764 X 1368 X 1616 29.7/25.3 14.2/14.0 64.22/27.18 2.2 6 13.5 2.04 39.2 20% 1400 0.04 34.6/30.8 29.7/25.3 930 26/18.7 77.7
Specified as per IFC AHU-CK-1 6346 X 2172 X 2424 31.2/26.3 14/14 155.3 - 7 13.5 5.6 10 - 202 - 47 31.2 200 28 -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-CK-1 6346 X 2172 X 2424 - 14/14 - - 6 13.5 - 10 - 482 - 34.6/30.8 - 482 26/18.7 -
Proposed AHU-CK-1 3639 X 748 X 1616 28.9/23.8 14/13.9 18.32/8.8 1.8 6 13.5 0.58 3.1 20% 475 0.04 34.6/30.8 28.9/23.8 350 26/18.7 87.3
Specified as per IFC AHU-VIP-2 6693 X 3418 X 3648 31.1/26.3 14/14 412.6 - 7 13.5 15.13 10 - 237 - 47/30.1 - 237 28/21.4 -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-VIP-2 6693 X 3418 X 3648 - 14/14 - - 6 13.5 - 10 - 3410 - 34.6/30.8 - 3410 26/18.7 -
Proposed AHU-VIP-2 3949 X 1833 X 2236 27.9/22 14/13.8 104.71/58.72 2.5 6 13.5 3.33 31.8 20% 3410 0.37 34.6/30.8 27.9/22 3410.0 26/18.7 77.3
Specified as per IFC AHU-VIP-1 6399 X 2806 X 3036 31.6/20.7 14/13.2 136.6 - 7 13.5 6 10 - 3165 - 47/36.9 - 3135 50.5 -
Proposed AHU-VIP-1 4259 X 1833 X 2546 28/22.2 14/13.8 120.41/66.1 2.4 6 13.5 3.83 27.8 20% 3810 0.37 34.6/30.8 28/22.2 3810.0 26/18.7 75.9
Specified as per IFC AHU-CK-5 6346 X 2172 X 2424 19.3/18.7 12/12 234.5 - 7 13.5 8.61 10 - Plenum - 47/30.8 - Plenum 18.1/17.6 -
Proposed AHU-CK-5 3794 X 1368 X 1616 28/22.2 14/13.9 44/24.29 2.2 6 13.5 1.4 11.3 20% 1400 0.18 34.6/30.8 28/22.2 1400.0 26/18.7 76.5
Specified as per IFC AHU-MICE-2A 6317 X 1866 X 2424 33.5/28 14/14 110.7 - 7 13.5 4.05 10 - 1100 - - - 1100 - -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-MICE-2A 6317 X 1866 X 2424 - 14/14 - - 6 13.5 - 10 - 1100 - 34.6/30.8 - 1100 26/18.7 -
Proposed AHU-MICE-2A 3794 X 1058 X 1616 27.9/22.1 14.2/14 33.54/18.68 2.4 6 13.5 1.07 10.2 20% 1140 0.18 34.6/30.8 27.9/22.1 1140.0 26/18.7 77.1
Specified as per IFC AHU-PRY-1,2 5971 X 1560 X 1722 30.6/26.2 14/14 50.9 - 7 13.5 - 10 - 980 - 47/30.8 - 955 - -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-PRY-1,2 5971 X 1560 X 1722 - 14/14 - - 6 13.5 - 10 - 980 - 34.6/30.8 - 955 26/18.7 -
Proposed AHU-PRY-1,2 3794 X 1058 X 1616 28.2/22.6 14.1/13.9 32.32/17.14 2.2 6 13.5 1.03 9.6 20% 980 0.09 34.6/30.8 28.2/22.6 955.0 26/18.7 75.3
Specified as per IFC AHU-PRY-4 5971 X 1560 X 1722 30.6/26.2 14/14 50.9 - 7 13.5 - 10 - 980 - 47/30.8 - 955 - -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-PRY-4 5971 X 1560 X 1722 - 14/14 - - 6 13.5 - 10 - 980 - 34.6/30.8 - 955 26/18.7 -
Proposed AHU-PRY-4 3949 X 1058 X 1616 30.5/26.2 14/14 49.42/20.18 2.2 6 13.5 1.57 19.5 20% 980 0.09 34.6/30.8 30.5/26.2 490.0 26/18.7 89
Specified as per IFC AHU-PRY-3 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Specified as per Workshop AHU-PRY-3 - - 14/14 - - 6 13.5 - 10 - 1050 - 34.6/30.8 - 980 26/18.7 -
Proposed AHU-PRY-3 3794 X 1058 X 1616 28/22.3 14.1/13.9 33.34/18.15 2.3 6 13.5 1.06 10.1 20% 1050 0.18 34.6/30.8 28/22.3 1037.0 26/18.7 76.5
ARENA RETAIL
FAHUs WITH DOUBLE HEAT RECOVERY WHEEL

SELECTIONS (TYPE-1)

Return Return Fan Fan
AHU Dimensions
Supply Air (l/s) - Air (l/s) - Air Flow ESP TSP Outlet Fan Absorbed SFP Motor Motor Fan Air Flow ESP Outlet Fan Absorbed SFP Motor Motor Fan
Description Tag Nos Length X Width X TSP (Pa)
Air (l/s) Normal Free (l/s) (Pa) (Pa) Velocity Power (KW) (W/l/s) Rating RPM RPM (l/s) (Pa) Velocity Power (KW) (W/l/s) Rating RPM RPM
Height
Cooling Cooling (m/s) (m/s)
Specified as per IFC AHU-LT-1 & 10 12364 X 3785 X 3848 7920 - 7920 7920 350 - - - - 11 1460 1464 7920 350 - - - - 11 970 1052
Specified as per Workshop AHU-LT-1 & 10 12364 X 3785 X 3848 7980 - 7980 7980 350 - - - - 11 1460 1464 7980 350 - - - - 11 970 1052
Proposed AHU-LT-1 & 10 6904 X 2143 X 4116 7980 7640 7980 7980 400 1276.9 12.5 13.96 1.75 18.5 1460 1537 7980 350 778 12.5 9.37 1.17 11 1460 1329
Specified as per IFC AHU-LC-3 11516 X 3507 X 3848 10368 - 10382 10368 350 - - - - 11 1460 1420 10382 350 - - - - 11 970 1052
Specified as per Workshop AHU-LC-3 11516 X 3507 X 3848 10280 - 10280 10280 350 - - - - 11 1460 1420 10280 350 - - - - 11 970 1052
Proposed AHU-LC-3 6530 X 2763 X 4216 10280 10074 10280 10280 500 1462.1 12.7 20.1 1.96 30 1460 1440 10280 350 850 12.7 13 1.26 15 1460 1228
Proposed AHU-LT-2 & 9 6375 X 2298 X 4116 8570 8180 8570 8570 400 1219.7 10.6 13.67 1.60 22 1460 1274 8570 350 782 13.4 10.52 1.23 15 1460 1378
Proposed AHU-LT-3 & 8 6995 X 2453 X 4116 9130 8730 9130 9130 400 1301 11.3 15.66 1.72 22 1460 1330 9130 350 789 11.3 10.3 1.13 11 1460 1141
Specified as per IFC AHU-UT-1 & 3 12364 X 3785 X 3848 13000 - 13000 13000 350 - - - - 11 1460 1464 13000 350 - - - - 11 970 1052
Specified as per Workshop AHU-UT-1 & 3 12364 X 3785 X 3848 13000 - 13000 13000 350 - - - - 11 1460 1464 13000 350 - - - - 11 970 1052
Proposed AHU-UT-1 & 3 6685 X 3228 X 4736 13000 12760 13000 13000 450 1344 12.8 23.27 1.79 30 1460 1248 13000 600 1038 12.8 18.76 1.44 22 1460 1157
Specified as per IFC AHU-MC-1 11516 X 3507 X 3848 11828 - 11828 11828 350 - - - - 11 1460 1420 11828 350 - - - - 11 970 1052
Specified as per Workshop AHU-MC-1 11516 X 3507 X 3848 10820 - 10820 10820 350 - - - - 11 1460 1420 10820 350 - - - - 11 970 1052
Proposed AHU-MC-1 7059 X 2763 X 4736 10820 10520 10820 10820 500 1565.7 10.7 21.63 2.00 30 1460 1239 10820 350 934 13.4 15.07 1.39 18.5 1460 1290
Specified as per IFC AHU-MC-2 12036 X 4425 X 5072 18345 - 18345 18345 350 - - - - 0.75 975 1002 18345 350 - - - - 0.75 730 734
Specified as per Workshop AHU-MC-2 12036 X 4425 X 5072 18265 - 18265 18265 350 - - - - 0.75 975 1002 18265 350 - - - - 0.75 730 734
Proposed AHU-MC-2 7059 X 2763 X 4736 10820 10520 10820 10820 500 1418 10.7 19.68 1.82 30 1460 1196 10820 300 739 10.7 11.07 1.02 15 1460 971
Specified as per IFC AHU-UC-1 12364 X 3785 X 3848 8656 - 8330 8656 350 - - - - 11 1460 1464 8330 350 - - - - 11 970 1052
Specified as per Workshop AHU-UC-1 12364 X 3785 X 3848 13764 - 13764 13764 350 - - - - 11 1460 1464 13764 350 - - - - 11 970 1052
Proposed AHU-UC-1 6685 X 3228 X 4736 13764 13244 13764 13764 400 1454 10.8 25.31 1.84 30 1460 1072 13764 500 1023 13.6 20.19 1.47 22 1460 1184
Proposed AHU-LT-5 & 6 6995 X 2453 X 4116 8900 8540 8900 8900 400 1300 11 15.17 1.70 18.5 1460 1319 8900 350 782 11 9.86 1.11 11 1460 1125
Specified as per IFC AHU-UT-2 12362 X 4091 X 4460 11400 - 11000 11400 350 - - - - 2 970 1294 11000 350 - - - - 2 720 785
Specified as per Workshop AHU-UT-2 12362 X 4091 X 4460 11400 - 11400 11400 350 - - - - 2 970 1294 11400 350 - - - - 2 720 785
Proposed AHU-UT-2 6685 X 2918 X 2108 11400 10830 11400 11400 450 1333 11.3 19.69 1.73 30 1460 1189 11400 300 724 11.3 11.73 1.03 15 1460 988
Specified as per IFC AHU-MICE-1 & 2 11191 X 3112 X 3648 5940 - 11000 5940 350 - - - - 11 1460 1308 11300 350 - - - - 11 960 1244
Specified as per Workshop AHU-MICE-1 & 2 11191 X 3112 X 3648 8890 - 8890 8890 350 - - - - 11 1460 1308 8890 350 - - - - 11 960 1244
Proposed AHU-MICE-1 & 2 6995 X 2453 X 4116 8890 8370 8890 8890 600 1493 11 17.23 1.94 22 1460 1383 8890 400 831.7 11 10.33 1.16 11 1460 1145
Specified as per IFC AHU-FOP-1,2 & 3 9643 X 4397 X 4460 15000 - 15000 15000 350 - - - - 11 975 929 15000 350 - - - - 11 720 803
Specified as per Workshop AHU-FOP-1,2 & 3 9643 X 4397 X 4460 15000 - 15000 15000 350 - - - - 11 975 929 15000 350 - - - - 11 720 803
Proposed AHU-FOP-1,2 & 3 6995 X 3228 X 4736 15000 13150 15000 15000 400 1411 11.7 27.15 1.81 37 1460 1088 15000 250 733 11.7 15.79 1.05 18.5 1460 893
Specified as per IFC AHU-LC-1 & 2 9643 X 4397 X 4460 16489 - 16489 16489 350 - - - - 11 975 929 16489 350 - - - - 11 720 803
Specified as per Workshop AHU-LC-1 & 2 9643 X 4397 X 4460 19200 - 19200 19200 350 - - - - 11 975 929 19200 350 - - - - 11 720 803
Proposed AHU-LC-1 & 2 7305 X 3228 X 4736 13764 13244 13764 13764 450 1398 10.8 24.46 1.78 30 1460 1058 13764 450 916 13.6 18.56 1.35 22 1460 1150
General MIXED AIR PROPERTIES Cooling Coil Enthalpy HRW
CHW CHW CHW Coil
Efficiency
AHU Dimensions FRESH AIR RETURN AIR MIXED AIR On Coil Off Coil Face Saftey on Supply Motor FA On Coil FA Off Coil RA On Coil
Supply Return Flow Pressure RA Air
(%)
Description Tag Nos Length X Width X Condition Condition TC/SC ( KW) velicity Coil Air Power Condition Condition Condition
Temp Temp Rate Drop (l/s)
Height L/S DB WB L/S DB WB L/S DB WB db/wb (C) db/wb (C) (M/s) selection (l/s) (KW) db/wb (C) db/wb (C) db/wb (C)
(C) (C) (l/s) (kPa)
Specified as per IFC AHU-LT-1 & 10 12364 X 3785 X 3848 - - - - - - - - - 19.3/18.8 12/12 234.5 7 13.5 8.61 10 - - - - 47/30.85 - - 22.7/22.09 -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-LT-1 & 10 12364 X 3785 X 3848 - - - - - - - - - - 12/12 - 6 13.5 - 10 - - 3360 - 34.6/30.8 - 3020 26/20.4 -
Proposed AHU-LT-1 & 10 6904 X 2143 X 4116 3360 28.7 24.3 4620 25.4 20.1 7980 26.79 21.87 26.8/21.9 12.1/12 285.86/145.8 6 13.5 9.08 39.2 2.5 20% 3360 0.37 34.6/30.8 28.7/24.3 3020 26/20.4 74.8
Specified as per IFC AHU-LC-3 11516 X 3507 X 3848 - - - - - - - - - 19.3/18.8 12/12 234.5 7 13.5 8.61 10 - - - - 47/30.85 - - 22.7/22.09 -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-LC-3 11516 X 3507 X 3848 - - - - - - - - - - 12/12 - 6 13.5 - 10 - - 2053 - 34.6/30.8 - 1047 26/20.4 -
Proposed AHU-LC-3 6530 X 2763 X 4216 2053 28.4 24.2 8227 25.5 20.1 10280 26.08 20.92 26.08/20.9 12.1/12 324.24/178.51 6 13.5 10.3 18.5 2.4 20% 2053 0.18 34.6/30.8 28.4/24.2 1847 26/20.4 77
Proposed AHU-LT-2 & 9 6375 X 2298 X 4116 3800 28.7 24.4 4770 25.5 20.2 8570 26.92 22.06 26.9/22 12.1/12.1 313.31/157.19 6 13.5 9.96 41.5 2.5 20% 3800 0.37 34.6/30.8 28.7/24.4 3420 26/20.4 74.5
Proposed AHU-LT-3 & 8 6995 X 2453 X 4116 3930 28.5 24.2 5200 25.5 20.1 9130 26.79 21.86 26.8/23.9 12.2/12.1 322.75/165.22 6 13.5 10.26 16.9 2.4 20% 3930 0.37 34.6/30.8 28.5/24.2 3530 26/20.4 77.1
Specified as per IFC AHU-UT-1 & 3 12364 X 3785 X 3848 - - - - - - - - - 19.3/18.8 12/12 234.5 7 13.5 8.61 10 - - - - 47/30.85 - - 22.7/22.09 -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-UT-1 & 3 12364 X 3785 X 3848 - - - - - - - - - - 12/12 - 6 13.5 - 10 - - 2320 - 34.6/30.8 - 2080 26/20.4 -
Proposed AHU-UT-1 & 3 6685 X 3228 X 4736 2320 28.7 24.4 10680 25.5 20.1 13000 26.07 20.87 26.07/20.9 12/12 411.38/226.35 6 13.5 13.07 31.3 2.5 20% 2320 0.18 34.6/30.8 28.7/24.4 2080.0 26/20.4 74.8
Specified as per IFC AHU-MC-1 11516 X 3507 X 3848 - - - - - - - - - 19.3/18.8 12/12 234.5 7 13.5 8.61 10 - - - - 47/30.85 - - 22.7/22.09 -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-MC-1 11516 X 3507 X 3848 - - - - - - - - - - 12/12 - 6 13.5 - 10 - - 2910 - 34.6/30.8 - 1820 26/20.4 -
Proposed AHU-MC-1 7059 X 2763 X 4736 2910 28.5 24.3 7910 25.5 20.2 10820 26.31 21.3 26.3/21.3 12.1/12 358.43/190.5 6 13.5 11.39 22 2.5 20% 2910 0.18 34.6/30.8 28.5/24.3 2610.0 26/20.4 75
Specified as per IFC AHU-MC-2 12036 X 4425 X 5072 - - - - - - - - - 19.5 12 456.1 7 13.5 16.72 10 - - - - 47/30.85 - - 22.7/22.09 -
Proposed AHU-MC-2 7059 X 2763 X 4736 2910 28.5 24.3 7910 25.5 20.2 10820 26.31 21.3 26.3/21.3 11.9/11.9 358.07/192.71 6 13.5 11.41 22.1 2.5 20% 2910 0.18 34.6/30.8 28.5/24.3 2645.0 26/20.4 75
Specified as per IFC AHU-UC-1 12364 X 3785 X 3848 - - - - - - - - - 19.3/18.8 12/12 234.5 7 13.5 8.61 10 - - - - 47/30.85 - - 18.1/17.6 -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-UC-1 12364 X 3785 X 3848 - - - - - - - - - - 12/12 - 6 13.5 - 10 - - 1380 - 34.6/30.8 - 1240 26/20.4 -
Proposed AHU-UC-1 6685 X 3228 X 4736 2720 28.9 24.9 11044 25.4 20.1 13764 26.09 21.05 26.09/21.05 12/11.9 442.54/240.11 6 13.5 14.06 24.4 2.5 20% 2720 0.18 34.6/30.8 28.9/24.9 2200.0 26/20.4 76.9
Specified as per IFC AHU-LT-4 & 7 12113 X 3112 X 3648 - - - - - - - - - 19.5/19 12/12 192.1 7 13.5 7.05 10 - - - - 47/30.85 - - 18.1/17.6 -
Proposed AHU-LT-4 & 7 6530 X 2143 X 4116 2880 28.6 24.2 3860 25.5 20.1 6740 26.82 21.85 26.82/21.85 12.1/12.1 240.29/122.62 6 13.5 7.64 40.2 2.4 20% 2880 0.37 34.6/30.8 28.6/24.2 3200.0 26/20.4 75.8
Proposed AHU-LT-5 & 6 6995 X 2453 X 4116 3560 28.5 24.2 5340 25.4 20.1 8900 26.64 21.74 26.04/21.74 12/12 312.61/160.8 6 13.5 9.93 16 2.4 20% 3560 0.37 34.6/30.8 28.5/24.2 3800.0 26/20.4 76.8
Specified as per IFC AHU-UT-2 12362 X 4091 X 4460 - - - - - - - - - 19.3/18.8 12/12 234.5 7 13.5 8.61 10 - - - - 47/30.85 - - 18.1/17.6 -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-UT-2 12362 X 4091 X 4460 - - - - - - - - - - 12/12 - 6 13.5 - 10 - - 5620 - 34.6/30.8 - 5050 26/20.4 -
Proposed AHU-UT-2 6685 X 2918 X 2108 5620 28.4 23.8 5780 25.4 20.1 11400 26.88 21.92 26.9/21.9 12/11.9 411.9/210.9 6 13.5 13.09 29.2 2.5 20% 5620 0.37 34.6/30.8 28.4/23.8 5050.0 26/20.4 79.8
Specified as per IFC AHU-MICE-1 & 2 11191 X 3112 X 3648 - - - - - - - - - 19.5/18.9 12/12 192.1 7 13.5 7.05 10 - - - - 47/30.85 - - 18.3/17.7 -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-MICE-1 & 2 11191 X 3112 X 3648 - - - - - - - - - - 12/12 - 6 13.5 - 10 - - 5150 - 34.6/30.8 - 4630 26/20.4 -
Proposed AHU-MICE-1 & 2 6995 X 2453 X 4116 5150 28.7 24.4 3740 25.4 20.1 8890 27.31 22.59 27.3/22.6 12/11.9 347.65/168.96 6 13.5 11.05 19.2 2.4 20% 5150 0.37 34.6/30.8 28.7/24.4 4630.0 26/20.4 74.6
Specified as per IFC AHU-FOP-1,2 & 3 9643 X 4397 X 4460 - - - - - - - - - 28.3/22.6 12/12 501.4 7 13.5 18.38 10 - - - - 47/30.85 - - 28/21.4 -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-FOP-1,2 & 3 9643 X 4397 X 4460 - - - - - - - - - - 12/12 - 6 13.5 - 10 - - 8010 - 34.6/30.8 - 6160 26/20.4 -
Proposed AHU-FOP-1,2 & 3 6995 X 3228 X 4736 8010 29.1 25.2 6990 25.3 20 15000 27.33 22.78 27.3/22.8 12.1/12 595.21/283.08 6 13.5 18.91 38.2 2.5 20% 8010 0.37 34.6/30.8 29.1/25.2 6160 26/20.4 78
Specified as per IFC AHU-LC-1 & 2 9643 X 4397 X 4460 - - - - - - - - - 28.3/22.9 12/12 501.4 7 13.5 18.38 10 - - - - 47/30.85 - - 28/21.4 -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-LC-1 & 2 9643 X 4397 X 4460 - - - - - - - - - - 12/12 - 6 13.5 - 10 - - 2053 - 34.6/30.8 - 1847 26/20.4 -
Proposed AHU-LC-1 & 2 7305 X 3228 X 4736 2720 28.9 24.9 11044 25.4 20.1 13764 26.09 21.05 26.1/21.05 12/11.9 442.54/240.11 6 13.5 14.06 32.6 2.5 20% 2720 0.18 34.6/30.8 28.9/24.9 2200 26/20.4 76.9
General Sensible HRW
Efficiency
AHU Dimensions Supply Motor SA On Coil SA Off Coil RA On Coil
Return Air Speed
(%)
Description Tag Nos Length X Width X Air Power Condition Condition Condition
(l/s) (rpm)
Height (l/s) (KW) db/wb (C) db/wb (C) db/wb (C)
Specified as per IFC AHU-LT-1 & 10 12364 X 3785 X 3848 7920 - 12/12 - 7920 28/27.3 - -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-LT-1 & 10 12364 X 3785 X 3848 7980 - 12/12 - 7980 28/20.87 - -
Proposed AHU-LT-1 & 10 6904 X 2143 X 4116 7980 0.18 12/12 14.5/12.6 7640 28/20.87 0.5 16.1
Specified as per IFC AHU-LC-3 11516 X 3507 X 3848 10368 - 12/12 - 10382 28/27.3 - -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-LC-3 11516 X 3507 X 3848 10280 - 12/12 - 10280 28/20.7 - -
Proposed AHU-LC-3 6530 X 2763 X 4216 10280 0.37 12/12 14.5/12.7 10074 28/20.8 0.5 15.9
Specified as per IFC AHU-UT-1 & 3 12364 X 3785 X 3848 13000 - 12/12 - 13000 28/27.3 - -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-UT-1 & 3 12364 X 3785 X 3848 13000 - 12/12 - 13000 28/20.8 - -
Proposed AHU-UT-1 & 3 6685 X 3228 X 4736 13000 0.37 12/12 14.5/12.7 12760 28/20.8 0.5 15.8
Specified as per IFC AHU-MC-1 11516 X 3507 X 3848 11828 - 12/12 - 11828 28/27.3 - -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-MC-1 11516 X 3507 X 3848 10820 - 12/12 - 10820 28/20.8 - -
Proposed AHU-MC-1 7059 X 2763 X 4736 10820 0.37 12/12 14.4/12.6 10520 28/20.8 0.5 15.6
Specified as per IFC AHU-UC-1 12364 X 3785 X 3848 8656 - 12/12 - 8330 27/21.4 - -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-UC-1 12364 X 3785 X 3848 13764 - 12/12 - 13764 28/20.8 - -
Proposed AHU-UC-1 6685 X 3228 X 4736 13764 0.37 12/12 14.5/12.7 13244 28/20.8 0.5 16.2
Specified as per IFC AHU-UT-2 12362 X 4091 X 4460 11400 - 12/12 - 11000 28/21.4 - -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-UT-2 12362 X 4091 X 4460 11400 - 12/12 - 11400 28/20.8 - -
Proposed AHU-UT-2 6685 X 2918 X 2108 11400 0.37 12/12 14.4/12.6 10830 28/20.8 0.5 16.1
Specified as per IFC AHU-MICE-1 & 2 11191 X 3112 X 3648 5940 - 12/12 - 11300 23.8/17 - -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-MICE-1 & 2 11191 X 3112 X 3648 8890 - 12/12 - 8890 28/20.8 - -
Proposed AHU-MICE-1 & 2 6995 X 2453 X 4116 8890 0.18 12/12 14.4/12.6 8370 28/20.9 0.5 16.1
Specified as per IFC AHU-FOP-1,2 & 3 9643 X 4397 X 4460 - - - - - - - -

Specified as per Workshop AHU-FOP-1,2 & 3 9643 X 4397 X 4460 - - - - - - - -
Proposed AHU-FOP-1,2 & 3 6995 X 3228 X 4736 15000 0.37 12/12 14.4/12.6 13150 28/20.9 0.5 17.1
Specified as per IFC AHU-LC-1 & 2 9643 X 4397 X 4460 - - - - - - - -

Specified as per Workshop AHU-LC-1 & 2 9643 X 4397 X 4460 - - - - - - - -
Proposed AHU-LC-1 & 2 7305 X 3228 X 4736 13764 0.37 12/12 14.5/12.7 13244 28/20.9 0.5 16.2
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5.0 Certificates and Approval
AUTHORIZATION TO MARK
This authorizes the application of the Certification Mark(s) shown below to the models described in the Product(s)
Covered section when made in accordance with the conditions set forth in the Certification Agreement and Listing
Report. This authorization also applies to multiple listee model(s) identified on the correlation page of the Listing
Report.
This document is the property of Intertek Testing Services and is not transferable. The certification mark(s) may be
applied only at the location of the Party Authorized To Apply Mark.
Applicant: Desiccant Rotors International Pvt. Ltd. Manufacturer: Desiccant Rotors International Pvt. Ltd.
100-101, Udyog Vihar,- 100-101, Udyog Vihar,-
Address: Address:
IV,Gurgaon,122015(Haryana) IV,Gurgaon,122015(Haryana)
Country: India Country: India
Contact: Krishan Kumar Contact: Krishan Kumar
Phone: +91 124 4188888 Phone: +91 124 4188888
FAX: +91 124 4188800 FAX: +91 124 4188800
Email: kkumar@pahwa.com Email: kkumar@pahwa.com
Party Authorized To Apply Mark: Same as Manufacturer
Report Issuing Office: New Delhi, India
Control Number: 4000975 Authorized by:

William T. Starr, Certification Manager
This document supersedes all previous Authorizations to Mark for the noted Report Number.
This Authorization to Mark is for the exclusive use of Intertek's Client and is provided pursuant to the Certification agreement between Intertek and its Client. Intertek's responsibility and liability are
limited to the terms and conditions of the agreement. Intertek assumes no liability to any party, other than to the Client in accordance with the agreement, for any loss, expense or damage occasioned by
the use of this Authorization to Mark. Only the Client is authorized to permit copying or distribution of this Authorization to Mark and then only in its entirety. Use of Intertek’s Certification mark is restricted
to the conditions laid out in the agreement and in this Authorization to Mark. Any further use of the Intertek name for the sale or advertisement of the tested material, product or service must first be
approved in writing by Intertek. Initial Factory Assessments and Follow up Services are for the purpose of assuring appropriate usage of the Certification mark in accordance with the agreement, they
are not for the purposes of production quality control and do not relieve the Client of their obligations in this respect.
Intertek Testing Services NA Inc.

165 Main Street, Cortland, NY 13045
Telephone 800-345-3851 or 607-753-6711 Fax 607-756-6699
Standard(s): UL Standard for Safety for Heating and Cooling Equipment ANSI/UL 1995 3rd Edition Rev 30th July 2009
Product: Heat Recovery Wheel
Brand Name:
HRW-500,HRW-600,HRW-700,HRW-800,HRW-900,HRW-1000,HRW-1100,HRW-1200,HRW-
1300,HRW-1400,HRW-1500,HRW-1600,HRW-1700,HRW-1800,HRW-1900,HRW-
Models:
2000,HRW2200,HRW-2400,HRW2600,HRW-2800,HRW-3000,HRW-3200,HRW-3400,HRW-3600
ATM for Report DL 09000222-001 Page 1 of 1 ATM Issued: 29-Sep-2010

ED 16.3.15 (8-Jan-10) Mandatory
Eurovent Certita Certification S.A.S. - 48/50, rue de la victoire - 75009 PARIS FRANCE
R.C.S. PARIS 513 133 637 - NAF 7120B
Accreditation #5-0517 Products and Services Certification

according to NF EN ISO/CEI 17065:2012 - Scope available on
www.cofrac.fr.
COFRAC is signatory of EA MLA, list of EA members is available in
http://www.european-accreditation.org/ea-members
Certification Diploma N° : 04.01.049

Eurovent Certita Certification certifies that
Air Handling Units
from
SOCIETE TRANE SAS

Located at
BP 6 - 1 rue des Ameriques
88191 Golbey Cedex, France
Range
CLCP Euro
Software for calculation of performances
TOPSS CLCP 1.34.11.104
Trade name
TRANE
have been assessed according the requirements of following standard

OM-5-2017
The list of certified products is displayed at :

http://www.eurovent-certification.com
Manufacturing places
Bangkok, Thailand
Perai, Malaysia
SOCIETE TRANE SAS

is authorised to use the EUROVENT CERTIFIED PERFORMANCE mark
in accordance with the rules specified in the Operational Manual
OM-5-2017
Erick MELQUIOND Approval date : 2004/01/30

President Re-checked on : 2018/02/20
Valid until : 2018/12/31
Claris version: Prod 7.2 (09/02/2018)

Eurovent Certita Certification S.A.S. - 48/50, rue de la victoire - 75009 PARIS FRANCE
R.C.S. PARIS 513 133 637 - NAF 7120B
Accreditation #5-0517 Products and Services Certification

according to NF EN ISO/CEI 17065:2012 - Scope available on
www.cofrac.fr.
COFRAC is signatory of EA MLA, list of EA members is available in
http://www.european-accreditation.org/ea-members
Certification Diploma N° : 03.01.242

Eurovent Certita Certification certifies that
Air-to-air Plate and Tube Heat Exchangers
from
RECUPERATOR S.p.A.
Located at
Via Valfurva 13
20027 Recaldina (MI), Italy
Software for calculation of performances

REX A18.11
Trade name
RECUPERATOR
have been assessed according the requirements of following standard

OM-8-2017
All products inside this defined scope are certified according to “Certify-all” principle
The list of certified products is displayed at :

http://www.eurovent-certification.com
Manufacturing places
Rescaldina (MI), Italy
RECUPERATOR S.p.A.
is authorised to use the EUROVENT CERTIFIED PERFORMANCE mark
in accordance with the rules specified in the Operational Manual
OM-8-2017
Erick MELQUIOND Approval date : 2003/01/01

President Re-checked on : 2018/07/13
Valid until : 2018/11/30
Claris version: Prod 8.8.19 (05/07/2018)

THOMAS BELL-WRIGHT
INTERNATIONAL CONSULTANTS
Certificate of Testing
Certificate Number: CMJ19
Test Date: August 30,2012
Manufacturer: Serck Services International

P.O. Box 5834
Shariah, U.A.E.
Product Type: Heat Pipe and Cooling Coil
Tested for: ARI 410:2001
Tested Results: This is to state and confirm that the Heat Pipe and Cooling
Coil have been tested in accordance to ARI 410:2001
standard. Thomas Bell Wright International Consultants
hereby confirm that the test results are in line with the heat
pipe selection software and ARI 410:2001 standard.
Please refer to Report, File No. FB07 for further details.
~~
Sandy Dweik
Vice President & Chief Laborat ry Manager
Consultant
P.O. BOX 26385 DUBAI, U.A.E. TEL: (+9714) 333·2692 FAX:(+9714) 333·2693
JOB NO. 5994 YAS ARENA Doc. N : YSD-P02-0508-hv-
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6.0 Technical Details
ARENA RETAIL
ENERGY CENTER AHU SELECTIOS

Fan Fan
AHU Dimensions Fan Specific Fan Fan
Supply Air Return Air Flow Rate To Air Flow ESP Motor Absorbed Motor Air Flow ESP Motor Absorbed
Description Tag Nos Length X Width X Velocity Power Fan RPM Velocity
(l/s) (l/s) Mixing Box (l/s) (Pa) Rating Power RPM (l/s) (Pa) Rating Power
Height (M/s) (W/L/S) (M/s)
(KW) (KW)
Specified as per IFC AHU-EC-RF-02 2980 X 2140 X 1610 5628 NA NA 5628 500 11 - - - 1450 1450 NA NA NA NA NA
Specified as per Workshop AHU-EC-RF-02 2980 X 2140 X 1610 5628 NA NA 5628 500 11 - - - 1450 1450 NA NA NA NA NA
Proposed AHU-EC-RF-02 2143 X 1988 X 1643 5628 NA NA 5628 500 11 11 8.11 1.44 1450 1558 NA NA NA NA NA
Specified as per IFC FAHU-EC-RF-01 2450 X 1500 X 1110 2185 NA NA 2185 500 4 - - - 1400 1400 NA NA NA NA NA
Specified as per Workshop FAHU-EC-RF-01 2450 X 1500 X 1110 2185 NA NA 2185 500 4 - - - 1400 1400 NA NA NA NA NA
Proposed FAHU-EC-RF-01 2453 X 1833 X 868 2185 NA NA 2185 500 5.5 13.4 4.94 2.26 1450 3190 NA NA NA NA NA
Specified as per IFC FAHU EC RF 02 3740 X 1500 X 1520 1145 1080 NA 1145 500 4 - - - 1400 1400 1080 500 2.2 - -
Specified as per Workshop FAHU EC RF 02 3740 X 1500 X 1520 1145 1080 NA 1145 500 4 - - - 1400 1400 1080 500 2.2 - -
Proposed FAHU EC RF 02 4980 X 1058 X 1636 1145 1080 NA 1145 500 3 11 2.28 1.99 2880 3902 1080 500 2.2 10.4 1.55
Specified as per IFC FAHU EC RF 03 4210 X 1970 X 1960 2775 2915 2775 2775 500 7.5 - - - 1400 1400 2915 500 5.5 - -
Specified as per Workshop FAHU EC RF 03 4210 X 1970 X 1960 2775 2915 1930 2775 500 7.5 - - - 1400 1400 2915 500 5.5 - -
Proposed FAHU EC RF 03 4643 X 1678 X 2236 2775 2915 1930 2775 500 7.5 13.6 5.24 1.89 1450 2838 2915 500 5.5 11.4 3.99
Specified as per IFC FAHU RV ML 08 4030 X 1780 X 1880 1940 1740 NA 1940 500 5.5 - - - 1400 1400 1740 500 3 - -
Specified as per Workshop FAHU RV ML 08 4030 X 1780 X 1880 1940 1740 NA 1940 500 5.5 - - - 1400 1400 1740 500 3 - -
Proposed FAHU RV ML 08 4670 X 1678 X 1636 1940 1740 NA 1940 500 5.5 11.9 3.45 1.78 2880 3057 1740 500 4 13.4 2.73
Specified as per IFC FAHU RV ML 09 4030 X 1430 X 1880 1475 1325 NA 1475 500 4 - - - 1400 1400 1325 500 2.2 - -
Specified as per Workshop FAHU RV ML 09 4030 X 1430 X 1880 1475 1325 NA 1475 500 4 - - - 1400 1400 1325 500 2.2 - -
Proposed FAHU RV ML 09 4825 X 1368 X 1636 1475 1325 NA 1475 500 4 11.3 2.59 1.76 2880 3378 1325 500 2.2 12.7 1.98
CHW CHW Coil
Effeciency
AHU Dimensions Specific Fan On Coil Off Coil CHW Supply FA On Coil Motor FA Off Coil RA On Coil
Motor Fan Coil Face Supply Return Pressure
(%)
Description Tag Nos Length X Width X Power Condition Condition TC/SC ( KW) Flow Rate Air Condition Power Condition Condition
RPM RPM velocity (M/s) Temp Temp Drop
Height (W/L/S) db/wb (C) db/wb (C) (l/s) (l/s) db/wb (C) (KW) db/wb (C) db/wb (C)
(C) (C) (kPa)
Specified as per IFC AHU-EC-RF-02 2980 X 2140 X 1610 NA NA NA 26.6/18.4 13.3/12.5 109.1/90.4 - 6 13.5 3.45 30 NA NA NA NA NA NA
Specified as per Workshop AHU-EC-RF-02 2980 X 2140 X 1610 NA NA NA 26.6/18.4 13.3/12.5 - - 6 13.5 - 30 NA NA NA NA NA NA
Proposed AHU-EC-RF-02 2143 X 1988 X 1643 NA NA NA 26.6/18.4 13.3/12.7 109.03/92.32 2.5 6 13.5 3.46 17.7 NA NA NA NA NA NA
Specified as per IFC FAHU-EC-RF-01 2450 X 1500 X 1110 NA NA NA 30.2/29.5 12.4/12 166.2/49 - 6 13.5 5.29 30 NA NA NA NA NA NA
Specified as per Workshop FAHU-EC-RF-01 2450 X 1500 X 1110 NA NA NA 30.2/29.5 12.4/12 166.2/49 - 6 13.5 - 30 NA NA NA NA NA NA
Proposed FAHU-EC-RF-01 2453 X 1833 X 868 NA NA NA 29.8/29.1 12.3/12.2 158.64/48.33 2.3 6 13.5 5.04 16.8 NA NA NA NA NA NA
Specified as per IFC FAHU EC RF 02 3740 X 1500 X 1520 - 1400 1400 24/22.8 13.5/13 41.1/15 - 6 13.5 1.31 30 1145 34.6/30.8 - 24/22.8 26/18.1 -
Specified as per Workshop FAHU EC RF 02 3740 X 1500 X 1520 - 1400 1400 - 13.5/13 - - 6 13.5 - 30 1145 34.6/30.8 - - - -
Proposed FAHU EC RF 02 4980 X 1058 X 1636 1.44 2880 3405 21.1/20.3 13.7/13.5 28.18/10.55 2.5 6 13.5 0.90 7.7 1145 34.6/30.8 0.18 21.3/20.3 16.4/14.6 76.9
Specified as per IFC FAHU EC RF 03 4210 X 1970 X 1960 - 1400 1400 20.8/16.3 13.5/13 67.4/30 - 6 13.5 2.15 30 1000 34.6/30.8 - 20.8/16.3 20/14.5 -
Specified as per Workshop FAHU EC RF 03 4210 X 1970 X 1960 - 1400 1400 - 12.1/11.8 - - 6 13.5 - 30 845 34.6/30.8 - - - -
Proposed FAHU EC RF 03 4643 X 1678 X 2236 1.37 1450 2179 21.1/15.9 12.1/11.8 35.75/30.59 2.3 6 13.5 1.14 5 845 34.6/30.8 0.04 23.6/19 20/14.5 75.2
Proposed FAHU RV ML 08 4670 X 1678 X 1636 1.57 2880 3395 22/21.1 13.6/13.4 54.64/20.22 2.1 6 13.5 1.74 8.3 1940 34.6/30.8 0.18 22/21.1 16.2/14.7 75.4
Proposed FAHU RV ML 09 4825 X 1368 X 1636 1.49 2880 3652 20.3/19.3 13.4/13.4 30.61/12.51 2.3 6 13.5 0.97 6.4 1475 34.6/30.8 0.18 20.3/19.3 16.1/14.7 77.5
General SENSIBLE HRW Wrap Around Heat Pipe
RA On
Effeciency
AHU Dimensions SA On Coil Motor SA Off Coil Supply Pre-cool Coil Pre-cool Coil Pre-heat Coil Pre-heat Coil
Return Air Coil Air Delta.T
(%)
Description Tag Nos Length X Width X Condition Power Condition Air On Condition Off Condition On Condition Off Condition
(l/s) Condition (C)
Height db/wb (C) (KW) db/wb (C) (l/s) db/wb (C) db/wb (C) db/wb (C) db/wb (C)
db/wb
Specified as per IFC AHU-EC-RF-02 2980 X 2140 X 1610 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA
Specified as per Workshop AHU-EC-RF-02 2980 X 2140 X 1610 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA
Proposed AHU-EC-RF-02 2143 X 1988 X 1643 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA
Specified as per IFC FAHU-EC-RF-01 2450 X 1500 X 1110 NA NA NA NA NA NA 2185 - - - - -

Specified as per Workshop FAHU-EC-RF-01 2450 X 1500 X 1110 NA NA NA NA NA NA 2185 - - - 16.6/? -
Proposed FAHU-EC-RF-01 2453 X 1833 X 868 NA NA NA NA NA NA 2185 34.6/30.8 29.8/29.1 12.3/12.2 17.3/13.8 5
Specified as per IFC FAHU EC RF 02 3740 X 1500 X 1520 13.5/13 - 21/16.1 1080 26/18.1 - NA NA NA NA NA NA
Specified as per Workshop FAHU EC RF 02 3740 X 1500 X 1520 13.5/13 - - 1080 26/18.1 - NA NA NA NA NA NA
Proposed FAHU EC RF 02 4980 X 1058 X 1636 13.5/13.4 0.09 22.522.5 1080 18.1 76.1 NA NA NA NA NA NA
Specified as per IFC FAHU EC RF 03 4210 X 1970 X 1960 NA NA NA NA NA - NA NA NA NA NA NA

Specified as per Workshop FAHU EC RF 03 4210 X 1970 X 1960 NA NA NA NA NA - NA NA NA NA NA NA
Proposed FAHU EC RF 03 4643 X 1678 X 2236 NA NA NA NA NA - NA NA NA NA NA NA
AHU-EC-RF-02
Product Report Print Date: 21-Mar-19
Range: CLCP Euro (04.01.049)
Model: CLCPeuro 50mm
Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_EC_RF_02
Job Comments
Base Unit Module Module Position: 0
Country of Origin Malaysia Air Handling Unit Subgroup Design Inlet Temperature >9 C
Manufacturing Plant Penang Eurovent Certification Yes
Sales Region Out of CHINA EUROVENT- AHU Energy D (2016)
Efficiency Class
Model CLCPeuro 50mm CAL Class - 400 L2(R)
Unit Airflow 5628.0 L/s CAL Class + 700 -
Standard Unit Size 022 CAL Class + 400 L2(R)
Customized Unit Size No Diploma Number 04.01.049
Unit Insulation 50mm PU TOPSS Version 8.9.181 DM 221
Run Acoustics Unit Sound Power Data Product DLL Version 1.66.12.132.110-DM221
Casing Construction 1.0mm Painted Skin (Ext/Int) Unit Width 1988 mm
Unit Application Standard Unit Height 1643 mm
Unit Base Painted Unit Weight 814 kg
Unit Roof Roof Only Total Unit Length 2453 mm
CKD At Jobsite No Unit Length for Unit Level 2 0 mm
Elevation 0.0 m Sum of Length for all levels 2453 mm
Coil Target Face Vel. 2.8 m/s Number of Breakpoints 0.00 Number
Min. Htg. & Clg. Face Vel. 2.0 m/s No. of Breakpoints Level 1 0.00 Number
Coil Max. Htg Face Vel. 6.0 m/s No. of Breakpoints Level 2 0.00 Number
Coil Max. Clg Face Vel. 3.5 m/s Shipping Split 1 weight 814 kg
CLCP CLCP 1st Shipping Split Length 2453 mm
Break Point Pricing Field Trigger Break Point Pricing
Product DLL Version 1.66.12.132.110.

(i) All weights and dimensions are approximate.
(ii) Motor power input is electrical power input at full load.
(iii) Fan is designed based on wet selection.
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Filter Module Module Position: 2
Filter Manufacturer Factory Default Position Flag (First in stream) Filter Not First in Stream
Filter Type Hi-Eff Bag Filter Module Level 1st Level
Special Filter Media No Design Sequence Pls delete result-Ext Flat Filter
Update
Supplied by Factory Filter - Pre-filter PD 166.5 Pa
Prefilter Media 2" WA, G3: EN779 Filter - Flat Filter PD 0.0 Pa
Prefilter Condition Mid-life Filter - Hi-eff Cart or Bag PD 187.8 Pa
Filter Media 10" Bag, F7: EN779 Filter - Filter Module PD 354.3 Pa
Filter Condition Mid-life Filter Velocity 2.5 m/s
Filter Loading Method Side Sliding Method Shipping Split ID 1.00 Number
Access Section Yes Roof Roof Only
Door Handle Type Std. Latched Filter - Clean PD 125.4 Pa
Door Location LH Prefilter- Clean PD 83.3 Pa
Service Light No Filter - Midlife PD 187.8 Pa
Pressure Gauge 0-1000 Pa Prefilter - Midlife PD 166.5 Pa
Filter Access Location Internal Filter - Dirty PD 250.0 Pa
Spare Filter (Prefilter Media) Yes (Separate Packing) Prefilter - Dirty PD 250.0 Pa
Spare Filter (Filter Media) No Filter - Module Length 465 mm
Filter CFM 5.63 m3/s Filter - Module Weight 92 kg

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Coil Module Module Position: 3
Coil Mo [3]-1
Coil Section Horizontal Coil Design Sequence Pls Delete Result - Coil Updates
Application Chilled Water Fouling Factor 0.000000 m2-deg C/kW
Entering Dry Bulb 26.6 C Additional Length for VDT Coil No
Entering Wet Bulb 18.4 C Coil Type 1/2" Coil, WL Type
Entering Relative Humidity 45.35 % Fin Type 1/2" Tube Wavy 3BS (Delta Flo
H)
Leaving Dry Bulb 13.3 C Fluid Type Water
Leaving Wet Bulb 12.7 C Coil Airflow 5.63 m3/s
Entering Water Temp. 6.0 C Back Opening Yes
Leaving Water Temp. 13.5 C ODU - Outdoor Unit No
Coil - Total Cap. 109.03 kW Leaving Relative Humidity 93.76 %
Coil - Sensible Cap. 92.32 kW Water Press. Drop 17.7 kPa
Rows 4 Coil - Water Volume 48.22 L
Fins Per Foot 126.00 Number Air Pressure Drop 110.7 Pa
Fin Matl Aluminium 100% Dry Surfac APD 87.8 Pa
Coil Header Steel 100% Wet Surface APD 126.8 Pa
Drain Pan Stainless Steel 304 Fluid velocity 2.18 ft/s
Turbulators Yes Reynolds Number 6420.67 Number
Coil Supply RH Coil Face Area 2.29 m2
Drain Pipe Connection Std (Same as Coil Supply Conn.) Face Velocity 2.5 m/s
Water Flow Rate 3.46 L/s Drain Pan Length 310 mm
Max WPD 60.0 kPa Coil Module Press. Drop 110.7 Pa
Coil Casing & Coil Support Stainless Steel Fin Per Foot Multiplier 126.00 Number
Tube Matl 1/2" Cu Coil Row Multiplier 4.00 Number
Drip Eliminator No Roof Roof Only
Extended Drain Pan No Coil - Module Length 310 mm
Coil Elevation 0.0 m Coil - Module Weight 208 kg
Position Flag (First in stream) Coil Not First In Stream Coil - Wet Weight 162 kg
Module Level 1st Level Coil - Dry Weight 114 kg
Shipping Split ID 1.00 Number

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Fan Module Module Position: 4
Fan Mod [4]-1
Fan - Discharge Vel. 11.0 m/s Motor Frame Size 160M
Fan Module Supply Fan Motor Power Input 9.31 kW
Fan Airflow 5628.0 L/s Total Motor Locked Rotor Amp 154.22 A
Ext. Static Pres. 500.0 Pa Total Motor Full Load Amp 19.90 A
Customized Fan Model No Motor Efficiency 91.40 %
Housed / Plenum Housed Fan (DIDW) Motor Pole 4P
House Fan Discharge Arr. Front-Top(Arr.1/7) Standby Motor No
Inlet Location Back Inlet (HDT) Fan - Module Length 1240 mm
Fan Manufacturer Kruger Fan - Module Weight 455 kg
Fan Size Option Oversize Fan Discharge - 63Hz 100 dB
Fan Type BC Discharge - 125Hz 98 dB
Door Handle Type Hinged Discharge - 250Hz 101 dB
Fan/Motor Access RH Discharge - 500Hz 97 dB
Fan Isolation 2"(50mm) Spring Discharge - 1kHz 94 dB
Isolator Vibration Efficiency 95% Discharge - 2kHz 86 dB
Fan - Elevation 0.0 m Discharge - 4kHz 81 dB
Design Temp. 20.0 C Discharge - 8kHz 77 dB
Motor Supply By Factory Discharge - Overall 99 dBA
Motor Type Standard Motor Inlet+Casing - 63Hz 92 dB
Drive Type Const. Pitch Inlet+Casing - 125Hz 90 dB
Motor Efficiency Class IE3 Inlet+Casing - 250Hz 94 dB
Motor Class TECO, 3Phase, 4P, PREM Eff (IE3) Inlet+Casing - 500Hz 86 dB
Motor Volt/Ph/Hz V 415/3/50 Inlet+Casing - 1kHz 77 dB
Motor Safety Factor Factory Standard Inlet+Casing - 2kHz 71 dB
Installed Motor KW 11.00 KW Inlet+Casing - 4kHz 65 dB
Other Motor Brand No Inlet+Casing - 8kHz 59 dB
Standby Motor Option No Inlet+Casing - Overall 88 dBA
Standby Drive(Pulley&Belt) No Casing - 63Hz 92 dB
Spare Motor No Casing - 125Hz 86 dB
Sight Glass Yes, same as access side Casing - 250Hz 85 dB
Service Light Yes, 220 VAC - 240 VAC Casing - 500Hz 76 dB
Seismic Stopper No Casing - 1kHz 64 dB
Belt Guard Yes, Duty Motor only Casing - 2kHz 60 dB
Painted Fan Casing None Casing - 4kHz 55 dB
Motor Protection Thermistor Casing - 8kHz 38 dB
Face & Ext. Bypass No Casing - Overall 79 dBA
Motor Starter No Fan Discharge - 63Hz 99 dB
Motor Termination Box No Fan Discharge - 125Hz 94 dB
Design Sequence Motor Power Input formula update Fan Discharge - 250Hz 99 dB
Fan Position Horizontal Fan Discharge - 500Hz 92 dB
Module Level 1st Level Fan Discharge - 1kHz 89 dB
Page 4 of 44
Position Flag (First in stream) Fan Not First In The Stream Fan Discharge - 2kHz 81 dB
Fan Oversize Fan Fan Discharge - 4kHz 77 dB
Fan Size BC 560 C Fan Discharge - 8kHz 74 dB
Total Static Pres. 1066.4 Pa Fan Discharge - Overall 95 dBA
Cabinet effects Loss 58.5 Pa Fan Intake - 63Hz 89 dB
Fan Absorbed Power 8.11 kW Fan Intake - 125Hz 91 dB
Fan Speed 1558 rpm Fan Intake - 250Hz 97 dB
Fan - Velocity Pressure 73.0 Pa Fan Intake - 500Hz 90 dB
Fan Mechanical Efficiency 79.09 % Fan Intake - 1kHz 85 dB
Fan Static Efficiency 74.02 % Fan Intake - 2kHz 80 dB
Motor/Fan Heat Temp Rise 1.8 C Fan Intake - 4kHz 76 dB
Maximum Fan KW Allowed 12.00 kW Fan Intake - 8kHz 72 dB
Velocity for Eurovent Energy 2.5 m/s Fan Intake - Overall 93 dBA
Calculation
Internal Specific Fan Power 1654.95 W/(m3/s) Module End of Unit Front of Unit
Vibration Static Efficiency 99.13 % Shipping Split ID 1.00 Number
Fan Condition Fan has been designed for design Roof Roof Only
point.

Page 5 of 44
Job01
C:\Users\irgcdn\Desktop\YAS ARENA AHUs\Lot-1\R8\Lot-1-R7 with IE3.psd
3/21/2019 4:25:50 PM
AHU_EC_RF_02 - Supply Fan Mod [4]-1

Kruger BC 560C
2000
30 %WO UnitSize:
35
36 Operating Airflow: 5628.00 L/s
50 %WO Operating Static Pressure: 1066.39 Pa
1750 Operating RPM: 1558.47
Operating Brake Power: 8.11 kW
Altitude: 0.00 m
1700 RPM Design Temp: 20.00 C
60 %WO
1500 Date: 3/21/19
T o ta l S ta tic P re ssu re (P a )
1620 RPM Datafile: CLCP 1.66.12.132
1540 RPM
1250
1460 RPM 70 %WO
1380 RPM
1000
1300 RPM
1220 RPM 80 %WO
750 1140 RPM
1060 RPM
980 RPM
500 900 RPM 90 %WO
250
1 1 .1 8 kW
1 2 .0 0 kW
1 .4 9 k W
2 .2 4 k W
3 .7 3 k W
5 .5 9 k W
7 .4 6 k W
0
0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 10000 11000
Airflow (L/s)
Kruger BC 560C Sound Data

CLCP 1.66.12.132
63Hz 125Hz 250Hz 500Hz 1 kHz 2 kHz 4 kHz 8 kHz
Fan Intake 89 91 97 90 85 80 76 72
Fan Discharge 99 94 99 92 89 81 77 74
Inlet + Casing 92 90 94 86 77 71 65 59
Discharge 100 98 101 97 94 86 81 77
Casing 92 86 85 76 64 60 55 38
TOPSS Fan Curve / Acoustical Information Page: 1

FACU-EC-RF-01
Quantity 1
Tag Number FAHU_EC_RF_01
Job Comments
Efficiency Class
Unit Roof Roof Only Total Unit Length 3073 mm

Page 6 of 44
Update

Page 7 of 44
Coil Mo [4]-1
Entering Wet Bulb 29.1 C Coil Type 1/2" Coil, LL Type
H)

Page 8 of 44
Fan Mod [6]-1
Fan - Discharge Vel. 13.4 m/s Motor Frame Size 132S
Fan Size Option Standard Fan Discharge - 63Hz 104 dB
Door Handle Type Std. Latched Discharge - 250Hz 89 dB
Page 9 of 44
Fan Standard Fan Fan Discharge - 4kHz 83 dB
Fan Size BC 315 T Fan Discharge - 8kHz 78 dB
Calculation
point.

Page 10 of 44
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Job01
3/21/2019 4:25:50 PM
FAHU_EC_RF_01 - Supply Fan Mod [6]-1

Kruger BC 315T
30 %WO
3500 35
UnitSize:
Operating Airflow: 2185.00 L/s
36
Operating Static Pressure: 1224.08 Pa
Operating RPM: 3190.07
50 %WO Operating Brake Power: 4.01 kW
3000 Altitude: 0.00 m
Design Temp: 20.00 C
4100 RPM
60 %WO Date: 3/21/19

Datafile: CLCP 1.66.12.132

2500 3830 RPM
3560 RPM
70 %WO
2000
3290 RPM
3020 RPM
1500 80 %WO
2750 RPM
2480 RPM
1000
2210 RPM
90 %WO
1940 RPM
500 1670 RPM

1400 RPM
0 .3 7 k W
0 .7 5 k W
1 .1 2 k W
1 .4 9 k W
2 .2 4 k W
3 .7 3 k W
5 .5 9 k W
7 .4 6 k W
7 .9 8 k W
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500
Airflow (L/s)
Kruger BC 315T Sound Data

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 82 91 87 95 87 86 82 77
Fan Discharge 103 90 87 94 90 89 83 78
Inlet + Casing 83 88 80 85 71 72 63 53
Discharge 104 94 89 99 95 94 87 81
Casing 83 86 75 81 66 66 61 43

FAHU-EC-RF-03
Quantity 1
Tag Number FAHU_EC_RF_03
Job Comments
Country of Origin Malaysia CAL Class + 400 L2(R)

Manufacturing Plant Penang Diploma Number 04.01.049
Sales Region Out of CHINA TOPSS Version 8.9.181 DM 221
Model CLCPeuro 50mm Product DLL Version 1.66.12.132.110-DM221
Unit Airflow 2775.0 L/s Unit Width 1678 mm
Standard Unit Size 012 Unit Height 2236 mm
Customized Unit Size No Unit Weight 1141 kg
Unit Insulation 50mm PU Total Unit Length 3794 mm
Run Acoustics Unit Sound Power Data Unit Length for Unit Level 2 2864 mm
Casing Construction 1.0mm Painted Skin (Ext/Int) Sum of Length for all levels 6658 mm
Unit Application Standard Number of Breakpoints 4.00 Number
Unit Base Painted No. of Breakpoints Level 1 2.00 Number
Unit Roof Roof Only No. of Breakpoints Level 2 2.00 Number
CKD At Jobsite No Shipping Split 1 weight 69 kg
Elevation 0.0 m Shipping Split 2 weight 303 kg
Coil Target Face Vel. 2.8 m/s Shipping Split 3 weight 215 kg
Min. Htg. & Clg. Face Vel. 2.0 m/s Shipping Split 4 weight 106 kg
Coil Max. Htg Face Vel. 6.0 m/s Shipping Split 5 weight 398 kg
CLCP CLCP Shipping Split 7 weight 106 kg
Break Point Pricing Field Trigger Break Point Pricing Shipping Split 8 weight 352 kg
Air Handling Unit Subgroup Design Inlet Temperature >9 C 1st Shipping Split Length 438 mm
Eurovent Certification Yes 2nd Shipping Split Length 1587 mm
EUROVENT- AHU Energy C (2016) 3rd Shipping Split Length 1587 mm
Efficiency Class
CAL Class - 400 L2(R) 4th Shipping Split Length 903 mm
CAL Class + 700 - 5th Shipping Split Length 1368 mm

Page 11 of 44
Filter Manufacturer Factory Default Position Flag (First in stream) Filter First in Stream
Filter Type Flat Filter Module Level 2nd Level
Special Filter Media No Module End of Unit Front of Unit
Supplied by Factory Design Sequence Pls delete result-Ext Flat Filter
Update
Prefilter Media No Filter - Pre-filter PD 0.0 Pa
Filter Media 2" WA, G3: EN779 Filter - Flat Filter PD 163.8 Pa
Filter Condition Mid-life Filter - Hi-eff Cart or Bag PD 0.0 Pa
Filter Loading Method Side Sliding Method Filter - Filter Module PD 163.8 Pa
Access Section Yes Filter Velocity 2.4 m/s
Door Handle Type Std. Latched Shipping Split ID 1.00 Number
Door Location RH Roof Roof Only
Service Light No Filter - Clean PD 78.0 Pa
Pressure Gauge 0-500 Pa Filter - Midlife PD 163.8 Pa

Page 12 of 44
Fan Mod [7]-1
Fan - Discharge Vel. 11.4 m/s Motor Power Input 4.90 kW
Fan Module Return Fan Total Motor Locked Rotor Amp 74.22 A
Fan Airflow 2915.0 L/s Total Motor Full Load Amp 10.00 A
Ext. Static Pres. 500.0 Pa Motor Efficiency 89.60 %
Customized Fan Model No Motor Pole 4P
Housed / Plenum Housed Fan (DIDW) Standby Motor No
House Fan Discharge Arr. Back-Top(Arr.9) Fan - Module Length 1085 mm
Inlet Location Front Inlet (HDT) Fan - Module Weight 251 kg
Fan Manufacturer Kruger Discharge - 63Hz 99 dB
Fan/Motor Access RH Discharge - 1kHz 94 dB
Module Level 2nd Level Fan Discharge - 1kHz 89 dB
Page 13 of 44
Calculation
Internal Specific Fan Power 1681.10 W/(m3/s) Module End of Unit Back of Unit
point.
Motor Frame Size 132S
Update

Page 14 of 44
Coil M [17]-1
H)

Page 15 of 44
Fan Mo [18]-1
Fan Module Supply Fan Total Motor Locked Rotor Amp 106.02 A
House Fan Discharge Arr. Front-Top(Arr.1/7) Fan - Module Length 930 mm
Inlet Location Back Inlet (HDT) Fan - Module Weight 255 kg
Page 16 of 44
Calculation
point.
Motor Frame Size 132M

Page 17 of 44
Östberg rotating energy recovery unit Östberg Calculation 5.1.8
Östberg OM - N - W - 900 - CS - K 16/01/2019 14:44
Customer:
Object: EC RF 03 Rotor Spec.
Diameter: 900
Thermal performance Cooling Well height: N
Temperature effectiveness [%] 75.2 Rotorlength: 200 mm
Humidity effectiveness [%] 72.6 Type: OM
Total effectiveness [%] 73.3 Winded
For vertical installation
Rotational speed [rpm] 20
Atmosphere pressure [kPa] 101.3 Casing Spec.
Capacity of heat recovery system
Total [kW] -47.0
Sensible [kW] -11.2
Latent [kW] -35.8
Mass transfer humidity [kg/s] -0.01
Pressure drop Supply Exhaust
Pressure drop (std. density) [Pa] 122 144
Density [kg/m³] 1.20
Velocity [m/s] 2.7 3.2
Actual pressure drop [Pa] 129 144
Supply Outdoor Supply

Casing: CS
Volume flow [m³/h] 3133 3042
Height (H): 1000 mm
Mass flow [kg/s] 1.04 1.01
Width (W): 1000 mm
Temperature [°C] 34.6 23.6
Length (L): 290 mm
Wet bulb temp [°C] 30.8 19.0
Net weight: 60 kg
Absolute humidity [g/kg] 26.7 13.1
Purge sector: 5.0°
Enthalpy [kJ/kg] 103.6 57.2
Exhaust Return Exhaust Driveunit
Volume flow [m³/h] 3581 3672 Constant RPM w. Thermocontact
Mass flow [kg/s] 1.19 1.22 SPG40, 0.04 kW
Temperature [°C] 20 29.3 Motor Voltage:
Wet bulb temp [°C] 14.5 25.8 3 x 380-420V / 50-60 Hz
Rated Current:
Absolute humidity [g/kg] 7.9 19.5 0.21A
Leakage
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.14
Technical Description
Östberg OM - Sorption, molecular sieve 3Å, Rotor to recover sensible heat and latent heat to a very high degree. The sorptive
coating of the enthalpy rotor provides an expanded capacity in transferring humidity. The capacity is at a constant high level, valid
for year-round use. Storage matrix made of standard aluminium foil set up of alternating layers of flat and corrugated foils. Surface
is coated with a special molecular sieve to achieve excellent sorptive properties. Foil layers are stabilized together by means of
interior radial spokes, fixed at hub and rim in special design for long term form stability (rotor Ø>800mm). Winded up to rotor Ø
2600mm (W type). Segmented from 950mm, if requested, up to 5000mm diameter (S type), delivered loose. Several distances of
foil layers are available for optimising size, efficiency and pressure drop: Standard N=2.0mm, L=1.7mm, XL=1.5mm and H=2.7mm.
Maximum operating temperature is 70°C. For vertical installation (horizontal optional). Rotor position adjustable within casing.
Permanently lubricated bearings are mounted in protected place within the hub. Careful cleaning by means of compressed air is
possible, steam and water only used after consultation with Östberg.
Geared motor for constant velocity at maximum rotational speed. The AP motor series (-56t, -63t, -71t and -80t) is available as
90W, 180W, 370W and 750W, respectively SPG40 (40W) motor for rotor diameter <1000mm. These 3-phase induction motor
belong to isolation class F. They are equipped with a worm gear box with lifetime lubrication. With thermo contact overheat
protection, e.g. controlled with a standard control unit. Installed inside the casing with drive belt around rotor periphery.
CS Slide-in casing version to be built into AHU. Casing for winded rotor 400-2600 mm diameter. Casing in one piece. No side
panels. Light sheet metal construction (standard: galvanised steel). Flexible dimensions to fit into AHU. Adjustable brush sealing.
Fix Purge sector 5 Deg. Options: powder-coated casing, complete stainless steel casing, side cover.
Ostberg (Kunshan) Fan Co., No. 426-2 Kun Jia Road, CN-215300 KUNSHAN (Jiang Su), Phone +86 512 57639555, Fax +86 512 5763958
E-mail cn@ca-ostberg.com
Job01
3/21/2019 4:25:51 PM
FAHU_EC_RF_03 - Return Fan Mod [7]-1

Kruger BC 400C
30 %WO UnitSize:
35
2000 Operating Static Pressure: 944.61 Pa
50 %WO Operating RPM: 2178.54
2500 RPM Altitude: 0.00 m
1750 Design Temp: 20.00 C
60 %WO
2370 RPM Date: 3/21/19

1500 2240 RPM
2110 RPM 70 %WO

1250
1980 RPM
1000 1850 RPM

80 %WO
1720 RPM
750 1590 RPM
1460 RPM
1330 RPM 90 %WO

500
1200 RPM
250
0 .7 5 k W
1 .1 2 k W
1 .4 9 k W
2 .2 4 k W
3 .7 3 k W
5 .5 9 k W
6 .0 0 k W
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000 5500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 86 86 91 87 84 82 75 70
Fan Discharge 98 94 95 89 89 83 77 72
Inlet + Casing 90 86 89 83 77 75 66 61
Discharge 99 98 97 94 94 88 81 75
Casing 89 81 79 73 63 62 54 36

Job01
3/21/2019 4:25:51 PM
FAHU_EC_RF_03 - Supply Fan Mo [18]-1

Kruger BC 355T
30 %WO UnitSize:
35
Altitude: 0.00 m
60 %WO
Date: 3/21/19
2500
3060 RPM
70 %WO
2000
2840 RPM
2620 RPM
80 %WO
1500
2400 RPM
2180 RPM
1000
1960 RPM
90 %WO
1740 RPM
1520 RPM
500 1300 RPM
1 0 .9 6 kW
0 .7 5 k W
1 .1 2 k W
1 .4 9 k W
2 .2 4 k W
3 .7 3 k W
5 .5 9 k W
7 .4 6 k W
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000 5500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 88 89 91 93 88 85 79 74
Fan Discharge 99 97 95 94 92 87 80 75
Inlet + Casing 90 84 83 79 69 72 58 49
Discharge 100 101 97 99 97 92 84 78
Casing 90 84 79 79 67 65 58 40

FAHU-EC-RF-2
Quantity 1
Tag Number FAHU-EC-RF-2S
Job Comments

Unit Roof No No. of Breakpoints Level 2 0.00 Number
EUROVENT- AHU Energy E (2016) 3rd Shipping Split Length 593 mm
Efficiency Class

Page 18 of 44
Update
Access Section Yes Roof No

Page 19 of 44
Coil Mo [9]-1
Entering Wet Bulb 20.3 C Coil Type 1/2" Coil, WL 5Rows
H)
Drip Eliminator No Roof No

Page 20 of 44
Fan Mo [15]-1
Page 21 of 44
Calculation
Fan Condition Fan has been designed for design Roof No
point.
Motor Frame Size 100L

Page 22 of 44
Quantity 1
Tag Number FAHU-EC-RF-2R
Job Comments
Country of Origin Malaysia CAL Class + 700 -

Manufacturing Plant Penang CAL Class + 400 L2(R)
Sales Region Out of CHINA Diploma Number 04.01.049
Model CLCPeuro 50mm TOPSS Version 8.9.181 DM 221
Unit Airflow 1080.0 L/s Product DLL Version 1.66.12.132.110-DM221
Standard Unit Size 004 Unit Width 1058 mm
Customized Unit Size No Unit Height 868 mm
Unit Insulation 50mm PU Unit Weight 466 kg
Run Acoustics Unit Sound Power Data Total Unit Length 4360 mm
Casing Construction 1.0mm Painted Skin (Ext/Int) Unit Length for Unit Level 2 0 mm
Unit Application Standard Sum of Length for all levels 4360 mm
Unit Base Painted Number of Breakpoints 4.00 Number
CKD At Jobsite No No. of Breakpoints Level 2 0.00 Number
Break Point Pricing Field Trigger Break Point Pricing 2nd Shipping Split Length 903 mm
Air Handling Unit Subgroup Design Inlet Temperature >9 C 3rd Shipping Split Length 593 mm
Eurovent Certification Yes 4th Shipping Split Length 903 mm
EUROVENT- AHU Energy E (2016) 5th Shipping Split Length 1213 mm
Efficiency Class
CAL Class - 400 L2(R)

Page 23 of 44
Filter Type Flat Filter Module Level 1st Level
Update
Prefilter Media No Filter - Flat Filter PD 161.4 Pa
Filter Media 2" WA, G3: EN779 Filter - Hi-eff Cart or Bag PD 0.0 Pa
Filter Condition Mid-life Filter - Filter Module PD 161.4 Pa
Filter Loading Method Side Sliding Method Filter Velocity 2.3 m/s
Access Section Yes Shipping Split ID 1.00 Number
Door Handle Type Std. Latched Roof No
Door Location RH Filter - Clean PD 73.0 Pa
Pressure Gauge 0-1000 Pa Filter - Dirty PD 250.0 Pa
Filter Access Location Internal Filter - Module Length 310 mm
Spare Filter (Filter Media) Yes (Separate Packing) Filter - Module Weight 31 kg
Filter CFM 0.00 m3/s

Page 24 of 44
Fan Mo [14]-1
Page 25 of 44
Calculation
point.

Page 26 of 44
Östberg OM - N - W - 1200 - CS - K 16/01/2019 14:38
Customer:
Object: FAHU-EC-RF-02 Rotor Spec.
Diameter: 1200
Total [kW] -64.3
Sensible [kW] -19.0
Latent [kW] -45.2

Casing: CS
Height (H): 1300 mm
Width (W): 1300 mm
Length (L): 290 mm
Net weight: 99 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Mass flow [kg/s] 1.34 1.38 AP63t, 0.18 kW
Temperature [°C] 16.5 30.6 Motor Voltage:
Rated Current:
Leakage
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.97
Östberg OT - N - W - 1100 - CS - K 16/01/2019 14:35
Customer:
Object: FAHU-EC-RF-02 Rotor Spec.
Diameter: 1100
Thermal performance Heating Well height: N
Humidity effectiveness [%] 0.0 Type: OT
Total [kW] 12.6
Sensible [kW] 12.5
Latent [kW] 0.2
Mass transfer humidity [kg/s] 0.00

Casing: CS
Height (H): 1200 mm
Width (W): 1200 mm
Length (L): 290 mm
Net weight: 84 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Rated Current:
Leakage
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.50
Östberg OT - Condensation Rotor (standard) is a cost-efficient solution to recover sensible heat and is suitable for standard
applications in comfort ventilation. Humidity is transferred in cases when the dew point of one of the air streams is reached.
Storage matrix made of standard aluminium foil set up of alternating layers of flat and corrugated foils. These are stabilized
together by means of interior radial spokes, fixed at hub and rim in special design for long term form stability (rotor Ø>800mm).
Winded up to rotor Ø 2600mm (W type). Segmented from 950mm, if requested, up to 5000mm diameter (S type), delivered loose.
Several distances of foil layers are available for optimising size, efficiency and pressure drop: Standard N=2.0mm, L=1.7mm,
XL=1.5mm and H=2.7mm. Maximum operating temperature is 70°C. For vertical installation (horizontal optional). Rotor position
adjustable within casing. Permanently lubricated bearings are mounted in protected place within the hub. Careful cleaning by
means of compressed air is possible, steam and water only used after consultation with Östberg.
Job01
3/21/2019 4:25:51 PM
FAHU-EC-RF-2S - Supply Fan Mo [15]-1

Kruger BC 250T
30 %WO UnitSize:
3500 36
35
Altitude: 0.00 m
3000 5200 RPM
50 %WO
Date: 3/21/19
4880 RPM 60 %WO Datafile: CLCP 1.66.12.132

2500
4560 RPM
70 %WO
2000 4240 RPM
3920 RPM
1500 3600 RPM

80 %WO
3280 RPM
1000 2960 RPM

90 %WO
2640 RPM
2320 RPM
500 2000 RPM
0 .3 7 k W
0 .7 5 k W
1 .1 2 k W
1 .4 9 k W
2 .2 4 k W
3 .7 3 k W
5 .5 9 k W
6 .0 0 k W
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 81 88 84 90 84 82 78 72
Fan Discharge 99 88 88 89 85 84 77 72
Inlet + Casing 83 82 73 75 61 65 54 41
Discharge 100 92 90 94 90 89 81 75
Casing 83 82 72 75 63 62 54 38

Job01
3/21/2019 4:25:51 PM
FAHU-EC-RF-2R - Supply Fan Mo [14]-1

Kruger BC 250C
30 %WO UnitSize:
35
50 %WO Altitude: 0.00 m
1750 4000 RPM Design Temp: 20.00 C
Date: 3/21/19

60 %WO
1500
3600 RPM
3400 RPM
1250 70 %WO
3200 RPM
1000 3000 RPM
2800 RPM 80 %WO
750 2600 RPM
2400 RPM
2200 RPM
500 2000 RPM
90 %WO
250
0 .3 7 k W
0 .7 5 k W
1 .1 2 k W
1 .4 9 k W
2 .2 4 k W
2 .6 0 k W
0
0 250 500 750 1000 1250 1500 1750 2000
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 80 85 81 88 82 79 75 69
Fan Discharge 97 86 86 86 82 81 74 69
Inlet + Casing 83 83 78 80 71 71 62 55
Discharge 98 90 88 91 87 86 78 72
Casing 83 80 69 74 61 59 54 35

FAHU-RV-ML-8
Quantity 1
Tag Number FAHU-RV-ML-8S
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

Page 27 of 44
Update

Page 28 of 44
Coil Mo [9]-1
H)

Page 29 of 44
Fan Mo [15]-1
Page 30 of 44
Calculation
point.

Page 31 of 44
Quantity 1
Tag Number FAHU-RV-ML-8R
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

Page 32 of 44
Update

Page 33 of 44
Fan Mo [14]-1
Page 34 of 44
Calculation
point.

Page 35 of 44
Östberg OM - N - W - 1400 - CS - K 16/01/2019 14:41
Customer:
Object: RV-ML-08 Rotor Spec.
Diameter: 1400
Total [kW] -101.7
Sensible [kW] -30.6
Latent [kW] -71.1

Casing: CS
Height (H): 1500 mm
Width (W): 1500 mm
Length (L): 290 mm
Net weight: 128 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Rated Current:
Leakage
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.19
Östberg OT - N - W - 1300 - CS - K 16/01/2019 14:40
Customer:
Diameter: 1300
Total [kW] 18.6
Sensible [kW] 18.3
Latent [kW] 0.3

Casing: CS
Height (H): 1400 mm
Width (W): 1400 mm
Length (L): 290 mm
Net weight: 113 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Rated Current:
Leakage
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.10
Job01
3/21/2019 4:25:52 PM
FAHU-RV-ML-8S - Supply Fan Mo [15]-1

Kruger BC 315T
30 %WO
3500 35
UnitSize:
36
4100 RPM
60 %WO Date: 3/21/19


2500 3830 RPM
3560 RPM
70 %WO
2000
3290 RPM
3020 RPM
1500 80 %WO
2750 RPM
2480 RPM
1000
2210 RPM
90 %WO
1940 RPM
500 1670 RPM

1400 RPM
0 .3 7 k W
0 .7 5 k W
1 .1 2 k W
1 .4 9 k W
2 .2 4 k W
3 .7 3 k W
5 .5 9 k W
7 .4 6 k W
7 .9 8 k W
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 82 90 86 93 85 84 80 75
Fan Discharge 101 88 87 92 88 87 80 75
Inlet + Casing 84 84 76 77 63 67 56 44
Discharge 102 92 89 97 93 92 84 78
Casing 84 84 74 77 64 64 56 41

Job01
3/21/2019 4:25:52 PM
FAHU-RV-ML-8R - Supply Fan Mo [14]-1

Kruger BC 280T
3500 35
30 %WO UnitSize:
3000 4600 RPM
Altitude: 0.00 m
60 %WO Date: 3/21/19


2500
4040 RPM
70 %WO
2000 3760 RPM
3480 RPM
1500 3200 RPM

80 %WO
2920 RPM
1000 2640 RPM
2360 RPM 90 %WO
2080 RPM
500 1800 RPM
0 .7 5 k W
1 .1 2 k W
1 .4 9 k W
2 .2 4 k W
3 .7 3 k W
5 .5 9 k W
7 .0 0 k W
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 82 88 84 93 86 84 80 75
Fan Discharge 101 89 90 91 88 87 80 75
Inlet + Casing 85 85 78 81 68 72 62 53
Discharge 102 93 92 96 93 92 84 78
Casing 85 83 72 79 65 64 59 41

FAHU-RV-ML-9
Quantity 1
Tag Number FAHU-RV-ML9-S
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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Quantity 1
Tag Number FAHU-RV-ML-9R
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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Fan Mo [14]-1
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Östberg OM - N - W - 1500 - CS - K 16/01/2019 14:39
Customer:
Diameter: 1500
Total [kW] -88.6
Sensible [kW] -26.3
Latent [kW] -62.3

Casing: CS
Height (H): 1600 mm
Width (W): 1600 mm
Length (L): 290 mm
Net weight: 144 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Rated Current:
Leakage
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 1.08
Östberg OT - N - W - 1400 - CS - K 16/01/2019 14:39
Customer:
Diameter: 1400
Total [kW] 15.9
Sensible [kW] 15.8
Latent [kW] 0.2

Casing: CS
Height (H): 1500 mm
Width (W): 1500 mm
Length (L): 290 mm
Net weight: 128 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Rated Current:
Leakage
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.60
Job01
3/21/2019 4:25:52 PM
FAHU-RV-ML9-S - Supply Fan Mo [15]-1

Kruger BC 280T
3500 35
30 %WO UnitSize:
3000 4600 RPM
Altitude: 0.00 m
60 %WO Date: 3/21/19


2500
4040 RPM
70 %WO
2000 3760 RPM
3480 RPM
1500 3200 RPM

80 %WO
2920 RPM
1000 2640 RPM
2360 RPM 90 %WO
2080 RPM
500 1800 RPM
0 .7 5 k W
1 .1 2 k W
1 .4 9 k W
2 .2 4 k W
3 .7 3 k W
5 .5 9 k W
7 .0 0 k W
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 81 88 84 91 85 83 79 73
Fan Discharge 100 89 89 90 86 85 78 73
Inlet + Casing 84 83 74 76 62 66 55 43
Discharge 101 93 91 95 91 90 82 76
Casing 84 83 72 76 64 63 55 39

Job01
3/21/2019 4:25:52 PM
FAHU-RV-ML-9R - Supply Fan Mo [14]-1

Kruger BC 250C
30 %WO UnitSize:
35
Date: 3/21/19

60 %WO
1500
3600 RPM
3400 RPM
1250 70 %WO
3200 RPM
1000 3000 RPM
2800 RPM 80 %WO
750 2600 RPM
2400 RPM
2200 RPM
500 2000 RPM
90 %WO
250
0 .3 7 k W
0 .7 5 k W
1 .1 2 k W
1 .4 9 k W
2 .2 4 k W
2 .6 0 k W
0
0 250 500 750 1000 1250 1500 1750 2000
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 81 86 83 91 85 83 78 73
Fan Discharge 99 88 88 89 86 85 78 73
Inlet + Casing 85 85 79 83 73 74 65 59
Discharge 100 92 90 94 91 90 82 76
Casing 84 81 71 77 64 63 57 39

ARENA RETAIL
KITCHEN AHU SELECTIONS (TYPE-4)

General Air Flow Rates Supply Air Fan Cooling Coil Wrap Around Heat Pipe
CHW CHW CHW Coil
AHU Dimensions Fan Specific Fan On Coil Off Coil Face Supply Pre-cool Coil Pre-cool Coil Pre-heat Coil Pre-heat Coil
Supply Air Return Air Air Flow ESP Motor Fan Absorbed Supply Return Flow Pressure Air Delta.T
Description Tag Nos Length X Width X Velocity Power Motor RPM Fan RPM Condition Condition TC/SC ( KW) Velocity Air On Condition Off Condition On Condition Off Condition
(l/s) (l/s) (l/s) (Pa) Rating Power (KW) Temp Temp Rate Drop (C)
Height (M/s) (W/L/S) db/wb (C) db/wb (C) (M/s) (l/s) db/wb (C) db/wb (C) db/wb (C) db/wb (C)
(C) (C) (l/s) (kPa)
Specified as per IFC AHU-KS-1 4082 X 1237 X 906 301 NA 301 350 2 - - - 2880 3292 47 12 84.8 - 7 13.5 3.11 10 NA NA NA NA NA NA
Proposed AHU-KS-1 2608 X 748 X 868 516 NA 516 350 1.1 7.8 0.83 1.61 2880 4033 30.3/29.9 12.1/12 40.18/11.9 2 6 13.5 1.28 9.3 516 34.6/30.8 30.3/29.9 12.1/12 16.3/13.3 4.3
Specified as per IFC AHU-KS-2 4672 X 2238 X 1824 5402 NA 5402 350 0.75 - - - 1460 1452 47 12 424.1 - 6 13.5 12.36 10 NA NA NA NA NA NA
Proposed AHU-KS-2 2608 X 1678 X 868 1200 NA 1200 350 3 11.5 2.04 1.7 2880 3729 30.3/29.9 12.1/12 93.53/27.69 2.2 6 13.5 2.97 31.6 1200 34.6/30.8 30.3/29.9 12.1/12 16.3/13.3 4.3
Proposed AHU-KS-3 2763 X 1678 X 1178 2341 NA 2341 350 5.5 11.5 3.78 1.61 1460 2552 30.3/29.9 12/11.9 183.69/54.29 2.5 6 13.5 5.84 21.7 2341 34.6/30.8 30.3/29.9 12/11.9 16.3/13.3 -
Proposed AHU-KS-4 2453 X 1678 X 868 1710 NA 1710 350 4 13.1 2.94 1.72 2880 3492 30.3/29.9 11.9/11.9 133.95/39.77 2.3 6 13.5 4.26 23.6 1710 34.6/30.8 30.3/29.9 11.9/11.9 16.3/13.3 4.3
Proposed AHU-KS-6 2763 X 1368 X 868 1260 NA 1260 350 3 12.1 2.12 1.68 2880 3765 34.6/30.8 11.9/11.9 105.80/36.18 2.3 6 13.5 3.36 12.9 NA NA NA NA NA NA
Specified as per Workshop AHU-KS-5 4495 X 1565 X 1518 2141 NA 2141 350 - - - - 1460 1841 - 12/12 - - 6 13.5 - 10 NA NA NA NA NA NA
Proposed AHU-KS-5 2763 X 1678 X 1178 2141 NA 2141 350 5.5 13.1 3.49 1.63 2880 3040 30.3/29.9 12/11.9 167.69/49.78 2.3 6 13.5 5.33 18.5 2141 34.6/30.8 30.3/29.9 12/11.6 16.3/13.3 4.3
AHU-KS-1
Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_KS_1
Job Comments
Sales Region Out of CHINA EUROVENT- AHU Energy A+(2016)
Efficiency Class
Unit Roof No Total Unit Length 2918 mm

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Job01
3/21/2019 3:59:23 PM
AHU_KS_1 - Supply Fan Mod [6]-1

Kruger BC 200C
2250 30 %WO UnitSize:
35
2000 50 %WO
Altitude: 0.00 m
5200 RPM
1750 60 %WO Date: 3/21/19
T o ta l S ta tic P re ss u re (P a )
4920 RPM
1500 4640 RPM
4360 RPM 70 %WO

1250
4080 RPM
1000 3800 RPM

80 %WO
3520 RPM
750 3240 RPM
2960 RPM
500 2680 RPM 90 %WO

2400 RPM
250
0.25 k W
0.37 k W
0.75 k W
1.12 k W
1.49 k W
2.00 k W
0
0 250 500 750 1000 1250
Airflow (L/s)

Heat Pipe Selection
Project Kitchen Arena
C
Dry Bulb (ºC) 34.6 30.3 O 12.0 16.3
O
P
Wet Bulb (ºC) 30.8 29.9 L 11.6 R 13.3
R
I E
E
N H
RH(%) 76 C 97 95 72
G E
O
A
Humidity Ratio 0.0269 O 0.0270 0.0083 0.0083
C T
L
O
Enthalpy(KJ/kg) 103.75 99.40 I 32.98 37.34
L
2.70 2.70
Pre cool Saving (kW) Re Heat Saving (kW)
General
Coil Height mm 325
Coil Width mm 650 AHU-KS-1

Air Flow (m³/s) 0.52
Barometric Pressure (kPa) 101.33
Heat Pipe Heat Pipe Properties
Fin Type Louvered Effectiveness % 18.88
Rows 1 Pressure Drop (Pa) 77
FPI 12 Refrigerant R134a
Cooling Coil Properties

General
Cooling Coil Rows N/A
Fin Material Aluminium

Cooling Coil FPI N/A
Tube Material Copper

Air Pressure Drop (Pa) N/A
Casing Material Galvanized

Fluid Pressure Drop (kPa) N/A
Reference # 1-SD-ADH-CC-2018
AHU-KS-2
Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_KS_2
Job Comments
Sales Region Out of CHINA EUROVENT- AHU Energy E (2016)
Efficiency Class

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Coil Mo [4]-1
H)
Turbulators No Reynolds Number 12852.19 Number

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Fan Mod [6]-1
Fan - Discharge Vel. 11.5 m/s Motor Frame Size 100L
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Job01
3/21/2019 3:59:24 PM

Kruger BC 250T
30 %WO UnitSize:
3500 36
35
Operating Airflow: 1.20 m3/s
Altitude: 0.00 m
3000 5200 RPM
50 %WO
Date: 3/21/19
T o ta l S ta tic P re s s u re (P a )

2500
4560 RPM
70 %WO
2000 4240 RPM
3920 RPM
1500 3600 RPM

80 %WO
3280 RPM
1000 2960 RPM

90 %WO
2640 RPM
2320 RPM
500 2000 RPM
0.37 k W
0.75 k W
1.12 k W
1.49 k W
2.24 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
6.00 k W
0
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5
Airflow (m3/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 81 87 83 90 84 82 78 72
Fan Discharge 99 87 88 88 85 84 77 72
Inlet + Casing 82 83 76 80 69 69 58 48
Discharge 100 91 90 93 90 89 81 75
Casing 82 82 71 76 63 62 57 38

Heat Pipe Selection
C
Dry Bulb (ºC) 34.6 30.3 O 12.0 16.3
O
P
Wet Bulb (ºC) 30.8 29.9 L 11.6 R 13.3
R
I E
E
N H
RH(%) 76 C 97 95 72
G E
O
A
Humidity Ratio 0.0269 O 0.0270 0.0083 0.0083
C T
L
O
Enthalpy(KJ/kg) 103.75 99.36 I 32.98 37.37
L
6.33 6.33
General
Coil Height mm 525


General



AHU-KS-3
Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_KS_3
Job Comments
Efficiency Class

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H)

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Job01
3/21/2019 3:59:24 PM

Kruger BC 355T
30 %WO UnitSize:
35
Altitude: 0.00 m
60 %WO
Date: 3/21/19
2500
3060 RPM
70 %WO
2000
2840 RPM
2620 RPM
80 %WO
1500
2400 RPM
2180 RPM
1000
1960 RPM
90 %WO
1740 RPM
1520 RPM
500 1300 RPM
10.96 k W
0.75 k W
1.12 k W
1.49 k W
2.24 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.46 k W
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000 5500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 85 86 90 88 84 82 75 70
Fan Discharge 97 94 93 90 89 83 77 72
Inlet + Casing 86 83 83 77 69 68 56 46
Discharge 98 98 95 95 94 88 81 75
Casing 86 81 78 74 63 62 54 36

Heat Pipe Selection
C
Dry Bulb (ºC) 34.6 30.3 O 12.0 16.3
O
P
Wet Bulb (ºC) 30.8 29.9 L 11.6 R 13.3
R
I E
E
N H
RH(%) 76 C 98 95 72
G E
O
A
Humidity Ratio 0.0269 O 0.0270 0.0083 0.0083
C T
L
O
Enthalpy(KJ/kg) 103.75 99.35 I 32.98 37.39
L
12.38 12.38
General
Coil Height mm 850


General



AHU-KS-4
Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_KS_4
Job Comments
Efficiency Class

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Job01
3/21/2019 3:59:24 PM

Kruger BC 280T
3500 35
30 %WO UnitSize:
36 Operating Airflow: 1.71 m3/s
3000 4600 RPM
Altitude: 0.00 m
60 %WO Date: 3/21/19


2500
4040 RPM
70 %WO
2000 3760 RPM
3480 RPM
1500 3200 RPM

80 %WO
2920 RPM
1000 2640 RPM
2360 RPM 90 %WO
2080 RPM
500 1800 RPM
0.75 k W
1.12 k W
1.49 k W
2.24 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.00 k W
0
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5
Airflow (m3/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 82 89 85 93 86 85 81 75
Fan Discharge 101 90 90 91 88 87 81 75
Inlet + Casing 83 86 78 83 71 71 61 51
Discharge 102 94 92 96 93 92 85 78
Casing 83 84 73 79 65 65 60 41

Heat Pipe Selection
C
Dry Bulb (ºC) 34.6 30.3 O 12.0 16.3
O
P
Wet Bulb (ºC) 30.8 29.9 L 11.6 R 13.3
R
I E
E
N H
RH(%) 76 C 97 95 72
G E
O
A
Humidity Ratio 0.0269 O 0.0270 0.0083 0.0083
C T
L
O
Enthalpy(KJ/kg) 103.75 99.37 I 32.98 37.37
L
9.00 9.00
General
Coil Height mm 675


General



AHU-KS-6
Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_KS_6
Job Comments
Efficiency Class

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Coil Mo [3]-1
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Fan Mod [4]-1
Seismic Stopper Yes Casing - 1kHz 64 dB
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Job01
3/21/2019 3:59:24 PM

Kruger BC 250T
30 %WO UnitSize:
3500 36
35
Altitude: 0.00 m
3000 5200 RPM
50 %WO
Date: 3/21/19

2500
4560 RPM
70 %WO
2000 4240 RPM
3920 RPM
1500 3600 RPM

80 %WO
3280 RPM
1000 2960 RPM

90 %WO
2640 RPM
2320 RPM
500 2000 RPM
0.37 k W
0.75 k W
1.12 k W
1.49 k W
2.24 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
6.00 k W
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 81 87 83 91 85 82 78 73
Fan Discharge 99 88 88 89 86 85 78 73
Inlet + Casing 82 85 78 83 73 71 62 53
Discharge 100 92 90 94 91 90 82 76
Casing 82 82 71 77 64 62 57 39

AHU-KS-5
Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_KS_5
Job Comments
Efficiency Class

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Coil Mo [4]-1
H)

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Job01
3/21/2019 3:59:25 PM

Kruger BC 315T
30 %WO
3500 35
UnitSize:
36
4100 RPM
60 %WO Date: 3/21/19


2500 3830 RPM
3560 RPM
70 %WO
2000
3290 RPM
3020 RPM
1500 80 %WO
2750 RPM
2480 RPM
1000
2210 RPM
90 %WO
1940 RPM
500 1670 RPM

1400 RPM
0.37 k W
0.75 k W
1.12 k W
1.49 k W
2.24 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.46 k W
7.98 k W
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 82 90 86 94 86 85 81 76
Fan Discharge 102 89 87 93 89 88 81 77
Inlet + Casing 83 86 79 84 71 72 62 52
Discharge 103 93 89 98 94 93 85 80
Casing 83 85 74 80 65 65 60 42

Heat Pipe Selection
C
Dry Bulb (ºC) 34.6 30.3 O 12.0 16.3
O
P
Wet Bulb (ºC) 30.8 29.9 L 11.6 R 13.3
R
I E
E
N H
RH(%) 76 C 98 95 72
G E
O
A
Humidity Ratio 0.0269 O 0.0270 0.0083 0.0083
C T
L
O
Enthalpy(KJ/kg) 103.75 99.33 I 32.98 37.40
L
11.36 11.36
General
Coil Height mm 800


General



ARENA RETAIL
WC AHU SELECTIONS (TYPE-3)

AHU Dimensions Fan Outlet Fan Specific Fan Fan Outlet Fan Specific Fan
Supply Air Return Air Air Flow ESP Motor Air Flow ESP Motor
Description Tag Nos Length X Width X Velocity Absorbed Power Motor RPM Fan RPM Velocity Absorbed Power Motor RPM Fan RPM
(l/s) (l/s) (l/s) (Pa) Rating (l/s) (Pa) Rating
Height (M/s) Power (KW) (W/L/S) (M/s) Power (KW) (W/L/S)
Specified as per IFC AHU-WC-1 6317 X 1966 X 2424 1520 2026 1520 350 0.75 - - - 1445 2140 1385 350 0.75 - - - 1445 2140
Proposed AHU-WC-1 3201 X 1368 X 1616 1520 2080 1520 660 5.5 11.7 3.24 2.13 2880 3656 2080 800 5.5 16 4.59 2.21 2880 4033
Proposed AHU-WC-2 3201 X 1368 X 1616 1500 2144 1500 400 4 11.5 2.64 1.76 2880 3393 2144 630 5.5 16.5 4.43 2.07 2880 3973
Specified as per IFC AHU-WC-5 63147 X 1560 X 2424 547 803 547 350 11 - - 1445 2029 803 350 11 - - - 1445 1668
Specified as per Workshop AHU-WC-5 63147 X 1560 X 2424 546 870 546 350 - - - 1445 2029 870 350 - - - - 1445 1668
Proposed AHU-WC-6 2891 X 1058 X 1616 830 1056 830 440 2.2 8 1.43 1.72 2880 3381 1056 440 2.2 10.1 1.45 1.37 2880 3335
Proposed AHU-WC-8 3356 X 1368 X 2236 1799 2417 1799 450 4 11 2.89 1.61 2880 2887 2417 500 4 11.8 3.5 1.45 2880 2479
Proposed AHU-WC-9 3201 X 1213 X 1616 1231 1732 1231 380 3 9.5 2.01 1.63 2880 3132 1731 410 3 13.3 2.64 1.53 2880 3356
Proposed AHU-WC-10 3201 X 1213 X 1616 1240 1690 1240 420 3 11.9 2.33 1.88 2880 3900 1690 500 3 13 2.72 1.61 2880 3399
General Cooling Coil Plate Heat Exchanger
CHW CHW Coil
Effeciency
AHU Dimensions On Coil Off Coil Face CHW Supply SA On Coil SA Off Coil Return RA On Coil
Supply Return Pressure
(%)
Description Tag Nos Length X Width X Condition Condition TC/SC ( KW) Velocity Flow Rate Air Condition Condition Air Condition
Temp Temp Drop
Height db/wb (C) db/wb (C) (M/s) (l/s) (l/s) db/wb (C) db/wb (C) (l/s) db/wb (C)
(C) (C) (kPa)
Specified as per IFC AHU-WC-1 6317 X 1966 X 2424 33.6/28 14/14 110.7 - 7 13.5 4.05 10 1520 47 33.6 2026 28 -
Proposed AHU-WC-1 3201 X 1368 X 1616 30.3/29.7 14/13.9 107.55/31.37 2.4 6 13.5 3.42 36.9 1520 34.6/30.8 30.3/29.7 2080 26/18.7 63.3
Proposed AHU-WC-5 2736 X 748 X 1616 30.5/29.8 13.9/13.9 51.91/15.31 2 6 13.5 1.65 13.9 730 34.6/30.8 30.5/29.8 1040 26/18.7 59.8
Specified as per Workshop AHU-WC-6 6317 X 1560 X 2424 30.3/29.7 14/14 - - 6 13.5 3.41 10 830 34.6/30.8 30.3/29.7 1056 26/18.7 -
Proposed AHU-WC-6 2891 X 1058 X 1616 30.3/29.7 13.7/13.7 59.42/17.41 1.8 6 13.5 1.89 26.9 830 34.6/30.8 30.3/29.7 1056 26/18.7 65
Proposed AHU-WC-8 3356 X 1368 X 2236 30.3/29.7 14/14 126.8/37.07 1.9 6 13.5 4.03 33 1799 34.6/30.8 30.3/29.7 2417 26/18.7 62.7
AHU-WC-1
Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_WC_1
Job Comments
Country of Origin Malaysia CAL Class - 400 L2(R)

Manufacturing Plant Penang CAL Class + 700 -
Sales Region Out of CHINA CAL Class + 400 L2(R)
Model CLCPeuro 50mm Diploma Number 04.01.049
Unit Airflow 1520.0 L/s TOPSS Version 8.9.181 DM 221
Standard Unit Size 006 Product DLL Version 1.66.12.132.110-DM221
Customized Unit Size No Unit Width 1368 mm
Unit Insulation 50mm PU Unit Height 1616 mm
Run Acoustics Unit Sound Power Data Unit Weight 876 kg
Casing Construction 1.0mm Painted Skin (Ext/Int) Total Unit Length 4013 mm
Unit Application Standard Unit Length for Unit Level 2 1587 mm
Unit Base Painted Sum of Length for all levels 5600 mm
Unit Roof No Number of Breakpoints 3.00 Number
Elevation 0.0 m No. of Breakpoints Level 2 1.00 Number
EUROVENT- AHU Energy E (2016)
Efficiency Class

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Door Location RH Roof No
Spare Filter (Filter Media) Yes (Separate Packing) Filter - Module Length 310 mm

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Fan Mod [2]-1
Fan Module Return Fan Motor Power Input 5.66 kW
House Fan Discharge Arr. Back-Top(Arr.9) Standby Motor No
Inlet Location Front Inlet (HDT) Fan - Module Length 1085 mm
Motor Supply By Factory Discharge - 8kHz 83 dB
Motor Type Standard Motor Discharge - Overall 103 dBA
Motor Volt/Ph/Hz V 415/3/50 Inlet+Casing - 500Hz 96 dB
Standby Motor Option No Inlet+Casing - 8kHz 74 dB
Standby Drive(Pulley&Belt) No Inlet+Casing - Overall 95 dBA
Seismic Stopper No Casing - 500Hz 83 dB
Face & Ext. Bypass No Casing - 8kHz 46 dB
Motor Starter No Casing - Overall 82 dBA
Module Level 2nd Level Fan Discharge - 500Hz 95 dB
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Total Static Pres. 1356.9 Pa Fan Discharge - 8kHz 80 dB
Cabinet effects Loss 98.2 Pa Fan Discharge - Overall 98 dBA
Fan Mechanical Efficiency 68.49 % Fan Intake - 500Hz 97 dB
Velocity for Eurovent Energy 2.5 m/s Fan Intake - 8kHz 80 dB
Calculation
Internal Specific Fan Power 2719.57 W/(m3/s) Fan Intake - Overall 97 dBA
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Coil M [13]-1
H)

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Fan Mo [14]-1
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3/21/2019 3:51:21 PM
AHU_WC_1 - Return Fan Mod [2]-1

Kruger BC 280T
3500 35
30 %WO UnitSize:
3000 4600 RPM
Altitude: 0.00 m
60 %WO Date: 3/21/19


2500
4040 RPM
70 %WO
2000 3760 RPM
3480 RPM
1500 3200 RPM

80 %WO
2920 RPM
1000 2640 RPM
2360 RPM 90 %WO
2080 RPM
500 1800 RPM
0.75 k W
1.12 k W
1.49 k W
2.24 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.00 k W
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 84 93 88 97 90 89 85 80
Fan Discharge 105 94 94 95 93 92 86 80
Inlet + Casing 88 94 89 96 86 84 79 74
Discharge 106 98 96 100 98 97 90 83
Casing 87 88 76 83 69 69 64 46

Job01
3/21/2019 3:51:22 PM
AHU_WC_1 - Supply Fan Mo [14]-1

Kruger BC 280T
3500 35
30 %WO UnitSize:
3000 4600 RPM
Altitude: 0.00 m
60 %WO Date: 3/21/19


2500
4040 RPM
70 %WO
2000 3760 RPM
3480 RPM
1500 3200 RPM

80 %WO
2920 RPM
1000 2640 RPM
2360 RPM 90 %WO
2080 RPM
500 1800 RPM
0.75 k W
1.12 k W
1.49 k W
2.24 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.00 k W
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 82 90 86 93 86 84 80 75
Fan Discharge 101 90 90 91 88 87 80 75
Inlet + Casing 84 85 78 78 66 70 59 49
Discharge 102 94 92 96 93 92 84 78
Casing 84 85 74 78 65 64 59 41

RECUPERATOR S.p.A
via Valfurva 13 - 20027 Rescaldina (Mi) - Italia - www.recuperator.eu - recuperator@recuperator.eu
Tel.:++39 0331 18 53 1 - Fax: ++39 0331 18 53 000
Customer : YAS ARENA 08-01-2019

Attention : Email
Model : BC AC 06 N 0910 L 1 AR CD SC
Your Ref. : AHU-WC-1 Offer nr.
Sales conditions
Delivery (ex works) : Rendered
Offer validity : 3 months Payment
Packing : Included Transport Contribution : No
Characteristics
Epoxy painted exchanger plates Working Temperature -30°C +90°C
Galvanized steel side plates Max differential pressure 1500 Pa
Additionally sealed exchanger block Straight side plates
Performances Case 2 Dimensions and Weights

HRS Capacity kW 9.96 Height (B1) mm: 600
Temperature Effectiveness Wet % 63.3 Length (A1) mm: 910
Temperature Ratio (EN 308 Standard) Wet % 49.7 Depth (B1) mm: 600
Temperature Effectiveness Dry % 54.9 Diagonal mm: 849
Temperature Ratio (EN 308 Standard) Dry % 54.9 Finned length mm: 870
Weight kg: 24
Class of heat recovery (EN 13053) H4
Energy efficiency (EN 13053) % 46.0
Thermal Efficiency (Erp directive) (*) % 47.9
Supply
Std Flow Rate (1.2 kg/m³) m³/s 1.520
Mass Air Flow Rate kg/s 1.824
Air Temperature IN °C 34.6
Relative humidity IN % 76.3
Air temperature OUT °C 30.3
Relative humidity OUT % 95.8
Pressure drop actual Pa 174
Pressure drop Std (1.2 kg/m³) Pa 165
Face velocity m/s 3.24 Ambient Pressure mbar 1013
Transferred humidity l/h 2.7
(*) Thermal efficiency of a heat recovery system (HRS)
Exhaust under dry reference conditions with balanced mass flow on
the supply an indoor-outdoor air temperature difference of
Mass Air Flow Rate kg/s 2.496 Calculation mode
Air Temperature IN °C 26.0 - Single
Relative humidity IN % 50.0 Calculation of a single recuperator.
Face velocity m/s 4.43
Recuperator S.p.A. reserves the right to introduce alterations in its production and computer programs due to increase its quality and without prior notice.
.
Release : A18.11 Recuperator for YAS ARENA
18F319-180529
AHU-WC-2
Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_WC_2
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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Job01
3/21/2019 3:51:22 PM

Kruger BC 280T
3500 35
30 %WO UnitSize:
3000 4600 RPM
Altitude: 0.00 m
60 %WO Date: 3/21/19


2500
4040 RPM
70 %WO
2000 3760 RPM
3480 RPM
1500 3200 RPM

80 %WO
2920 RPM
1000 2640 RPM
2360 RPM 90 %WO
2080 RPM
500 1800 RPM
0.75 k W
1.12 k W
1.49 k W
2.24 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.00 k W
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 84 92 88 98 90 89 85 80
Fan Discharge 105 94 94 95 94 92 86 81
Inlet + Casing 89 94 88 97 86 84 80 74
Discharge 106 98 96 100 99 97 90 84
Casing 87 87 76 84 69 69 64 46

Job01
3/21/2019 3:51:22 PM

Kruger BC 280T
3500 35
30 %WO UnitSize:
3000 4600 RPM
Altitude: 0.00 m
60 %WO Date: 3/21/19


2500
4040 RPM
70 %WO
2000 3760 RPM
3480 RPM
1500 3200 RPM

80 %WO
2920 RPM
1000 2640 RPM
2360 RPM 90 %WO
2080 RPM
500 1800 RPM
0.75 k W
1.12 k W
1.49 k W
2.24 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.00 k W
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 81 88 84 92 85 83 79 73
Fan Discharge 100 89 89 90 86 85 78 73
Inlet + Casing 84 84 76 77 65 69 57 47
Discharge 101 93 91 95 91 90 82 76
Casing 84 83 72 77 64 63 57 39

RECUPERATOR S.p.A
Tel.:++39 0331 18 53 1 - Fax: ++39 0331 18 53 000

Attention : Email
Sales conditions
Characteristics

Weight kg: 24
Supply
.
18F319-180529
AHU-WC-5
Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_WC_5
Job Comments

Standard Unit Size 03A Product DLL Version 1.66.12.132.110-DM221
Unit Roof Roof Only Number of Breakpoints 3.00 Number
EUROVENT- AHU Energy A+(2016)
Efficiency Class

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Seismic Stopper Yes Casing - 500Hz 77 dB
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3/21/2019 3:51:22 PM

Kruger BC 225C
2250
30 %WO UnitSize:
35
4500 RPM
1750
Date: 3/21/19
4250 RPM
60 %WO
1500 4000 RPM
3750 RPM
1250 70 %WO
3500 RPM
1000 3250 RPM

80 %WO
3000 RPM
750 2750 RPM
2500 RPM
500 2250 RPM 90 %WO
2000 RPM
250
0.25 k W
0.37 k W
0.75 k W
1.12 k W
1.49 k W
2.20 k W
0
0 250 500 750 1000 1250 1500 1750
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 79 87 83 91 83 82 78 72
Fan Discharge 99 88 88 89 86 85 78 73
Inlet + Casing 84 88 83 90 79 77 72 66
Discharge 100 92 90 94 91 90 82 76
Casing 82 82 71 77 62 62 57 38

Job01
3/21/2019 3:51:23 PM

Kruger BC 225C
2250
30 %WO UnitSize:
35
4500 RPM
1750
Date: 3/21/19
4250 RPM
60 %WO
1500 4000 RPM
3750 RPM
1250 70 %WO
3500 RPM
1000 3250 RPM

80 %WO
3000 RPM
750 2750 RPM
2500 RPM
500 2250 RPM 90 %WO
2000 RPM
250
0.25 k W
0.37 k W
0.75 k W
1.12 k W
1.49 k W
2.20 k W
0
0 250 500 750 1000 1250 1500 1750
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 78 84 80 86 79 77 72 67
Fan Discharge 95 84 84 84 80 78 71 67
Inlet + Casing 80 82 75 77 66 66 57 49
Discharge 96 88 86 89 85 83 75 70
Casing 80 79 68 72 58 57 52 33

RECUPERATOR S.p.A
Tel.:++39 0331 18 53 1 - Fax: ++39 0331 18 53 000

Attention : Email
Model : BC AC 04 N 0720 M 1 AR CD SC
Your Ref. : AHU-WC-5-R1 Offer nr.
Sales conditions
Characteristics

Weight kg: 13
Supply
.
18F319-180529
AHU-WC-6
Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_WC_6
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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Job01
3/21/2019 3:51:23 PM

Kruger BC 250C
30 %WO UnitSize:
35
Date: 3/21/19

60 %WO
1500
3600 RPM
3400 RPM
1250 70 %WO
3200 RPM
1000 3000 RPM
2800 RPM 80 %WO
750 2600 RPM
2400 RPM
2200 RPM
500 2000 RPM
90 %WO
250
0.37 k W
0.75 k W
1.12 k W
1.49 k W
2.24 k W
2.60 k W
0
0 250 500 750 1000 1250 1500 1750 2000
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 79 84 81 87 82 79 74 68
Fan Discharge 96 85 86 86 81 80 73 68
Inlet + Casing 84 85 81 86 78 74 68 62
Discharge 97 89 88 91 86 85 77 71
Casing 82 79 69 73 61 59 53 34

Job01
3/21/2019 3:51:23 PM

Kruger BC 250C
30 %WO UnitSize:
35
Date: 3/21/19

60 %WO
1500
3600 RPM
3400 RPM
1250 70 %WO
3200 RPM
1000 3000 RPM
2800 RPM 80 %WO
750 2600 RPM
2400 RPM
2200 RPM
500 2000 RPM
90 %WO
250
0.37 k W
0.75 k W
1.12 k W
1.49 k W
2.24 k W
2.60 k W
0
0 250 500 750 1000 1250 1500 1750 2000
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 79 85 81 85 80 77 72 67
Fan Discharge 95 85 84 83 79 77 70 66
Inlet + Casing 82 82 76 76 67 66 56 49
Discharge 96 89 86 88 84 82 74 69
Casing 82 80 69 71 59 57 51 33

RECUPERATOR S.p.A
Tel.:++39 0331 18 53 1 - Fax: ++39 0331 18 53 000

Attention : Email
Model : BC AC 04 N 0730 C 1 AR CD SC
Sales conditions
Characteristics

Weight kg: 16
Supply
.
18F319-180529
AHU-WC-9
Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_WC_9
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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3/21/2019 3:51:23 PM

Kruger BC 280T
3500 35
30 %WO UnitSize:
3000 4600 RPM
Altitude: 0.00 m
60 %WO Date: 3/21/19


2500
4040 RPM
70 %WO
2000 3760 RPM
3480 RPM
1500 3200 RPM

80 %WO
2920 RPM
1000 2640 RPM
2360 RPM 90 %WO
2080 RPM
500 1800 RPM
0.75 k W
1.12 k W
1.49 k W
2.24 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.00 k W
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 82 88 84 93 86 84 80 75
Fan Discharge 101 89 89 91 88 87 80 75
Inlet + Casing 86 89 84 92 82 79 74 69
Discharge 102 93 91 96 93 92 84 78
Casing 85 83 72 79 65 64 59 41

Job01
3/21/2019 3:51:24 PM

Kruger BC 280C
30 %WO UnitSize:
2000 36
35
1750 3500 RPM
Altitude: 0.00 m
3330 RPM 60 %WO Date: 3/21/19

1500 Datafile: CLCP 1.66.12.132
3160 RPM
1250 2990 RPM

70 %WO
2820 RPM
1000 2650 RPM
2480 RPM 80 %WO
750 2310 RPM
2140 RPM
1970 RPM
500 1800 RPM 90 %WO
250
0.75 k W
1.12 k W
1.49 k W
2.24 k W
3.00 k W
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 80 87 83 89 82 80 76 70
Fan Discharge 98 87 86 87 83 81 75 70
Inlet + Casing 83 84 77 79 69 69 59 52
Discharge 99 91 88 92 88 86 79 73
Casing 83 82 71 75 61 60 55 36

RECUPERATOR S.p.A
Tel.:++39 0331 18 53 1 - Fax: ++39 0331 18 53 000

Attention : Email
Sales conditions
Characteristics

Weight kg: 22
Supply
.
18F319-180529
AHU-WC-3
Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_WC_3
Job Comments

Standard Unit Size 03A Product DLL Version 1.66.12.132.110-DM221
Efficiency Class

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Job01
3/21/2019 3:51:24 PM

Kruger BC 225C
2250
30 %WO UnitSize:
35
4500 RPM
1750
Date: 3/21/19
4250 RPM
60 %WO
1500 4000 RPM
3750 RPM
1250 70 %WO
3500 RPM
1000 3250 RPM

80 %WO
3000 RPM
750 2750 RPM
2500 RPM
500 2250 RPM 90 %WO
2000 RPM
250
0.25 k W
0.37 k W
0.75 k W
1.12 k W
1.49 k W
2.20 k W
0
0 250 500 750 1000 1250 1500 1750
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 79 86 82 90 83 81 77 71
Fan Discharge 98 87 87 88 85 83 77 72
Inlet + Casing 83 87 82 89 79 76 71 65
Discharge 99 91 89 93 90 88 81 75
Casing 82 81 70 76 62 61 56 37

Job01
3/21/2019 3:51:24 PM

Kruger BC 225C
2250
30 %WO UnitSize:
35
4500 RPM
1750
Date: 3/21/19
4250 RPM
60 %WO
1500 4000 RPM
3750 RPM
1250 70 %WO
3500 RPM
1000 3250 RPM

80 %WO
3000 RPM
750 2750 RPM
2500 RPM
500 2250 RPM 90 %WO
2000 RPM
250
0.25 k W
0.37 k W
0.75 k W
1.12 k W
1.49 k W
2.20 k W
0
0 250 500 750 1000 1250 1500 1750
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 77 83 79 84 78 75 71 66
Fan Discharge 94 83 83 83 78 76 70 65
Inlet + Casing 80 81 74 75 65 64 55 47
Discharge 95 87 85 88 83 81 74 68
Casing 80 78 67 70 57 55 50 32

RECUPERATOR S.p.A
Tel.:++39 0331 18 53 1 - Fax: ++39 0331 18 53 000

Attention : Email
Your Ref. : AHU-WC-3-R1 Offer nr.
Sales conditions
Characteristics

Weight kg: 12
Supply
.
18F319-180529
AHU-WC-8
Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_WC_8
Job Comments

EUROVENT- AHU Energy D (2016)
Efficiency Class

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3/21/2019 3:51:25 PM

Kruger BC 355C
35
1750 Operating Brake Power: 3.50 kW
Altitude: 0.00 m
60 %WO
1500 Date: 3/21/19
2560 RPM
2420 RPM
1250 70 %WO
2280 RPM
2140 RPM
1000
2000 RPM 80 %WO
1860 RPM
750
1720 RPM
1580 RPM
500 1440 RPM 90 %WO
1300 RPM
250 0.75 k W
1.12 k W
1.49 k W
2.24 k W
3.73 k W
5.00 k W
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 85 85 90 87 84 81 75 70
Fan Discharge 97 93 93 89 88 83 76 72
Inlet + Casing 89 87 90 87 80 77 69 64
Discharge 98 97 95 94 93 88 80 75
Casing 88 80 78 73 63 61 54 36

Job01
3/21/2019 3:51:25 PM

Kruger BC 315T
30 %WO
3500 35
UnitSize:
36
4100 RPM
60 %WO Date: 3/21/19


2500 3830 RPM
3560 RPM
70 %WO
2000
3290 RPM
3020 RPM
1500 80 %WO
2750 RPM
2480 RPM
1000
2210 RPM
90 %WO
1940 RPM
500 1670 RPM

1400 RPM
0.37 k W
0.75 k W
1.12 k W
1.49 k W
2.24 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.46 k W
7.98 k W
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 81 88 84 92 84 82 78 73
Fan Discharge 100 87 86 90 86 85 78 73
Inlet + Casing 84 84 76 78 65 68 57 48
Discharge 101 91 88 95 91 90 82 76
Casing 84 83 73 78 63 62 57 39

RECUPERATOR S.p.A
Tel.:++39 0331 18 53 1 - Fax: ++39 0331 18 53 000

Attention : Email
Sales conditions
Characteristics

Weight kg: 27
Supply
.
18F319-180529
AHU-WC-10
Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_WC_10
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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3/21/2019 3:51:25 PM

Kruger BC 280T
3500 35
30 %WO UnitSize:
3000 4600 RPM
Altitude: 0.00 m
60 %WO Date: 3/21/19


2500
4040 RPM
70 %WO
2000 3760 RPM
3480 RPM
1500 3200 RPM

80 %WO
2920 RPM
1000 2640 RPM
2360 RPM 90 %WO
2080 RPM
500 1800 RPM
0.75 k W
1.12 k W
1.49 k W
2.24 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.00 k W
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 82 88 84 93 86 84 80 75
Fan Discharge 101 89 89 91 88 87 80 75
Inlet + Casing 86 90 85 92 82 79 74 69
Discharge 102 93 91 96 93 92 84 78
Casing 85 83 72 79 65 64 59 41

Job01
3/21/2019 3:51:25 PM

Kruger BC 250T
30 %WO UnitSize:
3500 36
35
Altitude: 0.00 m
3000 5200 RPM
50 %WO
Date: 3/21/19

2500
4560 RPM
70 %WO
2000 4240 RPM
3920 RPM
1500 3600 RPM

80 %WO
3280 RPM
1000 2960 RPM

90 %WO
2640 RPM
2320 RPM
500 2000 RPM
0.37 k W
0.75 k W
1.12 k W
1.49 k W
2.24 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
6.00 k W
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 81 88 84 91 85 83 79 73
Fan Discharge 100 88 89 89 86 85 78 73
Inlet + Casing 83 83 76 77 66 69 57 48
Discharge 101 92 91 94 91 90 82 76
Casing 83 83 72 77 64 63 57 39

RECUPERATOR S.p.A
Tel.:++39 0331 18 53 1 - Fax: ++39 0331 18 53 000

Attention : Email
Sales conditions
Characteristics

Weight kg: 21
Supply
.
18F319-180529
ARENA RETAIL
FAHUs WITH SINGLE HEAT RECOVERY WHEEL

SELECTIONS (TYPE-2)

AHU Dimensions Fan Outlet Specific Fan Fan Outlet Specific Fan
Supply Air Return Air Air Flow ESP Motor Fan Absorbed Motor Air Flow ESP Motor Fan Absorbed
Description Tag Nos Length X Width X Velocity Power Fan RPM Velocity Power Motor RPM Fan RPM
(l/s) (l/s) (l/s) (Pa) Rating Power (KW) RPM (l/s) (Pa) Rating Power (KW)
Height (M/s) (W/L/S) (M/s) (W/L/S)
Specified as per IFC AHU-VOL-1 6346 X 2172 X 2424 1921 1921 1921 350 11 - - - 2890 2589 1921 350 11 - - - 1460 1674
Specified as per Workshop AHU-VOL-1 6346 X 2172 X 2424 1921 1921 1921 350 11 - - - 2890 2589 1921 350 11 - - - 1460 1674
Proposed AHU-VOL-1 3639 X 1678 X 1616 1921 1921 1921 450 4 11.7 2.93 1.53 2880 2882 1921 460 3 11.7 2.25 1.17 2880 2622
Specified as per IFC AHU-V01-2 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Specified as per Workshop AHU-V01-2 6346 X 2172 X 2424 1921 1921 1921 350 11 - - - 2890 2589 1921 350 11 - - - 1460 1674
Proposed AHU-V01-2 3639 X 1678 X 1616 1921 1921 1921 800 5.5 11.7 3.78 1.97 2880 3165 1921 880 4 11.7 3.22 1.68 2880 2980
Specified as per IFC AHU-SE-SV-001 6346 X 2172 X 2424 1400 930 1400 350 11 - - - 2890 2589 930 350 11 - - - 1460 1674
Specified as per Workshop AHU-SE-SV-001 6346 X 2172 X 2424 1400 930 1400 350 11 - - - 2890 2589 930 350 11 - - - 1460 1674
Proposed AHU-SE-SV-001 3764 X 1368 X 1616 1400 930 1400 480 4 13.5 2.81 2.01 2880 4132 930 440 1.5 11.2 1.22 1.31 2880 3739
Proposed AHU-CK-1 3639 X 748 X 1616 475 350 475 280 1.1 7.2 0.64 1.35 2880 3697 350 280 0.75 5.3 0.29 0.83 2880 2860
Proposed AHU-CK-2 3949 X 1058 X 1616 1118 1118 1118 460 3 10.7 1.96 1.75 2880 3699 1118 410 1.5 10.7 1.3 1.16 2880 3183
Specified as per IFC AHU-VIP-2 6693 X 3418 X 3648 237 237 237 350 0.75 - - - 1460 1386 237 350 0.75 - - - 970 1059
Specified as per Workshop AHU-VIP-2 6693 X 3418 X 3648 3410 3410 3410 350 - - - - 1460 1386 3410 350 - - - - 970 1059
Specified as per IFC AHU-VIP-1 6399 X 2806 X 3036 3165 3135 3165 350 11 - - - 1460 2100 3135 350 11 - - - 1460 1376
Specified as per Workshop AHU-VIP-1 6399 X 2806 X 3036 3810 3810 3810 350 11 - - - 1460 2100 3810 350 11 - - - 1460 1376
Specified as per IFC AHU-CK-5 6346 X 2172 X 2424 Plenum Plenum Plenum 350 11 - - - 1460 1674 Plenum 350 11 - - - 1460 1674
Specified as per Workshop AHU-CK-5 6346 X 2172 X 2424 1400 1400 1400 350 11 - - - 1460 1674 1400 350 11 - - - 1460 1674
Proposed AHU-CK-5 3794 X 1368 X 1616 1400 1400 1400 650 4 10.8 2.57 1.84 2880 3382 1400 670 3 13.5 2.31 1.65 2880 3842
Specified as per IFC AHU-MICE-2A 6317 X 1866 X 2424 1100 1100 1100 350 0.75 - - - 1445 2140 1100 350 0.75 - - - 1445 1487
Specified as per Workshop AHU-MICE-2A 6317 X 1866 X 2424 1100 1100 1100 350 0.75 - - - 1445 2140 1100 350 0.75 - - - 1445 1487
Proposed AHU-MICE-2A 3794 X 1058 X 1616 1140 1140 1140 460 3 10.6 1.9 1.67 2880 3665 1140 540 2.2 10.6 1.46 1.28 2880 3328
Specified as per IFC AHU-PRY-1,2 5971 X 1560 X 1722 980 955 980 350 11 - - - - - 955 350 11 - - - - -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-PRY-1,2 5971 X 1560 X 1722 980 955 980 350 - - - - - - 955 350 - - - - - -
Proposed AHU-PRY-1,2 3794 X 1058 X 1616 980 955 980 500 2.2 9.4 1.7 1.73 2880 3552 955 530 1.5 11.5 1.35 1.41 2880 3860
Specified as per IFC AHU-PRY-4 5971 X 1560 X 1722 980 955 980 350 11 - - - - - 955 350 11 - - - - -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-PRY-4 5971 X 1560 X 1722 980 955 980 350 - - - - - - 955 350 - - - - - -
Specified as per IFC AHU-PRY-3 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Specified as per Workshop AHU-PRY-3 - 1050 980 1050 - - - - - - - 980 350 - - - - - -
Effeciency (%)
CHW CHW Coil
AHU Dimensions On Coil Off Coil Face CHW Saftey on Motor FA On Coil FA Off Coil RA On Coil
Supply Return Pressure Supply Air RA Air
Description Tag Nos Length X Width X Condition Condition TC/SC ( KW) Velocity Flow Rate Coil Power Condition Condition Condition
Temp Temp Drop (l/s) (l/s)
Height db/wb (C) db/wb (C) (M/s) (l/s) Selection (KW) db/wb (C) db/wb (C) db/wb (C)
(C) (C) (kPa)
Specified as per IFC AHU-VOL-1 6346 X 2172 X 2424 31.2/26.3 14/14 155.3 - 7 13.5 5.6 10 - 1921 - - - 1921 - -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-VOL-1 6346 X 2172 X 2424 - 14/14 - - 6 13.5 - 10 - 1921 - 34.6/30.8 - 1921 26/18.7 -
Proposed AHU-VOL-1 3639 X 1678 X 1616 28/22.3 14/13.8 61.35/33.34 2 6 13.5 1.95 10 20% 1921 0.18 34.6/30.8 28/22.3 1921 26/18.7 76.1
Specified as per IFC AHU-V01-2 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Specified as per Workshop AHU-V01-2 6346 X 2172 X 2424 - 14/14 - - 6 13.5 - 10 - 1921 - 34.6/30.8 - 1921 26/18.7 -
Proposed AHU-V01-2 3639 X 1678 X 1616 28/22.3 14/13.8 61.35/33.34 2 6 13.5 1.95 10 20% 1921 0.18 34.6/30.8 28/22.3 1921 26/18.7 76.1
Specified as per IFC AHU-SE-SV-001 6346 X 2172 X 2424 31.2/26.3 14/14 155.3 - 7 13.5 5.6 10 - 1400 - - - 930 - -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-SE-SV-001 6346 X 2172 X 2424 - 14/14 - - 6 13.5 - 10 - 1400 - 34.6/30.8 - 930 26/18.7 -
Proposed AHU-SE-SV-001 3764 X 1368 X 1616 29.7/25.3 14.2/14.0 64.22/27.18 2.2 6 13.5 2.04 39.2 20% 1400 0.04 34.6/30.8 29.7/25.3 930 26/18.7 77.7
Specified as per IFC AHU-VIP-2 6693 X 3418 X 3648 31.1/26.3 14/14 412.6 - 7 13.5 15.13 10 - 237 - 47/30.1 - 237 28/21.4 -
Proposed AHU-VIP-2 3949 X 1833 X 2236 27.9/22 14/13.8 104.71/58.72 2.5 6 13.5 3.33 31.8 20% 3410 0.37 34.6/30.8 27.9/22 3410.0 26/18.7 77.3
Specified as per IFC AHU-VIP-1 6399 X 2806 X 3036 31.6/20.7 14/13.2 136.6 - 7 13.5 6 10 - 3165 - 47/36.9 - 3135 50.5 -
Proposed AHU-VIP-1 4259 X 1833 X 2546 28/22.2 14/13.8 120.41/66.1 2.4 6 13.5 3.83 27.8 20% 3810 0.37 34.6/30.8 28/22.2 3810.0 26/18.7 75.9
Specified as per IFC AHU-CK-5 6346 X 2172 X 2424 19.3/18.7 12/12 234.5 - 7 13.5 8.61 10 - Plenum - 47/30.8 - Plenum 18.1/17.6 -
Proposed AHU-CK-5 3794 X 1368 X 1616 28/22.2 14/13.9 44/24.29 2.2 6 13.5 1.4 11.3 20% 1400 0.18 34.6/30.8 28/22.2 1400.0 26/18.7 76.5
Specified as per IFC AHU-MICE-2A 6317 X 1866 X 2424 33.5/28 14/14 110.7 - 7 13.5 4.05 10 - 1100 - - - 1100 - -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-MICE-2A 6317 X 1866 X 2424 - 14/14 - - 6 13.5 - 10 - 1100 - 34.6/30.8 - 1100 26/18.7 -
Proposed AHU-MICE-2A 3794 X 1058 X 1616 27.9/22.1 14.2/14 33.54/18.68 2.4 6 13.5 1.07 10.2 20% 1140 0.18 34.6/30.8 27.9/22.1 1140.0 26/18.7 77.1
Specified as per IFC AHU-PRY-1,2 5971 X 1560 X 1722 30.6/26.2 14/14 50.9 - 7 13.5 - 10 - 980 - 47/30.8 - 955 - -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-PRY-1,2 5971 X 1560 X 1722 - 14/14 - - 6 13.5 - 10 - 980 - 34.6/30.8 - 955 26/18.7 -
Proposed AHU-PRY-1,2 3794 X 1058 X 1616 28.2/22.6 14.1/13.9 32.32/17.14 2.2 6 13.5 1.03 9.6 20% 980 0.09 34.6/30.8 28.2/22.6 955.0 26/18.7 75.3
Specified as per IFC AHU-PRY-4 5971 X 1560 X 1722 30.6/26.2 14/14 50.9 - 7 13.5 - 10 - 980 - 47/30.8 - 955 - -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-PRY-4 5971 X 1560 X 1722 - 14/14 - - 6 13.5 - 10 - 980 - 34.6/30.8 - 955 26/18.7 -
Proposed AHU-PRY-4 3949 X 1058 X 1616 30.5/26.2 14/14 49.42/20.18 2.2 6 13.5 1.57 19.5 20% 980 0.09 34.6/30.8 30.5/26.2 490.0 26/18.7 89
Specified as per IFC AHU-PRY-3 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Specified as per Workshop AHU-PRY-3 - - 14/14 - - 6 13.5 - 10 - 1050 - 34.6/30.8 - 980 26/18.7 -
Proposed AHU-PRY-3 3794 X 1058 X 1616 28/22.3 14.1/13.9 33.34/18.15 2.3 6 13.5 1.06 10.1 20% 1050 0.18 34.6/30.8 28/22.3 1037.0 26/18.7 76.5
AHU-VO-1
Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_VO_1
Job Comments

EUROVENT- AHU Energy B (2016) 5th Shipping Split Length 1678 mm
Efficiency Class

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Motor Class TECO, 3Phase, 2P, HI Eff (IE2) Inlet+Casing - 500Hz 79 dB
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3/13/2019 7:35:22 PM
AHU_VO_1 - Return Fan Mod [6]-1

Kruger BC 315C
30 %WO
2000 35
UnitSize:
36
60 %WO Date: 3/13/19

1500 2930 RPM Datafile: CLCP 1.66.12.132
2760 RPM
1250 70 %WO
2590 RPM
1000 2420 RPM
2250 RPM
80 %WO
750 2080 RPM
1910 RPM
1740 RPM
500 90 %WO
1570 RPM
1400 RPM
250
0.37 kW
0.75 kW
1.12 kW
1.49 kW
2.24 kW
3.73 kW
4.00 kW
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 81 86 83 91 84 82 77 72
Fan Discharge 99 87 88 89 85 84 77 72
Inlet + Casing 85 87 82 88 78 76 69 63
Discharge 100 91 90 94 90 89 81 75
Casing 84 81 71 77 63 62 56 38

Job01
3/13/2019 7:35:22 PM
AHU_VO_1 - Supply Fan Mo [17]-1

Kruger BC 315T
30 %WO
3500 35
UnitSize:
36
4100 RPM
60 %WO Date: 3/13/19


2500 3830 RPM
3560 RPM
70 %WO
2000
3290 RPM
3020 RPM
1500 80 %WO
2750 RPM
2480 RPM
1000
2210 RPM
90 %WO
1940 RPM
500 1670 RPM

1400 RPM
0.37 kW
0.75 kW
1.12 kW
1.49 kW
2.24 kW
3.73 kW
5.59 kW
7.46 kW
7.98 kW
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 81 88 84 92 85 83 79 73
Fan Discharge 100 88 87 91 87 86 79 74
Inlet + Casing 84 84 76 79 66 69 58 49
Discharge 101 92 89 96 92 91 83 77
Casing 84 83 72 78 64 63 58 39

Östberg OM - N - W - 1600 - CS - K 16/01/2019 14:49
Customer:
Object: AHU_VO_1,2 Rotor Spec.
Diameter: 1600
Total [kW] -89.4
Sensible [kW] -15.4
Latent [kW] -74.1

Casing: CS
Height (H): 1700 mm
Width (W): 1700 mm
Length (L): 290 mm
Net weight: 161 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Rated Current:
Leakage
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.98
AHU-VO-2
Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_VO_2
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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AHU_VO_2 - Return Fan Mod [6]-1

Kruger BC 315T
30 %WO
3500 35
UnitSize:
36
4100 RPM
60 %WO Date: 3/13/19


2500 3830 RPM
3560 RPM
70 %WO
2000
3290 RPM
3020 RPM
1500 80 %WO
2750 RPM
2480 RPM
1000
2210 RPM
90 %WO
1940 RPM
500 1670 RPM

1400 RPM
0.37 kW
0.75 kW
1.12 kW
1.49 kW
2.24 kW
3.73 kW
5.59 kW
7.46 kW
7.98 kW
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 81 89 85 93 85 83 80 74
Fan Discharge 100 88 87 91 87 86 79 75
Inlet + Casing 85 89 83 88 77 76 69 63
Discharge 101 92 89 96 92 91 83 78
Casing 84 84 73 79 64 63 59 40

Job01
3/13/2019 7:35:22 PM
AHU_VO_2 - Supply Fan Mo [17]-1

Kruger BC 315T
30 %WO
3500 35
UnitSize:
36
4100 RPM
60 %WO Date: 3/13/19


2500 3830 RPM
3560 RPM
70 %WO
2000
3290 RPM
3020 RPM
1500 80 %WO
2750 RPM
2480 RPM
1000
2210 RPM
90 %WO
1940 RPM
500 1670 RPM

1400 RPM
0.37 kW
0.75 kW
1.12 kW
1.49 kW
2.24 kW
3.73 kW
5.59 kW
7.46 kW
7.98 kW
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 82 90 87 93 85 84 81 75
Fan Discharge 101 88 86 92 88 87 81 76
Inlet + Casing 84 86 79 80 67 70 60 50
Discharge 102 92 88 97 93 92 85 79
Casing 84 85 75 79 65 64 60 41

AHU-SE-SV-001
Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU-SE-SV-001
Job Comments

EUROVENT- AHU Energy A (2016) 5th Shipping Split Length 1678 mm
Efficiency Class

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Fan Size Option Optimized Fan Discharge - 125Hz 89 dB
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AHU-SE-SV-001 - Return Fan Mod [6]-1

Kruger BC 225C
2250
30 %WO UnitSize:
35
Altitude: 0.00 m
4500 RPM 50 %WO
1750
Date: 3/13/19
4250 RPM
60 %WO
1500 4000 RPM
3750 RPM
1250 70 %WO
3500 RPM
1000 3250 RPM

80 %WO
3000 RPM
750 2750 RPM
2500 RPM
500 2250 RPM 90 %WO
2000 RPM
250
0.25 kW
0.37 kW
0.75 kW
1.12 kW
1.49 kW
2.20 kW
0
0 250 500 750 1000 1250 1500 1750
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 78 84 80 88 81 79 75 69
Fan Discharge 96 85 85 86 82 81 74 69
Inlet + Casing 82 84 79 85 75 73 66 61
Discharge 97 89 87 91 87 86 78 72
Casing 81 79 68 74 60 59 54 35

Job01
3/13/2019 7:35:22 PM
AHU-SE-SV-001 - Supply Fan Mo [17]-1

Kruger BC 250T
30 %WO UnitSize:
3500 36
35
Altitude: 0.00 m
3000 5200 RPM
50 %WO
Date: 3/13/19

2500
4560 RPM
70 %WO
2000 4240 RPM
3920 RPM
1500 3600 RPM

80 %WO
3280 RPM
1000 2960 RPM

90 %WO
2640 RPM
2320 RPM
500 2000 RPM
0.37 kW
0.75 kW
1.12 kW
1.49 kW
2.24 kW
3.73 kW
5.59 kW
6.00 kW
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 81 89 85 93 86 85 81 75
Fan Discharge 101 90 90 91 89 88 81 76
Inlet + Casing 84 85 77 80 67 71 60 51
Discharge 102 94 92 96 94 93 85 79
Casing 84 84 73 79 65 65 60 41

Östberg OM - L - W - 1000 - CS - K 13/03/2019 17:28
Customer:
Object: AHU_SE_SV_001 Rotor Spec.
Diameter: 1000
Thermal performance Cooling Well height: L
Total [kW] -44.2
Sensible [kW] -8.3
Latent [kW] -35.9

Casing: CS
Height (H): 1100 mm
Width (W): 1100 mm
Length (L): 290 mm
Net weight: 77 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Rated Current:
Leakage
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.19
AHU-CK-1
Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_CK_1
Job Comments

EUROVENT- AHU Energy A+(2016) 5th Shipping Split Length 1678 mm
Efficiency Class

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AHU_CK_1 - Return Fan Mod [6]-1

Kruger BC 200C
35
2000 50 %WO
Altitude: 0.00 m
5200 RPM
1750 60 %WO Date: 3/13/19
4920 RPM
1500 4640 RPM
4360 RPM 70 %WO

1250
4080 RPM
1000 3800 RPM

80 %WO
3520 RPM
750 3240 RPM
2960 RPM
500 2680 RPM 90 %WO

2400 RPM
250
0.25 kW
0.37 kW
0.75 kW
1.12 kW
1.49 kW
2.00 kW
0
0 250 500 750 1000 1250
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 70 76 73 72 66 63 58 53
Fan Discharge 86 78 78 71 65 63 56 52
Inlet + Casing 75 76 73 69 60 57 50 45
Discharge 87 82 80 76 70 68 60 55
Casing 74 71 62 58 46 43 38 19

Job01
3/13/2019 7:35:22 PM
AHU_CK_1 - Supply Fan Mo [17]-1

Kruger BC 200C
35
2000 50 %WO
Altitude: 0.00 m
5200 RPM
1750 60 %WO Date: 3/13/19
4920 RPM
1500 4640 RPM
4360 RPM 70 %WO

1250
4080 RPM
1000 3800 RPM

80 %WO
3520 RPM
750 3240 RPM
2960 RPM
500 2680 RPM 90 %WO

2400 RPM
250
0.25 kW
0.37 kW
0.75 kW
1.12 kW
1.49 kW
2.00 kW
0
0 250 500 750 1000 1250
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 74 80 76 80 74 71 66 61
Fan Discharge 91 80 80 79 73 72 65 60
Inlet + Casing 77 77 71 71 61 60 50 43
Discharge 92 84 82 84 78 77 69 63
Casing 77 75 64 66 53 51 45 27

Östberg OM - N - W - 900 - CS - K 27/02/2019 13:19
Customer:
Object: AHU_CK_1 Rotor Spec.
Diameter: 900
Total [kW] -18.7
Sensible [kW] -3.3
Latent [kW] -15.4

Casing: CS
Height (H): 1000 mm
Width (W): 1000 mm
Length (L): 290 mm
Net weight: 60 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Rated Current:
Leakage
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 1.75
AHU-CK-2
Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_CK_2
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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Kruger BC 250C
30 %WO UnitSize:
35
Date: 3/13/19

60 %WO
1500
3600 RPM
3400 RPM
1250 70 %WO
3200 RPM
1000 3000 RPM
2800 RPM 80 %WO
750 2600 RPM
2400 RPM
2200 RPM
500 2000 RPM
90 %WO
250
0.37 kW
0.75 kW
1.12 kW
1.49 kW
2.24 kW
2.60 kW
0
0 250 500 750 1000 1250 1500 1750 2000
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 79 83 81 87 82 79 74 68
Fan Discharge 96 85 86 86 81 80 73 68
Inlet + Casing 83 84 80 84 75 73 66 60
Discharge 97 89 88 91 86 85 77 71
Casing 82 78 69 73 61 59 53 34

Job01
3/13/2019 7:35:22 PM

Kruger BC 250T
30 %WO UnitSize:
3500 36
35
Altitude: 0.00 m
3000 5200 RPM
50 %WO
Date: 3/13/19

2500
4560 RPM
70 %WO
2000 4240 RPM
3920 RPM
1500 3600 RPM

80 %WO
3280 RPM
1000 2960 RPM

90 %WO
2640 RPM
2320 RPM
500 2000 RPM
0.37 kW
0.75 kW
1.12 kW
1.49 kW
2.24 kW
3.73 kW
5.59 kW
6.00 kW
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 80 86 83 89 83 81 77 71
Fan Discharge 98 87 87 88 84 83 76 71
Inlet + Casing 83 82 74 75 64 67 55 45
Discharge 99 91 89 93 89 88 80 74
Casing 83 81 71 75 62 61 55 37

Östberg OM - N - W - 1300 - CS - K 16/01/2019 14:51
Customer:
Diameter: 1300
Total [kW] -52.8
Sensible [kW] -9.1
Latent [kW] -43.8

Casing: CS
Height (H): 1400 mm
Width (W): 1400 mm
Length (L): 290 mm
Net weight: 113 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Rated Current:
Leakage
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 1.14
AHU-VIP-2
Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_VIP_2
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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3/13/2019 7:35:22 PM
AHU_VIP_2 - Return Fan Mod [6]-1

Kruger BC 400T
3500 35
30 %WO UnitSize:
3000 3200 RPM Altitude: 0.00 m
60 %WO
Date: 3/13/19

2500
2800 RPM
70 %WO
2000 2600 RPM
2400 RPM
80 %WO
1500 2200 RPM
2000 RPM
1000 1800 RPM

90 %WO
1600 RPM
1400 RPM
500 1200 RPM
11.18 kW
13.94 kW
0.75 kW
1.12 kW
1.49 kW
2.24 kW
3.73 kW
5.59 kW
7.46 kW
0
0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 87 87 92 89 87 84 78 72
Fan Discharge 99 95 96 91 91 85 79 74
Inlet + Casing 91 87 90 84 78 77 68 62
Discharge 100 99 98 96 96 90 83 77
Casing 90 82 80 75 66 64 57 38

Job01
3/13/2019 7:35:22 PM
AHU_VIP_2 - Supply Fan Mo [17]-1

Kruger BC 400T
3500 35
30 %WO UnitSize:
3000 3200 RPM Altitude: 0.00 m
60 %WO
Date: 3/13/19

2500
2800 RPM
70 %WO
2000 2600 RPM
2400 RPM
80 %WO
1500 2200 RPM
2000 RPM
1000 1800 RPM

90 %WO
1600 RPM
1400 RPM
500 1200 RPM
11.18 kW
13.94 kW
0.75 kW
1.12 kW
1.49 kW
2.24 kW
3.73 kW
5.59 kW
7.46 kW
0
0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 89 90 92 94 89 87 80 75
Fan Discharge 100 98 96 95 93 88 81 77
Inlet + Casing 92 86 84 80 71 73 59 50
Discharge 101 102 98 100 98 93 85 80
Casing 92 85 80 80 68 67 59 41

Östberg OM - N - W - 1400 - CS - K 16/01/2019 14:54
Customer:
Diameter: 1400
Total [kW] -65.5
Sensible [kW] -11.2
Latent [kW] -54.3

Casing: CS
Height (H): 1500 mm
Width (W): 1500 mm
Length (L): 290 mm
Net weight: 128 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Rated Current:
Leakage
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 1.06
AHU-VIP-1
Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_VIP_1
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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3/13/2019 8:06:33 PM
AHU_VIP_1 - Supply Fan Mo [17]-1

Kruger BC 450T
30 %WO UnitSize:
35
3500 36
Altitude: 0.00 m
3000 2900 RPM 60 %WO
Date: 3/13/19

2710 RPM
2500
70 %WO
2520 RPM
2000 2330 RPM
2140 RPM 80 %WO

1500
1950 RPM
1760 RPM
1000 1570 RPM 90 %WO
1380 RPM
1190 RPM
500
1000 RPM
11.18 kW
14.91 kW
17.97 kW
1.12 kW
1.49 kW
2.24 kW
3.73 kW
5.59 kW
7.46 kW
0
0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 89 89 92 92 88 85 79 73
Fan Discharge 100 98 96 94 92 87 80 76
Inlet + Casing 91 85 84 79 69 71 58 49
Discharge 101 102 98 99 97 92 84 79
Casing 91 84 80 78 67 65 58 39

Job01
3/13/2019 8:06:30 PM
AHU_VIP_1 - Return Fan Mod [6]-1

Kruger BC 450C
30 %WO UnitSize:
35
2000 50 %WO Operating Static Pressure: 1001.49 Pa
Altitude: 0.00 m
1750 2200 RPM
60 %WO
Date: 3/13/19

2080 RPM
1500
1960 RPM
70 %WO
1250 1840 RPM
1720 RPM
1000 80 %WO
1600 RPM
1480 RPM
750
1360 RPM
1240 RPM
90 %WO
500 1120 RPM
1000 RPM
250 1.12 kW
1.49 kW
2.24 kW
3.73 kW
5.59 kW
7.46 kW
7.98 kW
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000 5500 6000 6500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 87 87 92 89 86 83 77 72
Fan Discharge 99 95 95 91 90 85 78 74
Inlet + Casing 91 88 91 86 80 77 69 63
Discharge 100 99 97 96 95 90 82 77
Casing 90 82 80 75 65 63 56 38

Östberg OM - N - W - 2200 - CS - K 16/01/2019 14:52
Customer:
Object: AHU_VIP_2 Rotor Spec.
Diameter: 2200
Total [kW] -161.2
Sensible [kW] -27.5
Latent [kW] -133.7

Casing: CS
Height (H): 2300 mm
Width (W): 2300 mm
Length (L): 290 mm
Net weight: 286 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Rated Current:
Leakage
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 1.06
AHU-CK-5
Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_CK_5
Job Comments

EUROVENT- AHU Energy C (2016) 5th Shipping Split Length 1678 mm
Efficiency Class

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Kruger BC 250T
30 %WO UnitSize:
3500 36
35
Altitude: 0.00 m
3000 5200 RPM
50 %WO
Date: 3/13/19

2500
4560 RPM
70 %WO
2000 4240 RPM
3920 RPM
1500 3600 RPM

80 %WO
3280 RPM
1000 2960 RPM

90 %WO
2640 RPM
2320 RPM
500 2000 RPM
0.37 kW
0.75 kW
1.12 kW
1.49 kW
2.24 kW
3.73 kW
5.59 kW
6.00 kW
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 81 88 84 92 86 84 80 74
Fan Discharge 100 89 89 90 87 86 80 74
Inlet + Casing 85 87 82 87 77 77 69 63
Discharge 101 93 91 95 92 91 84 77
Casing 84 83 72 78 65 64 59 40

Job01
3/13/2019 7:35:23 PM

Kruger BC 280T
3500 35
30 %WO UnitSize:
3000 4600 RPM
Altitude: 0.00 m
Date: 3/13/19
60 %WO
2500
4040 RPM
70 %WO
2000 3760 RPM
3480 RPM
1500 3200 RPM

80 %WO
2920 RPM
1000 2640 RPM
2360 RPM 90 %WO
2080 RPM
500 1800 RPM
0.75 kW
1.12 kW
1.49 kW
2.24 kW
3.73 kW
5.59 kW
7.00 kW
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 81 88 84 91 84 82 78 73
Fan Discharge 100 89 88 89 86 84 78 73
Inlet + Casing 84 84 77 78 66 69 58 49
Discharge 101 93 90 94 91 89 82 76
Casing 84 83 72 77 63 62 57 39

Östberg OM - N - W - 2200 - CS - K 16/01/2019 14:53
Customer:
Object: AHU_VIP_1 Rotor Spec.
Diameter: 2200
Total [kW] -176.9
Sensible [kW] -30.3
Latent [kW] -146.7

Casing: CS
Height (H): 2300 mm
Width (W): 2300 mm
Length (L): 290 mm
Net weight: 286 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Rated Current:
Leakage
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.95
AHU-MICE-2A
Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_MICE_2A
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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AHU_MICE_2A - Return Fan Mod [6]-1

Kruger BC 250C
30 %WO UnitSize:
35
Date: 3/13/19

60 %WO
1500
3600 RPM
3400 RPM
1250 70 %WO
3200 RPM
1000 3000 RPM
2800 RPM 80 %WO
750 2600 RPM
2400 RPM
2200 RPM
500 2000 RPM
90 %WO
250
0.37 kW
0.75 kW
1.12 kW
1.49 kW
2.24 kW
2.60 kW
0
0 250 500 750 1000 1250 1500 1750 2000
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 80 84 81 87 82 79 75 69
Fan Discharge 97 85 86 86 82 81 74 69
Inlet + Casing 84 85 80 84 76 73 67 60
Discharge 98 89 88 91 87 86 78 72
Casing 83 79 69 73 61 59 54 35

Job01
3/13/2019 7:35:23 PM
AHU_MICE_2A - Supply Fan Mo [17]-1

Kruger BC 250T
30 %WO UnitSize:
3500 36
35
Altitude: 0.00 m
3000 5200 RPM
50 %WO
Date: 3/13/19

2500
4560 RPM
70 %WO
2000 4240 RPM
3920 RPM
1500 3600 RPM

80 %WO
3280 RPM
1000 2960 RPM

90 %WO
2640 RPM
2320 RPM
500 2000 RPM
0.37 kW
0.75 kW
1.12 kW
1.49 kW
2.24 kW
3.73 kW
5.59 kW
6.00 kW
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 80 86 83 89 83 81 76 71
Fan Discharge 98 87 87 87 84 82 76 71
Inlet + Casing 83 82 74 75 64 66 55 45
Discharge 99 91 89 92 89 87 80 74
Casing 83 81 71 75 62 61 55 37

Östberg OM - N - W - 1300 - CS - K 08/03/2019 15:04
Customer:
Object: AHU_MICE_2A Rotor Spec.
Diameter: 1300
Total [kW] -53.8
Sensible [kW] -9.2
Latent [kW] -44.6

Casing: CS
Height (H): 1400 mm
Width (W): 1400 mm
Length (L): 290 mm
Net weight: 113 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Rated Current:
Leakage
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 1.12
AHU-PRY-1, 2
Quantity 2
Tag Number AHU_PRY_1,2, AHU_PRY_1,2-1
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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AHU_PRY_1,2 - Return Fan Mod [6]-1

Kruger BC 225C
2250
30 %WO UnitSize:
35
Altitude: 0.00 m
4500 RPM 50 %WO
1750
Date: 3/13/19
4250 RPM
60 %WO
1500 4000 RPM
3750 RPM
1250 70 %WO
3500 RPM
1000 3250 RPM

80 %WO
3000 RPM
750 2750 RPM
2500 RPM
500 2250 RPM 90 %WO
2000 RPM
250
0.25 kW
0.37 kW
0.75 kW
1.12 kW
1.49 kW
2.20 kW
0
0 250 500 750 1000 1250 1500 1750
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 78 85 81 89 82 79 75 70
Fan Discharge 97 85 86 87 83 82 75 70
Inlet + Casing 83 85 80 86 75 73 67 61
Discharge 98 89 88 92 88 87 79 73
Casing 81 80 69 75 61 59 54 36

Job01
3/13/2019 7:35:23 PM
AHU_PRY_1,2 - Supply Fan Mo [17]-1

Kruger BC 250C
30 %WO UnitSize:
35
Date: 3/13/19

60 %WO
1500
3600 RPM
3400 RPM
1250 70 %WO
3200 RPM
1000 3000 RPM
2800 RPM 80 %WO
750 2600 RPM
2400 RPM
2200 RPM
500 2000 RPM
90 %WO
250
0.37 kW
0.75 kW
1.12 kW
1.49 kW
2.24 kW
2.60 kW
0
0 250 500 750 1000 1250 1500 1750 2000
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 80 86 82 87 82 79 75 69
Fan Discharge 97 86 86 86 82 80 74 69
Inlet + Casing 83 83 77 78 69 68 59 51
Discharge 98 90 88 91 87 85 78 72
Casing 83 81 70 73 61 59 54 35

Östberg OM - N - W - 1100 - CS - K 16/01/2019 14:56
Customer:
Object: AHU_PRY_1,2,4 Rotor Spec.
Diameter: 1100
Total [kW] -44.0
Sensible [kW] -7.6
Latent [kW] -36.4

Casing: CS
Height (H): 1200 mm
Width (W): 1200 mm
Length (L): 290 mm
Net weight: 84 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Rated Current:
Leakage
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.95
AHU-PRY-4
Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_PRY_4
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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AHU_PRY_4 - Return Fan Mod [6]-1

Kruger BC 225C
2250
30 %WO UnitSize:
35
Altitude: 0.00 m
4500 RPM 50 %WO
1750
Date: 3/13/19
4250 RPM
60 %WO
1500 4000 RPM
3750 RPM
1250 70 %WO
3500 RPM
1000 3250 RPM

80 %WO
3000 RPM
750 2750 RPM
2500 RPM
500 2250 RPM 90 %WO
2000 RPM
250
0.25 kW
0.37 kW
0.75 kW
1.12 kW
1.49 kW
2.20 kW
0
0 250 500 750 1000 1250 1500 1750
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 73 78 76 75 70 66 62 57
Fan Discharge 89 80 80 74 68 66 60 56
Inlet + Casing 77 79 75 73 63 60 54 48
Discharge 90 84 82 79 73 71 64 59
Casing 76 73 64 62 49 47 41 23

Job01
3/13/2019 7:35:23 PM
AHU_PRY_4 - Supply Fan Mo [17]-1

Kruger BC 250C
30 %WO UnitSize:
35
Date: 3/13/19

60 %WO
1500
3600 RPM
3400 RPM
1250 70 %WO
3200 RPM
1000 3000 RPM
2800 RPM 80 %WO
750 2600 RPM
2400 RPM
2200 RPM
500 2000 RPM
90 %WO
250
0.37 kW
0.75 kW
1.12 kW
1.49 kW
2.24 kW
2.60 kW
0
0 250 500 750 1000 1250 1500 1750 2000
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 80 86 82 87 82 79 75 69
Fan Discharge 97 86 86 86 82 80 74 69
Inlet + Casing 83 83 77 78 69 68 59 51
Discharge 98 90 88 91 87 85 78 72
Casing 83 81 70 73 61 59 54 35

Östberg OM - N - W - 1100 - CS - K 27/02/2019 13:21
Customer:
Object: AHU_PRY_4 Rotor Spec.
Diameter: 1100
Total [kW] -26.7
Sensible [kW] -4.9
Latent [kW] -21.8

Casing: CS
Height (H): 1200 mm
Width (W): 1200 mm
Length (L): 290 mm
Net weight: 84 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Rated Current:
Leakage
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 1.85
AHU-PRY-3
Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_PRY_3
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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AHU_PRY_3 - Return Fan Mod [6]-1

Kruger BC 225C
2250
30 %WO UnitSize:
35
Altitude: 0.00 m
4500 RPM 50 %WO
1750
Date: 3/13/19
4250 RPM
60 %WO
1500 4000 RPM
3750 RPM
1250 70 %WO
3500 RPM
1000 3250 RPM

80 %WO
3000 RPM
750 2750 RPM
2500 RPM
500 2250 RPM 90 %WO
2000 RPM
250
0.25 kW
0.37 kW
0.75 kW
1.12 kW
1.49 kW
2.20 kW
0
0 250 500 750 1000 1250 1500 1750
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 79 85 81 90 83 81 77 71
Fan Discharge 98 86 86 88 84 83 77 71
Inlet + Casing 83 85 80 87 76 75 69 63
Discharge 99 90 88 93 89 88 81 74
Casing 82 80 69 76 62 61 56 37

Job01
3/13/2019 7:35:23 PM
AHU_PRY_3 - Supply Fan Mo [17]-1

Kruger BC 250C
30 %WO UnitSize:
35
Date: 3/13/19

60 %WO
1500
3600 RPM
3400 RPM
1250 70 %WO
3200 RPM
1000 3000 RPM
2800 RPM 80 %WO
750 2600 RPM
2400 RPM
2200 RPM
500 2000 RPM
90 %WO
250
0.37 kW
0.75 kW
1.12 kW
1.49 kW
2.24 kW
2.60 kW
0
0 250 500 750 1000 1250 1500 1750 2000
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 80 85 82 88 82 80 75 70
Fan Discharge 97 86 86 86 82 81 74 69
Inlet + Casing 83 83 77 79 69 69 59 52
Discharge 98 90 88 91 87 86 78 72
Casing 83 80 70 74 61 60 54 36

Östberg OM - N - W - 1200 - CS - K 16/01/2019 14:57
Customer:
Object: AHU_PRY_3 Rotor Spec.
Diameter: 1200
Total [kW] -48.5
Sensible [kW] -8.4
Latent [kW] -40.2

Casing: CS
Height (H): 1300 mm
Width (W): 1300 mm
Length (L): 290 mm
Net weight: 99 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Rated Current:
Leakage
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 1.04
ARENA RETAIL
FAHUs WITH DOUBLE HEAT RECOVERY WHEEL

SELECTIONS (TYPE-1)

Return Return Fan Fan
AHU Dimensions
Supply Air (l/s) - Air (l/s) - Air Flow ESP TSP Outlet Fan Absorbed SFP Motor Motor Fan Air Flow ESP Outlet Fan Absorbed SFP Motor Motor Fan
Description Tag Nos Length X Width X TSP (Pa)
Air (l/s) Normal Free (l/s) (Pa) (Pa) Velocity Power (KW) (W/l/s) Rating RPM RPM (l/s) (Pa) Velocity Power (KW) (W/l/s) Rating RPM RPM
Height
Cooling Cooling (m/s) (m/s)
Proposed AHU-LT-1 & 10 6904 X 2143 X 4116 7980 7640 7980 7980 400 1276.9 12.5 13.96 1.75 18.5 1460 1537 7980 350 778 12.5 9.37 1.17 11 1460 1329
Specified as per IFC AHU-LC-3 11516 X 3507 X 3848 10368 - 10382 10368 350 - - - - 11 1460 1420 10382 350 - - - - 11 970 1052
Specified as per Workshop AHU-LC-3 11516 X 3507 X 3848 10280 - 10280 10280 350 - - - - 11 1460 1420 10280 350 - - - - 11 970 1052
Proposed AHU-LC-3 6530 X 2763 X 4216 10280 10074 10280 10280 500 1462.1 12.7 20.1 1.96 30 1460 1440 10280 350 850 12.7 13 1.26 15 1460 1228
Proposed AHU-LT-2 & 9 6375 X 2298 X 4116 8570 8180 8570 8570 400 1219.7 10.6 13.67 1.60 22 1460 1274 8570 350 782 13.4 10.52 1.23 15 1460 1378
Specified as per IFC AHU-UT-1 & 3 12364 X 3785 X 3848 13000 - 13000 13000 350 - - - - 11 1460 1464 13000 350 - - - - 11 970 1052
Specified as per Workshop AHU-UT-1 & 3 12364 X 3785 X 3848 13000 - 13000 13000 350 - - - - 11 1460 1464 13000 350 - - - - 11 970 1052
Proposed AHU-UT-1 & 3 6685 X 3228 X 4736 13000 12760 13000 13000 450 1344 12.8 23.27 1.79 30 1460 1248 13000 600 1038 12.8 18.76 1.44 22 1460 1157
Specified as per IFC AHU-MC-1 11516 X 3507 X 3848 11828 - 11828 11828 350 - - - - 11 1460 1420 11828 350 - - - - 11 970 1052
Specified as per Workshop AHU-MC-1 11516 X 3507 X 3848 10820 - 10820 10820 350 - - - - 11 1460 1420 10820 350 - - - - 11 970 1052
Proposed AHU-MC-1 7059 X 2763 X 4736 10820 10520 10820 10820 500 1565.7 10.7 21.63 2.00 30 1460 1239 10820 350 934 13.4 15.07 1.39 18.5 1460 1290
Specified as per IFC AHU-MC-2 12036 X 4425 X 5072 18345 - 18345 18345 350 - - - - 0.75 975 1002 18345 350 - - - - 0.75 730 734
Specified as per Workshop AHU-MC-2 12036 X 4425 X 5072 18265 - 18265 18265 350 - - - - 0.75 975 1002 18265 350 - - - - 0.75 730 734
Proposed AHU-MC-2 7059 X 2763 X 4736 10820 10520 10820 10820 500 1418 10.7 19.68 1.82 30 1460 1196 10820 300 739 10.7 11.07 1.02 15 1460 971
Proposed AHU-LT-5 & 6 6995 X 2453 X 4116 8900 8540 8900 8900 400 1300 11 15.17 1.70 18.5 1460 1319 8900 350 782 11 9.86 1.11 11 1460 1125
Specified as per IFC AHU-UT-2 12362 X 4091 X 4460 11400 - 11000 11400 350 - - - - 2 970 1294 11000 350 - - - - 2 720 785
Specified as per Workshop AHU-UT-2 12362 X 4091 X 4460 11400 - 11400 11400 350 - - - - 2 970 1294 11400 350 - - - - 2 720 785
Proposed AHU-UT-2 6685 X 2918 X 2108 11400 10830 11400 11400 450 1333 11.3 19.69 1.73 30 1460 1189 11400 300 724 11.3 11.73 1.03 15 1460 988
Specified as per IFC AHU-MICE-1 & 2 11191 X 3112 X 3648 5940 - 11000 5940 350 - - - - 11 1460 1308 11300 350 - - - - 11 960 1244
Specified as per Workshop AHU-MICE-1 & 2 11191 X 3112 X 3648 8890 - 8890 8890 350 - - - - 11 1460 1308 8890 350 - - - - 11 960 1244
Proposed AHU-MICE-1 & 2 6995 X 2453 X 4116 8890 8370 8890 8890 600 1493 11 17.23 1.94 22 1460 1383 8890 400 831.7 11 10.33 1.16 11 1460 1145
Specified as per IFC AHU-FOP-1,2 & 3 9643 X 4397 X 4460 15000 - 15000 15000 350 - - - - 11 975 929 15000 350 - - - - 11 720 803
Specified as per Workshop AHU-FOP-1,2 & 3 9643 X 4397 X 4460 15000 - 15000 15000 350 - - - - 11 975 929 15000 350 - - - - 11 720 803
Proposed AHU-FOP-1,2 & 3 6995 X 3228 X 4736 15000 13150 15000 15000 400 1411 11.7 27.15 1.81 37 1460 1088 15000 250 733 11.7 15.79 1.05 18.5 1460 893
Specified as per IFC AHU-LC-1 & 2 9643 X 4397 X 4460 16489 - 16489 16489 350 - - - - 11 975 929 16489 350 - - - - 11 720 803
Specified as per Workshop AHU-LC-1 & 2 9643 X 4397 X 4460 19200 - 19200 19200 350 - - - - 11 975 929 19200 350 - - - - 11 720 803
Proposed AHU-LC-1 & 2 7305 X 3228 X 4736 13764 13244 13764 13764 450 1398 10.8 24.46 1.78 30 1460 1058 13764 450 916 13.6 18.56 1.35 22 1460 1150
General MIXED AIR PROPERTIES Cooling Coil Enthalpy HRW
CHW CHW CHW Coil
Efficiency
AHU Dimensions FRESH AIR RETURN AIR MIXED AIR On Coil Off Coil Face Saftey on Supply Motor FA On Coil FA Off Coil RA On Coil
Supply Return Flow Pressure RA Air
(%)
Description Tag Nos Length X Width X Condition Condition TC/SC ( KW) velicity Coil Air Power Condition Condition Condition
Temp Temp Rate Drop (l/s)
Height L/S DB WB L/S DB WB L/S DB WB db/wb (C) db/wb (C) (M/s) selection (l/s) (KW) db/wb (C) db/wb (C) db/wb (C)
(C) (C) (l/s) (kPa)
Proposed AHU-LT-1 & 10 6904 X 2143 X 4116 3360 28.7 24.3 4620 25.4 20.1 7980 26.79 21.87 26.8/21.9 12.1/12 285.86/145.8 6 13.5 9.08 39.2 2.5 20% 3360 0.37 34.6/30.8 28.7/24.3 3020 26/20.4 74.8
Specified as per IFC AHU-LC-3 11516 X 3507 X 3848 - - - - - - - - - 19.3/18.8 12/12 234.5 7 13.5 8.61 10 - - - - 47/30.85 - - 22.7/22.09 -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-LC-3 11516 X 3507 X 3848 - - - - - - - - - - 12/12 - 6 13.5 - 10 - - 2053 - 34.6/30.8 - 1047 26/20.4 -
Proposed AHU-LC-3 6530 X 2763 X 4216 2053 28.4 24.2 8227 25.5 20.1 10280 26.08 20.92 26.08/20.9 12.1/12 324.24/178.51 6 13.5 10.3 18.5 2.4 20% 2053 0.18 34.6/30.8 28.4/24.2 1847 26/20.4 77
Proposed AHU-LT-2 & 9 6375 X 2298 X 4116 3800 28.7 24.4 4770 25.5 20.2 8570 26.92 22.06 26.9/22 12.1/12.1 313.31/157.19 6 13.5 9.96 41.5 2.5 20% 3800 0.37 34.6/30.8 28.7/24.4 3420 26/20.4 74.5
Proposed AHU-LT-3 & 8 6995 X 2453 X 4116 3930 28.5 24.2 5200 25.5 20.1 9130 26.79 21.86 26.8/23.9 12.2/12.1 322.75/165.22 6 13.5 10.26 16.9 2.4 20% 3930 0.37 34.6/30.8 28.5/24.2 3530 26/20.4 77.1
Specified as per IFC AHU-UT-1 & 3 12364 X 3785 X 3848 - - - - - - - - - 19.3/18.8 12/12 234.5 7 13.5 8.61 10 - - - - 47/30.85 - - 22.7/22.09 -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-UT-1 & 3 12364 X 3785 X 3848 - - - - - - - - - - 12/12 - 6 13.5 - 10 - - 2320 - 34.6/30.8 - 2080 26/20.4 -
Proposed AHU-UT-1 & 3 6685 X 3228 X 4736 2320 28.7 24.4 10680 25.5 20.1 13000 26.07 20.87 26.07/20.9 12/12 411.38/226.35 6 13.5 13.07 31.3 2.5 20% 2320 0.18 34.6/30.8 28.7/24.4 2080.0 26/20.4 74.8
Specified as per IFC AHU-MC-1 11516 X 3507 X 3848 - - - - - - - - - 19.3/18.8 12/12 234.5 7 13.5 8.61 10 - - - - 47/30.85 - - 22.7/22.09 -
Proposed AHU-MC-1 7059 X 2763 X 4736 2910 28.5 24.3 7910 25.5 20.2 10820 26.31 21.3 26.3/21.3 12.1/12 358.43/190.5 6 13.5 11.39 22 2.5 20% 2910 0.18 34.6/30.8 28.5/24.3 2610.0 26/20.4 75
Specified as per IFC AHU-MC-2 12036 X 4425 X 5072 - - - - - - - - - 19.5 12 456.1 7 13.5 16.72 10 - - - - 47/30.85 - - 22.7/22.09 -
Proposed AHU-MC-2 7059 X 2763 X 4736 2910 28.5 24.3 7910 25.5 20.2 10820 26.31 21.3 26.3/21.3 11.9/11.9 358.07/192.71 6 13.5 11.41 22.1 2.5 20% 2910 0.18 34.6/30.8 28.5/24.3 2645.0 26/20.4 75
Specified as per IFC AHU-LT-4 & 7 12113 X 3112 X 3648 - - - - - - - - - 19.5/19 12/12 192.1 7 13.5 7.05 10 - - - - 47/30.85 - - 18.1/17.6 -
Proposed AHU-LT-4 & 7 6530 X 2143 X 4116 2880 28.6 24.2 3860 25.5 20.1 6740 26.82 21.85 26.82/21.85 12.1/12.1 240.29/122.62 6 13.5 7.64 40.2 2.4 20% 2880 0.37 34.6/30.8 28.6/24.2 3200.0 26/20.4 75.8
Proposed AHU-LT-5 & 6 6995 X 2453 X 4116 3560 28.5 24.2 5340 25.4 20.1 8900 26.64 21.74 26.04/21.74 12/12 312.61/160.8 6 13.5 9.93 16 2.4 20% 3560 0.37 34.6/30.8 28.5/24.2 3800.0 26/20.4 76.8
Specified as per IFC AHU-UT-2 12362 X 4091 X 4460 - - - - - - - - - 19.3/18.8 12/12 234.5 7 13.5 8.61 10 - - - - 47/30.85 - - 18.1/17.6 -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-UT-2 12362 X 4091 X 4460 - - - - - - - - - - 12/12 - 6 13.5 - 10 - - 5620 - 34.6/30.8 - 5050 26/20.4 -
Proposed AHU-UT-2 6685 X 2918 X 2108 5620 28.4 23.8 5780 25.4 20.1 11400 26.88 21.92 26.9/21.9 12/11.9 411.9/210.9 6 13.5 13.09 29.2 2.5 20% 5620 0.37 34.6/30.8 28.4/23.8 5050.0 26/20.4 79.8
Specified as per IFC AHU-MICE-1 & 2 11191 X 3112 X 3648 - - - - - - - - - 19.5/18.9 12/12 192.1 7 13.5 7.05 10 - - - - 47/30.85 - - 18.3/17.7 -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-MICE-1 & 2 11191 X 3112 X 3648 - - - - - - - - - - 12/12 - 6 13.5 - 10 - - 5150 - 34.6/30.8 - 4630 26/20.4 -
Proposed AHU-MICE-1 & 2 6995 X 2453 X 4116 5150 28.7 24.4 3740 25.4 20.1 8890 27.31 22.59 27.3/22.6 12/11.9 347.65/168.96 6 13.5 11.05 19.2 2.4 20% 5150 0.37 34.6/30.8 28.7/24.4 4630.0 26/20.4 74.6
Specified as per IFC AHU-FOP-1,2 & 3 9643 X 4397 X 4460 - - - - - - - - - 28.3/22.6 12/12 501.4 7 13.5 18.38 10 - - - - 47/30.85 - - 28/21.4 -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-FOP-1,2 & 3 9643 X 4397 X 4460 - - - - - - - - - - 12/12 - 6 13.5 - 10 - - 8010 - 34.6/30.8 - 6160 26/20.4 -
Proposed AHU-FOP-1,2 & 3 6995 X 3228 X 4736 8010 29.1 25.2 6990 25.3 20 15000 27.33 22.78 27.3/22.8 12.1/12 595.21/283.08 6 13.5 18.91 38.2 2.5 20% 8010 0.37 34.6/30.8 29.1/25.2 6160 26/20.4 78
Specified as per IFC AHU-LC-1 & 2 9643 X 4397 X 4460 - - - - - - - - - 28.3/22.9 12/12 501.4 7 13.5 18.38 10 - - - - 47/30.85 - - 28/21.4 -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-LC-1 & 2 9643 X 4397 X 4460 - - - - - - - - - - 12/12 - 6 13.5 - 10 - - 2053 - 34.6/30.8 - 1847 26/20.4 -
Proposed AHU-LC-1 & 2 7305 X 3228 X 4736 2720 28.9 24.9 11044 25.4 20.1 13764 26.09 21.05 26.1/21.05 12/11.9 442.54/240.11 6 13.5 14.06 32.6 2.5 20% 2720 0.18 34.6/30.8 28.9/24.9 2200 26/20.4 76.9
General Sensible HRW
Efficiency
AHU Dimensions Supply Motor SA On Coil SA Off Coil RA On Coil
Return Air Speed
(%)
Description Tag Nos Length X Width X Air Power Condition Condition Condition
(l/s) (rpm)
Height (l/s) (KW) db/wb (C) db/wb (C) db/wb (C)
Specified as per IFC AHU-LC-3 11516 X 3507 X 3848 10368 - 12/12 - 10382 28/27.3 - -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-LC-3 11516 X 3507 X 3848 10280 - 12/12 - 10280 28/20.7 - -
Proposed AHU-LC-3 6530 X 2763 X 4216 10280 0.37 12/12 14.5/12.7 10074 28/20.8 0.5 15.9
Specified as per IFC AHU-UT-1 & 3 12364 X 3785 X 3848 13000 - 12/12 - 13000 28/27.3 - -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-UT-1 & 3 12364 X 3785 X 3848 13000 - 12/12 - 13000 28/20.8 - -
Proposed AHU-UT-1 & 3 6685 X 3228 X 4736 13000 0.37 12/12 14.5/12.7 12760 28/20.8 0.5 15.8
Specified as per IFC AHU-UT-2 12362 X 4091 X 4460 11400 - 12/12 - 11000 28/21.4 - -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-UT-2 12362 X 4091 X 4460 11400 - 12/12 - 11400 28/20.8 - -
Proposed AHU-UT-2 6685 X 2918 X 2108 11400 0.37 12/12 14.4/12.6 10830 28/20.8 0.5 16.1
Specified as per IFC AHU-MICE-1 & 2 11191 X 3112 X 3648 5940 - 12/12 - 11300 23.8/17 - -
Specified as per Workshop AHU-MICE-1 & 2 11191 X 3112 X 3648 8890 - 12/12 - 8890 28/20.8 - -
Proposed AHU-MICE-1 & 2 6995 X 2453 X 4116 8890 0.18 12/12 14.4/12.6 8370 28/20.9 0.5 16.1
Specified as per IFC AHU-FOP-1,2 & 3 9643 X 4397 X 4460 - - - - - - - -

Specified as per Workshop AHU-FOP-1,2 & 3 9643 X 4397 X 4460 - - - - - - - -
Proposed AHU-FOP-1,2 & 3 6995 X 3228 X 4736 15000 0.37 12/12 14.4/12.6 13150 28/20.9 0.5 17.1
Specified as per IFC AHU-LC-1 & 2 9643 X 4397 X 4460 - - - - - - - -

Specified as per Workshop AHU-LC-1 & 2 9643 X 4397 X 4460 - - - - - - - -
Proposed AHU-LC-1 & 2 7305 X 3228 X 4736 13764 0.37 12/12 14.5/12.7 13244 28/20.9 0.5 16.2
AHU-LT-1 & 10
Quantity 2
Tag Number AHU_LT_1&10-S, AHU_LT_1&10~1
Job Comments

Break Point Pricing Field Trigger Break Point Pricing 1st Shipping Split Length 748 mm
Air Handling Unit Subgroup Design Inlet Temperature >9 C 2nd Shipping Split Length 903 mm
Eurovent Certification Yes 3rd Shipping Split Length 1833 mm
EUROVENT- AHU Energy D (2016) 4th Shipping Split Length 1833 mm
Efficiency Class
CAL Class + 700 -

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Filter Manufacturer Factory Default Module Level 1st Level

Filter Type Hi-Eff Bag Filter Module End of Unit Back of Unit
Update
Position Flag (First in stream) Filter First in Stream

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Coil M [12]-1
H)

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Fan Mo [17]-1
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Calculation
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Quantity 2
Tag Number AHU_LT_1&10-R, AHU_LT_1&10~1
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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Update

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Fan Mod [5]-1
Module Level 1st Level Fan Discharge - 500Hz 94 dB
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Östberg OT - H - W - 2200 - CS - V 19/03/2019 17:23
Customer:
Object: AHU-LT-1, AHU-LT-10 Rotor Spec.
Diameter: 2200
Thermal performance Heating Well height: H
Rotational speed [rpm] 0.5
Total [kW] 24.9
Sensible [kW] 23.8
Latent [kW] 1.1

Casing: CS
Volume flow [m³/s] 8.22 7.98
Height (H): 2300 mm
Width (W): 2300 mm
Length (L): 290 mm
Net weight: 244 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Volume flow [m³/s] 7.64 7.88 MicroMax 180
Temperature [°C] 28.0 25.4 Conn. Volt. Controller:
Wet bulb temp [°C] 20.9 20.1 1 x 220-240V / 50/60 Hz
Motor Voltage:
Absolute humidity [g/kg] 12.4 12.4 3x230 V
Enthalpy [kJ/kg] 60.0 57.3 Rated Current:
1.17A
Leakage
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.28
MicroMax standard frequency inverter for OEM market with all the basic functions necessary (alarm relay, automatic purging
mode, rotation monitor) for regulating the rotational speed of rotary heat exchangers. MicroMax control unit requires 0-10V input
signal (converted to 0-100 Hz) and is available in three different sizes (MicroMax 180, 370 and 750) for rotor diameter up to
5000mm. Connected to geared 3-phase induction motor with thermo contact (overheat protection). Installed inside the casing with
drive belt around rotor periphery.
Östberg OT - H - S - 2500 - CSD - V 19/03/2019 17:35
Customer:
Object: AHU-LC-3 Rotor Spec.
Diameter: 2500
Total effectiveness [%] 33.6 Sektorized: 6pcs 25kg/pcs
Total [kW] 109.8
Sensible [kW] 108.2
Latent [kW] 1.5

Casing: CSD
Insulation: 0 mm
Mass flow [kg/s] 12.71 12.34
Height (H): 2670 mm
Width (W): 2670 mm
Length (L): 330 mm
Net weight: 472 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Exhaust Return Exhaust
Volume flow [m³/s] 10.07 10.38 Driveunit
Mass flow [kg/s] 12.09 12.46 MicroMax 370
Temperature [°C] 28.0 19.1 AP71t, 0.37 kW
Wet bulb temp [°C] 20.9 17.0 Conn. Volt. Controller:
Absolute humidity [g/kg] 12.4 12.4 V / 50/60 Hz
Motor Voltage:
Enthalpy [kJ/kg] 60.0 50.8 3x230 V
Rated Current:
Leakage 1.92A
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.06
CSD Slide-in casing version to be built into AHU. Casing for sectorised rotor up to 2600 mm diameter. Casing horizontally divided
(for e.g difficult mounting conditions), delivered in two parts. No side panels. Light sheet metal construction (standard: galvanised
steel). Flexible dimensions to fit into AHU. Adjustable brush sealing. Fix Purge sector 5 Deg. Sectorised rotor not mounted.
Options: powder-coated casing, complete stainless steel casing, side cover.
Job01
C:\Users\irgcdn\Desktop\YAS ARENA AHUs\Lot-5\R7\Lot-5 - R7 - IE3 motors.psd
3/20/2019 12:57:43 PM
AHU_LT_1&10-S - Supply Fan Mo [17]-1

Kruger BC 630T
30 %WO UnitSize:
35
Altitude: 0.00 m
2000 RPM 60 %WO
Date: 3/20/19
2500

1870 RPM
70 %WO
2000 1740 RPM
1610 RPM
1500 1480 RPM

80 %WO
1350 RPM
1000 1220 RPM
1090 RPM 90 %WO
960 RPM
500 830 RPM

700 RPM
11.18 k W
14.91 k W
18.64 k W
22.37 k W
26.09 k W
27.96 k W
29.82 k W
29.97 k W
1.49 k W
2.24 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
0 7.46 k W
0 2500 5000 7500 10000 12500 15000 17500

Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 92 94 101 93 89 84 80 77
Fan Discharge 103 97 102 96 93 85 81 79
Inlet + Casing 94 88 88 77 64 64 55 40
Discharge 104 101 104 101 98 90 85 82
Casing 94 88 88 77 66 64 55 40

Job01
3/20/2019 12:57:43 PM
AHU_LT_1&10-R - Supply Fan Mod [5]-1

Kruger BC 630C
30 %WO UnitSize:
35
Altitude: 0.00 m
1500 1500 RPM 60 %WO
Date: 3/20/19

1420 RPM
1250
1340 RPM
70 %WO
1260 RPM
1000
1180 RPM
80 %WO
1100 RPM
750 1020 RPM
940 RPM
500 860 RPM

90 %WO
780 RPM
700 RPM
250
11.18 k W
13.94 k W
1.49 k W
2.24 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.46 k W
0
0 2500 5000 7500 10000 12500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 89 92 99 93 87 81 78 75
Fan Discharge 100 95 100 94 90 83 78 76
Inlet + Casing 93 92 98 90 81 76 70 67
Discharge 101 99 102 99 95 88 82 79
Casing 92 87 87 79 66 61 57 41

AHU-LC-3
Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_LC_3-S
Job Comments

Efficiency Class
CAL Class + 700 -

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Coil M [10]-1
H)

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Fan Mo [17]-1
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Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_LC_3-R
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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Update

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Fan Mod [5]-1
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Calculation
point.

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Customer:
Object: AHU-LC-3 Rotor Spec.
Diameter: 2500
Total [kW] 32.1
Sensible [kW] 31.0
Latent [kW] 1.1

Casing: CSD
Insulation: 0 mm
Mass flow [kg/s] 12.71 12.34
Height (H): 2670 mm
Width (W): 2670 mm
Length (L): 330 mm
Net weight: 472 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Motor Voltage:
Rated Current:
Leakage 1.92A
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.06
Östberg OT - H - W - 2200 - CS - V 19/03/2019 17:35
Customer:
Diameter: 2200
Total [kW] 85.2
Sensible [kW] 83.3
Latent [kW] 1.9

Casing: CS
Height (H): 2300 mm
Width (W): 2300 mm
Length (L): 290 mm
Net weight: 244 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Motor Voltage:
1.17A
Leakage
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.28
Job01
3/20/2019 12:57:43 PM
AHU_LC_3-S - Supply Fan Mo [17]-1

Kruger BC 710T
3500 35
30 %WO UnitSize:
1800 RPM
60 %WO Date: 3/20/19

2500 1680 RPM
1560 RPM 70 %WO
2000
1440 RPM
1320 RPM 80 %WO

1500
1200 RPM
1080 RPM
1000
960 RPM 90 %WO
840 RPM
500 720 RPM
11.18 k W
14.91 k W
18.64 k W
22.37 k W
26.09 k W
27.96 k W
29.82 k W
37.28 k W
39.96 k W
600 RPM
2.24 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.46 k W
0
0 2500 5000 7500 10000 12500 15000 17500 20000 22500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 94 96 102 95 92 86 82 79
Fan Discharge 105 99 104 97 96 88 83 81
Inlet + Casing 96 90 90 78 67 66 58 43
Discharge 106 103 106 102 101 93 87 84
Casing 96 90 90 78 69 66 58 43

Job01
3/20/2019 12:57:44 PM
AHU_LC_3-R - Supply Fan Mod [5]-1

Kruger BC 710T
3500 35
30 %WO UnitSize:
1800 RPM
60 %WO Date: 3/20/19

2500 1680 RPM
1560 RPM 70 %WO
2000
1440 RPM
1320 RPM 80 %WO

1500
1200 RPM
1080 RPM
1000
960 RPM 90 %WO
840 RPM
500 720 RPM
11.18 k W
14.91 k W
18.64 k W
22.37 k W
26.09 k W
27.96 k W
29.82 k W
37.28 k W
39.96 k W
600 RPM
2.24 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.46 k W
0
0 2500 5000 7500 10000 12500 15000 17500 20000 22500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 91 93 100 94 89 83 80 77
Fan Discharge 102 97 101 96 92 85 80 78
Inlet + Casing 95 93 99 90 81 77 70 67
Discharge 103 101 103 101 97 90 84 81
Casing 94 88 88 80 68 63 59 43

AHU-LT-2 & 9
Quantity 2
Tag Number AHU_LT_2&9-S, AHU_LT_2&9-~1
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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Update

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Coil M [10]-1
Entering Wet Bulb 22.1 C Coil Type 1/2" Coil, DL Type
H)

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Fan Mo [17]-1
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Calculation
point.

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Quantity 2
Tag Number AHU_LT_2&9-R, AHU_LT_2&9-~1
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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Update

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Fan Mod [5]-1
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Calculation
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Östberg OT - H - W - 2200 - CS - V 19/03/2019 17:24
Customer:
Diameter: 2200
Total [kW] 25.7
Sensible [kW] 24.8
Latent [kW] 0.9

Casing: CS
Height (H): 2300 mm
Mass flow [kg/s] 10.59 10.28
Width (W): 2300 mm
Length (L): 290 mm
Net weight: 244 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Motor Voltage:
1.17A
Leakage
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.06
Östberg OT - H - W - 2200 - CS - V 19/03/2019 17:36
Customer:
Diameter: 2200
Total [kW] 88.4
Sensible [kW] 86.9
Latent [kW] 1.6

Casing: CS
Height (H): 2300 mm
Mass flow [kg/s] 10.59 10.28
Width (W): 2300 mm
Length (L): 290 mm
Net weight: 244 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Motor Voltage:
1.17A
Leakage
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.06
Job01
3/20/2019 12:57:44 PM

Kruger BC 710T
3500 35
30 %WO UnitSize:
1800 RPM
60 %WO Date: 3/20/19

2500 1680 RPM
1560 RPM 70 %WO
2000
1440 RPM
1320 RPM 80 %WO

1500
1200 RPM
1080 RPM
1000
960 RPM 90 %WO
840 RPM
500 720 RPM
11.18 k W
14.91 k W
18.64 k W
22.37 k W
26.09 k W
27.96 k W
29.82 k W
37.28 k W
39.96 k W
600 RPM
2.24 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.46 k W
0
0 2500 5000 7500 10000 12500 15000 17500 20000 22500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 91 93 99 92 87 82 78 74
Fan Discharge 102 97 101 94 91 83 79 77
Inlet + Casing 94 87 87 76 63 62 54 38
Discharge 103 101 103 99 96 88 83 80
Casing 94 87 87 76 65 62 54 38

Job01
3/20/2019 12:57:44 PM

Kruger BC 630T
30 %WO UnitSize:
35
Altitude: 0.00 m
2000 RPM 60 %WO
Date: 3/20/19
2500

1870 RPM
70 %WO
2000 1740 RPM
1610 RPM
1500 1480 RPM

80 %WO
1350 RPM
1000 1220 RPM
1090 RPM 90 %WO
960 RPM
500 830 RPM

700 RPM
11.18 k W
14.91 k W
18.64 k W
22.37 k W
26.09 k W
27.96 k W
29.82 k W
29.97 k W
1.49 k W
2.24 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
0 7.46 k W
0 2500 5000 7500 10000 12500 15000 17500

Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 90 92 100 94 89 83 79 77
Fan Discharge 101 96 101 95 92 84 80 78
Inlet + Casing 94 92 98 89 81 76 70 67
Discharge 102 100 103 100 97 89 84 81
Casing 93 87 88 80 68 63 58 43

AHU-LT-3 & 8
Quantity 2
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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Update

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Coil M [10]-1
H)

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Fan Mo [17]-1
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Calculation
point.

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Quantity 2
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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Update

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Fan Mod [5]-1
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Calculation
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Östberg OT - H - W - 2300 - CS - V 19/03/2019 17:24
Customer:
Diameter: 2300
Total [kW] 27.4
Sensible [kW] 26.8
Latent [kW] 0.6

Casing: CS
Height (H): 2400 mm
Mass flow [kg/s] 11.28 10.96
Width (W): 2400 mm
Length (L): 290 mm
Net weight: 264 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Motor Voltage:
1.17A
Leakage
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.27
Östberg OT - H - W - 2300 - CS - V 19/03/2019 17:36
Customer:
Diameter: 2300
Total [kW] 95.3
Sensible [kW] 93.6
Latent [kW] 1.7

Casing: CS
Height (H): 2400 mm
Mass flow [kg/s] 11.28 10.96
Width (W): 2400 mm
Length (L): 290 mm
14.9
Net weight: 264 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Motor Voltage:
1.17A
Leakage
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.27
Job01
3/20/2019 12:57:45 PM

Kruger BC 710T
3500 35
30 %WO UnitSize:
1800 RPM
60 %WO Date: 3/20/19

2500 1680 RPM
1560 RPM 70 %WO
2000
1440 RPM
1320 RPM 80 %WO

1500
1200 RPM
1080 RPM
1000
960 RPM 90 %WO
840 RPM
500 720 RPM
11.18 k W
14.91 k W
18.64 k W
22.37 k W
26.09 k W
27.96 k W
29.82 k W
37.28 k W
39.96 k W
600 RPM
2.24 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.46 k W
0
0 2500 5000 7500 10000 12500 15000 17500 20000 22500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 92 94 100 93 89 83 80 75
Fan Discharge 103 97 102 95 93 85 81 78
Inlet + Casing 94 88 88 77 64 64 55 39
Discharge 104 101 104 100 98 90 85 81
Casing 94 88 88 77 66 63 55 39

Job01
3/20/2019 12:57:45 PM

Kruger BC 710C
35
Altitude: 0.00 m
1350 RPM
60 %WO
1500 Date: 3/20/19

1275 RPM
1250 1200 RPM

70 %WO
1125 RPM
1000 1050 RPM
80 %WO
975 RPM
750 900 RPM
825 RPM
500 750 RPM

90 %WO
675 RPM
600 RPM
250
11.18 k W
14.91 k W
17.97 k W
2.24 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.46 k W
0
0 2500 5000 7500 10000 12500 15000
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 89 92 98 92 86 81 77 73
Fan Discharge 100 96 99 93 89 82 78 75
Inlet + Casing 93 93 98 90 80 75 70 65
Discharge 101 100 101 98 94 87 82 78
Casing 92 87 86 78 65 61 56 39

AHU-UT-1 & 3
Quantity 2
Tag Number AHU_UT_1&3-S, AHU_UT_1&3-~1
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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Update

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Coil M [10]-1
H)

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Fan Mo [17]-1
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Fan Size BC 800 X Fan Discharge - 8kHz 81 dB
Calculation
point.

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Quantity 2
Tag Number AHU_UT_1&3-R, AHU_UT_1&3-~1
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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Update

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Fan Mod [5]-1
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Calculation
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Customer:
Object: AHU-UT-1, AHU-UT-3 Rotor Spec.
Diameter: 2800
Total [kW] 40.6
Sensible [kW] 39.2
Latent [kW] 1.4

Casing: CSD
Insulation: 0 mm
Mass flow [kg/s] 16.07 15.60
Height (H): 2970 mm
Width (W): 2970 mm
Length (L): 330 mm
Net weight: 587 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Motor Voltage:
Rated Current:
Leakage 1.92A
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.06
Customer:
Object: AHU-UT-1, AHU-UT-3 Rotor Spec.
Diameter: 2800
Total [kW] 138.8
Sensible [kW] 136.6
Latent [kW] 2.2

Casing: CSD
Insulation: 0 mm
Mass flow [kg/s] 16.07 15.60
Height (H): 2970 mm
Width (W): 2970 mm
Length (L): 330 mm
Net weight: 587 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Motor Voltage:
Rated Current:
Leakage 1.92A
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.06
Job01
3/20/2019 12:57:45 PM
AHU_UT_1&3-S - Supply Fan Mo [17]-1

Kruger BC 800X
35
60 %WO
Date: 3/20/19

2500
1400 RPM 70 %WO
2000 1300 RPM
1200 RPM
80 %WO
1500
1100 RPM
1000 RPM
1000 900 RPM

90 %WO
800 RPM
700 RPM
500 600 RPM
11.18 k W
14.91 k W
18.64 k W
22.37 k W
26.09 k W
27.96 k W
29.82 k W
37.28 k W
44.73 k W
49.95 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.46 k W
0
0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000
Airflow (L/s)
Kruger BC 800X Sound Data

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 95 97 103 96 92 87 83 79
Fan Discharge 106 100 105 98 96 88 84 81
Inlet + Casing 97 91 90 79 67 67 58 43
Discharge 107 104 107 103 101 93 88 84
Casing 97 91 90 79 69 67 58 43

Job01
3/20/2019 12:57:45 PM
AHU_UT_1&3-R - Supply Fan Mod [5]-1

Kruger BC 800X
35
60 %WO
Date: 3/20/19

2500
1400 RPM 70 %WO
2000 1300 RPM
1200 RPM
80 %WO
1500
1100 RPM
1000 RPM
1000 900 RPM

90 %WO
800 RPM
700 RPM
500 600 RPM
11.18 k W
14.91 k W
18.64 k W
22.37 k W
26.09 k W
27.96 k W
29.82 k W
37.28 k W
44.73 k W
49.95 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.46 k W
0
0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 93 96 102 96 91 85 82 79
Fan Discharge 104 99 103 97 94 87 83 80
Inlet + Casing 97 95 100 91 83 79 72 69
Discharge 105 103 105 102 99 92 87 83
Casing 96 91 90 82 70 65 61 45

AHU-MC-1
Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_MC_1-S
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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Coil M [10]-1
H)

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Fan Mo [17]-1
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Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_MC_1-R
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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Fan Mod [5]-1
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Customer:
Object: AHU-MC-1 Rotor Spec.
Diameter: 2500
Total [kW] 32.5
Sensible [kW] 31.9
Latent [kW] 0.6

Casing: CSD
Insulation: 0 mm
Mass flow [kg/s] 13.37 12.98
Height (H): 2670 mm
Width (W): 2670 mm
Length (L): 330 mm
Net weight: 472 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Motor Voltage:
Rated Current:
Leakage 1.92A
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.06
Customer:
Diameter: 2500
Total [kW] 113.0
Sensible [kW] 111.4
Latent [kW] 1.6

Casing: CSD
Insulation: 0 mm
Mass flow [kg/s] 13.37 12.98
Height (H): 2670 mm
Width (W): 2670 mm
Length (L): 330 mm
Net weight: 472 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Motor Voltage:
Rated Current:
Leakage 1.92A
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.06
Job01
3/20/2019 12:57:46 PM
AHU_MC_1-S - Supply Fan Mo [17]-1

Kruger BC 800X
35
60 %WO
Date: 3/20/19

2500
1400 RPM 70 %WO
2000 1300 RPM
1200 RPM
80 %WO
1500
1100 RPM
1000 RPM
1000 900 RPM

90 %WO
800 RPM
700 RPM
500 600 RPM
11.18 k W
14.91 k W
18.64 k W
22.37 k W
26.09 k W
27.96 k W
29.82 k W
37.28 k W
44.73 k W
49.95 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.46 k W
0
0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 94 96 101 94 90 84 81 76
Fan Discharge 105 99 103 96 94 86 82 79
Inlet + Casing 96 90 89 77 65 65 56 39
Discharge 106 103 105 101 99 91 86 82
Casing 96 90 89 77 67 64 56 39

Job01
3/20/2019 12:57:46 PM
AHU_MC_1-R - Supply Fan Mod [5]-1

Kruger BC 710T
3500 35
30 %WO UnitSize:
1800 RPM
60 %WO Date: 3/20/19

2500 1680 RPM
1560 RPM 70 %WO
2000
1440 RPM
1320 RPM 80 %WO

1500
1200 RPM
1080 RPM
1000
960 RPM 90 %WO
840 RPM
500 720 RPM
11.18 k W
14.91 k W
18.64 k W
22.37 k W
26.09 k W
27.96 k W
29.82 k W
37.28 k W
39.96 k W
600 RPM
2.24 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.46 k W
0
0 2500 5000 7500 10000 12500 15000 17500 20000 22500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 92 94 101 95 91 85 81 79
Fan Discharge 103 98 103 97 94 86 82 80
Inlet + Casing 96 94 100 91 83 78 72 69
Discharge 104 102 105 102 99 91 86 83
Casing 95 89 89 81 70 65 60 45

AHU-MC-2
Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_MC_2-S
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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Coil M [12]-1
H)

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Fan Mo [17]-1
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Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_MC_2-R
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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Fan Mod [5]-1
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Östberg OM - SL - W - 1500 - CS - K 20/03/2019 10:53
Customer:
Diameter: 1500
Thermal performance Cooling Well height: SL
Total [kW] -106.2
Sensible [kW] -21.6
Latent [kW] -84.6

Casing: CS
Height (H): 1600 mm
Width (W): 1600 mm
Length (L): 290 mm
Net weight: 159 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Rated Current:
Leakage
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.09
Customer:
Diameter: 2500
Total [kW] 32.5
Sensible [kW] 31.9
Latent [kW] 0.6

Casing: CSD
Insulation: 0 mm
Mass flow [kg/s] 13.37 12.98
Height (H): 2670 mm
Width (W): 2670 mm
Length (L): 330 mm
Net weight: 472 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Motor Voltage:
Rated Current:
Leakage 1.92A
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.06
Customer:
Diameter: 2500
Total [kW] 113.0
Sensible [kW] 111.4
Latent [kW] 1.6

Casing: CSD
Insulation: 0 mm
Mass flow [kg/s] 13.37 12.98
Height (H): 2670 mm
Width (W): 2670 mm
Length (L): 330 mm
Net weight: 472 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Motor Voltage:
Rated Current:
Leakage 1.92A
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.06
Job01
3/20/2019 12:57:46 PM
AHU_MC_2-S - Supply Fan Mo [17]-1

Kruger BC 800T
35
Altitude: 0.00 m
60 %WO
1500 Date: 3/20/19
1140 RPM
1080 RPM
1250 70 %WO
1020 RPM
960 RPM
1000
900 RPM
80 %WO
840 RPM
750 780 RPM
720 RPM
500 660 RPM

90 %WO
600 RPM
250
11.18 k W
14.91 k W
18.64 k W
21.99 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.46 k W
0
0 2500 5000 7500 10000 12500 15000 17500 20000
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 94 95 101 94 89 84 80 75
Fan Discharge 104 99 103 96 93 85 81 79
Inlet + Casing 96 91 92 79 70 69 59 49
Discharge 105 103 105 101 98 90 85 82
Casing 96 90 89 79 68 64 59 41

Job01
3/20/2019 12:57:47 PM
AHU_MC_2-R - Supply Fan Mod [5]-1

Kruger BC 800T
35
Altitude: 0.00 m
60 %WO
1500 Date: 3/20/19
1140 RPM
1080 RPM
1250 70 %WO
1020 RPM
960 RPM
1000
900 RPM
80 %WO
840 RPM
750 780 RPM
720 RPM
500 660 RPM

90 %WO
600 RPM
250
11.18 k W
14.91 k W
18.64 k W
21.99 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.46 k W
0
0 2500 5000 7500 10000 12500 15000 17500 20000
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 89 93 98 92 86 80 77 72
Fan Discharge 100 97 99 93 89 81 78 74
Inlet + Casing 94 93 97 90 80 74 69 64
Discharge 101 101 101 98 94 86 82 77
Casing 92 88 86 78 65 60 56 38

AHU-UC-1
Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_UC_1-S
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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H)

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Fan Mo [17]-1
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Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_UC_1-R
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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Fan Mod [5]-1
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Östberg OT - H - S - 2900 - DS - V 19/03/2019 17:28
Customer:
Object: AHU-UC-1 Rotor Spec.
Diameter: 2900
Total [kW] 42.9
Sensible [kW] 41.5
Latent [kW] 1.4

Casing: DS
Insulation: 0 mm
Mass flow [kg/s] 17.01 16.52
Height (H): 3100 mm
Width (W): 3100 mm
Length (L): 430 mm
Net weight: 669 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Motor Voltage:
Rated Current:
Leakage 1.92A
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.29
DS Slide-in casing version to be built into AHU. Casing for sectorised rotor 2451-5000 mm diameter. Casing horizontally divided,
delivered in two parts. No side panels. Strong aluminium profiles with galvanised sheet metal (diameter larger 4250mm: steel
profile). Flexible dimensions to fit into AHU. Adjustable brush sealing. Fix Purge sector 5 Deg. Sectorised rotor not mounted.
Options: powder-coated sheet metal, side cover.
Östberg OT - H - S - 2900 - DS - V 19/03/2019 17:39
Customer:
Diameter: 2900
Total [kW] 147.0
Sensible [kW] 144.6
Latent [kW] 2.4

Casing: DS
Insulation: 0 mm
Mass flow [kg/s] 17.01 16.52
Height (H): 3100 mm
Width (W): 3100 mm
Length (L): 430 mm
Net weight: 669 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Motor Voltage:
Rated Current:
Leakage 1.92A
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.29
Job01
3/20/2019 12:57:47 PM
AHU_UC_1-S - Supply Fan Mo [17]-1

Kruger BC 900X
30 %WO UnitSize:
35
Altitude: 0.00 m
60 %WO
1400 RPM
2500 Date: 3/20/19

1310 RPM
70 %WO
2000 1220 RPM
1130 RPM
1500 1040 RPM

80 %WO
950 RPM
1000 860 RPM
770 RPM 90 %WO

680 RPM
500 590 RPM

500 RPM
11.18 k W
14.91 k W
18.64 k W
22.37 k W
26.09 k W
27.96 k W
29.82 k W
37.28 k W
44.73 k W
55.92 k W
59.94 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.46 k W
0
0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 30000 35000
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 95 96 102 95 91 85 81 77
Fan Discharge 106 99 104 97 95 86 83 80
Inlet + Casing 97 90 90 78 66 65 57 41
Discharge 107 103 106 102 100 91 87 83
Casing 97 90 90 78 68 65 57 41

Job01
3/20/2019 12:57:47 PM
AHU_UC_1-R - Supply Fan Mod [5]-1

Kruger BC 800X
35
60 %WO
Date: 3/20/19

2500
1400 RPM 70 %WO
2000 1300 RPM
1200 RPM
80 %WO
1500
1100 RPM
1000 RPM
1000 900 RPM

90 %WO
800 RPM
700 RPM
500 600 RPM
11.18 k W
14.91 k W
18.64 k W
22.37 k W
26.09 k W
27.96 k W
29.82 k W
37.28 k W
44.73 k W
49.95 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.46 k W
0
0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 94 96 103 96 92 87 83 80
Fan Discharge 105 99 104 98 95 88 84 81
Inlet + Casing 98 96 101 92 84 80 73 70
Discharge 106 103 106 103 100 93 88 84
Casing 97 91 91 82 71 67 62 46

AHU-LT-4 & 7
Quantity 2
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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Fan Mo [19]-1
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Quantity 2
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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Fan Mod [5]-1
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Östberg OT - H - W - 2000 - CS - V 19/03/2019 17:29
Customer:
Diameter: 2000
Total [kW] 20.2
Sensible [kW] 19.9
Latent [kW] 0.4

Casing: CS
Height (H): 2100 mm
Width (W): 2100 mm
Length (L): 290 mm
Net weight: 207 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Motor Voltage:
1.17A
Leakage
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.28
Östberg OT - H - W - 2000 - CS - V 19/03/2019 17:39
Customer:
Diameter: 2000
Total [kW] 71.2
Sensible [kW] 69.7
Latent [kW] 1.5

Casing: CS
Height (H): 2100 mm
Width (W): 2100 mm
Length (L): 290 mm
Net weight: 207 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Motor Voltage:
1.17A
Leakage
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.28
Job01
3/20/2019 12:57:47 PM

Kruger BC 560T
30 %WO UnitSize:
35
3000 50 %WO
Altitude: 0.00 m
60 %WO
2500 Date: 3/20/19

2070 RPM
1940 RPM
2000 70 %WO
1810 RPM
1680 RPM
1500 80 %WO
1550 RPM
1420 RPM
1000 1290 RPM
1160 RPM 90 %WO

1030 RPM
500 900 RPM
11.18 k W
14.91 k W
18.64 k W
22.37 k W
24.98 k W
1.49 k W
2.24 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.46 k W
0
0 2500 5000 7500 10000 12500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 91 94 100 93 90 84 80 77
Fan Discharge 103 97 102 95 93 85 81 78
Inlet + Casing 94 88 87 76 65 64 55 41
Discharge 104 101 104 100 98 90 85 81
Casing 94 88 87 76 67 64 55 41

Job01
3/20/2019 12:57:48 PM

Kruger BC 560T
30 %WO UnitSize:
35
3000 50 %WO
Altitude: 0.00 m
60 %WO
2500 Date: 3/20/19

2070 RPM
1940 RPM
2000 70 %WO
1810 RPM
1680 RPM
1500 80 %WO
1550 RPM
1420 RPM
1000 1290 RPM
1160 RPM 90 %WO

1030 RPM
500 900 RPM
11.18 k W
14.91 k W
18.64 k W
22.37 k W
24.98 k W
1.49 k W
2.24 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.46 k W
0
0 2500 5000 7500 10000 12500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 89 92 99 93 88 82 78 76
Fan Discharge 100 95 100 94 91 83 79 77
Inlet + Casing 93 91 97 88 80 75 69 66
Discharge 101 99 102 99 96 88 83 80
Casing 92 87 87 79 67 62 57 42

AHU-LT-5 & 6
Quantity 2
Job Comments

Efficiency Class
CAL Class + 700 -

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Quantity 2
Job Comments

EUROVENT- AHU Energy D (2016) 3rd Shipping Split Length 903 mm
Efficiency Class

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Östberg OT - H - W - 2300 - CS - V 19/03/2019 17:30
Customer:
Diameter: 2300
Total [kW] 26.7
Sensible [kW] 26.4
Latent [kW] 0.3

Casing: CS
Height (H): 2400 mm
Mass flow [kg/s] 11.00 10.68
Width (W): 2400 mm
Length (L): 290 mm
Net weight: 264 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Motor Voltage:
1.17A
Leakage
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.28
Östberg OT - H - W - 2300 - CS - V 19/03/2019 17:40
Customer:
Diameter: 2300
Total [kW] 94.0
Sensible [kW] 92.3
Latent [kW] 1.7

Casing: CS
Height (H): 2400 mm
Mass flow [kg/s] 11.00 10.68
Width (W): 2400 mm
Length (L): 290 mm
Net weight: 264 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Motor Voltage:
1.17A
Leakage
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.28
Job01
3/20/2019 12:57:48 PM

Kruger BC 710T
3500 35
30 %WO UnitSize:
1800 RPM
60 %WO Date: 3/20/19

2500 1680 RPM
1560 RPM 70 %WO
2000
1440 RPM
1320 RPM 80 %WO

1500
1200 RPM
1080 RPM
1000
960 RPM 90 %WO
840 RPM
500 720 RPM
11.18 k W
14.91 k W
18.64 k W
22.37 k W
26.09 k W
27.96 k W
29.82 k W
37.28 k W
39.96 k W
600 RPM
2.24 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.46 k W
0
0 2500 5000 7500 10000 12500 15000 17500 20000 22500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 92 94 100 93 88 83 79 75
Fan Discharge 103 97 102 95 92 84 80 78
Inlet + Casing 94 88 88 77 63 63 55 39
Discharge 104 101 104 100 97 89 84 81
Casing 94 88 88 77 65 63 55 39

Job01
3/20/2019 12:57:48 PM

Kruger BC 710C
35
Altitude: 0.00 m
1350 RPM
60 %WO
1500 Date: 3/20/19

1275 RPM
1250 1200 RPM

70 %WO
1125 RPM
1000 1050 RPM
80 %WO
975 RPM
750 900 RPM
825 RPM
500 750 RPM

90 %WO
675 RPM
600 RPM
250
11.18 k W
14.91 k W
17.97 k W
2.24 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.46 k W
0
0 2500 5000 7500 10000 12500 15000
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 89 92 98 92 86 80 77 72
Fan Discharge 100 96 99 93 89 81 77 75
Inlet + Casing 93 92 97 89 80 74 69 65
Discharge 101 100 101 98 94 86 81 78
Casing 92 87 86 78 65 60 56 38

AHU-UT-2
Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_UT_2-S
Job Comments

Efficiency Class
CAL Class + 700 -

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H)

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Fan Mo [17]-1
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Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_UT_2-R
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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Fan Mod [5]-1
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Customer:
Object: AHU-UT-2 Rotor Spec.
Diameter: 2600
Total [kW] 34.2
Sensible [kW] 33.8
Latent [kW] 0.4

Casing: CSD
Insulation: 0 mm
Mass flow [kg/s] 14.09 13.68
Height (H): 2770 mm
Width (W): 2770 mm
Length (L): 330 mm
Net weight: 502 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Motor Voltage:
Rated Current:
Leakage 1.92A
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.06
Customer:
Object: AHU-UT-2 Rotor Spec.
Diameter: 2600
Total [kW] 120.4
Sensible [kW] 117.8
Latent [kW] 2.5

Casing: CSD
Insulation: 0 mm
Mass flow [kg/s] 14.09 13.68
Height (H): 2770 mm
Width (W): 2770 mm
Length (L): 330 mm
Net weight: 502 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Motor Voltage:
Rated Current:
Leakage 1.92A
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.06
Job01
3/20/2019 12:57:49 PM
AHU_UT_2-S - Supply Fan Mo [17]-1

Kruger BC 800X
35
60 %WO
Date: 3/20/19

2500
1400 RPM 70 %WO
2000 1300 RPM
1200 RPM
80 %WO
1500
1100 RPM
1000 RPM
1000 900 RPM

90 %WO
800 RPM
700 RPM
500 600 RPM
11.18 k W
14.91 k W
18.64 k W
22.37 k W
26.09 k W
27.96 k W
29.82 k W
37.28 k W
44.73 k W
49.95 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.46 k W
0
0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 94 96 101 94 90 84 81 76
Fan Discharge 104 99 103 96 94 86 82 79
Inlet + Casing 96 90 89 78 65 65 56 40
Discharge 105 103 105 101 99 91 86 82
Casing 96 90 89 78 67 64 56 40

Job01
3/20/2019 12:57:49 PM
AHU_UT_2-R - Supply Fan Mod [5]-1

Kruger BC 800T
35
Altitude: 0.00 m
60 %WO
1500 Date: 3/20/19
T o ta l S ta tic P re ss u re (P a )
1140 RPM
1080 RPM
1250 70 %WO
1020 RPM
960 RPM
1000
900 RPM
80 %WO
840 RPM
750 780 RPM
720 RPM
500 660 RPM

90 %WO
600 RPM
250
11.18 kW
14.91 kW
18.64 kW
21.99 kW
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.46 k W
0
0 2500 5000 7500 10000 12500 15000 17500 20000
Airflow (L/s)

AHU-UC-2
Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_UC_2-S
Job Comments

Efficiency Class
CAL Class + 700 -

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Fan Mo [16]-1
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Quantity 1
Tag Number AHU_UC_2-R
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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Östberg OM - SL - W - 1400 - CS - K 20/03/2019 10:56
Customer:
Diameter: 1400
Thermal performance Cooling Well height: SL
Total [kW] -91.7
Sensible [kW] -18.9
Latent [kW] -72.9

Casing: CS
Height (H): 1500 mm
Width (W): 1500 mm
Length (L): 290 mm
Net weight: 141 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Rated Current:
Leakage
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.09
Customer:
Diameter: 2800
Total [kW] 41.3
Sensible [kW] 40.3
Latent [kW] 1.0

Casing: CSD
Insulation: 0 mm
Mass flow [kg/s] 17.01 16.52
Height (H): 2970 mm
Width (W): 2970 mm
Length (L): 330 mm
Net weight: 587 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Motor Voltage:
Rated Current:
Leakage 1.92A
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.06
Customer:
Diameter: 2800
Total [kW] 143.7
Sensible [kW] 140.6
Latent [kW] 3.1

Casing: CSD
Insulation: 0 mm
Mass flow [kg/s] 17.01 16.52
Height (H): 2970 mm
Width (W): 2970 mm
14.9
Length (L): 330 mm
Net weight: 587 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Motor Voltage:
Rated Current:
Leakage 1.92A
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.06
Job01
3/20/2019 12:57:49 PM
AHU_UC_2-S - Supply Fan Mo [16]-1

Kruger BC 900X
30 %WO UnitSize:
35
Altitude: 0.00 m
60 %WO
1400 RPM
2500 Date: 3/20/19

1310 RPM
70 %WO
2000 1220 RPM
1130 RPM
1500 1040 RPM

80 %WO
950 RPM
1000 860 RPM
770 RPM 90 %WO

680 RPM
500 590 RPM

500 RPM
11.18 k W
14.91 k W
18.64 k W
22.37 k W
26.09 k W
27.96 k W
29.82 k W
37.28 k W
44.73 k W
55.92 k W
59.94 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.46 k W
0
0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 30000 35000
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 94 96 102 95 90 84 81 76
Fan Discharge 105 99 103 97 94 86 82 79
Inlet + Casing 96 90 90 78 65 65 56 41
Discharge 106 103 105 102 99 91 86 82
Casing 96 90 90 78 67 64 56 41

Job01
3/20/2019 12:57:49 PM
AHU_UC_2-R - Supply Fan Mod [5]-1

Kruger BC 800X
35
60 %WO
Date: 3/20/19

2500
1400 RPM 70 %WO
2000 1300 RPM
1200 RPM
80 %WO
1500
1100 RPM
1000 RPM
1000 900 RPM

90 %WO
800 RPM
700 RPM
500 600 RPM
11.18 k W
14.91 k W
18.64 k W
22.37 k W
26.09 k W
27.96 k W
29.82 k W
37.28 k W
44.73 k W
49.95 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.46 k W
0
0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 93 96 103 96 92 86 83 80
Fan Discharge 104 99 104 98 95 88 83 81
Inlet + Casing 97 96 101 92 84 79 73 70
Discharge 105 103 106 103 100 93 87 84
Casing 96 91 91 82 71 66 62 46

AHU-MICE-1 & 2
Quantity 2
Tag Number AHU_MIC_1&2-S, AHU_MIC_1&2~1
Job Comments

Efficiency Class
CAL Class + 700 -

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Coil M [10]-1
H)

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Fan Mo [17]-1
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Quantity 2
Tag Number AHU_MIC_1&2-R, AHU_MIC_1&2~1
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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Östberg OT - H - W - 2300 - CS - V 19/03/2019 17:32
Customer:
Object: AHU-MICE-1 & 2 Rotor Spec.
Diameter: 2300
Total [kW] 26.7
Sensible [kW] 26.2
Latent [kW] 0.5

Casing: CS
Height (H): 2400 mm
Mass flow [kg/s] 10.99 10.67
Width (W): 2400 mm
Length (L): 290 mm
Net weight: 264 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Motor Voltage:
1.17A
Leakage
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.28
Östberg OT - H - W - 2300 - CS - V 19/03/2019 17:41
Customer:
Object: AHU-MICE-1 & 2 Rotor Spec.
Diameter: 2300
Total [kW] 93.9
Sensible [kW] 91.7
Latent [kW] 2.2

Casing: CS
Height (H): 2400 mm
Mass flow [kg/s] 10.99 10.67
Width (W): 2400 mm
Length (L): 290 mm
Net weight: 264 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Motor Voltage:
1.17A
Leakage
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.28
Job01
3/20/2019 12:57:50 PM
AHU_MIC_1&2-S - Supply Fan Mo [17]-1

Kruger BC 710T
3500 35
30 %WO UnitSize:
1800 RPM
60 %WO Date: 3/20/19

2500 1680 RPM
1560 RPM 70 %WO
2000
1440 RPM
1320 RPM 80 %WO

1500
1200 RPM
1080 RPM
1000
960 RPM 90 %WO
840 RPM
500 720 RPM
11.18 k W
14.91 k W
18.64 k W
22.37 k W
26.09 k W
27.96 k W
29.82 k W
37.28 k W
39.96 k W
600 RPM
2.24 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.46 k W
0
0 2500 5000 7500 10000 12500 15000 17500 20000 22500
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 93 95 100 93 89 84 80 75
Fan Discharge 104 98 102 96 93 85 81 78
Inlet + Casing 95 89 88 77 64 64 55 39
Discharge 105 102 104 101 98 90 85 81
Casing 95 89 88 77 66 64 55 39

Job01
3/20/2019 12:57:50 PM
AHU_MIC_1&2-R - Supply Fan Mod [5]-1

Kruger BC 710C
35
Altitude: 0.00 m
1350 RPM
60 %WO
1500 Date: 3/20/19

1275 RPM
1250 1200 RPM

70 %WO
1125 RPM
1000 1050 RPM
80 %WO
975 RPM
750 900 RPM
825 RPM
500 750 RPM

90 %WO
675 RPM
600 RPM
250
11.18 k W
14.91 k W
17.97 k W
2.24 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.46 k W
0
0 2500 5000 7500 10000 12500 15000
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 89 92 98 92 86 80 77 73
Fan Discharge 100 96 99 93 89 82 78 75
Inlet + Casing 94 93 97 89 80 75 69 65
Discharge 101 100 101 98 94 87 82 78
Casing 92 87 86 78 65 60 56 39

AHU-FOP-1, 2 & 3
Quantity 3
Tag Number AHU_FOP_123-S, AHU_FOP_123~1, AHU_FOP_123~2
Job Comments

Efficiency Class
CAL Class + 700 -

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H)

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Motor Frame Size 225SC

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Quantity 3
Tag Number AHU_FOP_123-R, AHU_FOP_123~1, AHU_FOP_123~2
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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Östberg OT - H - S - 3000 - DS - V 19/03/2019 17:33
Customer:
Object: AHU-FOP-1,2 & 3 Rotor Spec.
Diameter: 3000
Total [kW] 45.0
Sensible [kW] 43.7
Latent [kW] 1.3

Casing: DS
Insulation: 0 mm
Mass flow [kg/s] 18.54 18.00
Height (H): 3200 mm
Width (W): 3200 mm
Length (L): 430 mm
Net weight: 700 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Motor Voltage:
Rated Current:
Leakage 1.92A
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.30
Östberg OT - H - S - 3000 - DS - V 19/03/2019 17:43
Customer:
Object: AHU-FOP-1,2 & 3 Rotor Spec.
Diameter: 3000
Total [kW] 154.8
Sensible [kW] 152.1
Latent [kW] 2.7

Casing: DS
Insulation: 0 mm
Mass flow [kg/s] 18.54 18.00
Height (H): 3200 mm
Width (W): 3200 mm
Length (L): 430 mm
Net weight: 700 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Motor Voltage:
Rated Current:
Leakage 1.92A
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.30
Job01
3/20/2019 12:57:50 PM
AHU_FOP_123-S - Supply Fan Mo [17]-1

Kruger BC 900X
30 %WO UnitSize:
35
Altitude: 0.00 m
60 %WO
1400 RPM
2500 Date: 3/20/19

1310 RPM
70 %WO
2000 1220 RPM
1130 RPM
1500 1040 RPM

80 %WO
950 RPM
1000 860 RPM
770 RPM 90 %WO

680 RPM
500 590 RPM

500 RPM
11.18 k W
14.91 k W
18.64 k W
22.37 k W
26.09 k W
27.96 k W
29.82 k W
37.28 k W
44.73 k W
55.92 k W
59.94 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.46 k W
0
0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 30000 35000
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 95 97 103 96 92 86 83 79
Fan Discharge 106 100 105 98 96 88 84 81
Inlet + Casing 97 91 91 79 67 66 58 42
Discharge 107 104 107 103 101 93 88 84
Casing 97 91 91 79 69 66 58 42

Job01
3/20/2019 12:57:51 PM
AHU_FOP_123-R - Supply Fan Mod [5]-1

Kruger BC 900T
30 %WO UnitSize:
35
Altitude: 0.00 m
1500 1050 RPM
60 %WO
Date: 3/20/19

995 RPM
1250
940 RPM 70 %WO
885 RPM
1000
830 RPM
80 %WO
775 RPM
750
720 RPM
665 RPM
500 610 RPM

555 RPM 90 %WO
500 RPM
250
11.18 k W
14.91 k W
18.64 k W
22.37 k W
26.09 k W
27.96 k W
29.82 k W
29.97 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.46 k W
0
0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 91 94 100 94 88 83 79 76
Fan Discharge 102 97 101 96 92 84 80 77
Inlet + Casing 95 94 100 92 83 77 72 68
Discharge 103 101 103 101 97 89 84 80
Casing 94 89 88 80 67 63 58 42

AHU-LC-1 & 2
Quantity 2
Tag Number AHU_LC_1&2-S, AHU_LC_1&2-~1
Job Comments

Efficiency Class
CAL Class + 700 -

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H)

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Quantity 2
Tag Number AHU_LC_1&2-R, AHU_LC_1&2-~1
Job Comments

Efficiency Class

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Östberg OT - H - S - 2900 - DS - V 19/03/2019 17:34
Customer:
Object: AHU-LC-1 & 2 Rotor Spec.
Diameter: 2900
Total [kW] 42.9
Sensible [kW] 41.5
Latent [kW] 1.4

Casing: DS
Insulation: 0 mm
Mass flow [kg/s] 17.01 16.52
Height (H): 3100 mm
Width (W): 3100 mm
Length (L): 430 mm
Net weight: 669 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Motor Voltage:
Rated Current:
Leakage 1.92A
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.29
Östberg OT - H - S - 2900 - DS - V 19/03/2019 17:44
Customer:
Object: AHU-LC-1 & 2 Rotor Spec.
Diameter: 2900
Total [kW] 147.0
Sensible [kW] 144.6
Latent [kW] 2.4

Casing: DS
Insulation: 0 mm
Mass flow [kg/s] 17.01 16.52
Height (H): 3100 mm
Width (W): 3100 mm
Length (L): 430 mm
Net weight: 669 kg
Purge sector: 5.0°
Motor Voltage:
Rated Current:
Leakage 1.92A
OACF [] 1.06
EATR [%] 0.29
Job01
3/20/2019 1:11:26 PM
AHU_LC_1&2-R - Supply Fan Mod [5]-1

Kruger BC 800X
35
60 %WO
Date: 3/20/19

2500
1400 RPM 70 %WO
2000 1300 RPM
1200 RPM
80 %WO
1500
1100 RPM
1000 RPM
1000 900 RPM

90 %WO
800 RPM
700 RPM
500 600 RPM
11.18 k W
14.91 k W
18.64 k W
22.37 k W
26.09 k W
27.96 k W
29.82 k W
37.28 k W
44.73 k W
49.95 k W
3.73 k W
5.59 k W
7.46 k W
0
0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000
Airflow (L/s)

Job01
3/20/2019 1:11:11 PM
AHU_LC_1&2-S - Supply Fan Mo [17]-1

Kruger BC 900X
30 %WO UnitSize:
35
Altitude: 0.00 m
60 %WO
1400 RPM
2500 Date: 3/20/19

1310 RPM
70 %WO
2000 1220 RPM
1130 RPM
1500 1040 RPM

80 %WO
950 RPM
1000 860 RPM
770 RPM 90 %WO

680 RPM
500 590 RPM

500 RPM
11.18 kW
14.91 kW
18.64 kW
22.37 kW
26.09 kW
27.96 kW
29.82 kW
37.28 kW
44.73 kW
55.92 kW
59.94 kW
3.73 kW
5.59 kW
7.46 kW
0
0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 30000 35000
Airflow (L/s)

CLCP 1.66.12.132
Fan Intake 94 96 102 95 90 85 81 77
Fan Discharge 105 99 104 97 94 86 82 80
Inlet + Casing 96 90 89 78 65 64 56 39
Discharge 106 103 106 102 99 91 86 83
Casing 96 90 89 78 67 65 56 39

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Doc. N :
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Issue:
Date: Sept. 2018
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SUBMITTED AFTER FINLIZING
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Issue:
Date: Sept. 2018
8.0 Product Catalogue
TRANE TRANE
R
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Installation
Operation
Maintenance
TM
TRANE Quantum
Air Handler
Model: CLCPEuro
CLCPXP
IND-SVN01A-E4
(Jan 2010)
TRANE
R
TRANE
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Notice Safety Considerations Warning and Cautions
World enviromental scientists have The equipment covered by this manual Notice that WARNING and CAUTION
concluded, based on the best currently is designed for safe and reliable appear at appropriate intervals
available evidence, that ozone in our operation when installed and operated throughout this manual.
upper atmosphere is being reduced within its design specifcation limits. To
due to the release of CFC fully avoid personal injury or damage to
halogenated compounds. equipment or property while installing ! WARNING
or operating this equipment, it is
WARNING indicates a potentially
The Trane Company urges that all essential that qualified, experienced
hazardous situation that could result
HVAC servicers working on Trane personnel perform these functions
in personal injury or death.
equipment, or any manufacturer’s using good judgement and safe
products, make very effort to eliminate, pratices. See the following cautionary
if possible, or vigorously reduce the statement.
emission of CFC, HCFC and HFC ! CAUTION
refrigerants to the atmosphere
CAUTIONs are designed to alert you
resulting from installation, operation,
to conditions that could result in minor
routine maintenance, or major service
personal injury or equipment damage.
on this equipment. Always act in a
responsible manner to conserve
refrigerants for continued use even
when acceptable alternatives are
available.
Refrigerant used in any type of air-

conditioning or refrigerating equip-
ment should be recovered for reuse,
recovered and / or recycled for reuse,
reprocessed (reclaimed), or properly
destroyed, whenever it is removed from
equipment. Never release to the
atmosphere!
i
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Contents
General Information 1
Foreword
Warranty
Unit Description
Model Nomenclature
Receiving 4
Nameplate
Delivery Check
Resolving Shipping Damage
Storage Consideration
Outdoor Storage
Rigging and Handling 5
Rigging and Handling
Off Loading
Moving to Position On Site
Forlift Trucks
Roller Movement
Installation 7
Foundation
Erection
Assembly and Installation 9
External Connection
Frame to Frame Connection, CLCP-euro
Panel to Frame Connection, CLCP-euro
Paneling, CLCP-euro
Frame to Frame Connection, CLCP-XP
Panel to Frame Connection, CLCP-XP
Vertical Unit / Final Filter / Damper Joining Method
Piping
Start-Up 24
Start-Up Procedures
Maintenance 26
Periodic Maintenance Checklist
Maintenance Plan
Trouble Analysis 33
General
Pulley and Belt
Appendix A-Unit Weight, CLCP-euro
Appendix B-Unit Weight, CLCP-XP
Appendix C-Fans and Arrangement
Appendix D-Filter ad Qty
Appendix E-Motor Performance Data
Appendix F-Typical Wiring Diagram
Safety Recommendations, Maintenance Contract and Training 63

Pre - Start Up Checklist
TRANE
R
General Information
• Foreword located between the fan support frame.

These spacers must be removed prior
These installations, operation and to fan operation, to assure proper
maintenance instructions are given as vibration isolation.
a guide to good practice in the Units ship as complete units, sections
installation, commission into service, or subassemblies. Each section is
operation and periodic maintenance provided with a nameplate (label)
by the user, of TRANE QuantumTM Air which includes type of section, unit
Handler. They do not contain full serial number, customer tag number
and unit model number.
service procedures necessary for the
continued successful operation of this
equipment; the services of a qualified
technician should be employed
through the medium of a maintenance
contract with a reputable service
company.
• Warranty
Trane’s standard warranty covers the

equipment. It does not cover damage
due to misuse, lack of maintenance,
or failure to comply with the
manufacturer’s instructions or
recommendations.
• Unit Description
TRANE Quantum TM Air Handler are

Central Station Air Handlers designed
for a variety of controlled air application.
The basic unit consists of a fan,
heating and/or cooling coils, filters and
air dampers. See product catalogue for
list of available modules and options.
The TRANE QuantumTM Air Handler are

designed for cooling load conditions
of 1000-65000 nominal CFM. Fans are
double width, double inlet, centrifugal
types with forward curved, backward
curved, and airfoil blade designs.
To insure fan motor assembly stability
the unit ships with shipping brackets
1
TRANE
R
CLCPXP
Model Nomenclature
2
TRANE
R
CLCPEURO
Model Nomenclature
3
TRANE
R
Receiving
• Nameplate • Resolving Shipping problems, the unit should be stored

TM
All of TRANE Quantum Air Handler damage indoors.
are identified by a multiple-character
model number. lts use enables owner/ If damage is found or items are When outdoor storage is necessary,
operator, installing contractors, and missing: several things must be done to prevent
service technicians to define the 1. Report all claims of shipping damage.
operation, components and options for damage to the delivering carrier
a particular unit. Be sure to refer to the (transporter) immediately, and • Outdoor Storage
information printed on the unit schedule an inspection. 1. Select a well-drained area,
nameplate (figure1) when ordering 2. Make specific notations concerning preferably a concrete pad or
replacement or requesting service. blacktop surface.
the damage on the freight bill.
3. Keep damaged material in the same 2. Place the unit(s) on a dry surface or
location as received. It is the raised off the ground to assure
receiver’s responsibility to provide adequate air circulation beneath unit
reasonable evidence that damage and to assure that no portion of the
was not incurred after delivery. unit contacts standing water at any
4. Photograph damage if possible. time.
5. Do not move or discard damaged 3. Allow proper clearance around the
freight packaging materials. unit to perform periodic inspection
Figure 1 6. Notify the Trane sales representative and maintenance of the equipment
of the damage and arrange for while in storage.
• Delivery Check
repair. Do not attempt and arrange 4. Keep the equipment in the original
All unit sections are securely fasten to
for repair. Do not attempt to repair shipping container for protection
skids for shipping and handling
the unit without consulting the sales and ease of handling.
purpose.
representative. TRANE IS NOT 5. Cover the unit securely with a
Upon receipt of the unit(s), inspect for RESPONSIBLE FOR SHIPPING CANVAS tarp.
damage that may have occurred during DAMAGE. 6. Ensure that the canvas tarp is
shipment and any items, which were secure.
ordered but did not arrive with the unit. • Storage Considerations 7. Do not stack units.
Complete the following checks: 8. Do not pile other material on the
1. Visually inspect the exterior unit When storing a TRANE QuantumTM Air units.
casing and all accessories for any Handler, for a period of time before 9. Loosen belt tension on drive belts.
dents, punctures or shipping and installation, it must be protected. The
handling damage. warranty will not cover damages to
2. Cut all banding (if applicable) loose the unit do to negligence during
from skid, but do not remove the storage. Indoor storage is ideal and
skids. requires only a few special pre-
3. Check all access doors to confirm cautions.
that they are secured with latches.
4. Manually rotate the fan wheel to To protect the unit from damage due to
ensure free movement of the shaft the elements and prevent it from
and bearings possibly becoming a contaminant
Inspect the fan housing for any source for indoor air quality (IAQ)
foreign objects.
5. Inspect the coil(s) for fin damage.
4
TRANE
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Rigging and Handling Off Loading

! WARNING
Confirm that factory installed (if any) A specific lifting method for offloading
attachment brackets are in place and the units is recommended as follows NEVER LIFT THE UNITS BY COIL
screws tight, before rigging. The unit (See Figure 2): CONNECTIONS OR BY ANY OTHER
will ship either assembled or as 1. 75mm-diameter lifting holes,or PROTRUSIONS.
sections. Before preparing the unit for certified lifting lugs, are provided on
lifting, estimate the approximate center the unit base frame. THE ROOF IS NOT DESIGNED TO BE
of gravity for lifting safety. Because of 2. ALL LIFTING POINTS in one axis of WALKED ON, BUT IF THIS IS
placement of internal components, the the unit must be used when UNAVOIDABLE, ENSURE A MORE
unit weight may be unevenly offloading and moving the unit. EVEN WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION BY
distributed, with more weight in the coil 3. Slings and speader bars are to be THE USE OF BOARDS.
and fan area. Approximate unit weights provided by the rigger and attached
are given in Appendix A & B. to ALL LIFTING POINTS. FAILURE TO DO SO MAY RESULT IN
Always apply good rigging procedures 4. The minimum rated lifting capacity SEVERE PERSONAL INJURY OR
when lifting a unit. Before hoisting the (vertical) of each sling and spreader DEATH.
unit into position, be sure that a proper bar should be no less than the
method of rigging is used, with straps shipping weight.
or slings and spreader bars for 5. The unit must be lifted with care,
protection and safety during lifting. avoiding shock load by lifting the unit
Always test-lift the unit to determine slowly and evenly.
exact unit balance and stability before
hoisting it to the installation location.
! WARNING
ENSURE SLINGS DO NOT FOUL ON
! WARNING UNIT PROTRUSIONS.
NEVER ASSEMBLE OR BOLT

THE CENTRE OF GRAVITY WILL
SECTIONS OR SUBASSEMBLIES
VARY PER UNIT... POSITION THE
TOGETHER BEFORE RIGGING.
SLING AND SPREADER BARS
ALWAYS RIG SECTIONS OR
CAREFULLY TO COMPENSATE FOR
SUBASSEMBLIES AS RECEIVED Figure 2
THIS.
FROM THE FACTORY.
WARNING Moving To Position On Site

!
DO NOT LIFT THE UNIT WITHOUT TRANE Quantum TM Air Handler are
TEST-LIFT FOR BALANCE AND supplied in sections modules, flat
RIGGING. DO NOT LIFT THE UNIT packed, or as a complete unit, in
ABOVE PERSONNEL. FAILURE TO accordance with the relevant assembly
OBSERVE THESE WARNINGS MAY drawings. Any necessary use of force
RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY, during unloading or movement of the
DEATH OR EQUIPMENT DAMAGE. units must only be applied via the unit
(See Appendix A & B for components base frame or shipping pallet.
weight).
5
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Forklift Trucks
The forks must only be applied under

the unit base frame and not against
the unit base frame. The lift point
should be as near as possible to the
centre of gravity (see Figures 3 and 4).
In the case of larger units the use of
several forklift trucks may be required.
Roller Movement
Units fitted with base frames may be

moved on roller trolley or tubular rollers
(see Figure 5). Figure 3
Figure 4
Figure 5
6
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Installation
Foundation Complete reinforced concrete

foundations are suitable or strip
When selecting and preparing the unit foundations may also be used (see
site, follow these guidelines: Figure 7).
In the case of strip foundations,
1. Ensure that the site can support the concrete or steel supports are
total weight of the unit. Unit weight premissible, but support is required
figures only provide total gross under breakpoints and every 2 m along
weights and do not include the the unit base.
additional weight for water in any
coils.
2. Confirm that the foundation of the
mounting platform is large enough
to include the unit dimensions plus
service plus service access.
3. The floor or foundation must be
level for correct coil drainage and
condensate flow.
4. Provide adequate lighting for
maintenance personnel to perform
maintenance duties. P = 1 MTR min
5. When the unit is positioned on site,
there must be sufficient space
around the unit to ensure that correct Figure 6
operation and effective main-
tenance can be carried out. Figure
6 gives recommended space
allowances.
• On the designated access side of
the unit, working areas must have
minimum 1 mtr, space (P).
• Allowance for coil connections,
dimension “C” must be dimension
200mm + unit width.
• A clear unobstructed area before
and after an air intake or discharge
is required to ensure correct air
movement. The width of the area
must be >= the width of the unit, and
the depth (dimension “L”) must be
>= 0.5 x the overall unit height.
Figure 7 - Air Handling Unit Steels Foundation
7
TRANE
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Installation
! IMPORTANT
FAILURE TO PROVIDE A LEVEL
PLINTH OR SUPPORT WILL
RESULT IN DOORS JAMMING
AND AIR LEAKS FROM THE
CASING.
Erection
To minimize noise transmission,

insulation material such as cork
slabbing (TICO pads) or rubber pad
Figure 8 - Air Handling Unit Plinth Foundation
may be placed between the unit base
and the foundation (see Figure 8).
8
TRANE
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Assembly & Installation

CLCPEuro & CLCPXP
(External connection)
9
TRANE
R

CLCPEuro Break Point (25mm) - Frame to Frame
10
TRANE
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CLCPEuro Break Point (25mm) - Panel to Frame
11
TRANE
R

CLCPEuro Break Point 2” (50mm)- Frame to Frame
12
TRANE
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CLCPEuro Break Point 2” (50mm)- Panel to Frame
13
TRANE
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CLCPEuro Paneling
14
TRANE
R

CLCP-XP - Break Point
15
TRANE
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CLCP-XP - Break Point
16
TRANE
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CLCP
17
TRANE
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CLCP
18
TRANE
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Piping - Condensate Drain Units With More Than One

Pan Connections Drain Pan
On cooling section(s) the drain pan With the Trane QuantumTM Air Handler,
should always be connected directly each module can be ordered with or
without a drain pan. When more than
to a trap to ensure proper drainage of
one module has a drain pan, you must
condensate. trap each module individually.
Connecting all drains to a common line
! CAUTION with only one trap will result in
condensate retention, and possible
Failure to provide adequate water damage to the air handler or
condensate piping may result in adjoining space.
water damage to the equipment or
building. If a module has a drain pan for cleaning
purposes only, it does not need a trap;
! IMPORTANT however a cap or shut off valve should

be installed on the drain connection.
Only modules handling condensate,
The applicable "rule of thumb" for such as a cooling coil module or
amount of condensate may as high eliminator module, require a trap.
as 6 lbs/hr/ton for units serving areas Figure 9 through Figure 10 are
with high latent heat. examples of typical installations.
Male-threaded, 1-1/2" BSPT conden- Figure 9

sate drain connection is provided on Drain Pan Trapping for module under Negative Pressure
one side of the coil section. The main
drain lines and trap must be the same
size as the drain connection. H = (1” for each 1” of
Pitch the connection line horizontal or
maximum negative
downward toward an open drain and
install a plugged tee to facilitate pressure) + 1”
cleaning. Condensate lines should not
be connected to a closed drain. This J = 1/2 H
is to avoid the possibility of drawing
sewer gasses into the unit.
L = H + J + Pipe diameter +
Drain traps must be primed. lf they
Insulation
are not, the trap is essentially non-
existent and the drain pan will likely
overflow.
Figure 10
Drain Pan Trapping for module under Positive Pressure
K = min. 1/2”
H = 1/2” plus maximum

total static pressure
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Chilled Water Figure 11

Piping - Coil Connection Typical Piping for Water Coil
General Coil Piping Recommendation

Refer to Figure 11 for typical cooling /
heating and steam coil piping.
Proper installation, piping and trapping

is necessary to assure satisfactory coil
operation and to prevent operational
damage. Water inlet and outlet
connections protrude through the coil
section side panel. Follow standard
piping practices when piping to the
coil. Note the following:
1. Support all piping independently of
the coils.
2. Provide swing joints or flexible
fittings in all connections that are
NOTE: DRAIN AND VENT CON-
adjacent heating coils in order to
NECTIONS ARE PROVIDED AS
absorb thermal expansion and
STANDARD ON COIL HEADERS.
contraction strains.
3. When attaching piping to the coil
IF EXTENDED DRAINS AND VENTS
header, make the connection only
ARE REQUIRED, THEY MUST BE
tight enough to prevent leaks, the
FIELD PROVIDED.
maximum recommended torque is
200ft-lbs.
4. Teflon tape or teflon piping ! IMPORTANT
compound should not be used
To avoid damaging the coil
because of its high lubricity, teflon
connections it is essential to grip
makes it easier to tighten the pipe
the pipe connection whilst
to the header joint past the point Figure 12
applying counter pressure to
where an effective seal is created, Completely stress-free connections
tighten the joint (see Figure 12).
thus damage to the coil could result. are essential. The pipework of the coils
Use “Back-up wrench” when
5. "White Zinc" compound / pipe should be arranged to facilitate easy
attaching piping to coils, on
sealer on all threaded connection removal of the coil for any required
threaded connections.
is recommended, instead. maintenance purposes.
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Steam Coil Piping following steps: 5. Use a V-port modulating valve to

Type A, AA Steam Coils • Select trap based on maximum obtain gradual modulating action.
possible condensate rate.
These are for central system, industrial • Locate the steam trap discharge ! CAUTION
and process application with one row, at least 12 inches below the
opposite-end connections. Maximum Caution: Always open the steam
condensate return tapping, this
standard operating limits: supply control valve slowly to
provides sufficient hydrostatic
Copper tubes: 100 psig and 400oF prevent possible coil damage.
head pressure to overcome trap
Type AA coils feeds alternate tubes. losses and assure complete 6. Do not modulate systems with
Refer to Figure 13 for typical steam coil condensate removal. overhead or pressurized returns
piping. • Float and thermostatic traps are unless the condensate is drained
recommended because of gravity by gravity to a receiver (vented to
! CAUTION drain and continuos discharge the atmosphere) and returned to
Condensate must flow freely from operation. the main by a condensate pump.
coil at all times to prevent physical • Use float and thermostatic traps 7. At start-up on units with fresh air
coil damage from water hammer, are recommended because of dampers, slowly turn the steam on
unequal thermal stresses, freeze-up gravity drain and continuos full at least 10 minutes before
and/or corrosion. discharge operation. opening the fresh air.
Complete the following recom- • Use float and thermostatic traps 8. Pitch all supply and return steam
mendations to prevent coil with atmospheric pressure gravity piping down minimum of 1-inch
damage. condensate return, with automatic per 10 feet in the direction of flow.
control or where the possibility of 9. Do not drain the steam mains or
1. lnstall a 1/2 inch, 15 degree swing low-pressure supply steam exists. take-off through the coils. Drain the
check vacuum breaker in the • Use bucket traps ONLY when the mains ahead of the coils through
unused condensate return tapping supply steams in unmodulated a steam trap to the return line.
as close as possible to the coil. and 25 psig or higher. 10. Overhead return require 1 psig of
2. Vent the vacuum breaker line to the • Always install strainers as close pressure at the steam trap
atmosphere or connect it to the as possible to the inlet side of the discharge for each 2 - feet
return main at the discharge side of trap. Do not modulate Type A, AA elevation to assure continuous
the steam trap. coils. Use two position (ON-OFF) condensate removal.
Note: Vacuum breaker relief is steam supply controls.
mandatory when the coil is controlled
by a modulating steam supply or a two- Figure 13
position (ON-OFF) automatic steam Typical Piping for Steam Coil
supply valve.
3. Run the return pipe at the full size of
the steam trap connection except for
the short nipple screwed directly
into the coil condensate connection.
Do not bush or reduce the coil return
tapping size.
4. Proper steam trap selection and
installation is necessary for AV - Automatic or manual air vent MV - Magnetic valve
GV - Gate valve FT - Float and thermostatic steam trap
satisfactory coil performance and VB - Vacuum breaker ST - Strainer
service life. For installation, use the OV - Automatic two-position control valve
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Refrigerant Coil Piping coil as possible. Base filter- measured near the evaporator coil.
drier selection on a minimum
TYPE FD COILS HAVE BEEN pressure drop of 2 psi at the design Liquid Line Sizing
DEHYDRATED AND CHARGED WITH condition.
A HOLDING CHARGE OF DRY 1. Install moisture indicator/sight All compressors have a Refrigerant
NITROGEN. 10-20 PSIG TO glass between the expansion valve Charge Limit (RCL) that must not be
PREVENT LEAKS AND SYSTEM and filter-drier. The moisture exceeded. Since the RCL and
CONTAMINATION, DO NOT BREAK indicator/ sight glass must be sized pressure drop are in direct conflict with
THE SEALS UNTIL THE COIL IS to match the size of the liquid line at each other, Trane recommends that the
INSTALLED. the thermal expansin valve. liquid line be sized as small as
2. Size liquid line shutoff valve with an possible, while maintaining a low
1. Follow accepted refrigeration piping access port using the selected liquid enough pressure drop to ensure
practices and safety precautions for line OD, and install it close to the 5°F(3°C) of subcooling at the
typical refrigerant coil piping and condenser. expansion valve.
components.Specific recommen- 3. Minimize use of other valves, tube
dations are provided with the bends and reducers since these Suction Line Sizing
condensing units, including items tend to increase pressure
instructions for pressure-testing, drop and to reduce subcooling at Suction line tubes must be sized to
evacuation, and system charging. the expansion valve. maintain refrigerant vapor velocities
General recommendations for 4. The Thermal Expansion Valve (TEV) that are high enough to ensure oil
component selection and line must be selected for proper size entertainment under all operating
sizing follow. and capacity. The size of the TEV conditions.
2. Leak-test the entire refrigeration should cover the full range of It is not necessary to pitch horizontal
system after all piping is complete. loadings. Check that the valve will suction lines toward the compressor
3. Charge the unit according to successfully operate at the lightest when refrigerant coils is used with
approximate weight requirements, load condition. Select expansion Trane condensing units that are
operating pressures and super- valves with external equalizer designed with a gas trap in the suction
heat / subcoling measurements. connections, and those designed line just prior to the compressor.
4. Adjust the thermal expansion valve to operate against a back pressure
setting if necessary. of 20 pounds per square inch
higher than actual evaporator
General Refrigerant Piping pressure.
Recommendations 5. Install the TEV directly in the coil liquid
connection (distributor) provided.
IMPORTANT: REFER TO THE NOTE The liquid distributor must be in a
ON THE INSIDE FRONT COVER OF true vertical position.
THIS MANUAL REGARDING
HANDLING OF REFRIGERANTS. Suction Line Components
Liquid Line Components Install suction line pressure tap on the

leaving side of the evaporator coil near
Trane recommends the use of a the TEV sensing bulb location.
properly sized liquid line filter-drier Accurate superheat measurement and
installed upstream from the expansion thermal expansion valve adjustment
valve and as close to the evaporator demands that suction pressure be
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Figure 14
! CAUTION Typical Piping for Refrigerant Coil
To avoid equipment malfuntion,

use care when brazing or solder-
ing so that distributor tubing is not
restricted or blocked. To braze
Thermostatic Expansion Valves
(TXV) avoid direct flame (figure 15)
to the valve body and avoid
excessive heat on diaphragm. As
an extra precaution. a wet cloth may
be around the body and element
during brazing operation.
Figure 15
Solder Technique
Note: Flame should heat away from

TXV element
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Start - Up
Perform the following steps prior to drain pan and check drain opening If the unit was stored for an extended
starting the unit. and condensate line for obstruc- period of time, the following items
tions. should be checked before starting the
1. Inspect electrical connections. They 7. Prime the DRAIN TRAP. unit.
should be clean and secure. 1. Inspect motor bearings for moisture
Compare actual wiring with specific Start-up Procedures and rust. Replace bearings if
diagrams provided on the unit. necessary and repack with new
After completing all start-up checks
2. Check piping and valves for leaks. grease.
and procedures, the unit may be
Open or close the valves to check 2. Check motor winding. An
started. The following checks and
for proper operation. Drain lines acceptable winding resistance
adjustments should be made during
should be open. reading is from 6 meg-ohms to
initial start-up:
infinity. If reading is less than
! CAUTION ! WARNING 5 meg-ohms, winding should be

dried out in an oven or by a
The use of untreated or Disconnect electrical blower.
improperly treated water power prior to access into 3. Inspect the entire motor for rust and
in unit coils may cause a fan or ductwork. Even corrosion.
scaling, erosion, corro- when locked out 4. Lubricate the motor as instructed in
sion, algae, smile or other electrically, fans may the section titled “Periodic
equipment damage. cause injury or damage if Maintenance,” or as indicated by the
Consult a qualified water the impeller is subject to maintenance tag on the motor.
treatment specialist to “wind-milling.” The 5. Bump-start unit and observe the fan
determine if water impeller should be wheel for proper rotation, as
treatment is required. The secured to physically indicated by rotation arrow located
Trane Company assumes restrict rotational move- on fan housing.
no respon-sibility for ment. Failure to secure 6. Measure the motor voltage and
equipment damage impeller can cause severe ampeage on all phases to ensure
caused by untreated or personal injury r death. proper operation. The readings
improperly treated water. Disconnect electrical should fall within the range given
power source when on the motor nameplate.
3. If equipped with a refrigerant coil, connecting or discon-
charge and leak-test the unit and necting electrical wires for Maximum allowable voltage imbalance
get it ready for operation according test procedures. Do not is two percent. Voltage imbalance is
to instructions provided with the open service access defined as 100 times the sum of the
condenser equipment. doors while the unit is deviation of the three voltage from the
4. Check that all air filters are in place operating. Failure to average, divided by twice the average
and positioned properly. Under exercise caution or while voltage. For example, if the three
Periodic Maintenance, see section inspecting. unit operation measured voltages are 221, 230 and
titled “Air Filters.” may result in injury or 227, the average would be 226 volts.
5. Close and secure all unit access death from electrical
doors. Check that the latch set shock, air movement or
screws are tight. rotating parts.
6. Remove all foreign material from the
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The percent of voltage imbalance is Sheave Alignment

then calculated:
Align the fan and motor sheaves by
100 x {[226-221] + [230-226] + [227-226]} using a straightedge. The straightedge
2 x 226 must be long enough to span the
= 2.2% (Unacceptable) distance between the outside edges
In this example, 2.2 percent imbalance of the sheaves. For more details refer
is not acceptable and the power to maintenance section.
company should be notified to correct
it.
7. Check unit vibration if the fan speed
is changed more than 5% from the
original designed rpm, or if parts
such as shafts, fan wheels, bear-
ings, or other drive components are
replaced. Do not exceed max. fan
rpm.
8. Pay particular attention to any
vibration, noise or overheating of the
motor and fan bearings.
(Bearings may run warm during
break in.)
Excessive Vibration
EXCESSIVE VIBRATION MUST BE

CORRECTED TO PREVENT BEAR-
ING AND SHAFT DAMAGE. SEE THE
SECTION TITLED “TROUBLE-
SHOOTING” FOR DETAILS ON THE
COMMON CAUSES FOR VIBRATION.
Determine Fan RPM
Fan rpm can be determined by using a

strobe-type tachometer, or revolution
counter.
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Maintenance
Periodic Maintenance clogged or dirty. Change bag filters proper torque.

Checklist when pressure drop is 1-inch W.G. Check condition of gasketing and
Every Three to Six Months insulation around unit, door and
The following checklist describes the Check greasing on fan and motor. damper.
suggested maintenance schedule to Align fan and motor sheaves (pulley).
maintain proper operation of the unit. Tighten sheaves setscrews to the Examine flex connections for cracks
Detailed procedures for owner- proper torque. or leaks. Repair or replace damage
operator maintenance checks are material.
given after this checklist.
Check and adjust fan belt tension.
! IMPORTANT
! WARNING Tighten electrical connection.
Disconnect electrical power and Small & Medium size fans are
allow rotating parts to stop before lnspect coils for dirt build-up or coil furnished shielded bearings. The
servicing the unit. Exercise caution freeze up bearings are lubricated for life
if unit must be on for test or and maintenance free. If re-
maintenance procedures. Failure to Every Year lubrication is necessary, on
do so may result in injury or death lnspect the unit casing for corrosion. larger fans it is recommended to
from electrical shock or moving use a lithium base grease
lf damage is found, clean and repaint
parts. suitable for all temperatures
the surface with a rust-resistant primer
within the operational limits.
and vinyl chlorinated lacquer.
! WARNING Clean the fan wheels and fan shaft.

Remove rust with emery cloth and
Disconnect electrical power prior to
apply a coat of LPS#3 or an equivalent.
access into fan or ductwork. Even
when locked out electrically, fans
lnspect the condensate drain pan
may cause injury or damage if the
and drain line, remove sludge or
impeller is subject to "windmilling".
The impeller should be secured to foreign materials that might obstruct
physically restrict rotational proper drainage. Remove obstacles.
movement can cause severe
personal injury or death. Check damper linkages, set-screws
and blade adjustment for proper
After 48 Hours Operation damper operation.
Belts have acquired their permanent
stretch. Readjust but do not overtighten. lnspect the control and power box
wiring for secure connections and
Weekly insulation.
Observe unit weekly for any change
Rotate the fan wheel and check for
in running condition and any unusual
obstruction in the fan housing. The
noise.
wheel should not rub on the fan
housing. Adjust the center if necessary
Every Month or weekly
and tighten wheel setscrews to the
Check air filters. Clean or replace if
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Table 1 - Recommended Maintenance Intervals
Component Check the Weekly Monthly 3 - 6 Monthly Annual
following
Fan / Motor Fan In General Yes
For Corrosion Yes
Flexible Connection Yes
Anti-Vibration Mounts Yes
Maintenance Plan
Drainage Yes
Fan Bearing Yes
Motors In General Yes
Motor Bearing Yes
Belt Drive In General Yes
Filter Panel Or Bag Filters Yes
Roll Filters Yes
Coils Fin Block / Fin Bundle Yes
Frost Protection Yes
Drainage Yes Yes
Drop Eliminator Yes\
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Steam Coils Yes
Humidifiers Scaling Yes
Condensate Drain Yes
Dampers Dampers Yes
Maintenance
Attenuators Scilencers Yes

Inlet / Outlet Hoods And Louvers Yes
normal running conditions, in a moderate climate, and assuming 24 hour running.
Energy Recovery Componetnts Plate Heat Exchangers Yes

Themal Wheel Yes
Controls Control Box And Wiring Yes
Units operating outside these guideline may require shorter or longer maintenance intervals.
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The maintenance interval periods are knocking, renew both bearings. Fan range, have open bearings with "flush
stated, guidelines only. Any large bearing are greased for life, but larger through" re-greasing facilities.
deviations in the pattern of usage may units with standard bearings require
necessitate further maintenance annual lubrication. These have grease !
attention. nipple. In the case of extreme running
WARNING: DISCONNECT POWER
conditions, lubricate in accordance SOURCE FOR MOTOR
IMPORTANT with the following recommendations: LUBRICATION. FAILURE TO DO SO
Recommended lubricants; MAY RESULT IN INJURY OR DEATH
During maintenance operation FROM ELECTRIAL SHOCK OR
ALVANIA
the unit must be compelety MOVING PARTS.
GREASE 3 (SHELL)
isolated and precautions teken
MOBILUX 3 (MOBIL)
to prevent any premature restart. To re-lubricate the motor, complete the
BEACON 3 (ESSO)
following:
SKF 28 (BALL BEARING
1. Fan 1. Turn the motor off. Make sure it
GREASE)
cannot accidentally restart.
If the fan / motor assembly is going to 2. Remove the relief plug and clean out
any hardened grease.
be stored for two weeks before use, IMPORTANT 3. Add fresh grease through the fitting
the fan should be rotated by hand at
Do not overlubricate bearings. with low pressure grease gun.
weekly intervals to avoid bearing
Excessive pressure caused by 4. Run the motor for few minutes to
damage.
expel any excess grease through
overlubrication can displace
If storage will be over one month it is the relief vent.
bearing grease seals or cause
recommended that the belts be 5. Stop the motor and replace the relief
grease to overheat the bearing, plug.
slackened as well.
resulting in premature bearing
Check for soiling, damage, corrosion,
failure. Table2
and any tendency to bind. Clean as
Motor Greasing lntervals
necessary.
Check that the flexible connection are 3. Fan Motors
securely fixed.
Check the function of all antivibration lnspect periodically for excessive
mounts. vibration or temperature. Operating
Check for any obstructions or conditions will vary the frequency of
blockages of the air intakes and inspection and lubrication. Contact the Standard condition: 8 hour operation
discharges. motor manufacturer or Trane for per day with rated or light loading in a
Check the traps for leaks or blockages lubrication instruction. Most smaller clean and low vibration environment.
and prime as necessary. frame motors comes without grease Severe condition: 24 hour operation per
nipple where the bearings are day with rated/light loading or in a dirty/
2. Bearing Test permanently sealed. dusty environment or where the motor
is subject to vibration/light shock
The motors with double shielded loading.
Check that the fan bearing is tightened
bearings are lubricated for life and
and is not unduly noisy, by sounding it
cannot be relubricated. Grease Type:
using a metal bar as a conductor.
TECO/Brook Hansen motor - Use
W.E motors up to 132 frame and TECO
Where a belt guard has been supplied, Esso Unirex Lithium N3 grease.
and Brook Hansen motors up to 180
check that it is fitted correctly. W.E motor - Use Shell Alvania R3.
frame comes with sealed for life
If there is any irregular noise or bearings, while motors above this
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4. Air Filters matter with a vacuum device that In the event of coils being out of com-
utilizes high efficiency particulate mission for some time, it is advisable
Appendix D provides filter size, type and arrestance (HEPA) filters with a to completely drain down the coil. On
quantity. To replace throwaway filters, minimum efficiency of 99.97% at 0.3 each occasion when refilling is
install new filters with the directional micron particle size. undertaken, check that the coil is
arrows pointing in direction of airflow. 5. Thoroughly clean the contaminated effectively vented.
To clean permanent filters wash under area(s) with a mild bleach and water Periodic cleaning of the coils is
a stream of water to remove dirt and solution or an EPA-approved sanitizer required.
lint. Remove oil filter (aluminum or specifically designed for HVAC use, Dirty coils have increased airside
grease filter) with a wash of mild alkali Carefully follow the sanitizer pressure drops and reduced heat
solution. Rinse in clean, hot water and manufacturer’s instructions regarding transfer, thus unbalancing the cooling
allow to dry. Coat both sides of the filter the use of the product. or heating system.
by immersing or spraying it with Air 6. Immediately rinse the drain pan Cleaning
Maze Filter Lote W or equivalent. Allow thoroughly with fresh water to prevent
to drain and dry for about 12 hours. potential corrosion from the cleaning In the event that fin edges have been
solution of the drain pan and drain line bent, they can be straightened with the
5. Drain Pans aid of a coil comb.
components.
7. Allow the unit to dry thoroughly before The cleaning is carried out with the unit
Inspecting Cleaning
putting the system back into service. intact using a powerful vacuum cleaner
The condensate drain pan and drain
8. Determine and correct the cause of on the dust-contamainated side. If the
line must be checked to assure that
the microbial contamination. unit is very dirty it will need to be
the condensate drains as designed.
9. Be careful that the contaminated removed and wet cleaned.
This inspection should occur a
material does nit contact other areas If required, soft cleaning brushes may
minimum of every six months or more
of the unit or building. Properly dispose be used ensuring that the heat
often as dictated by operating
of all contaminated materials and exchanger fin are not damaged.
experience.
cleaning solution. Frost protection
For units with sloped drain pans: If Check that frost protection is working
6.Coil Cleaning
evidence of standing water or before the commencement of each
condensate overflow exists. steps Steam, hot water and chilled water winter period. Ensure that the frost
should be taken to identify and remedy coils should be kept clean to maintain sensor is correctly installed and fitted
the cause immediately. Refer to the maximum performance. lf fins become and is working within the correct
troubleshooting section of this manual dirty, clean with steam and detergent, temperature range.
for possible causes and solutions. If hot water spray and detergent, or one Drop eliminator
microbial growth in the drain pan is of the commercially available chemical
observed, it should be cleaned and coil cleaners. Rinse coils throughly Check the cleanliness of the droplet
removed immediately. Drain pans after cleaning. separator section and the blades
should be cleaned using the following annually. If the blades are dirty, remove
procedure:
1. Disconnect all electrical power to the
! WARNING and clean them. Contamination can
result in damage through water
unit. Follow all directions provided with droplets in the system’s performance.
2. Don the appropriate personal chemical cleaners to avoid personal Ensure that the blades are correctly
protective equipment (PPE). injury and/or coil damage. repositioned and that they are not
3. Remove all standing water. Commercially available chemical distorted.
4. Use a scraper or other tools to cleaners may contain caustic or
remove any solid matter. Remove solid hazardous agents.
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Direct expansion coils 8. Pulley and Belt slippage shortens belt life.
c) Wobbling and/or damaged pulleys.
Never use hot water or steam to clean
Proper installation techniques will Generally caused by improper
these coils. During normal opeartion,
assure that you get full service life and pulley or bushing installation,
the fin block must not ice up. If this
minimum down time from your belt wobbling and/or damaged pulleys
occurs, check the refrigeration system.
drives. can unbalance a drive, wear out
1. Turn machine OFF and lock out belt rapidly, and damage bearings
Refrigerant coils should be kept clean
power source. and bend shafts.
to maintain maximum performance. If
2. Remove belt guard, loosen motor Check and repair worn bearings and
fins become dirty, clean with cold water
mounts and shorten center distance bent shafts.
and detergent or one of the
between pulleys. Remove old belts.
commercially available chemicals coil
3. lnspect. Repair or replace drives 4. Select replacement belts.
cleaners. Rinse coils thoroughly after
components. Replace all belts on a drive with a new
cleaning.
• Clean oil, grease and debris from matched set.
pulleys, remove rust with wire a) Do not mix old and new belts on a
! WARNING brush. drive. A new belt will ride higher in
Never use steam or hot water to • lnspect and replace damage the pulley groove and operate at a
clean a refrigerant coil. Dangerous pulleys. Get your moneys worth higher tension than an old belt.
pressures may be built up by from a new set of belts by checking Running them together will
improper application of heat and replacing worn or damaged damaged the new belt as it cannot
resulting in equipment damage oe pulleys. ln the long run, carry its share of the load.
personal injury. b) Do not mix belt from different make,
because dimensions and
constructions will vary running such
7. Coil Winterization
"Mis-Matched" belts will not give full
service life.
Provisions must be made to drain
c) Replace with correct type and cross
those coils that are not in use when
section belt. Matched SPA section
subjected to freezing temperature.
belt with SPA section pulleys. Do not
replacement pulley cost will more than put a SPA belt section on a SPB
! CAUTIONS be recovered in increased belt life, section pulley. Also dimensionally
reduced downtime, and lower similar belts can have very different
Failure to properly drain and vent
maintenance expenses. horsepower rating.
coils when not in use during freezing
Check following:
temperatures may result in coil
a) Worn groove sidewalls, "Dishing" 5. lnstall new belts
freeze-up damage. Drain and vent
should not exceed 1/32"(0.8mm) for • Loosen the drive take up and place
hardware provided by installing
individual belts. With a banded belt, the new belts on the pulley. Press
contractor.
dishing should not exceed 1/ the belts with your hand to position
64"(0.4mm). When a banded belt the slack of each belt on the same
To drain these coils, blow out the coils
rides too low in worn pulley side of the drive. lf the slack is on
with compressed air, fill and drain the
grooves the tie band can be cut by different sides. start up loads can
tubes with full-strength ethylene glycol
the flanges between the grooves. break belt tensile cords.
several times, and then drain the coil
b) Shiny pulley groove bottoms. This • Do not pry or force belts onto the
as completely as possible.
is a sure sign that the belt has pulleys. This can break the load
bottomed out. The resulting carrying tensile cords of the belt
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and the belts will break or turn over Figure 16 readjust to the maximum value.
shortly after installation. Sheave Alignment To measure belt tension, use a belt
• Take up sleck until belts fit snugly. tensioner as shown in Figure 18.
Determine actual deflection by
6. Check pulley alignment. depressing one belt with the belt
• Place a straight edge across tensioner and measuring the
pulleys faces to correct alignment. deflection relative to the other belts or
• Check parallel position of shafts to belt line. Adjust the belt tension to
and correct alignment or grooves. the correct force (Newton) and tighten
• Note: Mount pulleys as close to all setscrews to the proper torques.
bearing as possible.
Figure 17
Belt Tension Measurement
Note: Store belts in a cool, dry place
out of direct sunlight.
Types of sheave and shaft misalignment
Fan Belt Tension
Note: Fan belt tension should be

Horizonal Angular checked at least twice during the first
day of operation, since there is a rapid
decrease in tension until belts are run
in.
Vertical Angular Proper belt tensioning is required to
ensure maximum bearing and drive
component life and is based on fan
brake horsepower requirement.
Check the belt tension as follows:

Parrallel
Measure the span length mm of the
drive. With a belt tensioner at the
center of the span. apply a force K
(perpendicular to the span) large
enough to deflect the belt 15mm per 1
meter of span. Refer to figure 17.
Align with straightedge along
DEFLECTION = SPAN mm X 15/1000mm
sheave faces
The deflection force for the belt should
be within the minimum and maximum
force shown in the Table 3. When the
tension drops to the minimum value,
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Figure 18
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Trouble Analysis
General
Use the tables in this section to assist in identifying the cause or causes of a malfunction in Air Handler operation. The
column header RECOMMENDED ACTION will suggest repair procedures.
Note: These tables are intended as a diagnostic aid only. For detailed repair procedures, contact your local Trane Service
Company.
Symptom Probable Cause Recommended Action

Bearing noise Poor alignment Loosen bearing setscrews and realign
Inadequate lubrication Grease bearing(s) (Plummer block)
Bearing is excessively hot Overtensioned belts Retension belts
No lubricant (plummer block type) Apply grease
Overlubrication Clean surface of grease and purge
Misaligned bearing Correct alignment and check that shaft is level
Motor stalls Low line voltage Check across AC line. Correct voltage if
possible
Short circuit, phase to earth (open Phase) Check line phases and terminal block
Overloaded motor connection. Reduce system load, fan
driven speed or increase motor capacity
Motor overheats Motor fan is clogged with dirt preventing Remove fan cover, clean fan and replace
proper ventilation cover
Overloaded motor Reduce load or replace with larger motor
Motor fan damaged Replace motor fan / clean
Excessive vibration Poor pulley alignment Check pulley alignment
Transport brackets not removed Remove items used for transport only
Overtensioned belts Retension belts
Fan / unit vibration isolator collapsed Replace vibration isolator
Excessive vibrator Misalign drive Align drive
Excessive motor noise Motor mounting bolts loose Tighten motor mounting bolts
Worn motor bearings Replace bearings and seals
Fan rubbing on fan cover Remove interference in motor fan housing
Excessive fan noise Fan rubbing on inlet cone or guard Remove item and repair
Worm fan bearings Replace bearings and seals
Loose impeller Retighten hub
Premature belt wear Incorrect tension or alignment Re-tension and align
Dirt or grease on belts Clean belts and pulleys; check for grease
Belts rubbing leaks
Odd belts being fitted Remove obstruction
Replace with full set
Filter collapsing Blocked with dirt Change at advised dirty condition
Air velocity too high Check unit running conditions
Filter wrong size Replace with filter
sizes as supplied from Trane
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Symptom Probable Cause Recommended Action

Damper seizing Blade bent Repair or replace blade
Spindle or mechanism loose Tighting lever fixings
Actuator loose Refit actuator correctly
Low coil capacity (Chilled Water) Air is by passing coil Prevent bypass with block-off
Coil tubes are blocked Clean and unblock tubes
Incorrect airflow (CFM) Check water pumps, valves and lines for
Incorrect water flow rate (GPM) obstructions
Incorrect water temperature Provide proper water temperature
Low coil capacity (Refrigerant) Air is by passing coil Prevent bypassing with block-off
Coil tubes are blocked Clean and unblock tubes
Incorrect airflow Check fan-operating conditions
Expansion valve not operating Check sensing bulb location and TXV operation
Poor refrigerant distribution Check for blockage in distributor and tube
Leaking Coil Header / exposed pipe damage Repair damaged part
Cracks in joints due to strain of pipework Check support and alignment of pipework and
on headers rectify
Swelling of joints due to frost Check frost protection method and correct, improve
(Water-hammer Steam Coils) Trapping of steaam supply
Drain pan overflow Incorrect hydraulic trapping Resize / fit trap and check air break arrangement
Blockage in trap Clean trap and refit
Plugged Drain Line Clean drain line
Unit not level Level unit
Standing water in drain pan Improper trap design Design trap per unit installation instructions
Wet interior insulation Coil face velcity too high Reduce fan speed
Improper trap design Design trap per unit installation instructions
Drain pan leaks / overflows Repair leaks
Condensation on surfaces Insulate surfaces
Excess dirt in unit Missing filters Replace filters
Filter bypass Reduce filters bypass
Microbial growth (mold) inside Standing water in drain pan See “Standing water” symptom
air handler Moisture problems See “Wet interior insulation” section
Loose fan belt Motor is poorly positioned Adjust tension
Worn or damaged belt Replace belt or belt set. Check sheave alignment
Worn Sheaves Replace sheaves
Short belt life Worn Sheaves Replace sheaves
Misalign belt Realign drive with MVP sheave set at mean pitch
Grease or oil on belts diameter
Belt slipping Check for leaky bearings. Clean belts and sheaves
Belts rubbing Adjust tension
Remove obstruction or realign drive for clearance
Rapid motor bearing wear Excessive overhung load due to Check belt tension and overhung load
overtensioned drive
Excessive overhung load due to a small Replace sheave with larger one
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Pulley and Belt
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Appendix A
HDT - Unit Weight (CLCPEURO)
HDT Unit Weight (kg) _ Fan and Coil Sections (without motor weight)
50mm Casing
25mm Casing
1. Coil weight is the operating weight.
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Appendix A
HDT - Unit Weight (CLCPEURO)
Fan + Coil + Filter Sections (without motor weight)

50mm Casing
25mm Casing

2. Filter weight include filter media.
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Appendix A
HDT - Unit Weight (CLCPEuro)
Fan + Coil + Filter and Mixing Sections (without motor weight)

50mm Casing
25mm Casing
Note:
2. Filter weight includes filter media.
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Appendix A
VDT - Unit Weight (CLCPEuro)
Fan and Coil Sections (without motor weight)

50mm Casing
25mm Casing
Note:
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Appendix A
VDT - Unit Weight (CLCPEuro)
50mm Casing
25mm Casing
Note:
2. Filter weight includes filter media.
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Appendix B
HDT - Unit Weight (CLCPXP)
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VDT - Unit Weight (CLCPXP)
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Appendix B
VDT - Unit Weight (CLCPXP)
Fan Section Weight Coil Section Weight ction Length .L3

Fan Arrangement Coil Row
Model 2" Flat 2" Flat 2" Flat Filter +
Size Front-Top and Top-Front and 1 2 4 6 8 10 12 Filter Filter + 4" Cartridge
Front-Bottom Top-Back 15" Bag Filter
Filter
003 103 103 153 158 165 173 189 197 205 9 38 21
004 132 132 190 197 209 221 246 258 271 10 42 23
006 162 174 227 236 252 268 302 319 335 12 50 29
008 190 202 262 273 293 314 357 378 399 14 54 32
010 229 242 289 306 335 365 410 440 471 15 57 36
012 288 302 327 349 388 429 486 527 568 16 62 38
014 313 329 361 389 438 489 558 609 660 18 70 46
016 350 366 424 452 508 559 637 6 88 740 19 72 50
020 378 412 442 476 543 605 698 7 61 8 23 21 79 56
025 510 531 541 584 668 748 858 9 38 1017 24 88 65
030 540 561 610 664 774 876 1012 1114 1 2 16 27 97 73
035 638 662 669 733 860 980 1139 1259 1379 29 106 82
040 722 746 731 804 949 1087 1270 1408 1546 32 114 90
045 755 780 800 884 1048 1207 1417 1575 1734 35 123 99
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Appendix C-
Fans and Arrangement
Fan Size and Diameter Fan Discharge Arrangements

Model Size Fan size Fan size
Diameter (mm)
FC 200
003 200
BC 200
FC 225
004 225
BC 225
FC 250
006 250
BC 250
FC 280
008 280
BC 280
FC 315
010 315
BC 315
FC 400
012 400
BC 400
FC 400
014 400
BC 400
FC 450
016 450
BC 450
FC 500
020 500
BC 500
FC 560
025 560
BC 560
FC 560
030 560
BC 560
FC 630
035 630
BC 630
FC 710
040 710
BC 710
FC 710
045 710
BC 710
FC 800
050 800
BC 800
FC 800
060 800
BC 800
FC 900
065 900
BC 900
FC 900
070 900
BC 900
FC 1000
080 1000
BC 1000
FC 1000
085 1000
BC 1000
FC 1000
090 1000
BC 1000
FC 1000
095 1000
BC 1000
100 FC 1120 1120
BC 1120
110 BC 1250 1250
120 BC 1250 1250
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Appendix D-
Filter and Quantity
Filter Dimension (Nominal) and Arrangement

Flat Filter, Bag Filter & Cartridge Filter
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Appendix D-
Filter and Quantity
Filter Dimension and Arrangement
High Capacity Filter - CLCP Euro only
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Appendix D-
Filter and Quantity
Filter Dimension and Arrangement
Final Filter (HEPA)
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Appendix E-
TECO MOTOR Performance Data
380 / 415V - 50Hz, 2/4/6/8 Poles
Motor types AEEB and AEVB, Class F insulation, 380 / 415V - 50HZ, Eff 2.
Output Full Frame % Efficiency % Power Factor Current (A) Current (A) Torque Rotor Approx Approx
Load Full 3/4 1/2 Full 3/4 1/2 Full Locked Full Locked Full Locked Pull Pull GD² Weight Weight
HP KW Speed Size Load Load Load Load Load Load Load Rotor Load Rotor Load Rotor Up Out AEEB AEVB
(RPM) 380 Volts 415 Volts Kg-m %FLT %FLT %FLT Kgm² Kg Kg
2730 63 61 57.5 50.5 77.5 69.5 58.5 0.60 2.7 0.55 2.5 0.066 335 335 340 0.002 9 9.5
0.25 0.18 1345 63 64 63 57 68.5 58.5 45.5 0.64 2.6 0.59 2.4 0.135 220 215 240 0.002 9 9.5
920 71 61 56 48 64 54 43.5 0.72 2.5 0.66 2.3 0.197 260 245 280 0.007 12 13
710 80 52 46 37 47.5 41 34 1.15 3.5 1.05 3.2 0.256 360 350 370 0.010 20 18
2810 71 75 74 69.5 85 77 65 0.88 5.9 0.81 5.4 0.129 320 270 310 0.002 12 13
0.5 0.37 1395 71 71.5 70.5 65.5 70.5 61 48.5 1.12 5.7 1.03 5.2 0.260 275 240 270 0.005 12 13
925 80 66 63 57 67.5 56.5 45 1.27 5.5 1.16 5.0 0.392 220 215 240 0.009 20 18
710 90S 64.5 61 53.5 60.5 48.5 39 1.45 5.5 1.33 5.0 0.511 190 185 265 0.017 23 24
2755 71 75 75.5 73 86 78.5 66 1.32 8.7 1.21 8 0.198 300 260 280 0.002 12 13
0.75 0.55 1405 80 71.5 71 64 74.5 65 51.5 1.59 8.7 1.46 8 0.387 260 245 280 0.007 20 18
915 80 68 67.5 62.5 72 60.5 48 1.74 8.2 1.59 7.5 0.595 230 215 230 0.012 20 18
695 90L 70 70 65.5 70 59 47 1.74 7.9 1.59 7.2 0.783 170 140 205 0.023 27 27
2805 80 78 78.5 75.5 88 81 68 1.65 10.9 1.51 10 0.259 240 230 270 0.005 20 18
1 0.75 1405 80 76.5 76 72.5 77 66 52.5 1.92 10.9 1.76 10 0.517 265 250 270 0.009 20 18
940 90S 74 71 66.5 71 60.5 48 2.16 10.9 1.98 10 0.772 200 185 240 0.017 23 24
700 100L 68 66.5 61 66 56.5 45.5 2.52 9.8 2.31 9 1.037 185 165 230 0.033 37 37
2810 80 80.5 81.5 80 887.5 81 70 2.41 17.5 2.21 16 0.387 270 250 280 0.006 20 18
1.5 1.1 1415 90S 76.5 76.5 69.5 79 68.5 55.5 2.82 16.4 2.58 15 0.769 210 190 250 0.014 23 24
940 90 75 73 68 68.5 57 44.5 3.31 16.4 3.03 15 1.158 230 215 270 0.023 27 27
690 100L 74.5 74.5 71 67.5 59 47 3.39 15.3 3.10 14 1.578 205 180 220 0.046 37 37
2825 90S 81 81 79 88 82 70.5 3.18 22.9 2.91 21 0.514 260 240 270 0.010 23 24
2 1.5 1400 90L 78.5 78.5 75.5 81 72.5 59 3.56 21.8 3.26 20 1.037 220 195 255 0.017 27 27
930 100L 76 76 70.5 75.5 65 52 3.95 21.8 3.62 20 1.561 200 190 230 0.033 37 37
705 112M 75.5 75 71 67 59 46.5 4.48 19.7 4.10 18 2.059 185 150 240 0.065 45 47
2840 90L 83.5 84.5 83.5 89 84 74 4.58 34.9 4.19 32 0.767 245 245 290 0.014 27 27
3 2.2 1425 100L 81 81 78.5 82.5 75 62 5.09 32.8 4.66 30 1.528 240 210 270 0.033 37 37
950 112M 81 81 78 76.5 63 50 5.71 32.8 5.23 30 2.292 200 185 250 0.058 45 47
705 132S 81.5 81.5 79 74 63.5 50.5 5.64 31.7 5.16 29 3.089 215 200 250 0.138 68 70
2865 100L 85 8.55 84 89 83.5 74 6 43.7 5.49 40 1.013 310 280 320 0.023 87 37
4 3 1435 100L 83.5 83 80 82 73.5 61 6.62 49.1 6.06 45 2.023 300 275 340 0.046 37 37
955 132S 85 85.5 84 81 75.5 64 6.59 43.7 6.03 40 3.040 200 190 270 0.125 68 70
715 132M 82.5 81 77.5 67 58 45 8.2 43.7 7.51 40 4.061 265 245 310 0.180 77 80
2865 112M 86 86.5 86 91 88.5 82.5 7.24 61.1 6.63 56 1.258 290 265 330 0.042 44 47
5 3.7 1440 112M 85 84.5 83 82 77 65 8.13 63.2 7.44 58 2.502 250 210 310 0.065 43 45
955 132M 83 82.5 81 78 71 59 8.75 57.9 8.01 53 3.773 210 175 280 0.151 65 68
720 160M 84.5 84 81.5 71 62.5 50 9.45 55.8 8.65 51 5.004 200 180 270 0.343 107 115
2870 112M 86 87 86 90.5 87.5 79.5 8.01 61 7.33 56 1.391 290 265 325 0.042 45 47
5.5 4 1445 112M 86 86.5 84.5 82 76 64 8.84 61 8.09 56 2.763 240 220 310 0.085 45 47
950 132M 85 85.5 84 80.5 74.5 62.5 9.11 60 8.34 55 4.202 190 175 260 0.151 77 80
720 160M 84.5 83.5 80.5 74.5 64.5 51.5 9.91 60 9.07 55 5.545 200 180 270 0.344 128 120
2905 132S 87 86 83.5 88 85.5 79 11.1 83 10.2 76 1.874 205 185 260 0.063 68 70
7.5 5.5 1445 132S 86 86 84.5 82.5 75.5 63.5 12 83 11 76 3.767 240 200 280 0.103 68 70
960 132M 84.5 84 82 77 70 58 13.1 83 12 76 5.671 250 230 310 0.217 77 80
720 160M 85.5 85.5 83 75.5 65.5 53 13.2 83 12.1 76 7.561 200 180 270 0.484 127 135
2880 132S 88 88 86.5 89 87.5 82.5 14.5 104 13.3 95 2.520 215 190 260 0.076 68 70
10 7.5 1450 132M 88.5 89 87.5 86 81.5 71.5 14.9 104 13.6 95 5.006 260 220 300 0.143 77 80
975 160M 88 87 84.5 79 71.5 59.5 16.3 104 14.9 95 7.445 265 225 300 0.400 128 120
720 160L 86 86 84.5 76 65.5 53 17.4 104 15.9 95 10.081 200 190 270 0.588 151 148
2940 160M 89 89 87 89 85.5 77.5 21.5 156 19.7 143 3.703 215 180 285 0.147 128 120
15 11 1455 160M 89.5 90 89 86.5 82.5 74.5 22 156 20.1 143 7.483 235 190 280 0.297 128 120
970 160L 89 89.5 88.5 84 80 71 22.7 156 20.8 143 11.225 240 210 280 0.588 151 148
730 180L 89 89.5 88 78 70.5 58.5 24.5 156 22.4 143 14.915 220 195 260 1.233 206 205
Note : 1. For ampere values of other voltage motors, multiply the 415 volt values by the following factors:
Voltage 200 220 346 365 400 420 440 500 550
Factor 2.08 1.89 1.2 1.13 1.04 0.99 0.94 0.83 0.75
2. FLT = fult-load torque
3. Data are subject to revisions without notice.
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Appendix E-
TECO MOTOR Performance Data
380 / 415V - 50Hz, 2/4/6/8 Poles
Motor types AEEB and AEVB, Class F insulation, 380 / 415V - 50HZ, Eff 2.
Output Full Frame % Efficiency % Power Factor Current (A) Current (A) Torque Rotor Approx Approx
Load Full 3/4 1/2 Full 3/4 1/2 Full Locked Full Locked Full Locked Pull Pull GD² Weight Weight
HP KW Speed Size Load Load Load Load Load Load Load Rotor Load Rotor Load Rotor Up Out AEEB AEVB
(RPM) 380 Volts 415 Volts Kg-m %FLT %FLT %FLT Kgm² Kg Kg
2925 160M 90.5 91 90 91 90 85.5 27.5 209 25.2 191 4.963 215 180 270 0.183 128 120
20 15 1465 160L 90.5 90.5 89 86 80.5 71 29.2 213 26.7 195 9.909 240 195 285 0.381 151 148
970 180L 90 90.5 90 85 82.5 76 29.6 208 27.1 190 14.966 200 155 230 1.233 206 205
730 200L 89.5 89 87.5 77 70.5 59.5 32.9 208 30.1 190 19.887 200 180 240 1.610 293 280
2930 160L 91.5 91.5 91 92 90 85.5 33.6 251 30.8 230 6.193 250 190 290 0.237 151 148
25 18.5 1450 180M 91 91 90.5 86 83.5 76.5 36.3 246 33.2 225 12.515 200 170 230 0.571 183 175
970 200L 91 91 91 83.5 82 76 37.2 246 34.1 225 18.708 205 170 215 1.610 293 280
730 225S 90 90 89 78 72 62 40.4 246 37 225 24.858 185 150 200 2.093 346 330
2930 180M 92 92.5 91.5 90 88.5 83.5 41.1 295 37.6 270 7.432 220 190 270 0.283 190 190
30 22 1460 180L 91.5 91.5 90.5 86.5 82.5 74.5 42.9 295 39.3 270 14.915 215 180 260 0.744 206 205
975 200L 92.5 92.5 92 83.5 79.5 71.5 44 295 40.3 270 22.334 220 200 250 1.919 293 280
730 225M 91 90.5 89 77 70.5 59 48.5 295 44.4 270 29.830 200 175 220 2.442 370 360
2960 200L 92 91.5 89 84.5 79 71 58.3 404 53.4 370 9.809 190 170 280 0.521 289 285
40 30 1470 200L 92.5 93 92.5 86.5 83.5 76.5 56.7 410 51.9 375 19.751 240 195 285 1.264 293 280
980 225M 91.5 91.5 88.5 81.5 75 65 60.8 394 55.7 361 29.627 220 190 240 2.326 370 360
730 250S 90.5 90 88.5 78.5 70.5 60 63.8 393 58.4 360 39.773 200 170 230 3.475 498 450
2950 200L 92.5 92.5 91.5 88.5 87 81 69.2 494 63.4 452 12.303 180 145 260 0.633 289 285
50 37 1470 225S 92.5 92 91 85 81.5 74.5 72.1 494 66 452 24.689 200 175 230 1.649 346 330
980 250S 92.5 92.5 91.5 85.5 81 73 71.6 486 65.6 445 37.034 210 190 240 3.373 498 450
730 250M 91 91 89.5 79.5 73 62 78.6 481 71.7 440 49.716 200 170 230 4.572 562 520
2950 225M 93 92.5 91 91.5 90 86 79.9 557 73.2 510 14.763 145 130 260 1.074 353 370
60 45 1470 225M 92.5 93 92 85.5 83 76.5 85.9 557 78.7 510 29.627 190 160 215 1.731 370 360
980 250M 92.5 92.5 91.5 84.5 79 69.5 87 573 79.7 525 44.440 230 210 270 3.829 562 520
725 280SC 92 91 90.2 80 74 66 92.8 552 85 505 60.5 140 110 210 8.4 650 710
2960 250S 93.5 93.5 87.5 9.05 88 85.5 100 721 92 660 18.392 165 140 315 1.410 466 470
75 55 1480 250S 93.5 93.5 92 89 87 81 102 683 93.5 625 36.783 200 165 265 3.643 498 450
970 280SC 93 92.8 91.6 83 79 73 108 683 99 625 55.2 145 115 220 7 600 670
730 280MC 92.4 92 91 80 74 66 112 677 103 620 73.4 135 105 210 10 680 740
2950 250M 94 94 93 90 89.5 86 134 934 123 855 24.605 150 120 285 1.678 517 545
100 75 1480 250M 94.5 94.5 93.5 88.5 87 83 135 934 124 855 49.044 240 200 280 4.490 562 520
975 280MC 93.6 93.5 91.6 84.5 80.5 73 144 928 132 850 74.9 140 110 210 10 690 790
730 315SC 93 92.4 91 80 75.5 68 153 928 140 850 100 135 105 210 19.1 840 920
2950 280SA 94 93.9 91 88.5 86.5 84.5 164 1119 150 1025 29.7 130 105 220 2.7 620 660
125 90 1475 280SC 94 93.9 91 86.5 83 79 168 1119 154 1025 59.4 145 115 220 7 630 720
975 315SC 93.9 93.8 91.6 84.5 80.5 73 171 1114 157 1020 89.9 140 110 210 15.7 870 950
730 315MC 93 93 91.7 80 75.5 68 183 1114 168 1020 120 125 100 210 23.9 1020 1120
2955 280MA 94 94 91 88.5 86.5 84.5 201 1365 184 1250 36.3 120 95 210 3.6 690 760
150 110 1480 280MC 94.5 94.5 91 86.5 84.5 79 204 1365 187 1250 72.4 125 100 210 8.7 710 780
975 315MC 94.1 94 92 84.5 80.5 73 211 1365 193 1250 110 120 95 210 17 970 1100
2955 315SA 94.6 94.5 90.8 89.2 87.5 84.5 237 1562 217 1430 43.5 110 90 210 6.3 840 930
175 132 1480 315SC 94.8 94.8 91.2 87.5 84.5 80.5 242 1562 222 1430 86.9 125 100 210 11.3 890 1020
975 315MC 94.3 94.2 92.4 84.5 80.5 73 252 1562 231 1430 132 120 95 210 18.9 1100 1210
200 150 2960 315MA 94.8 94.6 92 89.2 87.5 84.5 270 1775 247 1625 49.4 105 85 210 7.2 910 1000
1480 315MC 94.9 94.9 91.3 87.5 84.5 80.5 274 1775 251 1625 98.7 110 90 210 14.3 970 1070
250 185 2960 315MA 94.9 94.8 92 89.2 87.5 84.5 333 2190 305 2005 60.9 105 85 210 7.3 1000 1100
1480 315MB 95 94.9 92 87.5 84.5 80.5 339 2190 310 2005 122 110 90 210 14.3 1070 1180
Note : 1. For ampere values of other voltage motors, multiply the 415 volt values by the following factors:
Voltage 200 220 346 365 400 420 440 500 550
Factor 2.08 1.89 1.2 1.13 1.04 0.99 0.94 0.83 0.75
2. FLT = fult-load torque
3. Data are subject to revisions without notice.
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Typical - unit wiring diagram
CONNECTION DRAWING
FOR BARE MOTOR
CONNECTION DRAWING
FOR TERMINATION - 3 POLE
CONNECTION DRAWING
FOR TERMINATION - 6 POLE
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Typical - Wiring Diagram

Starter, Star-Delta
380 - 420V, 3Phase, 4Wires, + ELCB Standard
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Starter, Dol
380 - 420V, 3Phase, 4Wires, + ELCB Standard
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Starter, Dol
380 - 420V, 3Phase, 4Wires, Standard
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VFD Starter + Dol
Bypass Starter C/W Door Switch
380/415/440/460V, 3Phase, 3Wires
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Starter, Dol
380 - 420V, 3Phase, 4Wires + ELCB
Enhance with Thermistor Relay
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Starter, Dol
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380 - 420V, 3Phase, 4Wires,
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380 - 420V, 3Phase, 4Wires,
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Safety Recommendations The manufacturer has a policy of Training

continuous product improvement, and
reserves the right to alter any details of The equipment described in this
To avoid accidents and damage, the
the products at any time without notice. manual is the result of many years
following recommendations should be
of research and continuous
observed during maintenance and This publication is a general guide to development. To assist you in
service visits: install, use and properly maintain our obtaining the best use of it and
products. The information given may maintaining it in perfect operating
1. Disconnect the main supply before be different from the specification for a condition over a long period of time,
particular country or for a specific order. the manufacturer has at your
any servicing on the unit.
ln this event. Please refer to your disposal a refrigeration and air
2. Service work on the refrigeration conditioning service school. The
nearest office.
system and the electrical system principal aim of this is to give
should be carride out only by ln no event shall Trane be liable for operators and technicians a better
any incldental or consequential knowledge of the equipment they
qualified and experienced
are using, or that is under their
personnel. damages resulting from the use,
charge. Emphasis is particularly
misuse or inability to use the product.
give to the importance of periodic
Maintenance Contract checks on the unit operating
parameters as well as on preventive
maintenance. which reduces the
lt is strongly recommended that you
cost of owning the unit by avoiding
sign a maintenance contract with your serious and costly breakdown.
local Service Agency. This contract
provides regular maintenance of your
installation by a specialist in our
equipment. Regular maintenance
ensures that any malfunction is
detected and corrected in good time
and minimizes the possibility that
serious damage will occur. Finally,
regular maintenance ensures the
maximum operating life of your
equipment. We would remind you that
failure to respect these installation and For additional information, contact:
maintenance instructions may result Distirbutor / Installer stamp
in immediate cancellation of the
warranty.
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Pre-Start Up Checklist
TRANE AHU Pre-start up Checklist
General Information
Date
Project Name:
Trane Sales Order #
Trane AHU Model
Unit Serial No.:
Unit TAG #
Design Capacity (CFM) @ Design ESP
AHU Location
Area Served
Start-Up Contractor
T & C Technician / Engineer
Casing Installation Check

Exterior casing in good condition
Interior casing in good condition
Is the unit installation level?
Are the unit clearances adequate for service and operation?
Do all access doors open freely and are the handles operational?
Fan-Motor Installation Checks

Supply Fan Return / Exhaust Fan
Have all shipping braces / brackets been removed?

Fan and Motor Alignment correct
Belt tension & condition good
Belt guard in place and secure.
Do the fan rotates freely?
Electrical Installation Checks

Electrical Cable entry at unit wall & motor terminal box is sealed.
Have all electrical connections been tested for tightness?
Insulation test done on motor winding. ohm ohm
Has overcurrent protection been installed to match unit nameplate
requirement?
Does the electical supply correspond to the unit nameplate?
External Power Disconnects in place and labeled.
Proper grounding Installed for motor and unit.
Motor Nameplate FLA Amp Amp

Installed Motor kW kW kW
Electrical Power Supply Vac/Ph/Hz Vac/Ph/Hz
Voltage Imbalance % %
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Pre-Start Up Checklist
Coil & Piping Installation Checks

Coils water In/OUT piping connected correctly.
Condensate drain and P-trap been installed correctly / primed
External pipe fittings complete and pipes properly supported
Coil Headers of specified material
Valves installed in correct direction
Filter Instalation Checks

Are the air filters installed with proper orientation?
Filter Diffrential Pressure Switch operation?
Mixing Box / Economizer Dampers

Outdoor Air Damper Operation check
Return Air Damper Operation check
Exhaust Air Damper Operation check
Have the air dampers been inspected?
Supply Duct Installation Checks

3D requirement
Duct visibly sound, clean, sealed & in good condition
Ducts have no apprarent flow restriction.
Ducts have turning vanes in square elbows
Notes:
Put a check or an “X” in the box if the indicated item is “OK”
Put “NA” in the box if the item does not apply.
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Plate heat exchangers
Contents
Introduction 1
Quality 2
Examples of Applications 3
Product Code 4
Technical Features 5
Differential Pressure 7
Options 8
Specific Applications 10
Dimensions 11
Instructions 19
Selection 23
Customer References 27
Introduction
Energy Saving. Condensation.
Recuperator heat recovery units offer Plate-type exchangers do not allow for
various possibilities for energy saving the passage of humidity from one flow
and an alternative for reducing energy to another, but can transfer part of the
costs and atmospheric pollution. latent heat contained in the wet
exhaust air-flow; this happens
Characteristics. especially when external temperatures
Heat-exchangers are exchangers that are very low, so that the supply air
enable heat to be transferred between cools the wet exhaust below its dew
the input and the output air-flows based point and condensation is formed.
on the difference in temperature.
Recuperator offer two series of static
plate exchangers (Series B and F) and
a rotary exchanger series (Series T),
whose characteristics meet the require-
ments of both the industrial and the
non-industrial markets.
Reliability and High Performance.

The plate type are air-to-air heat-
exchangers that have no moving parts,
offering very high reliability and
performance; in addition, they make for
low energy consumption in associated
boiler equipment.
The heat is transmitted directly from the
higher to the lower temperature-flow;
the air-flow pattern is of cross-flow
design, and the exchanger's efficiency
is between 40 and 75%.
Sealing.
This type of heat-exchanger consists of
flat plates with swirl control, whose
spacing depends on the type of
application.
The exhaust and supply air-flows are
completely separated by means of
special seals.
Materials.
The plates are usually made of
aluminium, due to the latter's corrosion-
resistance, ease of manufacture, non-
inflammability, and durability. In special
cases, such as the presence of
corrosive parts, the aluminium can be
coated with anti-corrosion paint, while,
in the case of high operating
temperatures or special applications,
stainless steel alloys are used.
1
Quality
It is Recuperator's constant aim to
maintain the highest standards of
quality. Stated performance figures are
certified by tests carried out in
accordance with Eurovent rules by
independent organizations such as
Technikum of Lucerne (Switzerland)
and Istituto Ricerche e Collaudi Masini
of Rho (Milan).
The quality and performance of
Recuperator products are guaranteed
by a well-equipped research laboratory
and an ASHRAE wind-tunnel, where
tests are conducted periodically on
product lines.
All supplies of aluminium coils are

checked and tested using our Erichsen
test equipment, in accordance with DIN
Standard 50 101. Checks are repeated
during and at the end of the
manufacturing process so that the
physical characteristics of the materials
used are continuously monitored.
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Examples of Applications
The table gives a few examples of
applications relating to series and
materials used by Recuperator.
Areas Series Material Application

Air-conditioning B Aluminium Pre-heating and pre-cooling
Ventilation F in the air-handling units
Schools B Aluminium Heat recovery from air renewal (B Aluminium)
Swimming-pools B Coated aluminium Pre-heating of air in air-handling units

F
Hospitals B Aluminium and Heat recovery from the exhaust air without
F stainless-steel mixing of the two air-flows
Telephony B B Aluminium and Heat dissipation inside shelters and mobile

coated aluminium telephone cabins
Railways B Aluminium Heat dissipation inside converters for air-

F conditioning in railway carriages
Ventilation hoods B B Aluminium and Heat recovery from flue gases for heating
F coated aluminium premises
Dryers B Aluminium and Pre-heating of air inside dryers and heating of

F stainless-steel premises
Rotogravure printing machines B Aluminium and Heat recovery from solvents and heating of
F stainless-steel premises
Heat recovery from flue gases B Stainless steel Heat recovery for pre-heating the air at entrance
F to burners and heating of premises
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Product Code
F x AL 07 N 090 M T SC BP25
F=Series 090= Net length of finned
B unit(cm) (step 10 mm)
F
x=Trading group M=Spacing between plates

C: Close-fitting
M: Medium
L: Large
AL= Plate material T=Version

AL: Aluminium T: Standard
AC: Coated aluminium S: Stock cubes
I6: AISI 316L
07=Model SC BP25=Options
from 02 to 24 general information by-pass
for specifications see Page 8 for specifications see Page 9
SC BS
SM BP
NS BZ
TV BC
XS BA
AZ BB
CP BL
CS BV
RF BP.. BP..
N=Temperature ranges
N: -30°C+90°C polyurethane/epoxy resin
D: -30°C+150°C silicon/epoxy resin
V: -30°C+200°C silicon/epoxy resin
X: -30°C+280°C silicon
Y: -30°C+500°C refractory silicon
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Technical Features
Materials
The table shows the materials used in manufacture.
Series AL AC AISI 316L

B 1
F 1
F [RF]
1 :available in one of two series, depending on production scheduling.
Models
The table shows the range of models.
Series 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 10 12 14 16 20 24
B
AL/AC
F
AL/AC
B-F
I6
F [RF]
AL/AC
5
Spacing
Plate spacing availability.
Series C M L
B
AL/AC
F
AL/AC
B-F
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Temperature
Five temperature ranges are available.
Series N D V X Y
-30°C÷90°C -30°C÷150°C -30°C÷200°C -30°C÷280°C -30°C÷500°C
B P S
AL/AC
F P R S R S
AL/AC
B-F P R S R S 1 F
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1 : in Version Y, sealing between the

two flows is not guaranteed
P : polyurethane P
S : silicone S
R : resin R
F : refractory silicon F
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Differential Pressure
B Aluminium
For all the models in Series B the maximum differential pressure between supply and exhaust flow rate is 1000 Pa for plate
spacing C, and 1500 Pa for plate spacings M and L.
F Aluminium
The table shows the maximum differential pressures for Series F in aluminium.
Spacing Model
06 07 08 10 12 14 16 20 24
C A A B B B B B B B
M B B B B B B B B B
L B B B B B B B B B
A : 1500 Pa For version XS the maximum

differential pressure is 2500 Pa.
B : 1700 Pa
B-F stainless steel

The table gives the maximum differential pressures allowed for Series B and F in stainless steel.
Spacing Model
04 05 06 08 10 12
M C C C D D D
C : 2000 Pa For version XS (Series F only) the

maximum differential pressure is 4500
D : 2500 Pa Pa.
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Options
Recuperator offers a series of options for differing requirements.
Series XS TV AZ SM SC CP NS CS RF
B 4 1
AL/AC
F 2
AL/AC
B 1 3
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F 2 3
I6
1 :standard version for Series B 2 :standard version for Series F 3 :not available for the “Y”
temperature range
4 :standard version for models
02 and 03
XS SC NS
Greater resistance to differential Extra sealing to ensure closer fit of the Version using other sealants instead of
pressure. two air-flows (example: application for silicon. Available for temperatures of up
hospitals). A leakage diagram can be to 90°C (temperature range “N”).
TV had on request in this version.
The frame is coated when the heat-

exchanger frame is exposed corrosive
AZ
substances. CS Side in thinner aluminium.
SM Special corner sections to make
Mechanical sealing of the exchanger

diagonal fitting easier. RF
unit. A leakage diagram in this version
can be had on request.
CP Reinforced frame for lager, heavier
heat-exchangers.
Top cover with bevelled corners to
reduce the diagonal dimension.
CS Option CP Option (B series) CP Option (F series)
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By-pass Options
Recuperator provides a series of By-pass options to meet various requirements. All the By-pass options are valid from Model
03.
Series BS BZ BP BC BA BB BL BV BP..BP..
B
BS BC BL
Lateral by-pass without a damper. In this version, the by-pass section is in Lateral by-pass with short damper for
a central position. inside shaft.
BZ
Central by-pass without a damper.
BA BV
Lateral by-pass with a damper and Lateral by-pass with vertical-blade
BP installation of the servomotor inside the
treatment unit.
damper.
Lateral by-pass with damper, used to BP..BP..

regulate the power exchanged in the
heat-exchanger; the dampers are
BB Double side by-pass with damper.
mounted on the exchanger frame and Central by-pass with damper and
designed so as to give the same installation of the servomotor inside
pressure drop as the heat-exchanger. treatment unit.
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Special Applications
The air-flow direction is of no real importance. However, it is recommended that the exhaust air pass through the heat-
exchanger from the top towards the bottom in cases in which the formation of condensation is to be expected.
Some examples of the behaviour of the two air-flows, using a single heat-exchanger.
In special cases, it is possible to use several heat-exchangers to overcome inconveniences such as: lack of space, a major
difference between the two flows, etc. The drawings show a few examples.
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Dimensions
Aluminium and coated aluminium
General tolerances: UNI ISO 2768 – c
Series B A A1 B B1 C D
Model mm mm mm mm mm mm
02 Max 700 A+2C 140 200 20 30
03 Max 900 A+2C 240 300 20 30
AL/AC
04 Max 1200 A+2C 340 400 20 30

05 Max 1300 A+2C 440 500 20 30
06 Max 1400 A+2C 540 600 20 30
NB: Option PV:A = max 500 mm
Option AZ:A = max 700 mm
Series F A A1 B B1 C D
06 Max 1500 A+2C 519 605 20 43
07 Max 2400 A+2C 619 705 30 43
AL/AC
08 Max 2400 A+2C 719 805 30 43

10 Max 2400 A+2C 919 1005 40 43
12 Max 2400 A+2C 1119 1205 40 43
NB: Option CP: A = max 1700 mm
Series F[RF] A A1 B B1 C D
07 Max 3000 A+2C 640 740 50 50
08 Max 3000 A+2C 740 840 50 50
AL/AC
10 Max 3000 A+2C 940 1040 50 50

12 Max 3000 A+2C 1140 1240 50 50
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Aluminium and coated aluminium
Series F A A1 B B1 C D
14 Max 2400 A+2C 619 1410 30 43
16 Max 2400 A+2C 719 1610 30 43
AL/AC
20 Max 2400 A+2C 919 2010 40 43

24 Max 2400 A+2C 1119 2410 40 43
Nota: opzione CP: A = max 1700 mm
Series F[RF] A A1 B B1 C D
14 Max 3000 A+2C 640 1480 50 50
16 Max 3000 A+2C 740 1680 50 50
AL/AC
20 Max 3000 A+2C 940 2080 50 50

24 Max 3000 A+2C 1140 2480 50 50
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Dimensions
Aluminium and coated aluminium – By-pass without a damper
Series B A A1 B B1 C D F L
Model mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm
03 Max 900 A+2C 240 300 20 30 A1+L+C
*
04 Max 1200 A+2C 340 400 20 30 A1+L+C
*
AL/AC
05 Max 1200 A+2C 440 500 20 30 A1+L+C

*
06 Max 1200 A+2C 540 600 20 30 A1+L+C
*
NB:
* = Min 100 - Max 999
Series F A A1 B B1 C D F ** L
06 Max 1500 A+2C 519 605 20 43 A1+L+C
*
07 Max 2400 A+2C 619 705 30 43 A1+L+C
*
*
AL/AC
08 Max 2400 A+2C 719 805 30 43 A1+L+C

10 Max 2400 A+2C 919 1005 40 43 A1+L+C
*
12 Max 2400 A+2C 1119 1205 40 43 A1+L+C
*
* = Min 100 - Max 999
** = Max 2800 mm
Series F[RF] A A1 B B1 C D F L
07 Max 3000 A+2C 640 740 50 50 A1+L+C
*
08 Max 3000 A+2C 740 840 50 50 A1+L+C
*
AL/AC
10 Max 3000 A+2C 940 1040 50 50 A1+L+C

*
12 Max 3000 A+2C 1140 1240 50 50 A1+L+C
*
NB:
* = Min 100 - Max 999
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Aluminium and coated aluminium – By-pass with a damper
Series F A A1 B B1 C C1 D F ** L
Model mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm
14 Max 2400 A+C+C1 619 1410 30 30 43 A1+L+C
*
16 Max 2400 A+C+C1 719 1610 30 30 43 A1+L+C
*
AL/AC
20 Max 2400 A+C+C1 919 2010 40 40 43 A1+L+C

*
24 Max 2400 A+C+C1 1119 2410 40 40 43 A1+L+C
*
* = Min 100 - Max 999
** = Max 2800 mm
Series F[RF] A A1 B B1 C C1 D F L
Model mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm
14 Max 3000 A+C+C1 640 1480 50 50 50 A1+L+C
*
16 Max 3000 A+C+C1 740 1680 50 50 50 A1+L+C
*
AL/AC
20 Max 3000 A+C+C1 940 2080 50 50 50 A1+L+C

*
24 Max 3000 A+C+C1 1140 2480 50 50 50 A1+L+C
*
NB:
* = Min 100 - Max 999
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Dimensions
Series B A A1 B B1 B2 B3 C D F G L T V W
Model mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm
03 Max 900 A+2C 240 300 425 210 20 30 A1+L+C 95 Min 100 35 125 25
04 Max 1200 A+2C 340 400 525 310 20 30 A1+L+C 200 Min 100 35 125 25
AL/AC
05 Max 1200 A+2C 440 500 625 410 20 30 A1+L+C 200 Min 100 35 125 25
06 Max 1200 A+2C 540 600 725 510 20 30 A1+L+C 300 Min 100 35 125 25
Series F A A1 B B1 B2 B3 C D F ** G L T V W
06 Max 1500 A+2C 519 605 730 510 20 43 A1+L+C 302 Min 100 35 125 25
07 Max 2400 A+2C 619 705 830 610 30 43 A1+L+C 302 Min 100 35 125 25
AL/AC
08 Max 2400 A+2C 719 805 930 710 30 43 A1+L+C 402 Min 100 35 125 25
10 Max 2400 A+2C 919 1005 1130 910 40 43 A1+L+C 502 Min 100 35 125 25
12 Max 2400 A+2C 1119 1205 1330 1110 40 43 A1+L+C 602 Min 100 35 125 25
** = Max 2800 mm
Series F[RF] A A1 B B1 B2 B3 C D F G L T V W
07 Max 3000 A+2C 640 740 870 610 50 50 A1+L+C 370 Min 100 40 125 40
08 Max 3000 A+2C 740 840 970 710 50 50 A1+L+C 420 Min 100 40 125 40
AL/AC
10 Max 3000 A+2C 940 1040 1170 910 50 50 A1+L+C 520 Min 100 40 125 40
12 Max 3000 A+2C 1140 1240 1370 1110 50 50 A1+L+C 620 Min 100 40 125 40
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Dimensions
Series F A B B1 B2 B3 C D G F ** L T V W
Model mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm
07 Max 750 619 705 830 610 30 43 302 2A+L+4C
* 35 125 25
08 Max 750 719 805 930 710 30 43 402 2A+L+4C
* 35 125 25
AL/AC
10 Max 750 919 1005 1130 910 40 43 502 2A+L+4C

* 35 125 25
12 Max 750 1119 1205 1330 1110 40 43 602 2A+L+4C
* 35 125 25
* **
= Min 100 - Max 999, = Max 2100 mm
Series F[RF] A B B1 B2 B3 C D G F L T V W
Model mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm
07 Max 1500 640 740 870 610 50 50 370 2A+L+4C
* 40 125 40
08 Max 1500 740 840 970 710 50 50 420 2A+L+4C
* 40 125 40
AL/AC
10 Max 1500 940 1040 1170 910 50 50 520 2A+L+4C

* 40 125 40
12 Max 1500 1140 1240 1370 1110 50 50 620 2A+L+4C
* 40 125 40
NB:
* = Min 100 - Max 999
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Dimensions
Stainless steel – Series B and F
Model A B B1
mm mm mm
04 Max 2400 332 450
05 Max 2400 432 550
I6
06 Max 2400 532 650
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Stainless steel – Series B and F
Model A B B1
mm mm mm
08 Max 2400 332 900
10 Max 2400 432 1100
I6
12 Max 2400 532 1300
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Instructions – Aluminium Version
Instructions on transport and assembly Preliminary Inspection. pressure than that allowed, with
of Series B and F. Before removing the packaging it is possible damage to the heat recovery
advisable to check that the heat- unit. Care should also be taken to avoid
Packaging. exchanger has not been damaged in foreign matter (rubble, paper, etc.)
The packaging of Series F consists of a transit; careful visual checking should being sucked into the system. It is
pallet-type base and three wooden be enough to ensure that the therefore recommended that the air-
panels fitted on the equipment with a packaging is in good condition. It ducts be cleaned before installation, or
strap. should not be removed until the time a temporary by-pass around the unit
For Model 06 and for finned lengths not comes to connect the heat-exchanger set up, or provisional filters be fitted.
exceeding 1200 mm, packaging to the air-ducts or install it in the air-
consists of special triple-corrugated treatment units, thus avoiding any Installation.
cardboard. soiling or damage of any kind. The heat-exchanger may be installed in
Packaging for Series B consists of the When starting up the plant, care should air-ducts, or else inside an air-handling
same type of special corrugated be taken to avoid "water hammering" unit. It is important that the plates
cardboard. which could cause a higher differential should be set vertically, to facilitate the
draining of condensation. In the air-
handling units, the heat recovery unit is
lodged on proper slides and the seals
on supports (see Fig. 1), made easier
by the use of rubber weather bands.
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Duct installation is illustrated in Fig. 2. In installing plant with a by-pass it is necessary to provide adequate filters
Heights, indicated by the letter A (35 advisable not to fix ducts directly on the upstream of the heat-exchangers.
mm for Series F; 8.5 mm for Series B) damper. Units may be cleaned with compressed
represent the space required for air (in the case of dusty surfaces), at
drilling; the heights indicated by B (30 Maintenance. the same time taking care not to
mm for all series) indicate the space Recuperator units have no moving damage the plates and seals, or else
within which no drilling may be done parts, so mechanical maintenance is by using a detergent spray (e.g.,
(Fig. 2/a, 2/b). Models 14, 16, 20, and not called for. To deal with dust or Decade, ND-150, Chem Zyme,
24 are obtained by coupling 4 individual pollutant substances, it will be Primasept, Poly-Det, Oakite 86M or the
elements. This work is carried out at like) to remove greasy deposits.
our workshop. Strongly alkaline or other substances
The exhaust air, which may produce corrosive to aluminium or the seal
condensation or frost during the winter, should obviously be avoided.
should preferably enter the heat- NB: In countries subject to sandstorms,
exchanger from above. it is necessary to provide sand filters
The condensation will be collected in plus high-efficiency pouch-type filters
the lower part of the duct or of the air- on the external air-intakes.
handling unit, where it will be advisable
to provide a discharge system
equipped with a siphon.
2b
2a
Series F
Series B
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Instructions – Stainless Steel Version
Instructions on transport and assembly be taken to avoid "water hammering" Installation.
of Series B and F. which could cause a higher differential The heat-exchanger may be installed in
pressure than that allowed, with air-ducts, or else inside an air-handling
Packaging. possible damage to the heat recovery unit. It is important that the plates
The packaging of Series B and F unit. Care should also be taken to avoid should be set vertically, to facilitate the
consists of a pallet-type base and three foreign matter (rubble, paper, etc.) draining of condensation. In the air-
wooden panels fitted on the equipment being sucked into the system. It is handling units, the heat recovery unit is
with a strap. therefore recommended that the air- lodged on proper slides and the seals
ducts be cleaned before installation, or on supports (see Fig. 1), made easier
Preliminary Inspection. a temporary by-pass around the unit by the use of rubber weather bands.
Before removing the packaging it is set up, or provisional filters be fitted. Duct installation is illustrated in Fig.s 2
advisable to check that the heat- and 3.
exchanger has not been damaged in
transit; careful visual checking should
be enough to ensure that the
packaging is in good condition. It
should not be removed until the time
comes to connect the heat-exchanger
to the air-ducts or install it in the air-
treatment units, thus avoiding any
soiling or damage of any kind.
When starting up the plant, care should
1
2 3
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The holes drilled in the sections and to provide a discharge system Strongly alkaline or other substances
sides of the four corners have to be equipped with a siphon. corrosive to aluminium or the seal
made by the customer. The ducts are should obviously be avoided.
held together with through-screws, Maintenance. NB: In countries subject to sandstorms,
fastened with nuts and bolts (shown in Recuperator units have no moving it is necessary to provide sand filters
detail in Figs. 4 and 5). parts, so mechanical maintenance is plus high-efficiency pouch-type filters
Models 08, 10, and 12 are obtained by not called for. To deal with dust or on the external air-intakes.
combining four individual components pollutant substances, it will be
(Models 04, 05, 06). For efficient necessary to provide adequate filters
sealing, a gasket between the flanges upstream of the heat-exchangers.
is recommended. Units may be cleaned with compressed
The exhaust air, which may produce air (in the case of dusty surfaces), at
condensation or frost during the winter, the same time taking care not to
should preferably enter the heat- damage the plates and seals, or else
exchanger from above. by using a detergent spray (e.g.,
The condensation will be collected in Decade, ND-150, Chem Zyme,
the lower part of the duct or of the air- Primasept, Poly-Det, Oakite 86M or the
handling unit, where it will be advisable like) to remove greasy deposits.
4 5
Sealing
gasket
Sealing
gasket
M10 screws
Series B M8 screws
Sealing
gasket
Series F M8 screws
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Selection
Recuperator supplies its customers with
the REX program (Recuperator
Exchangers). This enables customers
to select the best heat-exchanger, since
it contains a price-list and all the
necessary technical information.
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For air-handling unit manufacturers, a
personalized program is provided that
can be incorporated in the
manufacturer's selection program,
called REX_RECAM (Recuperator
Calculation Module).
All programs are available in Italian,

English, French, German, Spanish,
Turkish, and Norwegian, and can be
translated into any other language
required.
An instruction manual is available with
the programs, which are easy to use
and provide assistance in dealing with
requirements of all kinds.
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Selection
The tables in Series B provide some basic factors for rapid selection.
Once the air volumes are known, it is possible to select the model suitable for the customer's requirements, including
dimensions, pressure drop, and efficiency.
The values given refer to the following conditions:
- Air renewal = exhaust air
- Input temperature of air renewal = 5°C
- Temperature of exhaust air = 22°C with 50% relative humidity
- Pressure drop on the exhaust side.
For an exact technical and cost evaluation, Recuperator recommends using its computer programs.
Finned Air volume (m3/h) and corresponding pressure drop

Series B length
80Pa 150Pa 250Pa
Model mm
C M L C M L C M L
01 250 - - - 280 - - 400 - -
400 280 - - 420 - - 630 - -
02 200 350 360 380 540 530 540 750 720 730
300 530 550 570 800 790 810 1130 1070 1090
400 710 730 750 1070 1050 1080 1500 1430 1450
03 300 660 720 780 1020 1060 1100 1420 1420 1480
450 1000 1080 1150 1520 1580 1650 2130 2130 2220
600 1320 1440 1540 2020 2100 2200 2820 2840 2950
04 400 1000 1200 1300 1600 1700 1800 2200 2300 2400
600 1500 1700 1900 2300 2600 2700 3300 3400 3600
800 2000 2300 2600 3200 3400 3600 4400 4600 4800
05 500 1400 1700 1900 2200 2400 2600 3000 3300 3500
750 2100 2500 2700 3200 3600 3900 4500 4900 5300
1000 2800 3300 3600 4300 4900 5300 6100 6500 7000
06 600 1900 2200 2500 2800 3200 3600 4000 4400 4800
900 2800 3400 3700 4200 4900 5300 6000 6600 7200
1200 3700 4500 5000 5700 6500 7100 8000 8700 9500
: the numbers in red indicate plant with approximately 50% efficiency. As regards the columns showing pressure drop,
the values on the left and those shown in red represent efficiency exceeding 50°, while those on the right are below 50°.
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The tables in Series B provide some basic factors for rapid selection.
Once the air volumes are known, it is possible to select the model suitable for the customer's requirements, including
dimensions, pressure drop, and efficiency.
The values given refer to the following conditions:
- Air renewal = exhaust air
- Input temperature of air renewal = 5°C
- Temperature of exhaust air = 22°C with 50% relative humidity
- Pressure drop on the exhaust side.
For an exact technical and cost evaluation, Recuperator recommends using its computer programs.
Finned Air volume (m3/h) and corresponding pressure drop

Series F length
100Pa 200Pa 300Pa
Model mm
C M L C M L C M L
06 600 3200 3500 3800 4700 5200 5600 5900 6500 7000
900 4800 5200 5800 7000 7700 8500 8900 9700 10500
1200 6400 7000 7700 9400 10800 11200 11800 12900 1400
07 700 4100 4500 4900 6100 6700 7300 7700 8400 9200
1050 6200 6800 7400 9100 10000 11000 11500 12700 13000
1400 8300 9100 9900 12100 13400 14600 15300 16800 18400
08 800 5800 6300 6900 8400 9300 10200 10600 11700 12800
1200 8600 9400 10400 12600 13900 15200 15900 17500 19100
1600 11400 12500 13800 16900 18500 20300 21000 23300 25500
10 1000 9200 10200 11200 13700 15100 16600 17200 19000 20800
1500 13800 15300 16800 20600 22700 24800 25800 28500 31400
2000 18400 20400 22300 27400 30400 33100 34400 38100 41800
12 1200 14000 15700 17100 20900 23200 25100 26200 29100 31700
1800 21000 23700 25700 31200 34800 37700 39850 43700 47600
2400 28000 31400 34300 42000 46400 50300 52300 58000 63300
14 1400 15500 17000 18000 23000 25000 27000 29000 31500 34000
2100 23000 25000 27000 34000 37000 40000 43000 47000 50000
2400 26500 29000 31000 39000 42000 45000 49000 53000 57000
16 1600 21500 23000 24500 31500 34000 36000 40000 43000 45000
2400 33000 35000 37000 47000 51000 54000 60000 64000 68000
20 2000 32000 34500 37000 47500 52000 55000 60000 65000 70000
2400 39000 42000 45000 57000 62000 67000 72000 78000 83000
24 2400 45000 49000 53000 66000 73000 79000 83000 91000 100000
: the numbers in red indicate plant with approximately 50% efficiency. As regards the columns showing pressure drop,
the values on the left and those shown in red represent efficiency exceeding 50°, while those on the right are below 50°.
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Customer References
Recuperator is able to offer its
customers a disk and a book, covering
the first ten years of its activity (1975-
1985), containing a few thousand
customer references from all over the
world.
FIAT
Automobili - Italia
Carrier
Condizionamento - USA - Francia
General Motors Italtel-Telecom

Automobili - USA Telecomunicazioni - Italia
Luxottica Enel
Industria ottica - Italia Industria elettrica - Italia
BBC Cariplo
Rete televisiva - UK Banca - Italia
Comprint Linate
Macchine da stampa - Australia Aereoporto - Italia
Nuova Bicocca Pirelli

Università di Milano - Italia Pneumatici - Italia
Bayer Magneti Marelli

Industria farmaceutica - Italia Industria elettronica - Italia
Novotel Ricordi
Catena alberghiera internazionale Industria discografica - Italia
San Paolo
Banca - Italia
Lepetit
Industria farmaceutica - Svizzera
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Lainate office
From A8 Motorway, to Milan and the Lakes
Lainate
A8 Milano Laghi exit
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(n.4) via Rho
via Nerviano
via Mantova
via Sondrio
via Como
via Nerviano
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via dell’Artigianato
RECUPERATOR Iveco-Lancia
(n.15) dealer
dealer
Recuperator sign board
Ossona cemetery Recuperator sign board
direction
Castano - Inveruno
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RECUPERATOR
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industrial Lainate
estate via Sondrio
stop
direction
Auchan Nerviano
shopping centre
direction
Inveruno
Zazzera
nursery garden
Iveco-Lancia
via dealer
dell’Artigianato
Inveruno
RECUPERATOR
(n.15)
Recuperator srl - via Mantova 4 - 20020 Lainate (MI) Italia - tel. ++39 02 93 79 21 1 - fax ++39 02 93 57 27 24
recuperator@recuperator.net - www.recuperator.net
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Optimized Series
AEHB – High Efficiency (IE2)
AEMB – Premium Efficiency (IE3)
Low Voltage
Three Phase Squirrel Cage
Induction Motor 0.75 ~ 185KW
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Reduced energy costs and with Electrical Design and Standards

environmental friendly
Duty Rating
All motors have a maximum continuous duty rating of S1
Introduction under rated load. To correct motor size for duty cycles
The energy consumption of mechanical processes, which other than S1 please refer to TECO.
require a large amount of energy. Energy cost account for
2/3 of all the electrical energy used in industry. The
conservative and responsible use of energy to save
Electric Supply
Stock motors are designed for operation on a 380 ~ 415
resources, to reduce amount of carbon dioxide CO2
Volt 3-Phase 50 Hz supply. Motors 2.2 kW and below are
capture and sequestration is a set of technologies that can
380 ~ 415 Volt 50 Hz STAR connected and may also be
potentially greatly reduce CO2 emissions from industrial
reconnected to 240 Volt 3-Phase 50 Hz DELTA configura-
processes.
tion for use with single phase input inverters. Motors 3 kW
and larger are 380 ~ 415 Volt 50 Hz DELTA connected.
TECO is committed to produce high efficiency motors in
order to reduce the energy consumed and in turn reduce
greenhouse gas emissions. TECO’s new generation of Performance
motors are three phase squirrel cage and have been Motors are designed to meet the performance require-
designed, manufactured and tested to meet latest ments of IEC60034-30, normal torque for Direct On Line
European and international Standard. Accordance with starting. Motors are also suitable for other means of
IEC60034 and have been certify by SIRIM QAS with certifi- starting, depending on load characteristics, please refer to
cate number : PC000403 TECO.
New international standard for Standard and specification

The main dimensions and rated outputs are generally
efficiency N classes of motors (IE-code) conform to IEC 60072. And has a similar specification with
The new international standard, IEC 60034-30:2008, the kW/frame allocation covered by this standard. Motors
defines efficiency classes IE1, IE2 and IE3 for three-phase also meet the requirements of European Directives where
motors. his ensures a common international basis for the applicable and are CE marked. TECO are offer full load
design and classification of motors as well as for national testing on our dynamo meter test laboratory. Speed-
legislative activities. At the same time, the IEC developed torque/current/efficiency curves are available upon
improved methods for determining the efficiency of request.
these motors.
The international standards IEC 60034-30:2008 classifica-
tion) and IEC 60034-2-1:2007 (measuring methods) have Stator and Windings
been adopted as European standards without any The stator is made up of exceptional high grade, low loss
changes as EN 60034-30:2009 and EN 60034-2-1:2007. For insulated cold rolled electro magnetic silicon steel lamina-
the sake of simplicity. tions for maximum efficiency and low core losses. Wind-
ings are random wound with double Enameled, impreg-
• IE1 = Standard efficiency (up until now, in Europe, nated with a resin varnish coating. Windings are designed
comparable to EFF2) with a temperature rise of less than Class B (80°C).
• IE2 = High efficiency (up until now, in Europe,
comparable to EFF1,in the US, comparable to
Epact)
Testing
In addition to a full program of tests during manufacture
• IE3 = Premium efficiency (this is new in Europe, in the
each motor is subjected to routine tests prior to dispatch.
US, up until now, comparable with ‘’NEMA
Performance testing (witnessed or unwitnessed) can be
Premium”
arranged for factory made to order motors.
Note: In these guidelines, motors always refers to low-voltage three-phase motors.
http://cemep.org/fileadmin/downloads/CEMEP_Motors_and_VSD.pdf
Variable Speed Drive (VSD) Suitability
Motors are suitable for VSD operation without Cogging at
Quality Assurance low speed when operating in conjunction with VVVF
TECO motors have been assessed to meet the require- (Variable Voltage variable Frequency) as accordance to
ments of ISO9001:2008 documented quality systems. IEC60034-25 as well as. Variable torque loads (centrifugal
pumps and fans) for speeds between 5 ~ 50 Hz derating
is not normally required, outside of this range please
Environmental and RoHS check with TECO for motor suitability. For operation below
TECO major manufacturing plants have ISO14001 Environ-
30Hz motor cooling fan efficiency drops significantly.
mental Management System accreditation. Low Voltage
Hence, in the constant torque applications, a separately
motors manufactured by TECO do not contain (or contain
driven cooling fan should be fitted to provide sufficient
within the maximum allowable limits) any restricted
cooling of the motor.
hazardous substances as per European Directive
2002/95/EC(RoHS)
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Mechanical Design and Standards Protection (IP rating –stock motors )

All motors are rated IP55, thereby providing Excellent
protection against the ingress of dust and water
Mechanical design
TECO Motors are available in the mounting are available
arrangements in below. Rating Plate
A stainless steel rating plate containing all details as speci-
• Foot mounted fied in IEC60034 including bearing sizes are fitted to all
• Foot and Flange mounted motors. Rating plate also confirms Compliance with
• Flange mounted IEC60034-2-1 Efficiency Standard TECO motors are
• D Flange mounted connected as shown on the motor nameplate, typical Star
• C Flange mounted or Delta connection diagram is shown below.
Dynamic Balancing
All rotors are dynamically balanced with a half key to Class
N or better to fine tolerances. Pulleys or coupling used
with motors must be appropriately balanced.
Drive and non-drive bearing housings

TECO motor 4, 6 and 8P frame size F80 to F180 , and 2P
(F160 and below) have sealed none–regreasable bearing
housings.
The bearings are pre-lubricated with a lithium based

grease. All motors of frame 200 and above are fitted with
a thru-flushing pressure grease relief valve. The fitment
of rotating inner & outer labyrinth seals achieves effective
sealing from ingress of contamination . Where the grease Anti-condensation heaters (Optional)
enters the back of the bearing then is forced through to Anti-condensation heaters are used to prevent the water
the front and is expelled through a large external accumulation caused by moisture condensation inside
discharge chute.This system will not allow over greasing the motor. These are flexible type elements and tied on
to affect the performance of the bearing. This type of the ends of the winding to maintain the average tempera-
grease replenishment system will not allow contaminants ture of the motor above due point. The heaters must be
to be pushed back into the bearing itself, which can cause switched on when the machine stops and switched off
premature bearing failure. whilst the machine is in operation. A prominent warning
label is fitted with the appropriate rating of the heaters
nominated. The space heater leads are normally termi-
nated to an auxiliary terminal box are as per request. The
Bearing and Lubrication System normal supply of space heaters is single phase 240V.
As standard all TECO motors have high quality bearings.
The standard bearings in the range are selected to provide
long operational life running quit, and high load carrying Additional options:
capacity. The following features are to avaible to provide:
4,6,and 8 pole motors up to 315 frame, and all 2 pole - IP56 enclose
motors as standard are fitted with high quality deep - Class H insulation
groove ball bearings. 4,6 and 8 pole motors 250 frame - Enhance for double varnish coating for VFD insulation
and above are available for optional to fitted with cylindri- protection.
cal roller bearings on the drive end. Standard bearings are - Anti-condensation heaters
lubricated with a lithium based (Shell Alvania no.3 or - Thermistor protection
equivalent ) rolling contact bearing grease, and suitable - Special paints finishes
for operating within the cooling air temperature range - Special motor shaft extension / diameter
-20 0C to 55 0C. For operation outside this temperature - Motor for smoke spill duty.
range special lubricants are required. - Dual speed ( Pole change )
Cooling System
Cooling is Totally Enclosed Fan Cooled (TEFC),with
integrally cast cooling fins on frame and endshields, fitted
with external fan (IC411). For special applications such as
low speed, operation through a VVVF drive, or frequent
starting and stopping, a separately driven cooling fan is
available as an optional extra.
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IE2 Performance data
Motor types AEHB and AEUB TEFC, CLASS F, Ambient Temp : 40˚C Rotates the world
IEC DESIGN N CONTINUOUS DUTY S1 380 ( 415V ) 50Hz
APPROX.
WEIGHT
(KG)
2860 80 82.0 83.5 81.5 82.0 74.0 60.0 1.69 13 1.55 12 0.255 380 310 370 0.006 17
1425 80 81.5 81.0 77.5 70.5 59.5 45.5 1.98 13 1.82 12 0.512 370 340 370 0.013 17
1 0.75 930 90S 77.5 78.0 75.5 68.0 59.0 45.5 2.16 11 1.98 10 0.785 210 200 250 0.019 21
700 100L 73.5 73.0 69.0 60.0 51.0 39.0 2.58 11 2.37 10 1.043 200 200 250 0.041 35
2825 80 82.5 83.5 82.0 82.0 75.0 60.0 2.47 19 2.26 17 0.379 320 280 340 0.007 17
1435 90S 82.0 83.0 82.5 77.5 69.0 55.0 2.63 20 2.41 18 0.746 250 190 270 0.017 21
1.5 1.1 935 90L 79.5 80.0 77.5 67.5 58.0 44.5 3.11 16 2.85 15 1.145 220 220 270 0.026 25
690 100L 75.0 76.0 74.0 63.0 54.0 42.0 2.41 13 2.21 12 1.551 210 200 230 0.054 35
2885 90S 85.0 85.0 83.0 83.5 76.0 63.0 3.21 27 2.94 25 0.506 300 260 360 0.011 21
1445 90L 83.0 83.5 81.5 73.5 64.5 50.5 3.73 28 3.42 26 1.010 320 240 340 0.023 25
2 1.5 930 100L 80.0 81.0 80.0 73.0 65.0 52.0 3.90 20 3.57 18 1.569 220 190 220 0.054 35
700 112M 75.0 75.5 72.5 67.0 57.5 45.0 4.53 20 4.15 18 2.085 180 170 230 0.071 46
2885 90L 86.0 86.5 85.0 85.5 79.0 67.0 4.54 40 4.16 37 0.742 290 250 360 0.014 25
1445 100L 84.5 85.0 84.0 82.5 74.5 60.5 4.79 40 4.39 37 1.481 260 180 310 0.041 35
3 2.2 950 112M 84.0 85.0 85.0 72.0 65.5 54.0 5.53 30 5.06 27 2.253 175 165 220 0.083 46
710 132S 81.0 81.0 79.0 65.0 56.0 43.0 6.34 30 5.81 27 3.015 230 220 270 0.138 75
2870 100L 88.0 88.5 87.5 86.5 81.5 70.5 5.98 58 5.48 53 1.017 350 330 350 0.025 35
1440 100L 86.0 87.5 87.5 83.5 78.0 65.0 6.35 49 5.81 45 2.027 240 170 290 0.050 35
4 3 965 132S 88.0 88.5 88.0 77.0 70.0 58.0 6.72 45 6.16 41 3.025 190 180 290 0.154 75
700 132M 81.5 82.5 81.0 69.5 60.5 46.5 8.04 38 7.37 35 4.170 210 200 260 0.162 82
2885 112M 88.5 90.0 90.0 89.0 88.0 81.0 7.72 62 7.07 57 1.349 260 190 290 0.046 46
1450 112M 87.5 88.5 88.0 83.0 76.5 65.0 8.36 73 7.66 67 2.684 280 160 310 0.083 46
5.5 4 965 132M 89.5 90.0 88.5 78.0 71.0 59.0 8.70 66 7.97 60 4.033 210 190 290 0.205 82
720 160M 85.0 85.5 83.5 70.5 62.0 49.0 10.1 49 9.29 45 5.406 200 190 260 0.343 130
2935 132S 91.0 91.5 91.0 85.5 81.5 73.0 10.7 94 9.83 86 1.823 230 210 320 0.075 75
1465 132S 88.5 89.5 89.5 79.0 72.0 59.5 11.9 93 10.9 85 3.653 260 190 280 0.132 75
7.5 5.5 960 132M 89.0 89.5 89.5 81.0 76.0 65.5 11.6 62 10.6 66 5.574 190 180 270 0.216 82
710 160M 83.5 83.5 82.0 73.0 64.0 51.0 13.8 57 12.6 57 7.537 180 170 230 0.343 130
2920 132S 90.5 90.5 90.0 85.0 81.5 73.0 14.9 95 13.6 87 2.499 190 150 250 0.075 75
1465 132M 89.5 90.5 90.0 81.0 74.5 62.5 15.7 117 14.4 107 4.981 260 190 270 0.172 82
10 7.5 970 160M 90.0 90.5 90.0 79.0 75.5 61.0 16.1 115 14.7 105 7.523 250 230 290 0.503 130
720 160L 86.5 87.0 85.5 73.0 65.0 51.0 18.0 104 16.5 95 10.14 210 190 280 0.586 158
2935 160M 91.0 92.0 91.5 90.0 89.0 83.0 20.4 164 18.7 150 3.647 230 180 280 0.183 130
1460 160M 91.0 91.5 91.5 83.5 80.0 72.0 21.9 158 20.1 145 7.331 230 190 250 0.366 130
15 11 970 160L 90.0 90.0 88.5 79.0 73.5 61.5 23.5 180 21.5 165 11.03 260 230 270 0.628 158
725 180LC 88.0 88.5 87.5 74.5 68.0 56.0 25.4 137 23.3 125 14.76 210 200 240 1.019 205
2930 160M 91.0 92.0 92.0 90.0 87.5 80.0 27.8 229 25.5 210 4.981 240 20 300 0.183 130
1460 160L 91.0 91.5 91.5 85.0 82.0 73.0 29.5 229 27.0 210 9.997 260 210 290 0.460 158
20 15 970 180LC 90.5 91.0 91.0 82.5 79.0 70.0 30.5 193 27.9 177 15.05 230 190 230 1.337 205
720 200LC 88.5 90.0 90.5 80.5 77.0 68.0 32.0 158 29.3 145 20.27 170 150 200 1.749 280
2945 160L 91.5 92.0 92.0 92.0 90.5 85.0 33.4 300 30.6 275 6.112 260 180 300 0.237 158
1475 180MC 91.5 92.5 92.5 82.5 78.0 67.0 37.2 246 34.1 225 12.20 190 150 230 0.704 165
25 18.5 975 200LC 91.0 92.0 92.0 81.5 78.0 69.5 37.9 240 34.7 220 18.46 220 190 220 1.829 280
735 225SC 91.0 92.0 92.0 78.0 74.0 64.0 39.6 224 36.3 205 24.49 210 180 230 2.675 320
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Motor types AEHB and AEUB TEFC, CLASS F, Ambient Temp : 40˚C Rotates the world
APPROX.
WEIGHT
(KG)
2945 180MA 91.5 92.0 92.0 90.0 88.0 82.0 40.6 327 37.2 300 7.269 230 180 270 0.283 180
1475 180LC 92.5 93.0 93.0 82.5 78.5 68.5 43.8 316 40.1 290 14.51 220 170 240 0.789 205
30 22 975 200LC 92.5 93.5 93.0 83.0 80.5 72.5 43.6 295 39.9 270 21.95 210 180 230 2.078 280
735 225MC 91.5 92.0 91.5 78.0 74.0 63.0 46.8 240 42.9 220 29.12 200 170 210 3.023 358
2960 200LA 93.5 94.5 94.0 90.5 90.5 87.0 53.9 448 49.3 410 9.861 210 150 290 0.602 280
1475 200LC 93.5 94.0 94.0 87.5 84.5 77.0 55.7 465 51.0 426 19.79 230 200 260 1.419 280
40 30 985 225MC 93.0 93.5 93.0 84.0 82.0 73.0 58.3 393 53.4 360 29.63 220 170 220 3.023 358
735 250SC 92.0 92.5 92.5 79.5 75.0 65.0 62.3 360 57.1 330 39.71 210 180 220 4.565 510
2955 200LA 93.5 94.0 93.5 92.0 91.0 87.5 65.3 579 59.8 530 12.18 230 130 280 0.753 280
1480 225SC 94.5 94.5 94.0 86.0 82.5 74.0 69.1 524 63.3 480 24.33 210 180 290 1.896 320
50 37 985 250SC 93.0 93.5 93.5 86.5 83.0 75.5 69.9 464 64.0 425 36.55 210 190 250 4.194 510
730 250MC 92.5 93.0 93.0 81.5 78.0 70.0 74.6 415 68.3 380 49.32 200 160 210 5.296 565
2960 225MA 93.5 94.0 93.5 93.0 92.5 90.0 78.6 680 72.0 580 14.79 155 130 280 1.244 355
60 45 1480 225MC 94.5 94.5 94.0 86.0 83.0 75.5 84.1 589 77.0 540 29.58 190 160 270 1.979 358
985 250MC 93.5 94.0 94.0 86.5 83.5 76.0 84.5 633 77.4 580 44.45 230 200 270 5.106 565
2970 250SA 93.5 94.0 93.5 91.5 90.0 86.5 97.6 743 89.4 680 18.02 150 120 300 1.343 470
75 55 1485 250SC 94.5 95.0 94.5 87.0 84.5 78.5 101.7 786 93.1 720 36.04 260 180 240 3.911 510
984 280SB 94.0 93.4 92.4 85.0 82.5 75.0 106.4 704 97.4 645 54.40 165 140 230 8.500 620
2960 250MA 94.5 95.0 94.5 92.0 91.0 88.0 131.1 972 120 890 24.65 150 140 300 1.813 540
100 75 1485 250MC 95.0 95.5 95.0 87.0 86.0 81.0 137.6 964 126 883 49.14 250 170 220 4.490 565
984 280MB 94.2 93.5 92.5 86.0 83.3 76.0 139.8 956 128 875 74.20 160 136 230 11.10 750
2960 280SA 94.3 93.7 92.5 89.0 87.5 82.0 169.3 1152 155 1055 29.60 130 110 230 2.700 620
125 90 1480 280SB 94.5 93.9 92.7 87.0 84.2 78.0 172.5 1152 158 1055 59.20 160 136 230 7.300 680
985 315SB 94.4 93.7 92.5 84.0 81.3 74.0 179.1 1152 164 1055 89.00 155 131 230 15.00 940
2960 280MA 94.3 93.7 92.5 89.7 88.0 82.0 200.9 1409 184 1290 36.20 120 102 230 3.200 660
150 110 1482 280MB 94.7 94.1 92.9 88.0 84.5 78.5 204.2 1409 187 1290 72.30 155 131 230 8.600 760
985 315MB 94.7 94.3 93.1 84.2 82.0 74.5 212.9 1409 195 1290 109.0 150 127 220 18.90 980
2976 315SA 94.6 94.0 92.8 90.0 88.0 83.0 232.6 1682 213 1540 43.20 115 98 220 5.100 920
175 132 1482 315SB 95.1 94.5 93.3 88.5 85.0 79.5 235.9 1682 216 1540 86.70 130 110 220 12.20 930
986 315MB 94.7 94.3 93.1 84.2 82.5 75.5 249.0 1682 228 1540 130.0 150 127 220 22.70 1020
200 150 2976 315MA 95.0 94.4 93.2 90.3 89.0 83.5 269.7 1911 242 1750 49.10 110 94 220 5.800 960
1485 315MB 95.1 94.5 93.3 88.5 85.0 80.0 270.8 1911 247 1750 98.40 130 110 220 14.20 1020
250 185 2982 315MA 95.0 94.4 93.2 90.3 89.2 83.5 329.8 2348 302 2150 60.40 105 91 220 6.000 980
1486 315MB 95.1 94.5 93.3 89.0 85.6 80.5 335.3 2348 307 2150 121.0 140 119 220 14.10 1020
NOTE :
1. The above are typical values based on test according to IEC 60034-2-1.
2. Efficiency, power factor, speed and torque are the same for other
voltages.Current values vary inversely with voltage.
3. Tolerance according to IEC 60034-1.
4. Data subject to change without notice.
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Motor types AEMB and AEMV TEFC, CLASS F, Ambient Temp : 40˚C Rotates the world
APPROX.
WEIGHT
(KG)
2825 80 81.0 82.0 79.0 85.0 79.0 65.0 1.65 16 1.52 15 0.258 280 250 350 0.006 17
1440 80 82.5 82.0 79.0 74.5 65.0 50.5 1.85 16 1.70 15 0.507 295 260 375 0.013 17
1 0.75 935 90S 79.0 80.0 78.5 73.0 64.5 51.5 1.97 10 1.81 10 0.780 200 155 235 0.022 21
700 100L 76.5 76.5 73.0 60.0 50.5 38.5 2.48 11 2.27 10 1.043 235 220 230 0.042 35
2815 80 83.0 84.0 82.0 85.0 79.0 66.0 2.36 22 2.17 20 0.380 300 260 330 0.007 17
1435 90S 84.5 86.5 85.5 80.5 73.5 60.5 2.45 22 2.25 20 0.746 255 180 290 0.019 21
1.5 1.1 935 90L 81.0 81.5 79.5 73.0 65.0 52.0 2.82 16 2.59 15 1.145 200 175 240 0.027 25
695 100L 79.0 80.0 77.5 64.0 55.0 42.5 3.30 16 3.03 15 1.540 210 200 215 0.059 35
2895 90S 86.0 87.0 85.0 85.0 79.0 66.5 3.11 27 2.85 25 0.504 300 265 375 0.012 21
1440 90L 85.5 86.0 84.0 76.0 67.0 53.0 3.50 29 3.21 27 1.014 285 215 340 0.023 25
2 1.5 950 100L 82.5 84.0 81.5 73.0 67.0 54.0 3.78 27 3.47 25 1.536 235 225 280 0.059 35
705 112M 80.5 81.0 78.5 66.5 58.0 45.0 4.25 22 3.90 20 2.070 170 155 235 0.090 46
2900 90L 87.0 87.0 85.0 80.0 72.0 58.0 4.80 43 4.40 40 0.738 340 295 405 0.014 25
1455 100L 87.0 88.0 86.0 81.0 73.0 59.0 4.74 43 4.34 40 1.471 275 195 355 0.046 35
3 2.2 965 112M 86.0 85.5 85.0 67.0 54.0 47.5 5.80 38 5.31 35 2.218 200 180 285 0.084 46
705 132S 83.0 83.5 82.0 69.0 60.0 46.5 5.83 32 5.34 30 3.036 230 205 265 0.138 75
2870 100L 87.5 88.5 87.0 88.0 85.0 76.0 5.91 54 5.42 50 1.017 355 330 375 0.025 35
1450 100L 88.0 87.5 85.5 78.0 69.0 54.5 6.64 60 6.08 55 2.013 285 200 360 0.052 35
4 3 970 132S 88.0 87.5 86.0 78.0 71.0 59.0 6.64 49 6.08 45 3.009 200 180 295 0.154 75
715 132M 85.0 85.0 83.0 64.0 54.5 41.0 8.37 49 7.67 45 4.083 280 260 330 0.180 82
2885 112M 89.0 90.5 90.0 90.0 87.0 80.0 7.58 78 6.95 72 1.349 315 300 350 0.046 46
1450 112M 89.0 89.5 89.0 82.0 76.0 63.5 8.32 70 7.63 65 2.684 275 155 330 0.083 46
5.5 4 970 132M 89.0 89.0 87.0 78.0 71.5 59.0 8.75 65 8.02 60 4.012 210 195 310 0.206 82
720 160M 86.0 86.0 84.5 70.5 62.0 48.5 10.0 60 9.18 55 5.406 190 170 250 0.344 130
2930 132S 91.5 91.5 90.5 85.0 82.0 73.0 10.7 92 9.84 85 1.826 220 190 300 0.075 75
1460 132S 90.5 90.5 90.5 85.5 81.0 72.0 10.8 98 9.89 90 3.665 250 205 320 0.133 75
7.5 5.5 970 132M 89.0 89.5 88.5 74.5 66.5 54.0 12.6 104 11.5 95 5.517 245 215 335 0.217 82
720 160M 87.0 87.0 85.0 71.5 63.0 50.0 13.4 82 12.3 75 7.433 200 185 275 0.504 130
2920 132S 91.0 91.0 91.5 85.0 79.0 70.0 14.7 120 13.5 110 2.499 210 175 275 0.082 75
1465 132M 91.5 92.0 91.5 85.0 80.5 71.0 14.7 131 13.4 120 4.981 255 195 345 0.173 82
10 7.5 970 160M 90.0 90.5 89.5 79.0 73.0 61.5 16.0 108 14.7 100 7.523 270 235 270 0.484 130
720 160L 88.0 88.0 86.0 71.0 64.5 51.0 18.2 109 16.7 100 10.14 225 215 295 0.672 158
2945 160M 92.5 92.5 92.0 91.0 89.0 83.5 19.9 153 18.2 140 3.634 230 185 285 0.183 130
1465 160M 91.5 92.5 92.0 86.0 82.5 73.5 21.2 153 19.4 140 7.306 235 190 275 0.367 130
15 11 965 160L 90.0 91.0 90.5 80.0 74.5 63.0 23.2 174 21.3 160 11.09 285 255 295 0.630 158
720 180L 89.5 90.5 90.0 82.0 81.0 82.5 22.8 136 20.9 125 14.87 170 150 210 1.278 205
2935 160M 92.0 92.0 91.5 90.0 87.0 80.0 27.5 213 25.2 195 4.973 240 215 310 0.205 130
1465 160L 92.5 93.0 92.5 86.0 83.0 74.5 28.6 213 26.2 195 9.962 245 195 285 0.462 158
20 15 970 180LC 91.5 92.0 92.0 84.0 81.0 72.5 29.8 185 27.2 170 15.05 230 165 250 1.342 205
730 200L 90.0 90.5 89.0 78.0 72.0 60.0 32.5 196 29.7 180 19.99 195 170 230 2.085 280
2940 160L 93.0 93.5 93.0 90.5 87.0 79.5 33.4 267 30.6 245 6.123 260 225 300 0.237 158
1480 180MC 93.0 94.0 93.0 83.0 76.0 64.5 36.4 268 33.3 245 12.16 200 140 250 0.707 165
25 18.5 975 200LC 92.5 93.0 92.5 82.0 78.5 69.5 37.5 240 33.9 220 18.46 230 165 245 1.835 280
735 225S 93.0 93.0 92.5 77.0 71.5 60.0 39.3 207 35.9 190 24.49 195 125 195 2.907 320
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Motor types AEMB and AEMV TEFC, CLASS F, Ambient Temp : 40˚C Rotates the world
APPROX.
WEIGHT
(KG)
2950 180MA 93.5 94.0 93.0 87.0 85.0 77.0 41.1 360 37.6 330 7.256 225 180 275 0.283 180
1480 180LC 93.0 94.0 93.5 83.0 76.5 65.0 43.3 294 39.7 270 14.46 200 140 240 0.792 205
30 22 975 200LC 92.5 93.5 93.5 82.5 79.5 71.0 43.8 284 40.1 260 21.95 220 180 240 2.085 280
740 225M 93.0 93.0 92.0 73.0 66.0 54.0 49.2 251 45.1 230 28.93 225 145 230 3.256 358
2945 200LA 93.5 94.0 93.0 90.5 91.0 88.5 53.9 382 49.3 350 9.912 170 120 250 0.602 280
1475 200LC 94.0 94.5 94.5 86.0 84.5 77.0 56.4 448 51.6 410 19.79 265 215 285 1.451 280
40 30 985 225MC 94.0 94.0 93.5 83.0 79.5 70.0 58.4 333 53.5 305 29.63 210 170 230 3.023 358
735 250S 93.0 93.0 92.0 74.5 68.0 56.0 65.8 459 60.2 420 39.71 260 225 295 4.938 510
2960 200LA 95.0 94.5 93.5 91.0 90.5 87.0 65.0 508 59.5 465 12.16 195 140 275 0.753 280
1480 225SC 95.0 95.0 94.5 85.0 82.0 74.0 69.6 503 63.7 460 24.33 205 185 290 1.896 320
50 37 985 250SC 94.5 94.5 94.5 86.0 82.5 74.0 69.2 492 63.3 450 36.55 245 210 265 4.559 510
740 250M 93.0 93.0 92.0 76.0 70.0 58.5 79.5 535 72.8 490 48.65 245 215 270 5.669 565
60 45 2970 225MA 95.0 95.0 94.0 93.0 92.0 87.0 77.4 610 70.4 555 14.74 150 120 320 1.357 355
1480 225MC 95.0 95.0 95.0 85.5 82.0 74.0 84.2 557 77.1 510 29.58 200 170 275 1.979 358
985 250MC 94.0 94.5 94.0 86.5 84.0 76.0 84.1 638 77.0 585 44.45 240 205 270 5.106 565
75 55 2970 250SA 95.0 94.5 94.0 91.5 90.5 87.0 96.1 705 88.0 645 18.02 150 130 315 1.547 470
1485 250SC 95.0 95.0 95.0 86.0 83.5 76.5 102.3 753 93.7 690 36.04 220 245 275 3.911 510
984 280SB 94.4 93.9 93.6 84.0 81.5 74.0 105.4 710 96.5 650 54.40 165 132 230 8.500 620
100 75 2960 250MA 95.0 95.0 95.0 92.0 91.0 88.0 130.4 903 119 825 24.65 140 130 295 1.816 540
1480 250MC 95.0 95.0 95.0 86.0 84.5 79.0 139.5 1024 128 940 49.31 220 230 250 4.490 565
984 280MB 94.8 94.3 93.9 85.0 82.0 75.0 141.4 959 129 875 74.20 160 128 230 11.10 750
125 90 2960 280SA 95.0 94.5 93.5 88.5 87.0 81.0 162.7 1195 149 1095 29.6 130 104 230 2.700 620
1480 280SB 95.2 94.7 93.7 86.5 83.6 77.0 166.1 1196 152 1095 59.2 160 128 230 7.300 680
984 315SB 95.0 94.5 93.8 85.5 82.5 76.0 168.4 1197 154 1095 89.0 155 124 230 17.100 940
150 110 2960 280MA 95.2 94.7 93.4 89.2 87.5 81.0 196.8 1432 180 1310 36.2 120 96 230 3.200 660
1482 280MB 95.4 94.9 93.6 87.5 84.0 77.5 200.2 1433 183 1310 72.3 140 112 230 8.600 760
985 315MB 95.1 94.6 94.1 86.0 83.0 76.5 204.4 1431 187 1310 109.0. 100 80 220 19.90 980
175 132 2976 315SA 95.4 94.9 93.6 89.5 87.8 82.0 234.9 1682 215 1540 43.2 115 92 220 5.100 920
1482 315SB 95.6 95.0 94.2 88.0 84.5 78.5 238.4 1684 218 1540 86.7 140 112 220 12.20 930
986 315MB 95.4 94.9 94.1 86.0 83.0 76.5 244.5 1680 224 1540 130.0 100 80 220 20.70 1020
200 150 2976 315MA 95.6 95.1 94.0 90.0 89.0 83.0 264.9 1907 243 1750 49.10 105 84 220 5.800. 960
1485 315MB 95.8 95.3 94.3 88.0 84.5 79.0 270.3 1907 248 1750 98.40 100 80 220 14.20 1020
250 185 2982 315MA 95.8 95.3 94.2 90.0 89.0 83.0 326.0 2387 299 2190 60.4 105 84 220 6.000 980
1486 315MB 96.0 95.5 94.5 88.5 85.0 79.5 330.9 2391 303 2190 121.0 100 80 220 14.40 1020
NOTE :
1. The above are typical values based on test according to IEC 60034-2-1.
2. Efficiency, power factor, speed and torque are the same for other
voltages.Current values vary inversely with voltage.
3. Tolerance according to IEC 60034-1.
4. Data subject to change without notice.
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OUTLINE DIMENSIONS
Totally Enclosed Fan-Cooled Type, Squirrel-Cage Motor
Dimension in mm, Foot mount B3 (IM1001) Rotates the world
AD AD
AC L AC
L
E
E
ED
ED
HC
HD
H
HA
HE
H
HE
HA
AA AE KK CLEARANCE HOLE C B LE AA AE
C B LE
BB KK CLEARANCE HOLE
A BB
4-K HOLES A
AB 4-K HOLES
AB
Fig(2)
DH TAP F
Fig(1) DH TAP F
GA
GA
G
G
ØD
ØD
Output (kW)
(KW) Frame Fig. Dimensions (mm)
2P 4P 6P 8P Size No. A AA AB AC AD AE B BB C H HA HC
0.75/1.1 0.55/0.75 0.37/0.55 0.18 80 1 125 35.5 155 177 159 122 100 130 50 80 9 168
1.5 5
1.1 5
0.75 0.37 90S 140 35.5 170 200 170 135 100 130 56 90 10 190
2.2 1.5 1.1 0.55 90L 140 35.5 170 200 170 135 125 150 56 90 10 190
3 2.2/3 1.5 0.75/1.1 100L 160 45 195 219 180 144.5 140 175 63 100 12.5 -
2
3.7/4 3.7/4 2.2 1.5 112M 190 45 224 238 189 154 140 175 70 112 14 -
5.5/7.5 5.5 3 2.2 132S 216 45 250 273 225 179.5 140 175 89 132 16 -
− 7.5 3.7/4/5.5 3 132M 216 45 250 273 225 179.5 178 212 89 132 16 -
Frame Shaft Extension Bearings

Size HD HE K KK L LE D E ED F G GA DH DE NDE
80 - 51 10 20 282.5 92.5 19j6 40 25 6 15.5 21.5 M6X12 6204ZZ 6204ZZ
90S - 61 10 20 307.5 102 24j6 50 32 8 20 27 M8X16 6205ZZ 6205ZZ
90L - 61 10 20 332.5 102 24j6 50 32 8 20 27 M8X16 6205ZZ 6205ZZ
100L 243 71 12 28 374.5 112 28j6 60 40 8 24 31 M10X20 6206ZZ 6305ZZ
112M 265 83 12 28 391.5 122 28j6 60 40 8 24 31 M10X20 6306ZZ 6306ZZ
132S 310 83 12 35 454 145 38k6 80 64 10 33 41 M12X24 6308ZZ 6306ZZ
132M 310 83 12 35 492 145 38k6 80 64 10 33 41 M12X24 6308ZZ 6306ZZ
Note:
1. All dimensions are in mm
2. Tolerence of shaft centre height H : +0, -0.5 for frame size 250 and below; +0, -1.0 for frame size 280 and above.
3. Grease pre-packed shielded ball bearings for frame size 80 through 180L and 160L 2-pole.
4. Frame size 80-90L do not have lifting lug and the motor height is indicated by symbol HC.
for frame size 100L and larger the overall height is indicated by symbol HD.
5. Pressed steel plate type terminal box for frame size 180L and smaller. Terminal box is rotatable through 360 degrees.
6. Data are subject to change without notice.
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OUTLINE DIMENSIONS
Totally Enclosed Fan-Cooled Type, Squirrel-Cage Motor
Dimension in mm, Foot mount B3 (IM1001) Rotates the world
AD AD
AC L AC
L
E
E
ED
ED
HD
HD
H
HA
HE
HA
H
HE
AA AE
KK CLEARANCE HOLE C B LE AA AE
A BB A C B LE
4-K HOLES
AB 4-K HOLES EB
AB
DH TAP F
DH TAP F
Fig (3) Fig (4)

GA
GA
G
G
ØD
ØD
Output (kW)
(KW) Frame Fig. Dimensions (mm)
2P 4P 6P 8P Size No. A AA AB AC AD AE B BB C H HA HD
11/15 11 7.5 3.7/4/5.5 160M 254 50 300 334 263 218 210 250 108 160 18 377
5 3
18.5 15 11 7.5 160L 254 50 300 334 263 218 254 300 108 160 18 377
22 − − − 180MA 4 279 75 355 382 305 250 241 297 121 180 20 421
− 18.5 − − 180MC 279 75 355 382 305 250 241 297 121 180 20 421
3
− 22 15 11 180LC 279 75 355 382 305 250 279 335 121 180 20 421
30/37 − − − 200LA 318 80 400 420 374 287 305 365 133 200 25 469
− 30 18.5/22 15 200LC 318 80 400 420 374 287 305 365 133 200 25 469
− 37 −2 18.5 225SC 356 90 450 458 427 326 286 350 149 225 30 524
45 − − − 225MA 356 90 450 458 427 326 311 375 149 225 30 524
− 45 30 22 225MC 4 356 90 450 458 427 326 311 375 149 225 30 524
55 − − − 250SA 406 100 500 510 493 378 311 385 168 250 36 575
− 55 37 30 250SC 406 100 500 510 493 378 311 385 168 250 36 575
75 − − − 250MA 406 100 500 510 493 378 349 425 168 250 36 575
− 75 45 37 250MC 406 100 500 510 493 378 349 425 168 250 36 575

Size HE K KK L LE D E ED F G GA DH DE NDE
160M 108 14.5 35 608 180 42k6 110 80 12 37 45 M16X32 6309ZZ 6307ZZ
160L 108 14.5 35 652 180 42k6 110 80 12 37 45 M16X32 6309ZZ 6307ZZ
180MA 119 14.5 35 672 200 48k6 110 80 14 42.5 51.5 M16X32 6211C3 6211C3
180MC 119 14.5 35 672 200 48k6 110 80 14 42.5 51.5 M16X32 6311ZZ 6310ZZ
180LC 119 14.5 35 710 200 48k6 110 80 14 42.5 51.5 M16X32 6311ZZ 6310ZZ
200LA 115 18.5 − 774.5 226.5 55m6 110 80 16 49 59 M20X40 6312C3 6212C3
200LC 115 18.5 − 774.5 226.5 55m6 110 80 16 49 59 M20X40 6,312 6212
225SC 84 18.5 − 816 241 60m6 140 110 18 53 64 M20X40 6313 6213
225MA 84 18.5 − 811 241 55m6 110 80 16 49 59 M20X40 6312C3 6213C3
225MC 84 18.5 − 841 241 60m6 140 110 18 53 64 M20X40 6313 6213
250SA 74 24 − 882.5 263.5 60m6 140 110 18 53 64 M20X40 6313C3 6213C3
250SC 74 24 − 882.5 263.5 70m6 140 110 20 62.5 74.5 M20X40 6316(NU216) 6213
250MA 74 24 − 920.5 263.5 60m6 140 110 18 53 64 M20X40 6313C3 6213C3
250MC 74 24 − 920.5 263.5 70m6 140 110 20 62.5 74.5 M20X40 6316(NU216) 6213
Note:
3. Grease pre-packed shielded ball bearings for frame size 80 through 180L and 160L 2-pole.
4. Frame size 80-90L do not have lifting lug and the motor height is indicated by symbol HC.
for frame size 100L and larger the overall height is indicated by symbol HD.
5. Standard 4-Pole and 6-Pole motors with frame size 250S through 315M are fitted with 80 series ball bearings for
direct coupling drive. NU series roller bearings in bracket ( ) can be fitted to the drive end of the 4-Pole & 6-Pole
motors when higher radial loads are encountered, such as belt drive applications.
6. Open bearings and with grease nipples for regreasing for frame size 180MA 2-Pole and 200L through 315M.
7. Pressed steel plate type terminal box for frame size 180L and smaller. Cast iron T-box for frame size 200 and larger.
Terminal box is rotatable through 360 degrees.
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Rotates the world
AC
AF AD
L
E
EE
ED
HD
H
HA
HE
AA AA
AE BA BA
C B LE
A
AB 4-K HOLES BB
DH TAP F
GA
G
ØD
Output (kW)
(KW) Frame Dimensions (mm)
2P 4P 6P 8P Size A AA AB AC AD AE AF B BA BB C H HA
90 − − − 280SA 457 110 560 577 523 405 305 368 110 445 190 280 36
− 90 55 45 280SC 457 110 560 577 523 405 305 368 110 445 190 280 36
110 − − − 280MA 457 110 560 577 523 405 305 419 110 495 190 280 36
− 110 75 55 280MC 457 110 560 577 523 405 305 419 110 495 190 280 36
132 − − − 315SA 508 115 615 637 548 430 305 406 115 490 216 315 40
− 132 90 75 315SC 508 115 615 637 548 430 305 406 115 490 216 315 40
150/185 − − − 315MA 508 115 615 637 548 430 305 457 115 540 216 315 40
− 150/185 110/132 90 315MB 508 115 615 637 548 430 305 457 115 540 216 315 40

Size HD HE K L LE D E ED EE F G GA DH DE NDE
280SA 660 106 24 996 298 65m6 140 110 134 18 58 69 M20X40 6314C3 6314C3
280SC 660 106 24 1026 298 80m6 170 140 157 22 71 85 M20X40 6318(NU318) 6316
280MA 660 106 24 1047 298 65m6 140 110 134 18 58 69 M20X40 6314C3 6314C3
280MC 660 106 24 1077 298 80m6 170 140 157 22 71 85 M20X40 6318(NU318) 6316
315SA 743 136 28 1086 324 65m6 140 110 134 18 58 69 M20X40 6314C3 6314C3
315SC 743 136 28 1116 324 85m6 170 140 157 22 76 90 M20X40 6320(NU320) 6316
315MA 743 136 28 1137 324 65m6 140 110 134 18 58 69 M20X40 6314C3 6314C3
315MB 743 136 28 1167 324 85m6 170 140 157 22 76 90 M20X40 6320(NU320) 6316
Note:
3. Usable shaft length EE.
4. Standard 4-Pole and 6-Pole motors with frame size 250S through 315M are fitted with 80 series ball bearings for
direct coupling drive. NU series roller bearings in bracket ( ) can be fitted to the drive end of the 4-Pole & 6-Pole
motors when higher radial loads are encountered, such as belt drive applications.
5. Open bearings and with grease nipples for regreasing for frame size 180MA 2-Pole and 200L through 315M.
6. Cast iron T-box for frame size 200 and larger. T-box is rotatable in 90 degrees increments through 360 degrees.
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Rotates the world
USEFUL GENERAL FORMULAS AND DEFINITIONS
Name Formula Units Defination
HP (.746 ) X (1.0 - efficiency )

Kilowatt loss =
efficiency
Power Output 1HP = 745W = 0.746Kw HP : hosepower
Current E E : Volt
I = I in Amp
R R : Ohm
Input power P in = E. I . CosØ -(1Ø) E : Volt
P in in W
P in = √3. E. I .CosØ -(3Ø) I : ampere
Output power P 0ut = E. I. η . CosØ -(1Ø)
P out in W
P in = √3. E. I . η . CosØ -(3Ø)
Efficiency P 0ut
η = X 100%
P in
Power factor P in
CosØ = X 100% -(3Ø)
√3. E. I.
Synchronous speed 120 f f : frenquency of the power
Ns = N s in min ⁻ ¹ supply
P P : poles
Slip Ns -N N : motor speed
S = X 100%
Ns
974 Kw
Torque T = T in kgf-m 1 kgf-m = 9.8 N-m
N
Power P = 1.027 NT P in W
Reative power
absorbed by the Q = √3. E . I. SIN Ø -(3Ø) Q in VAR
motor
• The Locked-Rotor Torque of a motor is the minimum torque which it will develop at rest for all angular position of the rotor,
with rated voltage applied at rated frenquency
• The Pull-in torque is the maximum constant torque under which the motor will pull its connected inertial load into
synchronous speed at rated voltage and frenquency, when its field excitation is applied.
• The Pull-out Torque is the maximum sustained torque under which the motor will develop at synchronous-speed with
rated voltage applied at rated frequency and with normal excitation
• The Full-Load Torque is the torque necessary to produce its rated horsepower at full-load speed.
In Kg at a 1 meter radius, it is equal to the KW times 974 divided by the full-load speed
• The Accelerating Torque is the difference between the motor torque and the load torque from 0 to pull-in speed.
A 10% or higher margin is desired to avoid a possible stalled or locked rotor position.
• The Power Factor or and alternating- current motor or generator is the ratio of the KVA input (or output ) to the Kilowatt input
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MARCH 2013
BDB
DOUBLE INLET
CENTRIFUGAL FAN
with Backward Wheels
BDB Series
DOUBLE INLET CENTRIFUGAL FAN with Backward Wheels
Kruger Ventilation Industries certifies that the BDB

series shown herein is licensed to bear the AMCA
Seal. The ratings shown are based on tests and
procedures performed in accordance with AMCA
publication 211 and AMCA publication 311 and comply
with the requirements of the AMCA Certified Ratings
Program.
BDB Series
BDB Series
Double Inlet Centrifugal Fans – Backward wheels
The BDB series is DIDW centrifugal fans with high efficiency non-overloading backward curved impellers.
The fans are suitable for supply or extract applications in commercial, process and industrial HVAC systems.
Sizes of this series are in accordance with AMCA standard 99-0098-76 R20.
Type / Operating Limit

Each fan type has its maximum operating speed
and power due to its mechanical design.
Model 315 to 710
Type S-C I Model 800 to 1400 The operating limit of BDB series - fan type is
Type T II I design to meet the requirement of class I, II and III
Type X III II limit as defined in AMCA standard 99-2408-69.
Type Z III
The BDB series is available in type S, C, T, X or Z.
Type S
This type is supplied with mounting feet and can be mounted in three different orientations.
The construction is mainly for OEM application which only subject to testing and approval.
Fan Size : 315 to 710
Volume : 1900 to 50000 m3/h
Total Pressure : up to 2000 Pa
Type C
This type has a frame fitted on both sides of the fan which gives better strength and rigidity.
It allows mounting in four different orientations.
Volume : 1900 to 50000 m3/h
Type T
This type has a welded frame giving increased stiffness and rigidity required for higher
operating performance.
Volume : 1900 to 190 000 m3/h
Type X/Z
The structure is similar to type T but utilizes enhanced bearings to support higher dynamic
load necessary for the increased performance.
Volume : 1900 to 260 000 m3/h
Type Z is non-standard, for more information, please consult your nearest Kruger Office for
details.
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BDB Series
BDB Twin Fan

BDB series are also available in twin fan version, with two double inlet fans mounted on the same shaft.
To select for twin fans, use the curves of single fan with the following factors :-
Volume x2
Absorbed Power x 2.15
Speed x 1.05
Noise + 3 dB
This series is available in type S2, C2 or T2

Performances of Twin fans are not AMCA licensed.
Type S2 Type C2 Type T2

Size: 315 to 500 Size: 315 to 500 Size: 355 to 630
Vol.: 5000 to 50000m3/h Vol.: 5000 to 50000m3/h Vol.: 10000 to 80000m3/h
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
Wheel
The wheel of BDB series is made of cold rolled sheet steel backward curved
blades with polyester powder coating finish.
Housing
For all sizes except 1250 and above, the housing is manufactured in galvanized
sheet steel with the housing fixed to the side plates in "pittsburg lock" form
system.
Housings for 1250 and 1400 are manufactured in mild steel finished with
polyester powder coating.
Fully welded housings are available upon request.
Frame
The frame is manufactured with galvanized angular bars for type "C". For type
"T" and "X", they are manufactured with sections of steel and finished with
polyester powder coating.
Shaft
Shafts are manufactured from C45 carbon steel using an automatic process for
positioning and cutting of the keyways. All dimensional tolerances of the shaft
are fully checked to ensure a precision fit and then coated with an anti-
corrosion varnish after assembly.
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BDB Series
Bearings
Bearings used are either deep groove ball bearing type with an adaptor
sleeve or spherical roller bearings type sealed at both sides for different
duty application classified as below:
Mounted in a rubber housing Mounted on cast iron supports with grease point
S C T X
Fan Type
SM Medium Duty CM Medium Duty TM Medium Duty XM Medium Duty

Bearing Duty
eg. Model: BDB 450 C M TX Extra Heavy Duty XX Extra Heavy Duty
Fan Bearing Duty (L, M, X)
Fan Type (S, C, T, X, Z)
Fan Size
(315, 355, 400…1400)
The bearings are lubricated for life and maintenance-free. If re-

lubrication is necessary, it is recommended to use a lithium base
grease suitable for all temperatures within the operational limits.
Balancing Quality
All wheels are statically and dynamically balanced to ISO1940 and
AMCA 204 – G2.5 standards.
All fans after assembly are trim-balanced to ISO1940 and AMCA 204 -
G2.5 standard.
Clean room application fans with balancing grade of G1.0 are available
upon request.
ACCESSORIES
Casing Drain
This option is available when using fans exposed to the atmosphere or
operating in high humidity conditions.
P3
Outlet Flanges
Outlet flanges are available upon request.
P4
Inspection Doors
The inspection door can be supplied upon request. It can be supplied in
one of the three positions (P3, P4 & P5).
P5
Guards
Inlet guards, discharge guards and non-drive end shaft guards are
available on request.
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BDB Series
Fan Rotation and Discharge

The rotation and discharge of the fan is in accordance with AMCA standard 99-2406-83.
The direction of rotation is determined from the drive side of the fan :-
CW - clockwise rotation CCW - counter-clockwise rotation
CW90 CW180 CW270 CW360 CCW90 CCW180 CCW270 CCW360
Motor Position
W The position of the motor for belt drive centrifugal fan is in
accordance with AMCA standard 99-2407-66.
Location of motor is determined by facing the drive side of fan

and designating the positions by letters W, X, Y, or Z .
Z X
100
80
60
Motor Selection
Correction Factor, % motor power output
The power curve shown on each performance

curve represents the absorbed power at the
40
30
shaft of the fan measured in kW.
20
15 To determine the power of the motor to be

10 installed, a correction factors should be
8 2 Pole
applied to compensate for transmission
losses.
6
4 & 6 Pole
4
3 For conversion to horsepower (HP), use

2 multiplying factor 1.34.
1.5 Fig. 3 – Recommended for compensation
1
0.45
0.75
15
22.5
30
45
60
75
150
225
300
450
0.2
0.3
0.6
1.5
2.2
4.5
7.5
3
Motor power output (kW)
Inlet Vane Control

The inlet vane control enable energy saving that varies according to the vane
control compared to traditional methods of volume control.
Fig.1 shows the volume reduction corresponding to the vane position.
- with vane fully open (Pos 90°)
the volume will be 3% less than the catalogue performance.
- with vane fully closed (Pos 0°)
the volume will be reduced by 75%.
Performances of Inlet vane controls are not AMCA licensed.
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BDB Series
IVC orientation and accessories

The standard orientation and level position for the IVC is indicated in
Fig.2. When ordering a complete fan with IVC and accessories, please
specify as follows:
Fan orientation e.g. CCW270
IVC lever position e.g. Pos. 45o
Example : Fan Model – CCW270/P45
Fig. 1
Orientation 90 180 270 360

225° 315° 45° 135°
IVC Level
Position
315° 45° 135° 225°
Fig. 2 - IVC Orientation and Level Position
Dynamic Pressure
The dynamic pressure and outlet air velocity shown on each curve are both calculated on the full air discharge area, i.e.
ducted outlet conditions.
With free outlet conditions the velocity pressure is higher. To determine this new value multiply the velocity pressure of
the ducted outlet obtained from the fan curve by the following correction factor “K”.
Fan performances calculated with this correction factors are not licensed by AMCA.
K = 1.67
Performance
The performance data shown on each diagram has been tested and measured in accordance to AMCA Standard 210 –
Fig 12 – installation type B (free inlet and ducted outlet condition).
Rating are referred to the standard air density with the total pressure as a function of the air volume, using logarithmic scales.
It is essential that, the same installation type and test standards are used at all times, when comparing fan performances.
Noise
The noise level shown on each diagram refer to the sound power "A-weighted" and the data on the inlet side
has been measured in accordance with AMCA Standard 300 diag. 2 - configuration "B". The noise levels of the
fans are determined as follows :
Sound power level - ("A" scale): Lw (A) as catalogue

Octave band spectrum: Lw = Lw(A) + Lw rel. dB [refer to Kruger for more details]
Sound pressure level:
a) free field
Lp(A) = Lw(A) - (20log10d) -11
b) room conditions
Lp(A) = Lw(A) - (20log10d) -7
where d = distance of fan (m)
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BDB Series
Example of Selection
BDB 500
Op Limit Cl. I Cl. II Cl. III
Type S-C T X
M. kW 10 20 45
M. RPM 1900 2500 3200
γ
η
Air Volume Q = 14760 m3/h
Outlet Velocity V = 10.07 m/s
Dynamic Pressure Pd = 62 Pa
Total Pressure Pt = 1515 Pa
Fan Speed N = 1900 rpm
Absorbed Power W = 8 kW
Total Efficiency η = 78 %
Sound Power Level Lw(A) = 90.3 dB(A)
- Performance shown is for Installation type B - free inlet, ducted outlet. Performance ratings do not include the effects
of appurtenances in the airstream. Power rating kW does not include drive losses.
- The A-weighted sound ratings shown have been calculated per AMCA standard 301. Values shown are for inlet Lwi(A)
sound power levels for installation type B - free inlet, ducted outlet. Ratings do not include the effect of duct end corrections.
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BDB 315
Type M. kW M. rpm
S-C 4 3100
T 8 4100
X 16 5100
γ
η
8
BDB 355
Type M. kW M. rpm
S-C 5 2700
T 11 3500
X 22 4500
γ
η
9
BDB 400
Type M. kW M. rpm
S-C 6 2500
T 14 3200
X 28 4100
γ
η
10
Type M. kW M. rpm
BDB 450
S-C 8 2200
T 18 2900
X 35 3600
γ
η
11
BDB 500
Type M. kW M. rpm
S-C 10 1900
T 20 2500
X 45 3200
γ
η
12
BDB 560
Type M. kW M. rpm
S-C 12 1700
T 25 2200
X 50 2800
γ
η
13
BDB 630
Type M. kW M. rpm
S-C 14 1500
T 30 2000
X 60 2500
γ
η
14
BDB 710
Type M. kW M. rpm
S-C 18 1350
T 40 1800
X 80 2200
γ
η
15
BDB 800
Type M. kW M. rpm
T 22 1200
X 50 1600
Z 100 2000
γ
η
16
BDB 900
Type M. kW M. rpm
T 30 1050
X 60 1400
Z 120 1750
γ
η
17
BDB 1000
Type M. kW M. rpm
T 35 1000
X 80 1300
Z 160 1600
γ
η
18
BDB 1120
Type M. kW M. rpm
T 45 850
X 100 1100
g
Z 180 1400
19
BDB 1250
Type M. kW M. rpm
T 50 780
X 120 1000
Z 200 1250
γ
η
19
BDB 1400
Type M. kW M. rpm
T 80 680
X 160 900
Z 300 1100
γ
η
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BDB ‘S’
BDB 315-400 ‘S’
G h3 L
M E M
h2
C
D
Ød-g6
A
h1
uxs
F J
K
B
d
Model A B C D E F G J K L M h1 h2 h3 uxs
SL SM
315 572 516 340 404 404 280 236 434 464 600 98 261 370 283 25 25 11x16
355 644 576 383 452 452 315 260 492 532 672 110 274 411 320 30 30 11x16
400 724 644 432 506 506 355 290 546 586 726 110 302 462 359 30 30 11x16
All Dimensions in mm.
BDB 450-710 ‘S’

G h3 L
M E M
h2
C
D
Ød-g6
A
h1
uxs
F F J
K
B
d
SL SM
450 816 722 486 568 568 200 322 608 648 814 123 336 518 407 35 35 13x18
500 906 794 538 638 638 225 352 678 718 924 143 375 568 448 35 35 13x18
560 1016 886 603 714 714 250 390 764 814 1000 143 416 634 502 40 40 13x18
630 1142 992 679 800 800 280 434 850 900 1092 146 468 707 571 40 45 13x18
710 1286 1114 765 898 898 315 484 948 998 1234 168 531 797 636 50 50 13x18
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BDB ‘C’
BDB 315-400 ‘C’

B
L
G
M = E = M
R
=
C
D
Ød-g6
F
A
uxs
=
= F = J
P H K
d
Model A B C D E F G H J K L M P R uxs
CL CM
315 578 518 340 404 404 330 236 480 434 464 600 68 38 3 25 25 13x18
355 654 578 383 452 452 368 260 548 492 532 672 70 30 6 30 30 13x18
400 736 650 432 506 506 402 290 612 546 586 726 70 38 5 30 30 13x18
BDB 450-710 ‘C’
B
L
G
M = E = M
R
=
C
F
D
Ød-g6
F1
A
uxs
F
=
= F F1 F = J
P H K
d
Model A B C D E F F1 G H J K L M P R uxs
CL CM
450 827 726 486 568 568 200 111 322 681 608 648 814 83 45 5 35 35 13x18
500 918 800 538 638 638 245 120 352 750 678 718 924 103 50 5 35 35 13x18
560 1030 892 603 714 714 280 125 390 844 764 814 1000 93 48 7 40 40 13x18
630 1157 998 679 800 800 328 110 434 945 850 900 1092 96 53 6 40 45 13x18
710 1302 1120 765 898 898 360 150 484 1057 948 998 1234 118 63 7 50 50 17x22
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BDB ‘T’
BDB 315-400 ‘T’

B
L
G
M = E = M
R
=
C
D
Ød-g6
A
F
uxs
= F = = J
P H K
d
TL TM
315 578 518 340 404 404 330 236 480 434 464 632 84 38 3 30 30 13x18
355 654 578 383 452 452 368 260 548 492 532 718 93 30 6 35 35 13x18
400 736 650 432 506 506 402 290 612 546 586 772 93 38 5 35 35 13x18
BDB 450-1000 ‘T’

B
L
G
M = E = M
R
=
F
C
D
Ød-g6
F1
A
uxs
F
=
= F F1 F = J
P H K
d
TL TM
450 827 726 486 568 568 200 111 322 681 608 648 878 115 45 5 40 40 13x18
500 918 800 538 638 638 245 120 352 750 678 718 956 119 50 5 40 45 13x18
560 1030 892 603 714 714 280 125 390 844 764 814 1080 133 48 7 45 45 13x18
630 1157 998 679 800 800 328 110 434 945 850 900 1166 133 53 6 50 50 13x18
710 1302 1120 765 898 898 360 150 484 1057 948 998 1280 141 63 7 50 55 17x22
800 1468 1254 862 1006 1006 405 171 540 1180 1056 1106 1388 141 74 7 55 55 17x22
900 1648 1408 971 1130 1130 455 189 604 1319 1180 1230 1566 168 89 7 60 60 17X22
1000 1810 1540 1066 1266 1266 500 200 656 1450 1316 1366 1724 179 90 9 60 70 17x22
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BDB ‘T’
BDB 1120-1400 ‘T’

B
L
G
M = E = N
R
F
=
C
D
Ød-g6
A
=
uxs
=
F
F = = = F J
P H K
d
Model A B C D E F G H J K L M N P R uxs
TL TM
1120 2033 1725 1200 1422 1422 290 748 1630 1482 1548 1800 193 59 95 9 - 75 17x22
1250 2285 1930 1353 1524 1524 300 830 1831 1599 1674 1975 220 81 99 9 - 80 17x22
1400 2568 2170 1515 1794 1794 310 963 2057 1869 1944 2260 227 89 113 13 - 90-80 17x22
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BDB ‘X’
BDB 315-400 ‘XM’

B
L
G
M = E = M
R
=
C
D
A
F
uxs
= F = J
P H K
Model A B C D E F G H J K L M P R d uxs
315 578 518 340 404 404 330 236 480 434 464 732 134 38 3 35 13x18
355 654 578 383 452 452 368 260 548 492 532 822 145 30 6 40 13x18
400 736 650 432 506 506 402 290 612 546 586 876 145 38 5 40 13x18
BDB 450-1000 ‘XM’

B
L
G
M = E = M
R
=
F
C
D
F1
A
uxs
F
=
= F F1 F =
J
P H K
Model A B C D E F F1 G H J K L M P R d uxs
450 827 726 486 568 568 200 111 322 681 608 648 946 149 45 5 45 13x18
500 918 800 538 638 638 245 120 352 750 678 718 1066 174 50 5 50 13x18
560 1030 892 603 714 714 280 125 390 844 764 814 1138 162 48 7 55 13x18
630 1157 998 679 800 800 328 110 434 945 850 900 1286 193 53 6 60 13x18
710 1302 1120 765 898 898 360 150 484 1057 948 998 1390 196 63 7 65 17x22
800 1468 1254 862 1006 1006 405 171 540 1180 1056 1106 1498 196 74 7 65 17x22
900 1648 1408 971 1130 1130 455 189 604 1319 1180 1230 1660 215 89 7 70 17X22
1000 1810 1540 1066 1266 1266 500 200 656 1450 1316 1366 1845 239.5 90 9 80 17x22
All Dimensions in mm. 19
BDB ‘X’
BDB 1120-1400 ‘XX’
B
L
G
M = E = N
R
F
=
C
D
A
=
uxs
F = = = F =
F
J
P H K
Model A B C D E F G H J K L M N P R d uxs
1120 2033 1725 1200 1422 1422 290 748 1630 1482 1548 1916 266 102 95 9 80 17x22
1250 2285 1930 1353 1524 1524 300 830 1831 1599 1674 2035 265 96 99 9 85 17x22
1400 2568 2170 1515 1794 1794 310 963 2057 1869 1944 2295 256 95 113 13 90 17x22
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BDB ‘S2’
BDB 315-400 ‘S2M’
L
G h3
M E X E
h2
C
D
A
h1
uxs
J V J
F
B K
Model A B C D E F G J K L M V X h1 h2 h3 d uxs
315 572 516 340 404 404 280 236 434 1183 1233 110 285 315 261 370 283 30 11x16
355 644 576 383 452 452 315 260 492 1339 1389 130 315 355 274 411 320 35 11x16
400 724 644 432 506 506 355 290 546 1492 1542 130 360 400 302 462 359 35 11x16
BDB 450-500 ‘S2M’
L
G h3
M E X E
h2
C
D
A
h1
uxs
J V J
F F
B K
Model A B C D E F G J K L M V X h1 h2 h3 d uxs
450 816 722 486 568 568 200 322 608 1666 1726 140 410 450 336 518 407 40 13x18
500 906 794 538 638 638 225 352 678 1856 1916 140 460 500 375 568 448 40 13x18
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BDB ‘C2’
BDB 315-400 ‘C2M’
L
B
G M = E X E =
R
=
C
D
F
A
uxs
= F = J J
V
P H
K
Model A B C D E F G H J K L M P R V X d uxs
315 578 518 340 404 404 330 236 480 434 1183 1263 80 38 3 285 315 30 13x18
355 654 578 383 452 452 368 260 548 492 1339 1429 90 30 6 315 355 35 13x18
400 736 650 432 506 506 402 290 612 546 1492 1582 90 38 5 360 400 35 13x18
BDB 450-500 ‘C2M’

L
B
G M = E X E =
R
=
F
C
D
F1
A
uxs
F
=
= F F1 F = J V J
P H
K
Model A B C D E F F1 G H J K L M P R V X d uxs
450 827 726 486 568 568 200 111 322 681 608 1666 1766 100 45 5 410 450 40 13x18
500 918 800 538 638 638 245 120 352 750 678 1856 1956 100 50 5 460 500 40 13x18
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BDB ‘T2’
BDB 355-400 ‘T2’
B L
G
M = E X E =
R
=
C
D
A
F
uxs
=
= F = J V J
P H K
Model A B C D E F G H J K L M P R V X d uxs
355 654 578 383 452 452 368 260 548 492 1339 1449 110 30 6 315 355 40 13x18
400 736 650 432 506 506 402 290 612 546 1492 1627 135 38 5 360 400 45 13x18
BDB 450-630 ‘T2’
B L
G
M = E X E =
R
=
F
C
D
F1
A
uxs
F
=
= F F1 F = J V J
P H K
Model A B C D E F F1 G H J K L M P R V X d uxs
.
450 827 726 486 568 568 200 111 322 681 608 1666 1801 135 45 5 410 450 50 13x18
500 918 800 538 638 638 245 120 352 750 678 1856 1991 135 50 5 460 500 55 13x18
560 1030 892 603 714 714 280 125 390 844 764 2088 2228 140 48 7 510 560 55 13x18
630 1157 998 679 800 800 328 110 434 945 850 2330 2470 140 53 6 580 630 60 13x18
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Shaft
w t
t1
z
Ød-g6
d t t1 w z
25 8 7 40 28
30 8 7 40 33
35 10 8 50 38
40 12 8 70 43
45 14 9 70 48.5
50 14 9 90 53.5
55 16 10 90 59
60 18 11 90 64
70 20 12 110 74.5
75 20 12 110 79.9
80 22 14 110 85
85 22 14 110 90
90 25 14 140 95
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OVERALL DIMENSION – BDB “S” SERIES
CW 90° (Pos Z) CW 270° (Pos W) CW 360° (Pos W) CW 360° (Pos Z)
C
C C2 C1
H
W L L W L W W L
CCW 90° (Pos W) CCW 270° (Pos Z) CCW 360° (Pos W) CCW 360° (Pos Z)
C C C1 C2
H
H
L W W L L W W L
Motor 90°/ 270° 360°

Model Frame C C * Wt * Wt
Size L W H C1 C2 L W H
(90°) (270°) (kg) (kg)
315 71 445 493 780 630 641 32 551 449 880 630 559 33
80 472 515 820 630 641 32 577 475 920 630 559 33
90 498 537 860 630 641 33 604 500 960 630 559 33
100 524 559 900 630 641 33 630 526 1000 630 559 33
112 549 580 940 630 641 33 655 550 1040 630 559 34
132 605 630 1020 630 641 34 711 604 1120 630 559 34
355 71 483 545 840 702 697 44 611 498 960 702 620 45
80 510 566 880 702 697 44 618 504 980 702 620 45
90 536 588 920 702 697 44 644 528 1020 702 620 45
100 562 610 960 702 697 45 670 553 1060 702 620 45
112 606 648 1020 702 697 45 713 595 1120 702 620 45
132 662 696 1100 702 697 45 767 648 1200 702 620 46
400 71 540 615 920 756 774 50 671 543 1040 756 689 50
80 547 619 940 756 774 50 696 567 1080 756 689 50
90 572 639 980 756 774 50 721 590 1120 756 689 51
100 598 660 1020 756 774 50 747 614 1160 756 689 51
112 642 697 1080 756 774 50 770 637 1200 756 689 51
132 696 743 1160 756 774 51 843 707 1300 756 689 52
160 753 791 1250 756 774 51 908 771 1400 756 689 52
450 80 604 690 1020 844 862 66 753 612 1160 844 769 67
90 629 709 1060 844 862 67 777 634 1200 844 769 67
100 654 730 1100 844 862 67 811 666 1250 844 769 68
112 677 748 1140 844 862 67 843 696 1300 844 769 68
132 711 774 1200 844 862 67 866 718 1350 844 769 68
160 825 874 1350 844 862 68 929 778 1450 844 769 69
500 80 631 728 1080 954 963 88 801 648 1250 954 850 90
90 655 746 1120 954 963 89 834 679 1300 954 850 90
100 679 765 1160 954 963 89 868 711 1350 954 850 90
112 702 783 1200 954 963 89 900 740 1400 954 850 91
132 773 843 1300 954 963 90 922 761 1450 954 850 91
160 837 896 1400 954 963 91 984 820 1550 954 850 92
560 90 709 819 1200 1030 1069 111 906 735 1400 1030 942 112
100 742 845 1250 1030 1069 111 939 766 1450 1030 942 113
112 774 870 1300 1030 1069 112 970 794 1500 1030 942 113
132 844 928 1400 1030 1069 112 991 814 1550 1030 942 114
160 907 980 1500 1030 1069 113 1099 918 1700 1030 942 115
180 981 1044 1600 1030 1069 114 1123 940 1750 1030 942 115
630 90 781 908 1300 1122 1197 135 1025 834 1550 1122 1055 137
100 814 933 1350 1122 1197 136 1057 864 1600 1122 1055 138
112 844 957 1400 1122 1197 136 1088 891 1650 1122 1055 138
132 913 1014 1500 1122 1197 137 1108 909 1700 1122 1055 139
160 974 1062 1600 1122 1197 138 1167 964 1800 1122 1055 139
180 1046 1125 1700 1122 1197 139 1238 1032 1900 1122 1055 140
710 90 871 1011 1450 1264 1376 204 1109 893 1700 1264 1200 207
100 904 1037 1500 1264 1376 205 1141 923 1750 1264 1200 208
112 935 1061 1550 1264 1376 205 1171 950 1800 1264 1200 208
132 956 1074 1600 1264 1376 206 1192 968 1850 1264 1200 209
160 1016 1121 1700 1264 1376 207 1250 1022 1950 1264 1200 210
180 1087 1182 1800 1264 1376 208 1321 1089 2050 1264 1200 211
200 1160 1245 1900 1264 1376 210 1344 1111 2100 1264 1200 212
* The above weight does not include motor and drive unit as these will vary with supplier. All Dimensions in mm.
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OVERALL DIMENSION – BDB “C” SERIES
C C2
C C1
H
W L L W L W W L
C C1 C2
C
H
H
H
L W W L L W W L
Motor 90°/ 270° 360°

(90°) (270°) (kg) (kg)
315 71 460 500 780 630 618 33 534 433 880 630 558 34
80 488 524 820 630 618 33 561 459 920 630 558 34
90 515 547 860 630 618 34 587 484 960 630 558 34
100 542 571 900 630 618 34 614 509 1000 630 558 34
112 568 594 940 630 618 34 638 533 1040 630 558 35
132 625 645 1020 630 618 35 694 587 1120 630 558 35
355 71 496 547 840 702 694 48 593 479 960 702 618 49
80 523 570 880 702 694 48 601 485 980 702 618 49
90 549 592 920 702 694 48 626 509 1020 702 618 49
100 576 615 960 702 694 49 652 534 1060 702 618 49
112 620 654 1020 702 694 49 695 575 1120 702 618 49
132 676 704 1100 702 694 49 749 628 1200 702 618 50
400 71 561 621 920 756 776 53 651 527 1040 756 690 53
80 569 626 940 756 776 53 677 550 1080 756 690 53
90 595 647 980 756 776 53 702 573 1120 756 690 54
100 621 669 1020 756 776 53 727 597 1160 756 690 54
112 664 708 1080 756 776 53 750 619 1200 756 690 54
132 719 756 1160 756 776 54 823 689 1300 756 690 55
160 776 806 1250 756 776 54 888 752 1400 756 690 55
450 80 633 701 1020 844 867 70 733 593 1160 844 766 71
90 658 722 1060 844 867 71 757 615 1200 844 766 71
100 684 743 1100 844 867 71 791 647 1250 844 766 72
112 707 763 1140 844 867 71 824 678 1300 844 766 72
132 741 790 1200 844 867 71 846 699 1350 844 766 72
160 856 894 1350 844 867 72 909 759 1450 844 766 73
500 80 661 740 1080 954 968 95 779 629 1250 954 850 97
90 686 760 1120 954 968 96 812 659 1300 954 850 97
100 711 780 1160 954 968 96 845 691 1350 954 850 97
112 734 799 1200 954 968 96 877 720 1400 954 850 98
132 805 861 1300 954 968 97 899 740 1450 954 850 98
160 870 917 1400 954 968 98 961 799 1550 954 850 99
560 90 739 830 1200 1030 1080 126 884 714 1400 1030 942 127
100 773 858 1250 1030 1080 126 916 744 1450 1030 942 128
112 804 884 1300 1030 1080 127 947 773 1500 1030 942 128
132 875 945 1400 1030 1080 127 968 792 1550 1030 942 129
160 938 998 1500 1030 1080 128 1076 895 1700 1030 942 130
180 1012 1064 1600 1030 1080 129 1100 917 1750 1030 942 130
630 90 816 923 1300 1122 1207 158 998 811 1550 1122 1048 160
100 848 950 1350 1122 1207 159 1031 840 1600 1122 1048 161
112 879 975 1400 1122 1207 159 1061 868 1650 1122 1048 161
132 948 1034 1500 1122 1207 160 1082 886 1700 1122 1048 162
160 1010 1085 1600 1122 1207 161 1140 940 1800 1122 1048 162
180 1082 1149 1700 1122 1207 162 1211 1008 1900 1122 1048 163
710 90 907 1028 1450 1264 1382 229 1080 868 1700 1264 1200 232
100 941 1055 1500 1264 1382 230 1112 897 1750 1264 1200 233
112 972 1080 1550 1264 1382 230 1142 924 1800 1264 1200 233
132 993 1095 1600 1264 1382 231 1162 941 1850 1264 1200 234
160 1054 1144 1700 1264 1382 232 1220 994 1950 1264 1200 235
180 1126 1207 1800 1264 1382 233 1290 1061 2050 1264 1200 236
200 1199 1272 1900 1264 1382 235 1313 1082 2100 1264 1200 237
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OVERALL DIMENSION - BDB “T” SERIES
C C2
C C1
H
W L L W L W W L
C C C1 C2
H
H
L W W L L W W L
Motor 90°/ 270° 360°

(90°) (270°) (kg) (kg)
315 100 542 571 900 662 618 47 614 509 1000 662 558 47
112 568 594 940 662 618 47 638 533 1040 662 558 48
132 625 645 1020 662 618 48 694 587 1120 662 558 48
160 715 728 1140 662 618 48 791 684 1250 662 558 49
355 100 576 615 960 748 694 61 652 534 1060 748 618 61
112 620 654 1020 748 694 61 695 575 1120 748 618 61
132 676 704 1100 748 694 61 749 628 1200 748 618 62
160 745 766 1200 748 694 62 816 693 1300 748 618 62
400 112 664 708 1080 802 776 75 750 619 1200 802 690 76
132 719 756 1160 802 776 76 823 689 1300 802 690 77
160 776 806 1250 802 776 76 888 752 1400 802 690 77
180 854 877 1350 802 776 77 914 778 1450 802 690 77
450 112 707 763 1140 908 867 98 824 678 1300 908 766 99
132 741 790 1200 908 867 98 846 699 1350 908 766 99
160 856 894 1350 908 867 99 958 807 1500 908 766 100
180 883 916 1400 908 867 99 983 832 1550 908 766 100
500 132 805 861 1300 986 968 134 899 740 1450 986 850 135
160 870 917 1400 986 968 135 961 799 1550 986 850 136
180 945 985 1500 986 968 136 1034 871 1650 986 850 137
200 972 1008 1550 986 968 136 1109 944 1750 986 850 137
560 132 875 945 1400 1110 1080 175 968 792 1550 1110 942 177
160 938 998 1500 1110 1080 176 1076 895 1700 1110 942 178
180 1012 1064 1600 1110 1080 177 1100 917 1750 1110 942 178
200 1038 1085 1650 1110 1080 177 1173 989 1850 1110 942 179
630 160 1010 1085 1600 1196 1207 217 1140 940 1800 1196 1048 218
180 1082 1149 1700 1196 1207 218 1211 1008 1900 1196 1048 219
200 1107 1169 1750 1196 1207 218 1235 1030 1950 1196 1048 220
225 1177 1230 1850 1196 1207 219 1301 1095 2050 1196 1048 220
710 160 1054 1144 1700 1310 1382 284 1220 994 1950 1310 1200 287
180 1126 1207 1800 1310 1382 285 1290 1061 2050 1310 1200 288
200 1199 1272 1900 1310 1382 287 1313 1082 2100 1310 1200 289
225 1268 1333 2000 1310 1382 288 1379 1146 2200 1310 1200 290
800 90 986 1130 1550 1418 1548 332 1187 955 1850 1418 1334 335
100 1018 1156 1600 1418 1548 332 1218 983 1900 1418 1334 336
112 1048 1180 1650 1418 1548 333 1247 1009 1950 1418 1334 337
132 1115 1235 1750 1418 1548 334 1267 1024 2000 1418 1334 337
160 1174 1283 1850 1418 1548 335 1370 1120 2150 1418 1334 339
180 1197 1300 1900 1418 1548 336 1391 1139 2200 1418 1334 340
200 1269 1362 2000 1418 1548 337 1461 1206 2300 1418 1334 341
225 1336 1420 2100 1418 1548 338 1526 1268 2400 1418 1334 342
900 100 1140 1302 1750 1596 1728 405 1330 1067 2050 1596 1488 408
112 1169 1325 1800 1596 1728 405 1358 1092 2100 1596 1488 409
132 1189 1338 1850 1596 1728 406 1421 1148 2200 1596 1488 410
160 1293 1425 2000 1596 1728 408 1476 1197 2300 1596 1488 411
180 1315 1441 2050 1596 1728 408 1543 1260 2400 1596 1488 413
200 1385 1501 2150 1596 1728 410 1564 1278 2450 1596 1488 413
225 1451 1557 2250 1596 1728 411 1627 1338 2550 1596 1488 414
250 1518 1615 2350 1596 1728 412 1692 1399 2650 1596 1488 416
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OVERALL DIMENSION - BDB “T” SERIES
C C2
C C1
H
W L L W L W W L
C C C1 C2
H
H
L W W L L W W L
Motor 90° / 270° 360°

(90°) (270°) (kg) (kg)
1000 100 1212 1401 1850 1754 1890 513 1486 1198 2250 1754 1620 518
112 1241 1423 1900 1754 1890 514 1514 1222 2300 1754 1620 519
132 1305 1475 2000 1754 1890 515 1532 1236 2350 1754 1620 520
160 1361 1518 2100 1754 1890 517 1586 1282 2450 1754 1620 521
180 1429 1575 2200 1754 1890 518 1651 1343 2550 1754 1620 522
200 1451 1591 2250 1754 1890 518 1672 1360 2600 1754 1620 523
225 1515 1644 2350 1754 1890 520 1734 1418 2700 1754 1620 524
250 1581 1700 2450 1754 1890 521 1797 1477 2800 1754 1620 525
1120 112 1404 1603 2100 1830 2158 785 1676 1342 2500 1830 1850 795
132 1423 1615 2150 1830 2158 786 1695 1356 2550 1830 1850 797
160 1479 1658 2250 1830 2158 789 1749 1403 2650 1830 1850 799
180 1547 1715 2350 1830 2158 791 1815 1464 2750 1830 1850 802
200 1568 1730 2400 1830 2158 793 1836 1482 2800 1830 1850 803
225 1632 1783 2500 1830 2158 795 1898 1539 2900 1830 1850 806
250 1697 1837 2600 1830 2158 798 1961 1599 3000 1830 1850 809
280 1806 1932 2750 1830 2158 802 2067 1700 3150 1830 1850 813
1250 132 1564 1790 2350 2005 2435 1160 1873 1491 2800 2005 2080 1182
160 1619 1831 2450 2005 2435 1165 1926 1537 2900 2005 2080 1187
180 1687 1886 2550 2005 2435 1170 1992 1596 3000 2005 2080 1191
200 1708 1901 2600 2005 2435 1172 2058 1657 3100 2005 2080 1196
225 1771 1952 2700 2005 2435 1177 2120 1714 3200 2005 2080 1201
250 1835 2005 2800 2005 2435 1182 2182 1772 3300 2005 2080 1206
280 1943 2097 2950 2005 2435 1189 2240 1825 3400 2005 2080 1211
1400 132 1733 1995 2600 2290 2718 1580 2084 1661 3100 2290 2320 1604
160 1786 2035 2700 2290 2718 1585 2137 1707 3200 2290 2320 1609
180 1805 2047 2750 2290 2718 1587 2202 1765 3330 2290 2320 1614
200 1872 2101 2850 2290 2718 1592 2222 1782 3350 2290 2320 1616
225 1933 2150 2950 2290 2718 1597 2282 1836 3450 2290 2320 1621
250 1995 2201 3050 2290 2718 1602 2343 1893 3550 2290 2320 1626
280 2053 2247 3150 2290 2718 1607 2447 1990 3700 2290 2320 1633
315 2153 2331 3300 2290 2718 1614 2498 2037 3800 2290 2320 1638
* The above weight does not include motor and drive unit as these will vary with supplier.2200 All Dimensions in mm.
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OVERALL DIMENSION - BDB “X” SERIES
C C2
C C1
H
W L L W L W W L
C C C1 C2
H
H
L W W L L W W L
Motor 90°/ 270° 360°

(90°) (270°) (kg) (kg)
315 132 625 645 1020 762 618 57 694 587 1120 762 558 57
160 715 728 1140 762 618 57 791 684 1250 762 558 58
180 754 764 1200 762 618 57 819 712 1300 762 558 58
200 834 840 1300 762 618 58 898 790 1400 762 558 58
355 132 676 704 1100 852 694 73 749 628 1200 852 618 74
160 745 766 1200 852 694 74 816 693 1300 852 618 74
180 823 839 1300 852 694 74 892 769 1400 852 618 75
200 852 865 1350 852 694 75 920 797 1450 852 618 75
400 160 776 806 1250 906 776 91 888 752 1400 906 690 92
180 854 877 1350 906 776 92 914 778 1450 906 690 92
200 882 902 1400 906 776 92 990 853 1550 906 690 93
225 956 970 1500 906 776 93 1062 925 1650 906 690 93
450 160 856 894 1350 976 867 104 958 807 1500 976 766 105
180 883 916 1400 976 867 104 983 832 1550 976 766 105
200 960 987 1500 976 867 105 1059 906 1650 976 766 106
225 1032 1055 1600 976 867 105 1130 976 1750 976 766 106
500 180 945 985 1500 1096 968 142 1034 871 1650 1096 850 143
200 972 1008 1550 1096 968 142 1109 944 1750 1096 850 143
225 1044 1073 1650 1096 968 143 1179 1013 1850 1096 850 144
250 1117 1140 1750 1096 968 143 1250 1083 1950 1096 850 145
560 180 1012 1064 1600 1168 1080 185 1100 917 1750 1168 942 186
200 1038 1085 1650 1168 1080 185 1173 989 1850 1168 942 187
225 1109 1149 1750 1168 1080 186 1242 1056 1950 1168 942 188
250 1180 1214 1850 1168 1080 187 1312 1124 2050 1168 942 189
630 200 1107 1169 1750 1316 1207 233 1235 1030 1950 1316 1048 235
225 1177 1230 1850 1316 1207 234 1301 1095 2050 1316 1048 235
250 1247 1294 1950 1316 1207 235 1370 1161 2150 1316 1048 236
280 1362 1401 2100 1316 1207 236 1483 1273 2300 1316 1048 237
710 200 1199 1272 1900 1420 1382 307 1313 1082 2100 1420 1200 309
225 1268 1333 2000 1420 1382 308 1379 1146 2200 1420 1200 310
250 1338 1395 2100 1420 1382 309 1447 1211 2300 1420 1200 311
280 1403 1453 2200 1420 1382 310 1559 1321 2450 1420 1200 313
800 160 1168 1273 1850 1528 1568 378 1363 1112 2150 1528 1354 384
180 1191 1290 1900 1528 1568 379 1385 1132 2200 1528 1354 385
200 1264 1353 2000 1528 1568 381 1455 1199 2300 1528 1354 387
225 1331 1412 2100 1528 1568 383 1521 1261 2400 1528 1354 389
250 1400 1472 2200 1528 1568 385 1587 1326 2500 1528 1354 391
280 1464 1528 2300 1528 1568 387 1649 1386 2600 1528 1354 392
900 180 1308 1431 2050 1690 1748 458 1536 1251 2400 1690 1508 465
200 1380 1492 2150 1690 1748 460 1558 1270 2450 1690 1508 466
225 1446 1548 2250 1690 1748 462 1621 1330 2550 1690 1508 468
250 1513 1607 2350 1690 1748 464 1686 1392 2650 1690 1508 470
280 1576 1660 2450 1690 1748 466 1795 1497 2800 1690 1508 472
315 1683 1757 2600 1690 1748 469 1850 1551 2900 1690 1508 474
1000 200 1445 1581 2250 1875 1910 580 1665 1352 2600 1875 1640 586
225 1510 1635 2350 1875 1910 582 1727 1410 2700 1875 1640 588
250 1576 1691 2450 1875 1910 583 1790 1469 2800 1875 1640 590
280 1686 1789 2600 1875 1910 586 1897 1572 2950 1875 1640 593
315 1792 1882 2750 1875 1910 589 2000 1671 3100 1875 1640 596
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OVERALL DIMENSION - BDB “X” SERIES
C C2
C C1
H
W L L W L W W L
C C C1 C2
H
H
L W W L L W W L
Motor 90° / 270° 360°

(90°) (270°) (kg) (kg)
1120 225 1680 1827 2550 1946 2158 865 1898 1539 2900 1946 1850 874
250 1746 1882 2650 1946 2158 867 1961 1599 3000 1946 1850 877
280 1806 1932 2750 1946 2158 870 2067 1700 3150 1946 1850 881
315 1911 2024 2900 1946 2158 874 2169 1798 3300 1946 1850 885
355 2012 2112 3050 1946 2158 878 2266 1892 3450 1946 1850 889
1250 225 1819 1995 2750 2065 2435 1276 2120 1714 3200 2065 2080 1298
250 1883 2049 2850 2065 2435 1281 2182 1772 3300 2065 2080 1303
280 1943 2097 2950 2065 2435 1286 2240 1825 3400 2065 2080 1308
315 2046 2186 3100 2065 2435 1293 2340 1921 3550 2065 2080 1315
355 2145 2272 3250 2065 2435 1300 2436 2013 3700 2065 2080 1322
1400 250 1995 2201 3050 2325 2718 1670 2343 1893 3550 2325 2320 1694
280 2053 2247 3150 2325 2718 1675 2447 1990 3700 2325 2320 1701
315 2153 2331 3300 2325 2718 1682 2498 2037 3800 2325 2320 1706
355 2250 2413 3450 2325 2718 1689 2640 2173 4000 2325 2320 1715
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Operational Limits - "BDB"
315 355 400 450 500 560 630 710 800 900 1000 1120 1250 1400
Maximum Absorbed Power S-C kW 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 18

T kW 8 11 14 18 20 25 30 40 22 30 35 45 50 70
X kW 16 22 28 35 45 50 60 80 50 60 80 100 120 160
Z kW 100 120 160 180 200 250
S2-C2 kW 5 6.5 6.5 7.5 7.5
T2 kW 15 15 18 22 22 25
Maximum Fan Speed S-C rpm 3100 2700 2500 2200 1900 1700 1500 1350
T rpm 4100 3500 3200 2900 2500 2200 2000 1800 1200 1050 1000 850 780 680
X rpm 5100 4500 4100 3600 3200 2800 2500 2200 1600 1400 1300 1100 1000 900
Z rpm 2000 1750 1600 1400 1250 1100
S2-C2 rpm 2400 2200 1800 1600 1200
T2 rpm 2800 2400 2200 2000 1550 1300
o
Temperature Range / Min. -20oC S-C Max. C 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85
o
T-X Max. C 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100
o
S2-C2 Max. C 85 85 85 85 85
o
T2 Max. C 100 100 100 100 100 100
Fan weight S kg 26 37 42 58 74 95 118 174

C kg 27 41 45 62 81 110 141 199
T kg 40 53 67 89 118 158 197 251 299 368 474 687 967 1362
X kg 49 65 82 94 124 166 212 271 323 397 512 755 1064 1430
S2 kg 46 66 76 103 129
C2 kg 53 76 91 117 148
T2 kg 106 132 147 182 235 296
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Centrifugal Fan Ordering Information
Fan Details
Fan type DIDW SISW
Impeller type Forward Curved Backward Curved

Others : __________________ (Please State)
Model & size e.g. FSA 560 C Model : ___________________ (If known)
Drive type - belt, direct, Belt Direct Coupling

coupling (if differ from standard) Others : __________________ (Please State)
Arrangement (1 & 3 for bare shaft fan; 4, 8 & 12 for Bare fan
complete with drive system) Complete with drive system
Rotation & Discharge e.g. CCW 270 CW CCW
90 180 270 360
Motor position (refer to diagram) e.g. W W X Y Z

Air Flow Rate Q : __________________
L/S m3/h m3/min m3/s cfm
Pressure (static & total) SP : ___________________
TP : ___________
Pa mmH2O inWG
Fan RPM (if specified) Max. : _________________
Min. : _________________
Noise level dB dBA
Lw : __________________
Lp : __________________ at Distance : _________ m
free field room condition corner / wall
Ambient temperature Temp. : ______________ °C
Air density, if differ from standard Density : ______________ kg/m3

Altitude : _______________ m
Motor Details Fittings Detail

Power kW : _____________ Accessories Inspection door
HP : _____________ Drain plug
Flexible duct
Inlet vane control
No. of Poles / 2P 4P 6P 8P Vibration Isolators:
RPM Others : _______________ Rubber Spring
(pls state RPM) Floor-mount Ceiling-hang
Voltage 220V 415V Silencers :

380V 440V With pod Without pod
400V Others : _______ Inlet Outlet
Both inlet & outlet
Phase 1 Counter-flanges :
3 Flat L-type U-type
Inlet Outlet
Frequecy 50 Hz 60 Hz Special Features

Frame size IEC : _________________ Other Painting
NEMA : _______________ Requirements Powder coating
Others : _______________ Hot-dipped galvanizing
Make, if specified Brand : _______________ Spark-resistant

Mfr. : ________________ Corrosion-resistant
Country : _____________ Heat-resistant, temp. _______°C
Smoke Spill,
Max. temp. _____°C for _____Hr
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NOTES
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KRUGER GROUP (VENTILATION)
• SINGAPORE • SINGAPORE
KRUGER VENTILATION INDUSTRIES PTE LTD KRUGER ENGINEERING PTE LTD
No. 17, Tuas Avenue 10 No. 17, Tuas Avenue 10
Singapore 639141 Singapore 639141
Tel. +65 68611577 - Fax +65 68613577 Tel. +65 68631191 - Fax +65 68631151
Email: mktg@krugerasia.com Email: mktg@krugerasia.com
• MALAYSIA • THAILAND
KRUVENT INDUSTRIES (M) SDN BHD KRUGER VENTILATION IND. (THAILAND) CO. LTD
Lot 8, Jalan Perusahaan 2 Batu Caves 1/19 Moo 2 Rama II Rd, Tasai
Industrial Area, 68100 Batu Caves Mueng Samuthsakorn 74000, Thailand
Selangor Tel. +66 34-490164-9/375-6 - Fax +66 34-490170/377
Tel. +603 61888293 - Fax +603 61898843 Email: mktg@kruger.co.th
Email: mktg@kruger.com.my
• BEIJING • GUANGZHOU
BEIJING KRUGER M&E EQUIPMENTS CO. LTD GUANGZHOU KRUGER M&E INDUSTRIES LTD
No. 1A Fuyuan South Road No. 1270 Maogang Road, Huangpu
Beijing Economical And Technological Guangzhou, P.R. China 510700
Development Area, Beijing China 100176 Tel. +86 20-82287634 - Fax +86 20-82287624
Tel. +86 10-67881366 - Fax +86 10-67880566 Email: gzkruger@Public.guangzhou.gd.cn
Email: kruger_bj@yahoo.com.cn
• HONG KONG • SHANGHAI

KRUGER VENTILATION (HONG KONG) LIMITED SHANGHAI KRUGER INDUSTRIES CO. LTD
Flat B, 9/F, Yeung Yiu Chung (No.8) Industrial Building, No. 500 Yuanguo Road, Anting, Jiading,
20 Wang Hoi Road, Kowloon, Hong Kong Shanghai 201814, P.R. China
Tel. +852 22469182 – Fax +852 22469187 Tel. +86 21-69573286 - Fax +86 21-69573266
Email: cfyau@kruger.com.hk Email: shkruger@online.sh.cn
• WUHAN • TAIPEI
WUHAN KRUGER INDUSTRIES CO. LTD KRUGER VENTILATION (TAIWAN) CO. LTD
108 Fangjicun, Yangyuan Street No. 157, Ping-an Rd, Hengfeng Village,
Wuchang, Wuhan, P.R . China 430063 Dayuan Shiang Taoyuan Country 337, Taiwan (ROC)
Tel. +86 27- 86718165 - Fax +86 27- 86825719 Tel. +886 3-3859119 - Fax +886 3-3859118
Email: whkruger@public.wh.hb.cn Email: kruger@ms27.hinet.net
• PHILIPPINES • AUSTRALIA
KRUGER M&E INDUSTRIES CORPORATION KRUGER VENTILATION (AUSTRALIA) PTY LTD
FAPI Compound, E. Rodriguez Ave. 4 Blackfriar Place, Wetherill Park
Tunasan, Muntinlupa City, Philippines 1773 NSW 2164, Australia
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• INDONESIA • INDIA
P.T. KRUGERINDO ADHITEKNIK KRUGER M&E INDUSTRIES (INDIA) PVT LTD
Ruko Mahkota Mas Blok C No. 20 Pardhy House 1st Floor
JL. M.H. Thamrin – Cikokol Tangerang 15117 Junction of Hanuman Road & MG Road
Tel. +62 21-5543107-8 - Fax +62 21-5543016 Vile Parle (East) Mumbai 57
Email: kia@krugerindo.co.id Tel. +91 22-56926095/6/7 - Fax +91 22-56926098
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• KOREA
NEOMATE TECHNOLOGY & CONSULTING CO. LTD
#B-304, Ansung B/D, 410-15, Shindorim-Dong,
Kuro-Gu, Seoul, Korea
Tel. +82 02-2679-2052-3 - Fax +82 02-2679-2174
Email: neomatetnc@chol.com
The company is always improving and developing its products, therefore the company reserves the right to make changes to the illustrated products.
Certified dimension will be provided upon request.
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Kruger Ventilation Industries Pte Ltd
No. 17 Tuas Avenue 10 Singapore 639141 - Tel. +65 68611577 - Fax +65 68613577 CNo. - CAT008.E2 April 2003
19
FDA
DOUBLE INLET
CENTRIFUGAL FAN
with Forward Wheels
FDA Series
DOUBLE INLET CENTRIFUGAL FAN with Forward Wheels
Kruger Ventilation Industries certifies that the FDA

series : version S, C, T and X - model 200 to 1000
shown herein is licensed to bear the AMCA Seal.
The ratings shown are based on tests and procedures
performed in accordance with AMCA publication 211
and AMCA publication 311 and comply with the
requirements of the AMCA Certified Ratings Program.
FDA Series
FDA Series
Double Inlet Forward Curved Centrifugal Fans
The FDA series is DIDW centrifugal fans with forward curved impellers. The fans are suitable for supply or extract
applications in commercial, process and industrial HVAC systems.
Sizes of this series are in accordance with AMCA standard 99-0098-76 R20.
Type / Operating Limit

Each fan type has its maximum operating speed
Model 315 to 710
and power due to its mechanical design.
Type S-C I Model 800 to 1400
The operating limit of FDA series - fan type is
Type T II I
design to meet the requirement of class I, II and III
Type X III II limit as defined in AMCA standard 99-2408-69.
The FDA series is available in type S, C, T and X.
Type S
This type is supplied with mounting feet and can be mounted in three different orientations.
The construction is mainly for OEM application which only subject to testing and approval.
Volume : 1000 to 50000 m3/h
Performance of 160 and 180 are not AMCA licensed.
Type C
This type has a frame fitted on both sides of the fan which gives better strength and rigidity.
It allows mounting in four different orientations.
Volume : 1000 to 50000 m3/h
Performance of 160 and 180 are not AMCA licensed.
Type T
This type has a welded frame giving increased stiffness and rigidity required for higher
operating performance.
Volume : 2500 to 250 000 m3/h
Performance of 1120, 1250 & 1400 are not AMCA licensed.
Type X
The structure is similar to type T but utilizes enhanced bearings to support higher dynamic
load necessary for the increased performance.
Volume : 1500 to 250 000 m3/h
Performance of 1120, 1250 & 1400 are not AMCA licensed.
1
FDA Series
FDA Twin Fan

FDA series are also available
in twin fan version, with two
Type S2
double inlet fans mounted on Size: 250 to 500
the same shaft. Vol.: 5000 to 50000m3/h
To select for twin fans, use
the curves of single fan
with the following factors :-
Volume x2 Type C2
Absorbed Power x 2.15
Speed x 1.05 Size: 250 to 500
Noise + 3 dB Vol.: 5000 to 50000m3/h
This series is available in

Type S2, C2 or T2, fig. 2
shows the sizes and type
Type T2
available.
Size: 355 to 630
Performances of twin fan Vol.: 10000 to 80000m3/h
series are not AMCA
licensed.
Fig.2
Wheel
The wheel of FDA series has forward curved blades
manufactured in galvanised sheet steel.
Housing
For all sizes except 1250 and above, the housing is
manufactured in galvanized sheet steel with the housing
fixed to the side plates in "pittsburg lock" form system.
Housings for 1250 and 1400 are manufactured in mild steel
finished with polyester powder coating.
Frame
The frame is manufactured with galvanized angular bars for
type "C". For type "T" and "X", they are manufactured with
sections of steel and finished with polyester powder coating.
Shaft
Shafts are manufactured from C45 carbon steel using an
automatic process for positioning and cutting of the
keyways. All dimensional tolerances of the shaft are fully
checked to ensure a precision fit and then coated with an
anti-corrosion varnish after assembly.
Bearings
Bearings used are either deep groove ball bearing type with
an eccentric locking collar or an adapter sleeve, or spherical
roller bearings type sealed at both sides for different duty
application as classified below:
2
FDA Series
Mounted in a rubber housing Mounted on cast iron supports with grease point
S C T X
Fan Type
SL Light Duty CL Light Duty TL Light Duty

Bearing Duty
SM Medium Duty CM Medium Duty TM Medium Duty XM Medium Duty
eg. Model: FDA 450 C M TX Extra Heavy Duty XX Extra Heavy Duty
Fan Bearing Duty (L, M, X)
Fan Type (S, C, T, X, Z)
Fan Size
(315, 355, 400…1400)
The bearings are lubricated for life and maintenance-free.

If re-lubrication is necessary, it is recommended to use
lithium base grease suitable for all temperatures within
the operational limits.
Balancing Quality
All wheels are statically and dynamically balanced to
ISO1940 and AMCA 204 – G2.5 standards.
All fans after assembly are trim-balanced to ISO1940 and
AMCA 204 – G2.5 standard.
Accessories
Casing Drain
P3 This option is available when using fans exposed to the
atmosphere or operating in high humidity conditions.
Outlet Flanges
Outlet flanges are available upon request.
P4
Inspection Doors
The inspection door can be supplied upon request. It can
be supplied in one of the three position (P3, P4 & P5).
P5
Guards
Inlet guards, discharge guards and non-drive end shaft
guards are available on request.
3
FDA Series
Fan Rotation and Discharge

The rotation and discharge of the fan is in accordance with AMCA standard 99-2406-83.
The direction of rotation is determined from the drive side of the fan [refer Fig. 3]: -
CW - clockwise rotation
CCW - counter-clockwise rotation
90° 180° 270° 360°
CW
CCW
Fig. 3 - Fan rotation and discharge
Motor Position
W
The position of the motor for belt drive
centrifugal fan is in accordance with AMCA
standard 99-2407-66.
Location of motor is determined by facing the
Z
X drive side of fan and designating the positions
by letters W, X, Y, or Z .
[refer to Fig.4]
Y
Fig. 4 - Motor Position
100
80
60
Motor Selection
Correction Factor, % motor power output
The power curve shown on each performance

40
30
curve represents the absorbed power at the
shaft of the fan measured in kW.
20
15
10
8
2 Pole
To determine the power of the motor to be
6
installed, a correction factor as shown in fig. 5
should be applied to compensate for
4 & 6 Pole
4
3
transmission losses.
2
For conversion to horsepower (HP), use

1.5
1
multiplying factor 1.34.
0.45
0.75
15
22.5
30
45
60
75
150
225
300
450
0.2
0.3
0.6
1.5
2.2
4.5
7.5
3
Motor power output (kW)
Fig. 5 – Recommended for compensation
4
FDA Series
Dynamic Pressure
The dynamic pressure and outlet air velocity shown on each curve are calculated on the full air discharge area,
i.e. ducted outlet conditions.
With free outlet conditions, the velocity pressure is higher. To determine this new value, multiply the velocity
pressure of the ducted outlet obtained from the fan curve by the following correction factor “K”.
Fan performances calculate with this correction factors are not licensed by AMCA.
[ K = 2.6 ]
Performance
The performance data shown on each diagram has been tested and measured in accordance to AMCA
Standard 210 – Fig 12 – installation type B (free inlet and ducted outlet conditions).
Ratings are referred to the standard air density with the total pressure as a function of the air volume, using
logarithmic scales.
It is essential that, the same installation type and test standards are used at all times, when comparing fan
performances.
Noise
The noise level shown on each diagram refer to the sound power "A-weighted" and the data on the inlet side
has been measured in accordance with AMCA Standard 300 diag. 2 - configuration "B". The noise levels of the
fans are determined as follows :
Sound power level - ("A" scale): Lw (A) as catalogue
Octave band spectrum: Lw = Lw(A) + Lw rel. dB [refer to Kruger for more details]
Sound pressure level:
a) free field
Lp(A) = Lw(A) - (20log10d) -11
b) room conditions
Lp(A) = Lw(A) - (20log10d) -7
where d = distance of fan (m)
5
FDA Series
Example of Selection
FDA 500
S-C T
γ
η
Air Volume Q = 20000 m3/h
Outlet Velocity V = 13.6 m/s
Dynamic Pressure Pd = 114 Pa
Total Pressure Pt = 737 Pa
Fan Speed N = 828 rpm
Absorbed Power W = 6.5 kW
Total Efficiency η = 62 %
Sound Power Level Lw(A) = 95.3 dB(A) - Performance shown is for Installation type B - free inlet, ducted outlet. Performance ratings do not include the effects
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
FDA ‘S’
FDA 160-400 ‘S’

G h3 L
M E M
h2
C
D
A
h1
uxs
F J
B K
d
SL SM
160 292 282 172 204 204 180 140 224 244 368 82 150 204 150 20 - 11x16
180 328 312 192 228 228 180 152 248 268 392 82 164 224 164 20 20 11x16
200 364 342 215 256 256 224 164 281 306 420 82 181 245 184 20 20 11x16
225 408 380 243 288 288 224 180 313 338 452 82 197 274 204 20 20 11x16
250 452 416 270 322 322 224 194 347 372 486 82 210 299 227 20 20 11x16
280 508 464 302 360 360 280 214 390 420 556 98 236 331 255 25 25 11x16
315 572 516 340 404 404 280 236 434 464 600 98 261 370 283 25 25 11x16
355 644 576 383 452 452 315 260 492 532 672 110 274 411 320 30 30 11x16
400 724 644 432 506 506 355 290 546 586 726 110 302 462 359 30 30 11x16
FDA 450-710 ‘S’
G h3 L
M E M
t
t1
h2
z
C
D
Ød-g6
A
w
h1
uxs
F F J
B K
d
SL SM
450 816 722 486 568 568 200 322 608 648 814 123 336 518 407 35 35 13x18
500 906 794 538 638 638 225 352 678 718 924 143 375 568 448 35 35 13x18
560 1016 886 603 714 714 250 390 764 814 1000 143 416 634 502 40 40All dimensions
13x18 in mm.
630 1142 992 679 800 800 280 434 850 900 1092 146 468 707 571 40 45 13x18
710 1286 1114 765 898 898 315 484 948 998 1234 168 531 797 636 50 50 13x18
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FDA ‘C’
FDA 180-400 ‘C’

B
L
G
R M = E = M
=
C
D
F
A
uxs
=
= F =
J
P H K
∅d
CL CM
180 336 323 192 228 228 180 152 294 248 268 392 62 29 5 20 20 9x12
200 370 343 215 256 256 224 164 306 281 306 420 57 37 4 20 20 11x16
225 415 382 243 288 288 224 180 348 313 338 452 57 34 3 20 20 11x16
250 460 418 270 322 322 224 194 383 347 372 486 57 35 4 20 20 11x16
280 518 466 302 360 360 280 214 432 390 420 556 68 34 5 25 25 13x18
315 578 518 340 404 404 330 236 480 434 464 600 68 38 3 25 25 13x18
355 654 578 383 452 452 368 260 548 492 532 672 70 30 6 30 30 13x18
400 736 650 432 506 506 402 290 612 546 586 726 70 38 5 30 30 13x18
FDA 450-710 ‘C’
B
L
G
M = E = M
R
t
=
t1
z
C
F
D
F1
Ød-g6
A
uxs
F
w
=
= F F1 F =
J
P H K
∅d
Model A B C D E F F1 G H J K L M P uxs
CL CM
450 827 726 486 568 568 200 111 322 681 608 648 814 83 45 35 35 13x18
500 918 800 538 638 638 245 120 352 750 678 718 924 103 50 35 35 13x18
560 1030 892 603 714 714 280 125 390 844 764 814 1000 93 48 40 40 13x18
630 1157 998 679 800 800 328 110 434 945 850 900 1092 96 53 40 45 13x18
710 1302 1120 765 898 898 360 150 484 1057 948 998 1234 118 63 50 50 17x22
29
FDA ‘T’
FDA 250-400 ‘T’

B
L
G
R M = E = M
=
C
D
F
A
uxs
=
= F =
J
P H
K
d
TL TM
250 460 418 270 322 322 224 194 383 347 372 538 83 35 4 25 25 11x16
280 518 466 302 360 360 280 214 432 390 420 588 84 34 5 30 30 13x18
315 578 518 340 404 404 330 236 480 434 464 632 84 38 3 30 30 13x18
355 654 578 383 452 452 368 260 548 492 532 718 93 30 6 35 35 13x18
400 736 650 432 506 506 402 290 612 546 586 772 93 38 5 35 35 13x18
FDA 450-1000 ‘T’

B
L
G
M = E = M
R
=
C
F
D
F1
A
uxs
F
=
= F F1 F =
H J
P
K
d
TL TM
450 827 726 486 568 568 200 111 322 681 608 648 878 115 45 5 40 40 13x18
500 918 800 538 638 638 245 120 352 750 678 718 956 119 50 5 40 45 13x18
560 1030 892 603 714 714 280 125 390 844 764 814 1080 133 48 7 45 45 13x18
630 1157 998 679 800 800 328 110 434 945 850 900 1166 133 53 6 50 50 13x18
710 1302 1120 765 898 898 360 150 484 1057 948 998 1280 141 63 7 50 55 17x22
800 1468 1254 862 1006 1006 405 171 540 1180 1056 1106 1388 141 74 7 55 55 17x22
900 1648 1408 971 1130 1130 455 189 604 1319 1180 1230 1566 168 89 7 60 60 17X22
1000 1810 1540 1066 1266 1266 500 200 656 1450 1316 1366 1724 179 90 9 60 70 17x22
30
FDA ‘T’
FDA 1120 - 1400 ‘T’ B

L
G
M = E = N
F
=
C
D
A
=
uxs
=
F
F = = = F J
P H K
d
Model A B C D E F G H J K L M N P R uxs
TL TM
1120 2033 1725 1200 1422 1422 290 748 1630 1483 1548 1800 193 59 95 9 - 75 17x22
1250 2285 1930 1353 1524 1524 300 830 1831 1599 1674 1975 220 81 99 9 - 80 17x22
1400 2568 2170 1515 1794 1794 310 963 2057 1869 1944 2260 227 89 113 13 - 90 17x22
All Dimensions in mm
31
FDA ‘X’
FDA 560-1000 ‘X’

B
L
G
M = E = M
R
=
F
C
D
F1
A
uxs
F
=
= F F1 F =
J
P H
K
Model A B C D E F F1 G H J K L M P R d uxs
560 1030 892 603 714 714 280 125 390 844 764 814 1138 162 48 7 55 13x18
630 1157 998 679 800 800 328 110 434 945 850 900 1286 193 53 6 60 13x18
710 1302 1120 765 898 898 360 150 484 1057 948 998 1390 196 63 7 65 17x22
800 1468 1254 862 1006 1006 405 171 540 1180 1056 1106 1498 196 74 7 65 17x22
900 1648 1408 971 1130 1130 455 189 604 1319 1180 1230 1660 215 89 7 70 17X22
1000 1810 1540 1066 1266 1266 500 200 656 1450 1316 1366 1845 239.5 90 9 80 17x22
FDA 1120-1140 ‘X’
B
L
G = =
M E N
R
F
=
C
D
A
uxs
=
F
F = = = F
H J
P
K
Model A B C D E F G H J K L M N P R d uxs
1120 2033 1725 1200 1422 1422 290 748 1630 1483 1548 1916 266 102 95 9 90 17x22
1250 2285 1930 1353 1524 1524 300 830 1831 1599 1674 2035 265 96 99 9 100 17x22
1400 2568 2170 1515 1794 1794 310 963 2057 1869 1944 2295 256 95 113 13 100 17x22
32
FDA ‘S2’
FDA 250-400 ‘S2’
G h3 L
M E N E
h2
C
D
A
h1
uxs
F J V J
B K
Model A B C D E F G J K L M N V h1 h2 h3 d uxs
250 452 416 270 322 322 224 194 347 944 994 100 250 225 210 299 227 25 11x16
280 508 464 302 360 360 280 214 390 1060 1110 110 280 250 236 331 255 30 11x16
315 572 516 340 404 404 280 236 434 1183 1233 110 315 285 261 370 283 30 11x16
355 644 576 383 452 452 315 260 492 1339 1389 130 355 315 274 411 320 35 11x16
400 724 644 432 506 506 355 290 546 1492 1542 130 400 360 302 462 359 35 11x16
FDA 450-500 ‘S2’

G h3 L
M E N E
h2
C
D
A
h1
uxs
F J V J
B K
Model A B C D E F G J K L M N V h1 h2 h3 d uxs
450 816 722 486 568 568 200 322 608 1666 1726 140 450 410 336 518 407 40 13x18
500 906 794 538 638 638 225 352 678 1856 1916 140 500 460 375 568 448 40 13x18
33
FDA ‘C2’
FDA 250-400 ‘C2’
L
B
G M = E N E =
R
=
C
D
F
A
uxs
= F = J V J
P H K
Model A B C D E F G H J K L M N P R V d uxs
250 460 418 270 322 322 224 194 383 347 939 1019 75 250 35 4 220 25 11x16
280 518 466 302 360 360 280 214 432 390 1060 1140 80 280 34 5 250 30 13x18
315 578 518 340 404 404 330 236 480 434 1183 1263 80 315 38 3 285 30 13x18
355 654 578 383 452 452 368 260 548 492 1339 1429 90 355 30 6 315 35 13x18
400 736 650 432 506 506 402 290 612 546 1492 1582 90 400 38 5 360 35 13x18
All dimensions in mm.
FDA 450-500 ‘C2’
B L
G M = E N E =
R
=
F
C
D
F1
A
uxs
F
=
= F F1 F = J V J
P H K
Model A B C D E F F1 G H J K L M N P R V d uxs
450 827 726 486 568 568 200 111 322 681 608 1666 1766 100 450 45 5 410 40 13x18
500 918 800 538 638 638 245 120 352 750 678 1856 1956 100 500 50 5 460 40 13x18
All dimensions in mm.
34
FDA ‘T2’
FDA 355-400 ‘T2’
L
B
G M = E N E =
R
=
C
D
F
A
uxs
=
= F = J V J
P H
K
Model A B C D E F G H J K L M N P R V d uxs
355 654 578 383 452 452 368 260 548 492 1339 1449 110 355 30 6 315 40 13x18
400 736 650 432 506 506 402 290 612 546 1492 1602 110 400 38 5 360 40 13x18
FDA 450-630 ‘T2’

L
B
G M = E N E =
R
=
F
C
D
F1
A
uxs
F
=
= F F1 F = J V J
P H
K
Model A B C D E F F1 G H J K L M N P R V d uxs
450 827 726 486 568 568 200 111 322 681 608 1666 1801 135 450 45 5 410 45 13x18
500 918 800 538 638 638 245 120 352 750 678 1856 1991 135 500 50 5 460 50 13x18
560 1030 892 603 714 714 280 125 390 844 764 2088 2228 140 560 48 7 510 50 13x18
630 1157 998 679 800 800 328 110 434 945 850 2330 2470 140 630 53 6 580 55 13x18
35
Shaft
w t
t1
z
Ød-g6
d t t1 w z
20 6 6 30 22.5
25 8 7 40 28
30 8 7 40 33
35 10 8 50 38
40 12 8 70 43
45 14 9 70 48.5
50 14 9 90 53.5
55 16 10 90 59
60 18 11 90 64
70 20 12 110 74.5
75 20 12 110 79.9
80 22 14 110 85
85 22 14 110 90
90 25 14 140 95
36
OVERALL DIMENSION - FDA “S” SERIES
C C2
C C1
H
W L H L W L W W L
C C1 C2
C
H
H
H
L W W L L W W L
Motor 90°/ 270° 360°

Model Frame C C H H * Wt * Wt
Size L W C1 C2 L W H
(90°) (270°) (90°) (270°) (kg) (kg)
160 63 307 319 560 398 362 364 11 366 315 600 398 330 11
71 337 348 600 398 362 364 11 397 345 640 398 330 12
80 347 356 620 398 362 364 11 427 375 680 398 330 12
90 377 383 660 398 362 364 12 456 404 720 398 330 12
100 406 411 700 398 362 364 12 486 434 760 398 330 12
180 63 317 334 580 422 396 400 12 392 337 640 422 356 13
71 327 342 600 422 396 400 12 403 347 660 422 356 13
80 357 369 640 422 396 400 13 432 377 700 422 356 13
90 386 395 680 422 396 400 13 461 405 740 422 356 13
100 415 422 720 422 396 400 13 491 435 780 422 356 13
200 63 348 368 620 450 436 434 14 402 338 660 450 388 14
71 358 376 640 450 436 434 14 413 348 680 450 388 14
80 387 402 680 450 436 434 14 442 376 720 450 388 14
90 415 428 720 450 436 434 14 450 385 740 450 388 14
100 444 454 760 450 436 434 14 479 413 780 450 388 15
112 471 479 800 450 436 434 15 506 440 820 450 388 15
225 63 375 401 660 482 480 479 16 449 374 720 482 424 16
71 385 409 680 482 480 479 16 479 403 760 482 424 16
80 413 434 720 482 480 479 16 508 431 800 482 424 16
90 461 478 780 482 480 479 16 536 459 840 482 424 17
100 469 485 800 482 480 479 16 565 487 880 482 424 17
112 496 509 840 482 480 479 17 591 514 920 482 424 17
250 71 432 461 740 516 520 521 18 526 441 820 516 461 18
80 441 468 760 516 520 521 18 554 468 860 516 461 18
90 469 492 800 516 520 521 18 582 496 900 516 461 18
100 497 517 840 516 520 521 18 610 523 940 516 461 19
112 543 560 900 516 520 521 18 636 549 980 516 461 19
280 71 439 475 760 586 578 577 23 548 456 860 586 509 23
80 447 481 780 586 578 577 23 557 464 880 586 509 24
90 474 504 820 586 578 577 23 584 490 920 586 509 24
100 501 528 860 586 578 577 23 611 517 960 586 509 24
112 527 550 900 586 578 577 24 636 542 1000 586 509 24
132 544 563 940 586 578 577 24 653 558 1040 586 509 24
315 71 483 527 820 630 641 577 28 589 486 920 630 559 29
80 491 532 840 630 641 642 29 616 513 960 630 559 29
90 517 555 990 630 641 642 29 623 519 980 630 559 29
100 544 578 920 630 641 642 29 650 545 1020 630 559 30
112 569 599 960 630 641 642 29 675 569 1060 630 559 30
132 585 611 1000 630 641 642 29 711 604 1120 630 559 30
355 71 540 596 900 702 697 712 35 649 535 1000 702 620 36
80 548 601 920 702 697 712 35 675 560 1040 702 620 36
90 555 605 940 702 697 712 35 701 585 1080 702 620 36
100 582 628 980 702 697 712 36 708 591 1100 702 620 36
112 606 648 1020 702 697 712 36 752 634 1160 702 620 37
132 642 678 1080 702 697 712 36 767 648 1200 702 620 37
400 71 559 632 940 756 774 794 45 671 543 1040 756 689 45
80 566 636 960 756 774 794 45 678 549 1060 756 689 45
90 572 639 980 756 774 794 45 721 590 1120 756 689 46
100 598 660 1020 756 774 794 45 747 614 1160 756 689 46
112 622 679 1030 756 774 794 45 770 637 1200 756 689 46
132 637 688 1100 756 774 794 46 794 659 1250 756 689 46
160 644 688 1140 756 774 794 46 810 673 1300 756 689 47
* The above weight does not include motor and drive unit as these will vary with supplier.
37
OVERALL DIMENSION - FDA “S” SERIES
C C2
C C1
H
H
W L L W L W W L
C C1 C2
C
H
H
H
L W W L L W W L
* The above weight does not include motor and drive unit as these will vary with supplier.
Motor 90° / 270° 360°

Model Frame C C H H * Wt * Wt
Size L W C1 C2 L W H
(90°) (270°) (90°) (270°) (kg) (kg)
450 71 616 703 1020 844 862 888 56 746 606 1140 844 769 57
80 641 723 1060 844 862 888 57 771 629 1180 844 769 57
90 648 726 1080 844 862 888 57 824 679 1250 844 769 58
100 673 747 1120 844 862 888 57 859 712 1300 844 769 58
112 697 765 1160 844 862 888 57 891 743 1350 844 769 58
132 711 774 1200 844 862 888 57 915 765 1400 844 769 58
160 776 828 1300 844 862 888 58 929 778 1450 844 769 59
500 80 705 793 1160 954 963 986 84 847 692 1300 954 850 85
90 711 796 1180 954 963 986 84 881 724 1350 954 850 85
100 717 799 1200 954 963 986 84 915 756 1400 954 850 86
112 750 826 1250 954 963 986 85 947 787 1450 954 850 86
132 773 843 1300 954 963 986 85 970 808 1500 954 850 87
160 837 896 1400 954 963 986 86 984 820 1550 954 850 87
560 80 768 873 1250 1030 1069 1097 97 965 793 1450 1030 942 99
90 802 901 1300 1030 1069 1097 98 998 824 1500 1030 942 99
100 836 929 1350 1030 1069 1097 98 1032 856 1550 1030 942 100
112 821 913 1350 1030 1069 1097 98 1064 886 1600 1030 942 100
132 844 928 1400 1030 1069 1097 98 1086 906 1650 1030 942 100
160 907 980 1500 1030 1069 1097 99 1099 918 1700 1030 942 101
630 80 840 961 1350 1122 1197 1220 119 1038 848 1550 1122 1055 120
90 873 988 1400 1122 1197 1220 119 1071 877 1600 1122 1055 121
100 860 974 1400 1122 1197 1220 119 1103 908 1650 1122 1055 121
112 891 999 1450 1122 1197 1220 120 1134 936 1700 1122 1055 122
132 913 1014 1500 1122 1197 1220 120 1155 955 1750 1122 1055 122
160 926 1018 1550 1122 1197 1220 120 1167 964 1800 1122 1055 122
180 949 1035 1600 1122 1197 1220 121 1190 985 1850 1122 1055 123
710 80 930 1065 1500 1264 1376 1398 149 1122 907 1700 1264 1200 151
90 963 1091 1550 1264 1376 1398 149 1154 936 1750 1264 1200 152
100 950 1077 1550 1264 1376 1398 149 1141 923 1750 1264 1200 152
112 981 1102 1600 1264 1376 1398 150 1171 950 1800 1264 1200 152
132 1003 1117 1650 1264 1376 1398 151 1239 1013 1900 1264 1200 154
160 1064 1165 1750 1264 1376 1398 152 1298 1068 2000 1264 1200 155
180 1087 1182 1800 1264 1376 1398 152 1369 1136 2100 1264 1200 156
200 1160 1245 1900 1264 1376 1398 154 1441 1206 2200 1264 1200 157
38
OVERALL DIMENSION - FDA “C” SERIES
C C2
C C1
H
W L H L W L W W L
C C1 C2
C
H
H
H
L W W L L W W L
Motor 90°/ 270° 360°

(90°) (270°) (kg) (kg)
180 63 308 320 560 422 376 14 337 280 600 422 363 14
71 339 349 600 422 376 14 367 310 640 422 363 14
80 350 357 620 422 376 14 396 339 680 422 363 14
90 379 385 660 422 376 14 425 367 720 422 363 14
100 409 413 700 422 376 14 454 396 760 422 363 15
200 63 326 342 580 450 410 15 366 300 640 450 383 15
71 336 351 600 450 410 15 376 310 660 450 383 15
80 366 378 640 450 410 15 405 338 700 450 383 16
90 396 405 680 450 410 15 434 366 740 450 383 16
100 425 432 720 450 410 16 463 395 780 450 383 16
112 453 458 760 450 410 16 510 442 840 450 383 16
225 63 349 372 620 482 455 17 393 319 680 482 422 17
71 360 380 640 482 455 17 422 347 720 482 422 17
80 389 406 680 482 455 17 431 356 740 482 422 17
90 418 432 720 482 455 17 459 383 780 482 422 18
100 447 458 760 482 455 18 487 411 820 482 422 18
112 474 483 800 482 455 18 533 457 880 482 422 18
250 71 389 415 680 516 500 20 449 365 760 516 458 21
80 418 441 720 516 500 21 477 392 800 516 458 21
90 447 466 760 516 500 21 505 419 840 516 458 21
100 475 492 800 516 500 21 533 446 880 516 458 21
112 502 516 840 516 500 21 559 472 920 516 458 22
280 71 433 464 740 586 558 26 491 400 820 586 506 26
80 441 471 760 586 558 26 518 426 860 586 506 26
90 469 495 800 586 558 26 545 452 900 586 506 27
100 497 520 840 586 558 26 572 478 940 586 506 27
112 543 562 900 586 558 27 597 503 980 586 506 27
132 601 615 980 586 558 27 654 559 1060 586 506 27
315 71 460 500 780 630 618 30 534 433 880 630 558 31
80 488 524 820 630 618 30 561 459 920 630 558 31
90 515 547 860 630 618 31 587 484 960 630 558 31
100 542 571 900 630 618 31 614 509 1000 630 558 31
112 568 594 940 630 618 31 638 533 1040 630 558 32
132 625 645 1020 630 618 32 694 587 1120 630 558 32
355 71 496 547 840 702 694 39 593 479 960 702 618 40
80 523 570 880 702 694 39 601 485 980 702 618 40
90 549 592 920 702 694 39 626 509 1020 702 618 40
100 576 615 960 702 694 40 652 534 1060 702 618 40
112 601 536 1000 702 694 40 695 575 1120 702 618 40
132 657 685 1080 702 694 40 669 628 1200 702 618 41
400 71 561 621 920 756 776 49 630 527 1040 756 690 49
80 569 626 940 756 776 49 677 550 1080 756 690 49
90 595 647 980 756 776 49 683 555 1100 756 690 50
100 621 669 1020 756 776 49 727 597 1160 756 690 50
112 664 708 1080 756 776 49 750 619 1200 756 690 50
132 719 756 1160 756 776 50 774 641 1250 756 690 50
160 776 806 1250 756 776 50 888 752 1400 756 690 51
39
OVERALL DIMENSION - FDA “C” SERIES
C C2
C C1
H
W L H L W L W W L
C C1 C2
C
H
H
H
L W W L L W W L
Motor 90° / 270° 360°

(90°) (270°) (kg) (kg)
450 71 607 680 980 844 867 59 708 571 1120 844 766 60
80 633 701 1020 844 867 59 733 593 1160 844 766 60
90 658 722 1060 844 867 60 757 615 1200 844 766 60
100 684 743 1100 844 867 60 791 647 1250 844 766 61
112 707 763 1140 844 867 60 824 678 1300 844 766 61
132 741 790 1200 844 867 60 846 699 1350 844 766 61
160 856 894 1350 844 867 61 958 801 1500 844 766 62
500 80 661 740 1080 954 968 88 779 629 1250 954 850 90
90 686 760 1120 954 968 89 812 659 1300 954 850 90
100 711 780 1160 954 968 89 845 691 1350 954 850 90
112 734 799 1200 954 968 89 877 720 1400 954 850 91
132 805 861 1300 954 968 90 899 740 1450 954 850 91
160 870 917 1400 954 968 91 961 799 1550 954 850 92
560 80 734 827 1180 1030 1080 109 852 686 1350 1030 942 110
90 739 830 1200 1030 1080 109 884 714 1400 1030 942 110
100 773 858 1250 1030 1080 109 916 744 1450 1030 942 111
112 804 884 1300 1030 1080 110 947 773 1500 1030 942 111
132 875 945 1400 1030 1080 110 968 792 1550 1030 942 112
160 938 998 1500 1030 1080 111 1076 895 1700 1030 942 113
630 80 829 937 1300 1122 1207 121 967 782 1500 1122 1048 123
90 862 964 1350 1122 1207 122 998 811 1550 1122 1048 123
100 848 950 1350 1122 1207 122 1031 840 1600 1122 1048 124
112 879 975 1400 1122 1207 122 1061 868 1650 1122 1048 124
132 948 1034 1500 1122 1207 123 1082 886 1700 1122 1048 125
160 1010 1085 1600 1122 1207 124 1140 940 1800 1122 1048 125
180 1082 1149 1700 1122 1207 125 1211 1008 1900 1122 1048 126
710 80 875 1002 1400 1264 1382 156 1048 840 1650 1264 1200 160
90 907 1028 1450 1264 1382 157 1080 868 1700 1264 1200 160
100 941 1055 1500 1264 1382 158 1112 897 1750 1264 1200 161
112 972 1080 1550 1264 1382 158 1142 924 1800 1264 1200 161
132 993 1095 1600 1264 1382 159 1162 941 1850 1264 1200 162
160 1054 1144 1700 1264 1382 160 1220 994 1950 1264 1200 163
180 1126 1207 1800 1264 1382 161 1290 1061 2050 1264 1200 164
200 1199 1272 1900 1264 1382 163 1313 1082 2100 1264 1200 165
40
OVERALL DIMENSION - FDA “T” SERIES
C C2
C C1
H
W L L W L W W L
C C C1 C2
H
H
L W W L L W W L
Motor 90°/ 270° 360°

(90°) (270°) (kg) (kg)
250 90 447 466 760 568 500 27 505 419 840 568 458 27
100 475 492 800 568 500 27 533 446 880 568 458 27
112 502 516 840 568 500 27 559 472 920 568 458 28
132 561 570 920 568 500 28 616 529 1000 568 458 28
160 653 657 1040 568 500 28 706 618 1120 568 458 29
280 100 497 520 840 618 558 33 572 478 940 618 506 34
112 543 562 900 618 558 34 597 503 980 618 506 34
132 601 615 980 618 558 34 654 559 1060 618 506 34
160 672 680 1080 618 558 35 743 647 1180 618 506 35
315 100 542 571 900 662 618 37 614 509 1000 662 558 37
112 568 594 940 662 618 37 638 533 1040 662 558 38
132 625 645 1020 662 618 38 694 587 1120 662 558 38
160 715 728 1140 662 618 38 791 684 1250 662 558 39
355 100 576 615 960 748 694 53 652 534 1060 748 618 53
112 620 654 1020 748 694 53 695 575 1120 748 618 53
132 676 704 1100 748 694 53 749 628 1200 748 618 54
160 745 766 1200 748 694 54 816 693 1300 748 618 54
180 823 839 1300 748 694 54 892 769 1400 748 618 55
400 112 664 708 1080 802 776 63 750 619 1200 802 690 64
132 719 756 1160 802 776 64 823 689 1300 802 690 65
160 826 854 1300 802 776 65 888 752 1400 802 690 65
180 854 877 1350 802 776 65 914 778 1450 802 690 65
450 112 707 763 1140 908 867 70 824 678 1300 908 766 71
132 741 790 1200 908 867 70 846 699 1350 908 766 71
160 856 894 1350 908 867 71 958 807 1500 908 766 72
180 883 916 1400 908 867 71 983 832 1550 908 766 72
200 960 987 1500 908 867 72 1059 906 1650 908 766 73
500 112 734 799 1200 986 968 96 877 720 1400 986 850 98
132 805 861 1300 986 968 97 899 740 1450 986 850 98
160 870 917 1400 986 968 98 961 799 1550 986 850 99
180 945 985 1500 986 968 99 1034 871 1650 986 850 100
200 972 1008 1550 986 968 99 1109 944 1750 986 850 100
560 132 875 945 1400 1110 1080 127 1016 838 1600 1110 942 129
160 938 998 1500 1110 1080 128 1076 895 1700 1110 942 130
180 1012 1064 1600 1110 1080 129 1100 917 1750 1110 942 130
200 1038 1085 1650 1110 1080 129 1173 989 1850 1110 942 131
630 132 948 1034 1500 1196 1207 159 1082 886 1700 1196 1048 161
160 1010 1085 1600 1196 1207 160 1140 940 1800 1196 1048 161
180 1082 1149 1700 1196 1207 161 1211 1008 1900 1196 1048 162
200 1107 1169 1750 1196 1207 161 1235 1030 1950 1196 1048 163
710 132 993 1095 1600 1310 1382 224 1162 941 1850 1310 1200 227
160 1054 1144 1700 1310 1382 225 1220 994 1950 1310 1200 228
180 1126 1207 1800 1310 1382 226 1290 1061 2050 1310 1200 229
200 1199 1272 1900 1310 1382 228 1313 1082 2100 1310 1200 230
225 1268 1333 2000 1310 1382 229 1379 1146 2200 1310 1200 231
41
OVERALL DIMENSION - FDA “T” SERIES
C C2
C C1
H
W L L W L W W L
C C C1 C2
H
H
L W W L L W W L
Motor 90° / 270° 360°

(90°) (270°) (kg) (kg)
800 90 986 1130 1550 1418 1548 273 1187 955 1850 1418 1334 276
100 1018 1156 1600 1418 1548 273 1218 983 1900 1418 1334 277
112 1048 1180 1650 1418 1548 274 1247 1009 1950 1418 1334 278
132 1115 1235 1750 1418 1548 275 1267 1024 2000 1418 1334 278
160 1174 1283 1850 1418 1548 276 1370 1120 2150 1418 1334 280
180 1197 1300 1900 1418 1548 277 1391 1139 2200 1418 1334 281
200 1269 1362 2000 1418 1548 278 1461 1206 2300 1418 1334 282
225 1336 1420 2100 1418 1548 279 1526 1268 2400 1418 1334 283
900 100 1140 1302 1750 1596 1728 330 1330 1067 2050 1596 1488 333
112 1169 1325 1800 1596 1728 330 1358 1092 2100 1596 1488 334
132 1189 1338 1850 1596 1728 331 1421 1148 2200 1596 1488 335
160 1293 1425 2000 1596 1728 333 1476 1197 2300 1596 1488 336
180 1315 1441 2050 1596 1728 333 1543 1260 2400 1596 1488 338
200 1385 1501 2150 1596 1728 335 1564 1278 2450 1596 1488 338
225 1451 1557 2250 1596 1728 336 1627 1338 2550 1596 1488 339
1000 100 1257 1440 1900 1754 1890 380 1486 1198 2250 1754 1620 384
112 1241 1423 1900 1754 1890 380 1514 1222 2300 1754 1620 385
132 1305 1475 2000 1754 1890 381 1532 1236 2350 1754 1620 386
160 1361 1518 2100 1754 1890 383 1586 1282 2450 1754 1620 387
180 1429 1575 2200 1754 1890 384 1651 1343 2550 1754 1620 388
200 1451 1591 2250 1754 1890 384 1719 1405 2650 1754 1620 389
225 1515 1644 2350 1754 1890 386 1781 1463 2750 1754 1620 391
250 1581 1700 2450 1754 1890 387 1844 1523 2850 1754 1620 392
1120 112 1404 1603 2100 1830 2158 745 1676 1342 2500 1830 1850 755
132 1423 1615 2150 1830 2158 746 1695 1356 2550 1830 1850 757
160 1479 1658 2250 1830 2158 749 1749 1403 2650 1830 1850 759
180 1547 1715 2350 1830 2158 751 1815 1464 2750 1830 1850 762
200 1616 1773 2450 1830 2158 754 1883 1527 2850 1830 1850 765
225 1680 1827 2550 1830 2158 757 1945 1585 2950 1830 1850 767
250 1746 1882 2650 1830 2158 759 2008 1645 3050 1830 1850 770
1250 132 1564 1790 2350 2005 2435 1153 1873 1491 2800 2005 2080 1175
160 1619 1831 2450 2005 2435 1158 1926 1537 2900 2005 2080 1180
180 1687 1886 2550 2005 2435 1163 1992 1596 3000 2005 2080 1184
200 1755 1943 2650 2005 2435 1168 2058 1657 3100 2005 2080 1189
225 1819 1995 2750 2005 2435 1172 2120 1714 3200 2005 2080 1194
250 1883 2049 2850 2005 2435 1177 2182 1772 3300 2005 2080 1199
280 1943 2097 2950 2005 2435 1182 2240 1825 3400 2005 2080 1204
315 2046 2186 3100 2005 2435 1189 2340 1921 3550 2005 2080 1211
1400 132 1733 1995 2600 2290 2718 1518 2084 1661 3100 2290 2320 1542
160 1786 2035 2700 2290 2718 1523 2137 1707 3200 2290 2320 1547
180 1852 2088 2800 2290 2718 1528 2202 1765 3300 2290 2320 1552
200 1872 2101 2850 2290 2718 1530 2222 1782 3350 2290 2320 1554
225 1933 2150 2950 2290 2718 1535 2282 1836 3450 2290 2320 1559
250 1995 2201 3050 2290 2718 1540 2343 1893 3550 2290 2320 1564
280 2101 2290 3200 2290 2718 1547 2447 1990 3700 2290 2320 1571
315 2153 2331 3300 2290 2718 1552 2546 2084 3850 2290 2320 1578
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OVERALL DIMENSION - FDA “X” SERIES
C C2
C C1
H
W L L W L W W L
C C C1 C2
H
H
L W W L L W W L
Motor 90°/ 270° 360°

(90°) (270°) (kg) (kg)
560 132 875 945 1400 1168 1080 155 968 792 1550 1168 942 157
160 938 998 1500 1168 1080 156 1076 895 1700 1168 942 158
180 1012 1064 1600 1168 1080 157 1100 917 1750 1168 942 158
200 1038 1085 1650 1168 1080 157 1173 989 1850 1168 942 159
225 1109 1149 1750 1168 1080 158 1242 1056 1950 1168 942 160
250 1180 1214 1850 1168 1080 159 1312 1124 2050 1168 942 161
630 132 948 1034 1500 1316 1207 194 1082 886 1700 1316 1048 196
160 1010 1085 1600 1316 1207 195 1140 940 1800 1316 1048 196
180 1082 1149 1700 1316 1207 196 1211 1008 1900 1316 1048 197
200 1107 1169 1750 1316 1207 196 1235 1030 1950 1316 1048 198
225 1177 1230 1850 1316 1207 197 1301 1095 2050 1316 1048 198
250 1247 1294 1950 1316 1207 198 1370 1161 2150 1316 1048 199
710 132 993 1095 1600 1420 1382 259 1162 941 1850 1420 1200 262
160 1054 1144 1700 1420 1382 260 1220 994 1950 1420 1200 263
180 1126 1207 1800 1420 1382 261 1290 1061 2050 1420 1200 264
200 1199 1272 1900 1420 1382 263 1313 1082 2100 1420 1200 265
225 1268 1333 2000 1420 1382 264 1379 1146 2200 1420 1200 266
250 1338 1395 2100 1420 1382 265 1447 1211 2300 1420 1200 267
280 1403 1453 2200 1420 1382 266 1559 1321 2450 1420 1200 269
800 160 1168 1273 1850 1528 1568 336 1363 1112 2150 1528 1354 342
180 1191 1290 1900 1528 1568 337 1385 1132 2200 1528 1354 343
200 1264 1353 2000 1528 1568 339 1455 1199 2300 1528 1354 345
225 1331 1412 2100 1528 1568 341 1521 1261 2400 1528 1354 347
250 1400 1472 2200 1528 1568 343 1587 1326 2500 1528 1354 349
280 1464 1528 2300 1528 1568 345 1649 1386 2600 1528 1354 350
900 160 1286 1415 2000 1690 1748 386 1468 1188 2300 1690 1508 392
180 1308 1431 2050 1690 1748 387 1536 1251 2400 1690 1508 394
200 1380 1492 2150 1690 1748 389 1558 1270 2450 1690 1508 395
225 1446 1548 2250 1690 1748 391 1621 1330 2550 1690 1508 397
250 1513 1607 2350 1690 1748 393 1686 1392 2650 1690 1508 399
280 1576 1660 2450 1690 1748 395 1795 1497 2800 1690 1508 401
315 1683 1757 2600 1690 1748 398 1899 1599 2950 1690 1508 404
1000 180 1423 1565 2200 1875 1910 451 1644 1334 2550 1875 1640 457
200 1445 1581 2250 1875 1910 452 1712 1397 2650 1875 1640 459
225 1510 1635 2350 1875 1910 454 1774 1456 2750 1875 1640 461
250 1576 1691 2450 1875 1910 455 1838 1516 2850 1875 1640 463
280 1686 1789 2600 1875 1910 458 1897 1572 2950 1875 1640 465
315 1792 1882 2750 1875 1910 461 2000 1671 3100 1875 1640 468
1120 180 1547 1715 2350 1946 2158 786 1815 1464 2750 1946 1850 797
200 1616 1773 2450 1946 2158 789 1883 1527 2850 1946 1850 800
225 1680 1827 2550 1946 2158 792 1945 1585 2950 1946 1850 802
250 1746 1882 2650 1946 2158 794 2008 1645 3050 1946 1850 805
280 1806 1932 2750 1946 2158 797 2067 1700 3150 1946 1850 808
315 1911 2024 2900 1946 2158 801 2169 1798 3300 1946 1850 812
355 2012 2112 3050 1946 2158 805 2266 1892 3450 1946 1850 816
43
OVERALL DIMENSION - FDA “X” SERIES
C C2
C C1
H
W L L W L W W L
C C C1 C2
H
H
L W W L L W W L
Motor 90° / 270° 360°

(90°) (270°) (kg) (kg)
1250 180 1687 1886 2550 2065 2435 1189 1992 1596 3000 2065 2080 1210
200 1755 1943 2650 2065 2435 1194 2058 1657 3100 2065 2080 1215
225 1819 1995 2750 2065 2435 1198 2120 1714 3200 2065 2080 1220
250 1883 2049 2850 2065 2435 1203 2182 1772 3300 2065 2080 1225
280 1943 2097 2950 2065 2435 1208 2240 1825 3400 2065 2080 1230
315 2046 2186 3100 2065 2435 1215 2340 1921 3550 2065 2080 1237
355 2145 2272 3250 2065 2435 1222 2436 2013 3700 2065 2080 1244
1400 180 1852 2088 2800 2325 2718 1568 2202 1765 3300 2325 2320 1592
200 1872 2101 2850 2325 2718 1570 2222 1782 3350 2325 2320 1594
225 1933 2150 2950 2325 2718 1575 2282 1836 3450 2325 2320 1599
250 1995 2201 3050 2325 2718 1580 2343 1893 3550 2325 2320 1604
280 2053 2247 3150 2325 2718 1585 2447 1990 3700 2325 2320 1611
315 2153 2331 3300 2325 2718 1592 2498 2037 3800 2325 2320 1616
355 2250 2413 3450 2325 2718 1599 2592 2126 3950 2325 2320 1623
44
Operational Limits - "FDA"
160 180 200 225 250 280 315 355 400 450 500 560 630 710 800 900 1000 1120 1250 1400
Maximum Absorbed Power S-C kW 2 2 2.5 3 3 4 5.5 5.5 7.5 7.5 11 11 15 18.5
T kW 7.5 11 11 15 15 18.5 18.5 22 22 25 25 30 37 45 60 75
X kW 37 37 45 45 75 75 110 130 150
S2-C2 kW 6 8 8 11 11 13 13
T2 kW 20 20 22 24 28 28
Maximum Fan Speed S-C rpm 4200 3700 3300 2900 2700 2400 2100 1800 1600 1400 1200 1100 900 800
T rpm 3000 2700 2200 2000 1800 1600 1300 1200 1000 900 750 650 600 450 400 350
X rpm 1300 1100 1000 800 700 650 550 500 450
S2-C2 rpm 2200 2000 1600 1500 1200 1000 900
T2 rpm 1700 1400 1200 1000 900 750
o o
Temperature Range Min. -20 C S-C Max. C 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85
o
T-X Max. C 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100
o
S2-C2 Max. C 85 85 85 85 85 85 85
T2 Max.oC 100 100 100 100 100 100
Wheel Diameter mm 160 180 200 225 250 280 315 355 400 450 500 560 630 710 800 900 1000 1120 1220 1400
Weight kg 1.4 1.6 1.7 1.9 2.8 3.6 4.8 5.7 9.7 11.7 18.5 24.5 33 41.5 65 76 92 158 255 292
2 0.01 0.011 0.014 0.02 0.04 0.06 0.1 0.15 0.33 0.5 0.95 1.6 2.7 4.4 8.7 13.1 19.4 44.5 76.5 128.5
J = PD /4 kgm2
Fan weight S kg 7 8 9 10.6 12 17 22 28 37 48 69 81 101 118

C kg 9.5 10.5 12 15 20 24 32 41 51 74 93 104 127
T kg 21 27 30 45 55 61 81 110 140 192 240 293 340 647 960 1300
X kg 138 175 227 281 326 384 682 986 1340
S2 kg 25 35 45 59 77 100 142
C2 kg 32 43 52 69 88 108 155
T2 kg 116 145 166 207 273 334
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Centrifugal Fan Ordering Information
Fan Details
Fan type DIDW SISW
Impeller type Forward Curved Backward Curved

Others : __________________ (Please State)
Model & size e.g. FDA 560 C Model : ___________________ (If known)
Drive type - belt, direct, Belt Direct Coupling

coupling (if differ from standard) Others : __________________ (Please State)
Arrangement (1 & 3 for bare shaft fan; 4, 8 & 12 for Bare fan
complete with drive system) Complete with drive system
Rotation & Discharge e.g. CCW 270 CW CCW
90 180 270 360
Motor position (refer to diagram) e.g. W W X Y Z

Air Flow Rate Q : __________________
L/S m3/h m3/min m3/s cfm
Pressure (static & total) SP : ___________________
TP : ___________
Pa mmH2O inWG
Fan RPM (if specified) Max. : _________________
Min. : _________________
Noise level dB dBA
Lw : __________________
Lp : __________________ at Distance : _________ m
free field room condition corner / wall
Ambient temperature Temp. : ______________ °C
Air density, if differ from standard Density : ______________ kg/m3

Altitude : _______________ m
Motor Details Fittings Detail

Power kW : _____________ Accessories Inspection door
HP : _____________ Drain plug
Flexible duct
Inlet vane control
No. of Poles / 2P 4P 6P 8P Vibration Isolators:
RPM Others : _______________ Rubber Spring
(pls state RPM) Floor-mount Ceiling-hang
Voltage 220V 415V Silencers :

380V 440V With pod Without pod
400V Others : _______ Inlet Outlet
Both inlet & outlet
Phase 1 Counter-flanges :
3 Flat L-type U-type
Inlet Outlet
Frequecy 50 Hz 60 Hz Special Features

Frame size IEC : _________________ Other Painting
NEMA : _______________ Requirements Powder coating
Others : _______________ Hot-dipped galvanizing
Make, if specified Brand : _______________ Spark-resistant

Mfr. : ________________ Corrosion-resistant
Country : _____________ Heat-resistant, temp. _______°C
Smoke Spill,
Max. temp. _____°C for _____Hr
46
NOTES
47
NOTES
48
KRUGER GROUP (VENTILATION)
• SINGAPORE • SINGAPORE
KRUGER VENTILATION INDUSTRIES PTE LTD KRUGER ENGINEERING PTE LTD
No. 17, Tuas Avenue 10 No. 17, Tuas Avenue 10
Singapore 639141 Singapore 639141
Tel. +65 68611577 - Fax +65 68613577 Tel. +65 68631191 - Fax +65 68631151
Email: mktg@krugerasia.com Email: mktg@krugerasia.com
• MALAYSIA • THAILAND
KRUVENT INDUSTRIES (M) SDN BHD KRUGER VENTILATION IND. (THAILAND) CO. LTD
Lot 8, Jalan Perusahaan 2 Batu Caves 1/19 Moo 2 Rama II Rd, Tasai
Industrial Area, 68100 Batu Caves Mueng Samuthsakorn 74000, Thailand
Selangor Tel. +66 34-490164-9/375-6 - Fax +66 34-490170/377
Tel. +603 61888293 - Fax +603 61898843 Email: mktg@kruger.co.th
Email: mktg@kruger.com.my
• BEIJING • GUANGZHOU
BEIJING KRUGER M&E EQUIPMENTS CO. LTD GUANGZHOU KRUGER M&E INDUSTRIES LTD
No. 1A Fuyuan South Road No. 1270 Maogang Road, Huangpu
Beijing Economical And Technological Guangzhou, P.R. China 510700
Development Area, Beijing China 100176 Tel. +86 20-82287634 - Fax +86 20-82287624
Tel. +86 10-67881366 - Fax +86 10-67880566 Email: gzkruger@Public.guangzhou.gd.cn
Email: kruger_bj@yahoo.com.cn
• HONG KONG • SHANGHAI

KRUGER VENTILATION (HONG KONG) LIMITED SHANGHAI KRUGER INDUSTRIES CO. LTD
Flat B, 9/F, Yeung Yiu Chung (No.8) Industrial Building, No. 500 Yuanguo Road, Anting, Jiading,
20 Wang Hoi Road, Kowloon, Hong Kong Shanghai 201814, P.R. China
Tel. +852 22469182 – Fax +852 22469187 Tel. +86 21-69573286 - Fax +86 21-69573266
Email: cfyau@kruger.com.hk Email: shkruger@online.sh.cn
• WUHAN • TAIPEI
WUHAN KRUGER INDUSTRIES CO. LTD KRUGER VENTILATION (TAIWAN) CO. LTD
108 Fangjicun, Yangyuan Street No. 157, Ping-an Rd, Hengfeng Village,
Wuchang, Wuhan, P.R . China 430063 Dayuan Shiang Taoyuan Country 337, Taiwan (ROC)
Tel. +86 27- 86718165 - Fax +86 27- 86825719 Tel. +886 3-3859119 - Fax +886 3-3859118
Email: whkruger@public.wh.hb.cn Email: kruger@ms27.hinet.net
• PHILIPPINES • AUSTRALIA
KRUGER M&E INDUSTRIES CORPORATION KRUGER VENTILATION (AUSTRALIA) PTY LTD
FAPI Compound, E. Rodriguez Ave. 4 Blackfriar Place, Wetherill Park
Tunasan, Muntinlupa City, Philippines 1773 NSW 2164, Australia
Tel. +63-2 862-2891 - Fax +63-2 862-1287 Tel. +61 2-97562008 - Fax +61 2-97560808
Email: mktg@krugerph.com Email: auscheng@tig.com.au
• INDONESIA • INDIA
P.T. KRUGERINDO ADHITEKNIK KRUGER M&E INDUSTRIES (INDIA) PVT LTD
Ruko Mahkota Mas Blok C No. 20 Pardhy House 1st Floor
JL. M.H. Thamrin – Cikokol Tangerang 15117 Junction of Hanuman Road & MG Road
Tel. +62 21-5543107-8 - Fax +62 21-5543016 Vile Parle (East) Mumbai 57
Email: kia@krugerindo.co.id Tel. +91 22-56926095/6/7 - Fax +91 22-56926098
Email: krugerindia@satyam.net.in
• KOREA
NEOMATE TECHNOLOGY & CONSULTING CO. LTD
#B-304, Ansung B/D, 410-15, Shindorim-Dong,
Kuro-Gu, Seoul, Korea
Tel. +82 02-2679-2052-3 - Fax +82 02-2679-2174
Email: neomatetnc@chol.com
The company is always improving and developing its products, therefore the company reserves the right to make changes to the illustrated products.
Certified dimension will be provided upon request.
Kruger Ventilation Industries Pte Ltd
No. 17 Tuas Avenue 10 Singapore 639141 - Tel. +65 8611577 - Fax +65 8613577 CNo. - CAT002.E2 August 1999
Front Cover.fm Page 1 Friday, July 1, 2016 7:59 AM
Product Catalog
Quantum Climate Changer

Model CLCP
0.5 - 31 m3/s
(1000 - 65000 CFM)
July 2016 IND-PRC002-E4

Table of Contents
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Model Number Descriptions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Features and Benefits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Quick Select . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Chart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Graph. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
General Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Casing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Fan & Drives. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Coils . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Filters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Mechanical Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Mechanical Specifications Graphic Appendix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Factory Mounted Control General Specification . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Installation Consideration And Service Clearance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Service Clearance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Define Unit Handling Left or Right . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Coil Connection Dimension . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Appendix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
Unit Dimensions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
Filters Dimension . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
Fan Discharge Arrangement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
Plugs Fan Dimensional Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
Heat Recovery Wheel Dimensional Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Heat Pipe Dimensional Data. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
1
Introduction
The Foundation Grows Deeper With The Introduction Of The All New The
Quantum CLCP Euro Leading The Way To High Performance Building
Climate Control
Technological Leadership
Trane’s pioneering leadership in making building work better for life has seen many milestone in recent years. In
1989, Trane revolutionized the HVAC industry with the development of the Modular Climate ChangerTM Air
Handler.
Using a “building block” approach to air handler design, Trane dramatically increased the flexibility of cataloged
air handlers and systems.
The Quantum Climate Changer followed in 1992 with introduction of Aluminum-pentapost frames and doubled skin
panels.
This was superseded with the industry leading Performances certified CLCPEuro. As customer demand for even
greater flexibility, performance and customization grows, Trane continues this innovative legacy.
The CLCPEuro, today marks the next milestone of performance which takes the Quantum line into performance
driven applications.
Trane global engineering is renowned for reliable, high quality, environmentally responsible designs. Critical
performance applications require confidence in your flexible air-handling system. Trane experts provide testing,
tools, and data to give precise and predictable performance. Trane engineered solutions tailored to your specific
performance requirements include:
• Energy recovery
• Dehumidification
• Energy efficiency
• Demanding high static applications
• Meeting stringent IAQ standards.
3 CLCP Family lines are available to help you design the right product for your application
• 25mm CLCPEuro 25
• 50mm CLCPEuro 50
• 50mm CLCPEuro XP
Check with your local Trane Sales engineer to decide which best meets your needs.
Shared Knowledge
Trane custom application and design engineers work directly with you and Trane sales team help you create a safe,
comfortable and efficient indoor environment for new and existing buildings, or develop stringently controlled
conditions for process applications. It’s almost like having your own custom design team.
The First Step

Designing for a hospital? Electronics plants? Pharmaceutical facility? A university R&D Lab? Trane has experts
experienced in these vertical markets and others to help you design and deliver the greatest value.
For a successful flexible air-handling Project, in these critical process environments, involve your local Trane sales
team early - communication is key.
Your Trane team includes factory application and design engineers with the expertise and systems knowledge to help
you specify the optimal HVAC package for your new or existing building.
2
Introduction
From Standard Commercial AHUs to Customized Flexibility

Trane CLCPEuro Air Handlers offers flexibility and performances demanded by process sensitive operations in the
healthcare, electronics life-sciences and pharmaceutical markets. Whether your specific need is in specialized
ventilation monitoring capabilities, a unique footprint, a high performance thermal and leakage casing, engineered
dehumidification, Trane engineers will work closely with you to understand and meet your specifications, schedule,
and budget.
With Trane custom air handlers you can “fine-tune” your performance to exactly meet your specifications. Trane
can make recommendations on component selection based on pre-tested performance data gathered in our labs,
positioning you to make a more informed decision.
Though you are not limited to components Trane has pre tested, Trane validated performance is available for many
options, including:
• Trane coils with:
– A unique, high-efficient fin design, optimizing the coil to the nearest fin-per-foot
– One of the highest moisture carryover limits in the industry
• Fans with precise vibration, balancing and performance standards.
• Traq airflow monitoring stations (outdoor air)
• Trane energy recovery packages and energy efficiency packages
• Unit sound data per partial ARI 260 covering, discharge, inlet and inlet + casing.
• Trane CDQ (Cool, Dry, Quiet) desiccant dehumidification
– Breaks the dew-point barrier using standard equipment
– Uses less energy than comparable systems
• Full Factory Mounted Controls (FMC) packages on your AHUs. (Unit level power, sensor and intelligence).
No Surprises
Data that we have gathered through years of testing in our research and development labs enables us to more
accurately predict your specific unit performance. This data, used to engineer your custom air handler design,
includes:
• ARI Standard 410 compliance coil performance
• Unit casings designed for :
– comfort and process applications up to 8 inches w.g. of total static pressure (2000Pa)
• Unit air leakage rates that certify up to Eurovent Class L1 [highest in it’s class], further improves IAQ.
• Eurovent Class D1 strength certification. [highest in it’s class]
• Unit thermal performance up to Eurovent TB1. [Highest in it’s class]
• Unit acoustical performance
In addition to testing our designs in the laboratory, factory performance testing is also available for complete peace
of mind. From running fans, to pressure testing our coils, to operating the controls, we provide you performance data
in which you can be confident. You have enough to manage with your project.
You don’t need any last minute surprises with your CLCPEuro Air Handler.
The Quantum CLCPEuro. Built For Performance.
3
Model Number Descriptions
Description Digit 22, 23, 24— Motor Pole, kW Eff
(22 Motor Pole:)
Digit 37 — Pulley Grooves
1 = 1Groove 2 = 2Groove 3 = 3Groove
Digit 1 thru 9 2 = 2 Pole 4 = 4 Pole 5 = 4/6 Pole 4 = 4Groove 5 = 5Groove X = None
CLCP25 = Standard CLCP(25mm) 6 = 6 Pole 7 = 4/8 Pole 8 = 8 Pole
Unit - Non Certified T = 10 Pole X = None Digit 38 — Pre-Filter Media
CLCP50 = Standard CLCP(50mm) A = 2” TA-Pleated (30% Eff), G4
Unit - Non Certified B = 2” WA (20% Eff), G3
CLCPXP = Standard CLCPXP(50mm) (23 Motor kW:) C = 2” ALUMINUM, G2
Unit - Non Certified A = 0.18kW B = 0.37kW C = 0.55kW D = 4” TA-Pleated (30% Eff), G4
CLCPEuro25 = CLCPEuro-25mm-Eurovent D = 0.75kW E = 1.1kW F = 1.5kW S = SPECIAL
Certified X = None
CLCPEuro50 = CLCPEuro-50mm-Eurovent G = 2.2kW H = 3kW J = 4kW
Certified K = 5.5kW L = 7.5kW M = 11kW Digit 39 & 40 — Filter Media #1 & #2
CLCPEuroXP = CLCPEuro XP(50mm) N = 15kW O = 18.5kW P = 22kW A = 2” TA-Pleated (30% Eff), G4
Eurovent Certified Q = 30kW R = 37kW T = 45kW B = 2” WA (20% Eff) G3
U = 55kW V = 75kW W = 90kW C = 2” ALUMINUM, G2
Digit 10, 11, 12 — Casing Sizes: D = 4” TA-Pleated (30% Eff) G4
Y = 110kW Z = 132kW X = None
E = HEPA (99.97%) H13
003 03A 004 005 006 007 008 009 F = HEPA (99.99%) H13
010 011 012 013 014 015 016 018 G = 15” Bag (65% Eff) F6
020 022 025 028 030 032 035 038 (24 Efficiency:)
H = 15” Bag (85% Eff) F7
040 042 045 048 050 055 060 062 1 = IE1 (STD Eff) 2 = IE2 (Hi Eff)
I = 15” Bag (95% Eff) F8
065 070 080 085 090 095 100 110 3 = IE3 (Premium Eff) X = None J = 4” Cartridge (65% Eff) F6
120
K = 4” Cartridge (85% Eff) F7
Digit 25 — Electrical rating of Motor : L = 4” Cartridge (95% Eff) F8
Digit 13, 14, 15, 16 — M = 21” Bag (65% Eff) F6
Volt/Phase/Hz. N = 21” Bag (85% Eff) F7
Casing Parametric Dimension: D = 380-415 V / 3 Ph / 50 Hz O = 21” Bag (95% Eff) F8
0404(003) 0504(03A) 0604(004) 0704(005) E = 200 V / 3 Ph / 50 Hz P = 12” Cartridge (65% Eff) F6
0804(006) 0904(007) 1004(008) 1104(009) F = 230 V / 3 Ph / 60 Hz Q = 12” Cartridge (85% Eff) F7
0806(010) 0906(011) 1003(012) 1106(013) G = 380 V / 3 Ph / 60 Hz R = 12” Cartridge (95% Eff) F8
1206(014) 1107(015) 1008(016) 1108(018) H = 440 V / 3 Ph / 60 Hz S = 10” Bag (85% Eff) F7
J = 460 V / 3 Ph / 60 Hz T = 10” Bag (95% Eff) F8
1208(020) 1209(022) 1210(025) 1310(028) K = 480 V / 3 Ph / 60 Hz U = Biocell (95% Eff) F9
1212(030) 1312(032) 1412(035) 1512(038) L = 200 V/ 3 Ph 60 Hz V = PTFE
1612(040) 1712(042) 1812(045) 1912(048) M = 380 V / 3 Ph / 50 Hz X = None
2012(050) 2013(055) 2014(060) 2114(062) N = 400 V / 3 Ph / 50 Hz
P = 415 V / 3 Ph / 50 Hz Digit 41 — Coil Section #1, Type:
2214(065) 2414(070) 2614(080) 2814(085) None D = DL(1/2” Tube) L = LL(1/2” Tube)
3014(090) 3214(095) 3216(100) 3217(110)
W = WL(1/2” Tube) H = WLH (1/2” Tube)
3218(120) Digit 26 — Fan Pulley Size V = WL(3/8” Tube) F = FD(1/2” Tube)
Digit 27, 28 — Fan Shaft Diameter,--mm A = A(1/2” Tube) B = AA(1/2” Tube)
Digit 17 — Insulation Type: Digit 29 — Motor Pulley Size S = Special
Digit30,31—Motor Shaft Diameter,--mm Digit 42 — Coil Connection:
A = 25mm PU B = 50mm PU S = Special
L = LH R = RH B = Both Sides X = None
A = 63 B = 67 C = 71 D = 75
Digit 18 — Country Of Origin: E = 80 F = 85 G = 90 H = 95
M = Malaysia I = 100 J = 106 K = 112 L= 118 Digit 43,44 — Coil Rows:
01 = 1 Row 02 = 2 Row 03 = 3 Row
M = 125 N = 132 O = 140 P = 150
04 = 4 Row 05 = 5 Row 06 = 6 Row
Digit 19 — Fan Model: Q = 160 R = 170 S = 180 T = 190 08 = 8 Row 10 = 10 Row 12 = 12 Row
U = 200 V= 212 W = 224 Y = 236 XX = without coil
(Examples)
Z = 250 Ѱ = 265 1 = 280 и = 300
(FDA0900CM) (ADH09000R)
(BDB1000XM) (RDH05000K1)
2 = 315 3 = 335 Ə = 355 = 375 Digit 45,46,47 — Coil Fin Series (FPF):
(ADA0400TM) (RDA04000K) 4 = 400 Я = 425 5 = 450 ¢ = 475 100 - 168 Fins per Foot XXX = without coil
6 = 500 Ω = 530 7 = 560 8 = 630 SSS = Special
9 = 710 X = None
Digit 20, 21— Fan Arrangement: Digit 48 — Coil Turbulator:
01 = ARR 1 02 = ARR 2 03 = ARR 3 X = No Y = Yes
04 = ARR 4 05 = ARR 5 06 = ARR 6 Digit 32 — Belt Type
07 = ARR 7 08 = ARR 8 09 = ARR 9 Digit 49 — Coil Section # 2, Type
A =SPA B=SPB C=SPC Z=SPZ X=None D = DL (1/2” Tube) L = LL (1/2” Tube)
10 = ARR 10 11 = ARR 11 12 = ARR 12
Digit 33,34,35,36 —Belt Length, ---- mm W = WL (1/2” Tube) H = WLH (1/2” Tube)
XX = None SS = Special
Q = WLQ (1/2” Tube) V = WL (3/8” Tube)
F = FD (1/2” Tube) A = A (1/2” Tube)
B = AA (1/2” Tube) S = Special
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Model Number Descriptions
Digit 50 — Coil Connection:

Digit 51,52 — Coil Rows :

01 = 1 Row 02 = 2 Row 03 = 3 Row
04 = 4 Row 05 = 5 Row 06 = 6 Row
08 = 8 Row 10 = 10 Row 12 = 12 Row
XX = without coil
Digit 53,54,55 — Coil Fin Series (FPF):

100 - 168 Fins per Foot XXX = without coil
SSS = Special
Digit 56 — Coil Turbulator:

X = No Y = Yes
Digit 57 — Coil Section # 3, Type

D = DL (1/2” Tube) L = LL (1/2” Tube)
W = WL (1/2” Tube) H = WLH (1/2” Tube)
Q = WLQ (1/2” Tube) V = WL (3/8” Tube)
F = FD (1/2” Tube) A = A (1/2” Tube)
B = AA (1/2” Tube) S = Special
Digit 58 — Coil Connection:

Digit 59,60 — Coil Rows :

01 = 1 Row 02 = 2 Row 03 = 3 Row
04 = 4 Row 05 = 5 Row 06 = 6 Row
08 = 8 Row 10 = 10 Row 12 = 12 Row
XX = without coil
Digit 61,62,63 — Coil Fin Series (FPF):

100 - 168 Fins per Foot XXX = without coil
Digit 64 — Coil Turbulator:

X = No Y = Yes
Digit 65 — Service Digit,

D = 8 New Unit Sizes Added - Jan 2016
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CLCPEuro Features and Benefits
Low Leak Construction
Unique casing design allows the casing to meet Eurovent Casing Air Leakage Standard, L1 (CLCPEuro XP) Refer
to the Eurovent Result Summary Chart for details.
Excellent Condensate Management

Dual pitched sloping drain pan allows for total condensate removal. A unique IAQ feature development to prevent
stagnant water in air handling units.
Environmental Friendly Materials

High-grade aluminum frame is non-corrosive and is easily clean-able. All these features will further enhance indoor
air quality.
Design for Routine Cleaning

Double wall panel construction allows for easy cleaning and disinfecting of the interior surfaces. Panel and frame
design allows for easy removal of side panels for maximum access to internal areas. Interior is mostly of a flushed,
clean construction.
High Grade Aluminum Frame

Frame is constructed of extruded aluminum channels for structural rigidity and lightness. The frame shall be a full
thermal break design (CLCPEuro XP).
Injected Polyurethane Foam Panels

All panels are injected with high efficiency polyurethane foam insulation. Foamed panels provide superior thermal
resistance properties, and have excellent acoustic and vibration absorption characteristics. In addition, polyurethane
foam does not absorb moisture and will not promote fungus growth. The PU Foam used is CFC free.
High Efficiency Performance

Patented Delta-Flo slit fin heat transfer technology gives maximum cooling and dehumidification . Trane engineered
fan systems provide maximum airflow while minimizing vibration, acoustic levels and power consumption.
Suitable for High Performance Application

Addresses the needs of electronics, healthcare, life-sciences and pharmaceuticals.
Sturdy Unit Construction

The CLCPEuro XP and CLCPEuro 50mm,flexibility is contributed by the structural integrity pentapost and panel
construction. The casing strength is designed to meet European Standard EN 1886; 2006, Class D1.
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Coils
Double Skin Hinged Access Door
Insulation Panel
High Strength
Low Leakage Stealth
Casing Framework
Profile
Fan & Motor

Cleanable
Dual Pitch Deep
Sloping Drain Pan
Optimized Coils
Flexibility characterizes the CLCP broad coil offering. The variety of types, sizes, arrangements and materials
enables you to select a coil optimized for the application pressure drop and capacity requirements. Options include;
• 2 to 12 rows, ½ inch OD chilled water coils and two separate cooling coil in series to meet high capacity
requirement.
• 1 and 2 rows, ½ inch OD hot water coils.
• 4 and 6 rows, ½ inch OD refrigerant coils. (multiple circuiting options)
• 1 row ½ inch OD, distributing type steam coils.
• Infinitely variable fin spacing (IVS).
• Stainless steel coil casing (option). Copper fins.
• Coated aluminum fin for corrosion resistance.
• Header drain and vent connections.
Performance Assurance and Commitment to Quality

Trane combines comprehensive performance certifications with thorough laboratory testing and manufacturing
methods. Together these elements help to ensure that each CLCP operates predictably and reliably throughout the
life of the unit. All fans are tested as per ANSI/AMCA 210, ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 51 - Laboratory Method of
Testing Fans Rating and AMCA 300 “Reverberant Room Method for Sound Testing of Fans.” All coil capacities,
pressure drops and selection procedures are rated in accordance to ARI Standard 410. All coils are leak and proof
tested to minimum 375 psig.
CLCPs are manufactured in a facility that is certified to MS ISO9001.
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EUROVENT TEST RESULTS

APPLICATION Eurovent CLCPEuro CLCPEuro CLCPEuro XP
Classification 25mm 50mm 50mm
Casing Thermal Transmittance TT Class T3 T2 T2
Casing Thermal Bridging TBF TB3 TB3 TB1
Casing Strength CS Class D1(M) D1(M) D1(M)
Casing Leakage @ -400 Pa CAL Class L2 (M) L1 (M) L1 (M)
Casing Leakage @ +700 Pa CAL Class L3 (M) >L3 (M) L1 (M)
Filter Frame Bypass FBL Class F9 (M) F9 (M) F9 (M)
Highest In Class
TOPSS Selection
TOPSS (Trane Official Product Selection System) provides for a single interface for calculating and selecting over
40 different Trane products worldwide, including CLCP Air Handler, heating, cooling and refrigerant coils perfor-
mance.
You enter a set of conditions and desired performances criteria into TOPSS and the program will determine product
configurations that meet or exceed those required parameter.
After performing the calculations, TOPSS provides an interface for reviewing, printing, graphing, selecting, ex-
porting schedules to Microsoft ExcelTM, WordTM, Adobe ReaderTM documents or even e-mailing your equipment
selections to your Trane sales engineer.
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CLCPEuro Quick Select
Chart
CLCP Airflow Airflow Airflow Total External Unit Dimension Unit Water Motor
Model Module @1.0m/s @2.5m/s @3.0m/s Cooling Static [Fan+Coil+Filter+Mixing Box] Weight Flow rate Installed
Size Size Face Velocity Face Velocity Face Velocity Capacity Pressure Width Height Length Power
m3/s m3/s m3/s kW Pa mm mm mm kg L/s kW
003 0404 0.24 0.6 0.72 5.95 500 748 868 1988 252 0.26 1.1
004 0604 0.4 1 1.2 10.71 500 1058 868 1988 316 0.46 2.2
005 0704 0.48 1.2 1.44 20.28 500 1213 868 1988 354 0.88 3
006 0804 0.56 1.4 1.68 23.77 500 1368 868 1988 405 1.03 3
008 1004 0.4 1 1.2 22.55 500 1678 868 1988 463 0.98 1.5
010 0806 0.904 2.26 2.712 38.63 500 1368 1178 1988 537 1.67 7.5
012 1006 1.168 2.92 3.504 57.57 500 1678 1178 2143 630 2.49 5.5
013 1106 1.32 3.3 3.96 69.43 500 1833 1178 2298 705 3.01 11
014 1206 1.44 3.6 4.32 75.77 500 1988 1178 2143 718 3.28 7.5
016 1008 1.6 4 4.8 79.29 500 1678 1488 2143 760 3.44 7.5
020 1208 1.972 4.93 5.916 104.37 500 1988 1488 2298 933 4.52 11
022 1209 2.12 5.3 6.36 113.61 500 1988 1643 2298 974 4.92 11
025 1210 2.452 6.13 7.356 130.14 500 1988 1798 2608 1146 5.64 11
028 1310 2.68 6.7 8.04 145.34 500 2143 1798 2736 1240 6.3 11
030 1212 2.96 7.4 8.88 156.38 500 1988 2108 2763 1356 6.78 15
032 1312 3.24 8.1 9.72 174.8 500 2143 2108 2891 1407 7.58 15
035 1412 3.48 8.7 10.44 191.85 500 2298 2108 2891 1462 8.31 15
040 1612 4.04 10.1 12.12 228.81 500 2608 2108 3046 1710 9.92 18.5
045 1812 4.6 11.5 13.8 266 500 2918 2108 3046 1910 11.53 22
048 1912 4.88 12.2 14.64 284.66 500 3073 2108 3046 1961 12.34 22
050 2012 5.16 12.9 15.48 301.72 500 3228 2108 3201 2134 13.08 22
055 2013 5.56 13.9 16.68 326.61 500 3228 2263 3201 2293 14.16 30
060 2014 6.04 15.1 18.12 354.94 500 3228 2418 3356 2456 15.38 30
062 2114 6.28 15.7 18.84 324.83 500 3383 2418 3356 2511 14.08 30
065 2214 6.68 16.7 20.04 349.27 500 3538 2418 3511 2716 15.14 30
070 2412 7.324 18.31 21.972 392.23 500 3848 2418 3666 2926 17 30
080 2614 7.964 19.91 23.892 434.76 500 4158 2418 3666 3188 18.84 37
085 2814 8.6 21.5 25.8 477.29 500 4468 2418 3821 3388 20.69 37
090 3014 9.244 23.11 27.732 520.22 500 4778 2418 3821 3572 22.55 45
095 3214 9.9 24.75 29.7 563.69 500 5088 2418 3821 3692 24.43 45
100 3216 11.08 27.7 33.24 636.14 500 5088 2733 4286 4346 27.57 45
110 3217 11.6 29 34.8 427.44 500 5088 2888 4286 4354 18.53 45
120 3218 12.4 31 37.2 453.66 500 5088 3043 4286 4590 19.66 55
Notes: 1. Nominal Cooling Capacities are based on a EDB 26.7C / EWB 19.4C and a EWT 6.7C / LWT 12.2C
2. Unit dimensions and weight includes a BC fan (arrangement 1), 4R 144FPF coil [models 003 - 100] section, bag & prefilter
plus mixing box sections for a 50mm CLCPC platform.
3. 25mm CLCP models are limited to CLCP 003 to CLCP 050
4. The data above, with the exception of weight and dimension are applicable to the CLCP Euro, CLCP, CLCP XP-TB1 and the
CLCP XP-TB1
5. For Module defination, the 1st 2 digits signify the units width, and the 2nd 2 digits signify the units height. This does not include
frame, base or potrusion dimension.
QUICK DIMENSIONS
Appendix General Submittal Packages.
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CLCPEuro Quick Select
Graph
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General Data
Casing
Casing Type
• Extruded frame of engineering grade aluminum gives the CLCP excellent rigidity.
• Casing Strength is certified to meet European standard EN 1886:1998, D1
• Specialized casing construction available for L1, L2,L3 type leakage classification ratings.
• Panels are of double wall construction injected with foam insulation to provide a rigid sturdy and easily cleaned
enclosure. All 50mm panels are fully thermal break. PU Foam is CFC free.
• The CLCPEuro XP is designed to suit the technical requirement of each application. Design is specially suitable
for healthcare, electronics, life-sciences and pharmaceuticals where condensation concerns exists, IAQ
requirements abound and where cleanable-flush interiors are needed.
Panel
The panels are manufactured by injection of polyurethane foam insulation between two metal skins to produce a rigid
and totally enclosed panel of 25mm or 50mm nominal thickness. This double wall construction keeps the insulation
out of the air stream and contributes towards improved indoor air quality. The panels are also easily cleanable.
CLCPEuro XP panels shall be internally reverted to allow L1 casing leakage certification.
The insulating material is a two component closed cell, rigid polyurethane foam. Insulating Materials Specification:
Thermal conductivity ‘K’ Factor = 0.02 W/mK. Polyurethane foam used is CFC Free.
Panel Thickness:
Overall average panel nominal thickness shall be either 25mm or 50mm. (CLCPEuro 25/50, CLCPEuro XP).
The exterior and inner wall’s panel coating comes with a variety of choice
• Standard offering: galvanized pre painted exterior wall and galvanized steel sheet on inner wall.
• Option: galvanized pre painted steel sheet on exterior and inner - wall
Key Product Differentiation Chart

CLCPEuro25mm CLCPEuro50mm CLCPEuro XP
25 50 XP
Casing Thickness 25mm 50mm 50mm
Panel Installation wedge lock wedge lock Wedge lock + internal revert
Range 003 - 050 030 - 120 003 - 120
Frame Construction Single Extruded Aluminum Pentapost Frame Thermal Break Aluminum Frame
Internally insulated PE @ Fan Selection Not Required
Breakpoint Frame to Frame Aluminum Breakpoint Connection TB1 Aluminum Frames with Integrated Thermal breaks
Eurovent Certification Yes Yes Yes
The variations allow for product positioning into the right application.
For example: IAQ, Acoustic, Energy, Thermally sensitive job, would be best suited with the CLCPEuro XP.
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General Data
Fan
Types Of Fans
CLCP Air Handling units are designed to provide accurate performance in order to meet the sophisticated building
air conditioning requirement.
CLCP Air Handling units are supplied with double inlet, double supplied with double inlet, double width (DIDW)
centrifugal blowers.
• Forward curved blade (FC)
• Backward curved blade (BC)
• Airfoil blade (AF)
• Direct Drive plenum fan (single inlet)
• Fan casing are constructed of galvanized steel with a series of punched holes or nutserts allowing the fixing of
accessories such as frames or support structure thus providing a variety of discharge positions
• The impeller (blade) is galvanized steel finish for FC and painted steel for BC and securely fixed to the solid
straight shaft.
• All fan impellers are statically and dynamically balanced by the ISO 1940 and AMCA 204/3-G2.5 quality.
• Fan shaft are carbon steel (C45) grade and machined to tolerances ISO 286-2 Grade G6 standard.
Optional
• Fan walls for access, redundancy, energy efficiency applications
• Standby fans
• Built in airflow station for airflow monitoring
Vibration Isolator
Two types of isolator are:
• 1” Deflection spring
• 2” Deflection spring
The isolators selected shall have a minimum 80% isolation efficiency.
Standby Systems
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General Data
Standby Motor
Direct Drive Fan
Starter
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General Data
Stacked fan Section
Humudity Control - CDQ Units
Coils
Coils
General
• The cooling coil shall be mounted over the dual pitched slopping drain pan to ensure water condensate flowing.
• Coil performances are designed in accordance to ARI Standard 410.
• All coils shall be counter flow design.
• The Delta Flo coils design that shall have the following criteria as above
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General Data
CLCP Coil Types Availability

Chilled Cooling & Hot Water, Refrigerant and Steam Coil
1. All coil length are available in 1 inch increments.

2. All fin spacing are available in 1 fin per foot increments
3. Turbulators are available for type WL and LL coils. This option is useful when water velocities are low (less than 4 ft/sec) to obtain
maximum tube side heat transfer. The use of turbulators is equivalent to doubling the water velocity though the tubes.
4. All water coils can be used in cooling and heating applications
5. Circuiting options for type FD coils are: Standard (Single Distributor) and Intertwined circuiting
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General Data
CLCP Coil Dimensional Data Sheet

Chilled Cooling & Hot Water Coil
CLCP Coil Dimensional

Steam Coil (Type “A” & “AA”)
CLCP Coil Dimensional
Chilled Cooling & Hot Water
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General Data

Steam Coil (Type “A” & “AA”)
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General Data

Refrigerant DX Coil: STANDARD Circuiting Type
* 1 number equal to to 1 unit of distributor and TXV on indoor evaporator DX coils circuiting number for connection with each number out-
door condensing unit circuiting.
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General Data

Refrigerant DX Coil: INTERWINED Circuiting Type
* 1 number equal to to 1 unit of distributor and TXV on indoor evaporator DX coils circuiting number for
connection with each number outdoor condensing unit circuiting.
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General Data
Filters
General
CLCP air handling unit offers wide range of filters to meet are filtration requirement in various types of commercial
and industrial air conditioning applications. Filter type offered are:
a. Washable and throwaway type flat filters.
b. Bag and cartridge type filters
c. Hepa filters
d. Carbon or gas filters, etc
Flat Filter
a)Washable Filter
The filter media consist of selected synthetic fibers. An exclusive bonding technology provides the media withhigh
numbers of fibers per square meter for a given weight. Its characteristics are relatively low resistance to airflow
and high dust holding capacity. The media can be cleaned.
• In warm water (300 - 400C) with addition of a household detergent if necessary. Drying should be done on a
flat surface.
• by blowing with compressed air in the opposite direction of filter airflow.
Washable Filter - Product Information

Normal Sizes (inch) : 12 x 24
20 x 24, 24 x 24
Filter Depth (mm) : 50
Average Arrestance : 80 - 85%
b)Throwaway Filter
Unique “pleat” design assures total usage of the filter media, maximum dust holding capacity and extended service
life. Its greater dust holding capacity not only extends replacement intervals, but considerably lengthens the
service life of any other secondary filters in the systems.
The media used is a lofted, high performance, non-woven, reinforced cotton and synthetic fabric. Filter media shall
be of high density glass mirco fibers laminated to all glass woven mesh backing. The filter media shall have an
average arrestance of 90 - 92%. The filter is categorized as a 30% efficiency filter.
Throwaway Filter - Product Information
20 x 24, 24 x 24
Average Arrestance : 90 - 92%
Average Efficiency : 25 - 30%
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General Data
Flexible and Varied Filter Offering for IAQ and process filteration
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General Data
High Efficiency Filter Section

a. Big Filter
The filter is an extended surface non supported pocket filter which offers high efficiency, low resistance,
compactness and unusual dust-holding capacity. When placed in ventilating system, the pockets of the filtering
media inflate for maximum efficiency and dust holding capacity.
Filter efficiency is determined by the size and quality of fibers per square inch in each efficiency category. The media
is manufactured to rigid specifications that assure an extremely large amount of dirt-catching surface area to catch
mircoscopic contaminants.
The exclusive pocket design allows every channel to fully inflate while maintaining the amount of space between
pockets. Clean air can freely exit from front to back. Some manufacturer’s design permit adjacent pockets to touch
when inflated which significantly reduces dust holding capacity.
Each filter pocket is attached to a support frame that fits into a U-channel header. Each pocket support frame is then
mechanically fastened to the adjacent frame forming a rigid construction. The positive locking arrangement forms
an air tight seal and also virtually eliminates the possibility of pocket separation from the header as resistance
increase.
Bag Filter - Product Information

20 x 24, 24 x 24
Filter Depth (mm) : 10 in, 21 in
: 80 - 85%
: 90 - 95%
b. Cartridge Filter
The filters are ideally suited to variable volume systems. Being totally rigid, performance is not affected by changes
in air velocity or fan shutdown, and their configuration is not altered by accumulation of dirt. High loft glass fiber
media is laminated to which provides positive support, optimizes dust holding capacity, and precludes fiber emission,
as compared to flat glass media.
All double wall fiber board contour stabilizers, diagonal support provide rigidity, durability, consistent integrity and
performance reliability throughout the filter’s life.
The lofted media and exclusive radial pleats provide a high dust holding capacity, extending the life of the filter. The
filter will operate at air volumes considerably below rates velocity and capacity. Initial resistance is reduced,
performance is improved and service life is extended
Cartridge Filter - Product Information

20 x 24, 24 x 24
: 80 - 85%
: 90 - 95%
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Mechanical Specifications
General
The units must be rigged and lifted in strict accordance with the installation, Operation and Maintenance manual.The
units are to be installed in strict accordance with the specifications.
Unit may be shipped fully assembled or disassembled to the minimum module size in accordance with shipping or
job site requirements. Units shall have break point if manufacturer found appropriate for easy handling and
transportation. Break points shall have full independent frames, for rigid frame to frame connections.
Unit Construction
The casing shall have a perimeter thermal break frame with a modular system, based on standardized double wall
panels. Removal of side panels must not effect the structural integrity of the unit. Casing strength shall be designed
to meet European Standard EN 1886: 1998, Class D1
The framework shall be made from non-corrosive recyclable extruded aluminum channels fitted together non metal
corner pieces. A Thermal break construction is mandatory (CLCPEuro XP)
The casing panel shall be attached to the frame through a wedge and frame, exerting pressure evenly onto the panel
and seal attached to the frame, and hence a better air tight cabinet construction. The casing shall be engineered to
meet Eurovent air leakage requirement, (50mm models) per table
The casing shall be able to with stand up to 8 inches of total static pressure. Closed-cell foam gasketing shall be
provided where modules where modules are joined, for CLCPEuro 25/50mm models. TB1 Certified Thermal Break
Breakpoints shall be used for CLCPEuro XP AHUs.
The floor panels shall have double wall construction to allow maintenance personnel access without damage to the
isolation.
The whole unit shall be mounted on a galvanized sheet steel base frame for shipment and handling. The minimum
height of the floor-mounting base shall be 120mm and designed to ensure air circulation and avoid entrapment of
moisture below the unit. The base frame is to be used in lieu of concrete plinths or other additional bases that are
used on site. However for high static pressure application additional concrete plinths or other additional bases is
required at site to raise the AHU for drain pan’s U-trap.
Double-Wall Panel
The outer panel wall shall be whether resistant polyester powder painted and shall allow for easy cleaning. The inner
wall shall be galvanized steel. The paint shall be ultra violet resistant, weather resistant for outdoor application,
offering excellent weather resistance properties.
The panels shall be either 25mm or 50mm thick double wall type with injected polyurethane foam insulation for a
rigid non-vibration construction. The panel insulation shall not absorb moisture and must be not resistant. The
insulation material shall be totally enclosed in the AHU to avoid any possibility of insulation being exposed to air
stream. The panel insulation shall have a heat transfer “K” value of 0.02 w/mK. Exposed Insulation system shall meet
UL 94, standard for safety and flame-ability of plastic material for parts in devices and appliances. PU foam, panels
shall be flush mounted, leaving no exposed gaps between panels and frame to minimize potential air leaks.
Drain Pans
Coil, moisture eliminator and humidifier shall be provided with an insulated, galvanized or stainless steel (option),
dual pitch sloping drain pan to allow for proper condensate removal. The galvanized drain pan shall be painted with
mastic compound (bitumen) for corrosion protection.
Access and Inspection Doors

Access doors shall be constructed with a double-wall panel that compresses evenly a durable seal onto a rigid frame.
The seal around the full perimeter of the access door’s frame shall be used to prevent air leakage. The doors shall
be hinged or latched.
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View Window
A view window shall be made of 5mm thick transparent Plexiglas’s type on inner and outer wall panel with a rubber
grommet seal and fitted on double wall panel. The mounting location shall be flexible and upon customer’s
requirement.
Service Light
A factory-mounted, weather-resistant (enclosed and gasketed), vapor-tight, light fixture shall be provided, fixture
shall be equipped with plastic switch box, single phase wiring, PL lamp comes with ballast and reflector. External
light switches shall be IP55
Fan Module
The fan assembly shall be checked and dynamically balanced to ISO 1940 or equivalent. Fan shaft shall be properly
sized and protectively coated. Fan wheels shall be keyed to fan shaft shall be solid and designed so that fan shaft
does not pass through its first critical speed as the unit comes up to its rated rpm. Fan modules shall be provided with
an access door. Access side for both side of fan shall be an option.Fc, BC, AF fans of varied diameters and bearing
construction shall be available for varied application choices.
FC Fan Modules
Fan shall be double-width, double-inlet and multi-blade type as produced by the unit manufacturer. Fan shall be
forward curved (FC) as required for stable operation, low noise and optimum energy efficiency. Fan shall be
equipped with bearing with an L-50 life (average life) of up to 200,000 hours. The multi blade shall be made of
galvanized steel and the solid shaft shall be made of carbon steel: C45, machined and polished to tolerance of
standard ISO 286-2-Grade G6. Protective coat of anti rusting shall be applied to all bare surfaces of shafts at the
factory. The fans shall be licensed to bear the AMCA Air and Sound Certified Ratings seal. The test standard used
shall be ANSI/AMCA 210. ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 51 “Laboratory Method of Testing Fans for Rating” and
AMCA 300 “Reverberant Room method for Sound Testing of fans”.
BC Fan Modules
Non Overloading, Fan shall be double-width, double-inlet, manufacturer. Fan shall be backward curve (BC) as
required for stable operation, high static pressure and optimum energy efficiency. Fan shall be equipped with bearing
with an L-50 life (average life) of up to 200,000 hours. The multiple blades shall be made of treated steel with paint
for corrosion resistant. the solid shaft shall be made of carbon steel: C45, machined and polished to tolerance of
standard ISO 286-2-Grade G6. Protective coat of anti rusting shall be applied to all bare surfaces of shafts at the
factory. The fans shall be licensed to bear the AMCA Air and Sound Certified Ratings seal. The test standard used
shall be ANSI/AMCA 210, ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 51 “Laboratory Method of Testing Fans for Rating” and
AMCA 300 “Reverberant Room Method for Sound Testing of Fans”.
AF Fan Modules
The fan shall be double-width, double-inlet, multiple blade type as produced by the unit manufacturer. Fan shall be
backward inclined airfoil (AF).
Fan Modulation
Variable Frequency Drive (Option) For variable air volume applications, airflow shall be modulated by a variable
frequency drive controlling fan speed.
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Plug Fans Modules

Direct Drive Plug Fans shall be available with factory installed VFDs. Fans shall be available in various diameters
to meet desired airflow, static, efficiency and noise criteria.
Fan Isolation
Fan connection shall be from unit casing by a flexible canvas duct mounted at the fan discharge outlet.
a) One-Inch Spring Isolators (Option) Fan and motor assembly shall be internally isolated from the unit casing with
1-inch deflection spring isolators, furnished and installed by the unit manufacturer.
b) Two-inch Spring Isolators (Option) Fan and motor assembly shall be internally isolated from the unit casing. The
isolated. The isolation system shall be designed to take higher isolation efficiency than 1” spring isolator.
Drive
The drive assembly shall consist of V-belt taper-lock pulley and electric motor. The V-belt type shall be SPZ. SPA,
SPB or SPC grades, oil and heat resistant, anti static and avoiding electric discharges. The pulley and shaft assembly
shall be using taper-lock bush with Allen set screws for easy and quick assemble and dis-assemble process. Drive
shall be selected at 1.5 service factor.
Fixed Pitch
Drives shall be constant speed with fixed pitch sheaves.
Motors
Motor shall be mounted integral to an isolated fan assembly furnished by the unit manufacturer. Motor shall be
mounted inside the unit casing on a sliding base to permit adjustment of drive belt tension.
Standard motor shall be horizontal foot mounting, induction motor squirrel cage, totally enclosed fan-cooled with
IP55 protection with class F insulation and suitable for operation at ambient temperature of 40 degree C. IE1, IE2,
IE3 efficiency classes shall be available.
Motor Options
a) 380-415 Volt/3 pH/50 Hz (Standard) g) 460 Volt/3 pH/60 Hz
b) 200 Volt/3 pH/50 Hz h) High Efficiency Motors
c) 200 Volt/3 pH/ 60 Hz i) Premium Efficiency Motor
d) 230 Volt/3 pH/60 Hz j) Customer Selected Motor Sources
e) 380 Volt/3 pH/60 Hz k) Explosion Proof Motor
f) 440 Volt/3 pH/60 Hz l) Dual Speed Motor
Fan Series
The fan type shall be provided as required for stable operation and optimum energy efficiency. The fan wheel shall
be statically and dynamically balanced tested at the factory as a complete fan section assembly (fan wheel, motor,
drive and pulley & belts). Fan wheels shall be keyed to the shaft to prevent slipping. The fan shaft to prevent slipping.
the fan shafts shall be solid carbon steel with anti-rusty protection painted. The fan section shall be provided with
an access door on the drive side of the fan for services. All fans series are suitable for supply, return and exhaust
application in commercial, industrials process and any HVAC systems requirement as shown in Figure 1.
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Figure 1
FC & BC AF House Fan Series - Double Inlet Double Width (DIDW) Centrifugal Fans
The house fan shall be a double inlet double width (DIDW), multiple blade impeller of forward curved (FC),
backward curved (BC) and backward inclined airfoil (AF) centrifugals types. The fan shall be equipped with self-
aligning, antifriction bearings with an L-50 life of 200,000 hours as calculated as per ANSI/AFBMA Standard 9.
Fan performance shall be certified as complying with AMCA Standard 210. The house fan shall be standard belt
driven and direct driven upon request only. The house fan series available in few structure frame types as shown in
Figure 2.
BC & AF Plenum Fan Series - Single Inlet Single Width (SISW) Centrifugal Fans
The plenum fan shall be a single inlet single width (SISW), multiple blade impeller centrifugals fan. The fan blades
shall be backward curved (BC) or inclined airfoil (AF) upon request only. Plenum fan with direct driven compulsory
need with VFD as motor starter. Generally designed with motor and drive contained in the discharge plenum area.
Plenum fan sections containing multiple fans array system shall be controlled using a common control signal, such
as the duct static pressure transducer control signal to modulate each fan speed. The plenum fan shall be standard
direct driven and belt driven upon request only. The plenum fan series available in few structure frame types as shown
in Figure 2.
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Figure 2
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House Fan Size Option Table
The house fan rotation and discharge arrangement are in accordance with AMCA standard 99-2406-83.
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Plenum Fan Size Option Table
The operating limit size of BNB series is set according with the requirement of class I and II limit as defined in
AMCA standard 99-2408-69
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Coil Module
Coils shall be installed such that unit casing enclose headers and return bends. Coil shall be designed to maximize
the utilization of the available unit cross-section area. Coil connections shall be clearly labeled on outside of units.
Coil shall be cartridge type mounted on steel channel for easy removability. Coils shall have aluminum fins and
seamless copper tubes. Coated aluminum (for corrosion protection used near the sea) and copper fins shall be an
option. The fins shall be sine-wave design with slits for better heat transfer efficiency and moisture carry-over limit
performance. Fins shall have collars drawn, belled and firmly bonded to tubes by mechanical expansion of the tubes.
Capacities, pressure drops and selection procedure shall be designed in accordance with ARI Standard 410. The
copper tube shall be 0.5 inch OD. Coil casing shall be 1.5mm thick galvanized steel (standard) or stainless) steel
(option) or with formed end supports and top and bottom channels. Coil casing shall be a series of drain holes at the
bottom channels to insure condensate drainage.
If stacked coil are installed in the unit, intermediate drainpan shall be installed between coils to drain condensate to
the main drain pans without flooding the lower coils or passing condensate through the air stream of the lower coil.
The coil working pressure at site shall not exceed the leak test value on each coil type given below.
Water Coils
Supply and return headers shall be clearly labeled on the outside of the unit to ensure that direction of coil water flow
is counter to direction of unit airflow. Coils shall be tested to 375 psig. Fin spacing density shall be optimized to meet
heat transfer requirements through a variable fin spacing density coil and tabulators.
The headers shall be constructed of round steel pipe with BSPT external threaded. All headers shall be fitted with
air venting and water draining plug.
Header connection option:
• Unthreaded copper header connection Copper header with BSPT external threaded brass adapter for quick job
site connection.
• Steel header with steel flanges for quick job site connection.
Refrigerant Cooling Coils

Suction and liquid line connections plate fins and seamless copper tubes shall be clearly labeled on the outside of
the unit. Coils shall be leak tested to 450 psig (17 bar) air pressure under water. After testing, insides of coils are to
be dried: all connections are to be sealed and coils shall be shipped with a charge of dry nitrogen. Suction headers
shall be constructed of cooper tubing. Suction connections shall penetrate unit casings to allow for external
connections to refrigerant lines. Coils shall have equalizing vertical distributors sized according to the capacities of
the coils. TXVs shall be optional for internal installation. R410a, R22 and R407c Refrigerant types shall be available.
Steam Heating Coils

Steam coils shall be pitched in the unit for proper drainage of steam condensate from coils. Coils shall be leak tested
to 375 psig air pressure under water. Steam header and condensate header connections are to be constructed of round
steel. Steam header connection shall be located opposite with condensate header.
Filter Modules
Filter sections shall have filter racks, an access door for filter removal and block-offs as required to prevent air by
pass around filters. Modules shall be supplied with 2-inch or 4-inch angled or high capacity, cartridge, bag and final
filters. Filter shall be sized so as not to exceed scheduled face velocities.
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Pleated Filter Media Throwaway

Filters shall be 2-inch or 4-inch thick non-woven fabric, treated with adhesive and continuously laminated to a
supported steel wire grid. Filters shall have a rated average dust spot efficiency of not less than 25 to 30 percent when
tested in accordance with ASHREA 52-1-1992 atmospheric dust spot method. Filter access shall be accessed from
either right or left hand side as standard. Back access shall be an option.
Washable or Permanent Filters

Filters shall be 2-inch synthetic fibers capable of operating up to 600 fpm face velocity. Filter media shall be layers
of cleanable wire maze. Filter frame shall be constructed of galvanized steel. Filter access shall be accessed from
either right or left hand side as standard. Back access shall be an option.
Hi-Capacity Filters
Filter shall be 2-inch throwaway as standard. Option for pleated media and washable. The filter shall be fixed in
angular (Zig-zag) form for higher duct holding capacity. Filter frame shall be constructed of galvanized steel. Filter
accessed from either right or left hand side a standard.
Cartridge Filters
Filter shall be constructed by pleating a continuous sheet of fine-fiber glass media into closely spaced pleats with
safe-edged separators. This filter shall be sealed into a fiber boards frame assembled in a rigid manner to prevent
air leakage. All cartridge filters shall be furnished with a 2-inch prefilter to provide extended cartridge life. Filters
shall have a rated average dust spot efficiency of not less than 60 percent when tested in accordance with ASHREA
52-1-1002 atmospheric dust spot method Manufacture shall supply back access filter rack support and holding clips
that capable of holding cartridge filters and prefilters.
Bag Filters
Filters shall be synthetic fiber media with spun backing to keep synthetic fibers from eroding downstream. Stitching
method shall permit bag to retain pleat shape and air pocket when in operation without the use of wire basket support.
Filters shall have a rated average dust spot efficiency of not less than 60 percent when tested in accordance with
ASHRAE 52-1-1992 atmospheric dust spot method.
Access
With the exception of final filters, all filter access shall be from the back to minimize casing air leakage, accessible
through hinged doors. Side access filters through latched doors are available where section lengths need reduction.
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Mechanical Specifications Graphic Appendix
Aluminum Airfoil Damper Options

Note: Specification related to casing performances, reference the CLCPEuro XP. For CLCPEuro XP 25mm &
CLCPEuro XP 50mm casing performances, please cross reference the Eurovent Summary Table, Page...
Varied Coil Types and Material
Coil Types
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Factory Acceptance Testing Facility
UV Lighting Packages
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3 Legs Corner TB1 Profile Assem bly
3 Legs C o rn er U n its C a s in g F ra m e
T B 1 F r a m e P r o f ile C r o s s S e c tio n
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T R A N E P a te n te d ™ ® T B 1 B r e a k p o in ts J o in t
F r a m e P r o f ile C r o s s S e c t io n
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Factory Mounted Control General Specification
Electro-Mechanical Motor Starter
Each Starter shall be properly sized, factory mounted in a full metal enclosure, and wired to the fan motor to facilitate
heating, ventilation, and/or timely completion of the project.
The starter package shall include:
• hand-off-Auto (H-O-A) selector switch
• Manual reset overloads
• Starter Status, Overload Status, HOA Auto Status, Remote Start, EM Stop, External Protection Input.
• Thermistor Relay (option)
• Isolator, through-the-door- interlocking (option)
• ELCB, only available for 4-wire system (option)
Unit with Factory-Mounted Controls shall include start-stop wiring from controller start-stop relay to the starter.
Advantages:
Factory-mounted starter shall be engineered, mounted, wired, and tested by factory to reduce costs, improve
reliability, and save time at unit start-up.
Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) : TR200-IP55, TR150-IP20

Each VFD shall be properly sized, factory mounted, wired to the fan motor to facilitate heating, ventilation, and/or
timely completion of the project.
The VFD package shall include:
• Electronic manual speed control
• Hand-off-Auto (H-O-A) selector switch
• Inlet fuses to provide maximum protection against inlet short circuit
• Overload protection
• Phase to phase short circuit protection
• Ground fault protection.
• Thermistor wiring - only for motor c/w thermistor option
• External Enclosure (option)
• TR150 (IP20) + external enclosure : for indoor or outdoor with shelter protection only
Unit with Factory-Mounted Controls shall include binary output on/off wiring, analogue status and trip status wiring,
between the VFD and controller.
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Advantages:
Factory-mounted starter shall be mounted, wired, and tested by factory, to reduce costs, improve reliability, and save
time at unit start-up.
Trane TR-150 & TR200 uses the latest technological advancements in power electronics and is the most compact
drive in its class to ensure optimized energy use in our AHUs.
Energy Savings
Installed & maintenance Cost Savings
Trouble Free Operation
Easy To Install
Easy to Use
BMS Compatible
Energy Logging
Harmonics Control
Compatible with non-inverter motors
Electric Heater & Starter

UL listed heating element
An electrical heat coil is a relatively inexpensive first cost heating option compared to central plant boiler systems.
Heating elements are factory-installed, UL-listed.
Options available
1. Heater system c/w Termination Only
2. Heater system c/w Heater Starter with standalone temperature controller
3. Heater system c/w Heater Starter without standalone temperature controller
Advantages:
Both heaters and the auxiliary safeties are pre-installed, saving the installer much work and costs. The fully factory
fitted system also ensures the highest quality, reliability and safety.
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Ultraviolet (UVC) Lamp

Adopting Ultraviolet Germicidal Irradiation for the Greening of HVAC Systems.
The CLCPs come with 3 EAQ Options to choose from when considering supply air decontamination:
• Coil and Drain-pan disinfection. Low intensity UVC.
• Coil, Drain-pan and airstream disinfection. High intensity UVC.
• Trane Photo Catalytic Oxidation system for clean, odor free indoor air.
Advantages:
• Option 1 “Cooling Coil & Drain Pan Disinfection”. In the application UV-C lamps are positioned inside the
AHU to keep interior components (primarily cooling coils and drain pans) clean, and thereby reduce both routine
AHU system maintenance and the energy costs of operating the AHU system. LOWEST COST
ALTERNATIVE to DISINFECTING COIL & DRAIN PAN.
• Option 2 “Air & Drain Pan/Coil Disinfection”. UV-C lamps are sized and positioned in the air stream within
the AHU to expose and “kill” susceptible microbial particles flowing through the building’s air distribution
system, while disinfecting the coil and drain pan.
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Factory-Mounted DDC System

Field Programmable Controller
A dedicated, programmable, direct digital-controller with the appropriate point capabilities shall be unit-mounted
on each air handling unit.
An operator display shall be optional to facilitate local monitoring, troubleshooting, and changing of setpoints.
Advantages:
Factory-mounted direct digital control (DDC) system shall be engineered, mounted, wired and tested by factory, to
reduce costs, improve reliability, and save time at unit start-up.
All factory-mounted controls shall be covered by the air handling manufacturer’s standard warranty.
Factory-Mounted Control Options (Electronic End Devices)

All factory-mounted control devices shall be provided to accommodate integration into existing building systems.
Devices provided shall be wired to standard point locations of a unit-mounted direct digital controller, or shall be
wired to terminal blocks for a remote controller for unit without unit-mounted controller.
Advantages:
Factory-mounted control devices shall be wired and tested by factory, to reduce costs, improve reliability, and save
time at unit start-up.
Control devices enable equipment ready for monitoring and control by unit-mounted controller, or remote controller/
BAS:
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Mixing Section Damper Actuators

Spring return actuators shall be mounted with the outdoor air damper linked as normally closed and return air damper
linked as normally opened.
Air Flow Measuring Stations (Traq Damper)
Airflow monitoring stations shall provide a 2-10Vdc signal, which is corresponds to cfm.
Fan Discharge Temperature Sensors
A probe temperature sensor shall mounted in the fan discharge.
Averaging Temperature Sensors
An averaging temperature sensor shall be serpentine across the functional section. Bends of the capillaries shall be
curved with capillary clips to prevent crimping and minimize wear.
Low Limit Switches
A low temperature limit switch with manual reset shall be wired to monitor low temperature condition to avoid
overcooling, or icing of cooling coil. Capillaries are serpentine across the coil, bends of the capillaries shall be curved
with capillary clips to prevent crimping and minimize wear.
Airflow Switches
A differential pressure switch piped to the discharge and suction sides of the fan shall indicate fan status.
Dirty Filter Switches
A differential pressure switch piped to both sides of filter shall indicate filter status
Humidity & Temperature Sensors, CO2 Sensors, Smoke Detector
A probe sensor shall be mounted at the return damper to monitor RH%, Temperature, CO2 level, and smoke particles
of return air.
Trane Catalytic Air Cleaning System (TCACS)-Photo Catalytic Oxidation

(PCO) + Ultraviolet Germicidal Irradiation (UVGI)
The presence of various undesirable gases and vapour’s (particularly formaldehyde, radon, oxidants, and volitile
organic compounds, or VOCs) indoors can be detrimental to building occupants, materials, and contents. Controlling
VOC concentrations is particularly challenging - hundreds of them are present, few are unique to any one source,
and there are many potential sources, some of which emit several VOCs.
One approach to neutralize the contaminants in the air can be done through air cleaning mechanisms UVC/PCO
technology to reduce volatile organic compounds (VOC’s) through photo catalytic oxidation without the creation
of ozone or by-products.
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Advantages:
The Trane Catalytic Air Cleaning System combines three proven technologies to address all types of indoor air
contaminants - particles, gases and bio aerosols High-efficiency particle filtration, ultraviolet germicidal irradiation
(UVG) and photo catalysis (PCO) merge to improve IAQ in spaces with low level odors and areas with a threat of,
or concern for, the airborne spread of disease
This unique air cleaning process employed by this system involves three technologies that holistically control the
broad range of airborne contaminants commonly found in commercial buildings:
• High-efficiency particle capture
• Ultraviolet germicidal irradiation (UVGI)
• Photo-catalytic oxidation (PCO)
Electrostatic Air Cleaner (Electronic Filter)

Contaminated air is drawn by the motor/blower through a washable metal mesh pre-filter which traps large dust
particles. The remaining particles, some as small as 0.01 micron, pass into a strong electrical field (ionizing section)
where the particulates receive an electrical charge. The charged particles then pass into a collector plate section made
up of a series of equally spaced parallel plates. Each alternate plate is charged with same polarity as the particles,
which repel, while the interleaving plates are grounded, which attract and collect the contaminants. The contaminants
are held in these plates until they are washed away. Air cleaners trap dry particulates like dust, dirt, lint pollens, haze
particles etc.
Advantages:
• Pre-filter screen collect larger contaminants.
• Collects particles from 0.01 micron and above.
• State of art power supply ensures peak operating efficiency.
• Power supply incorporates arc suppression features.
• Dual ionizing and collecting voltages for better efficiency.
• On/Wash/Check indicators
• BMS relay contacts for connection to building management systems.
• Collection cells are “front loaded” making it easier for maintenance.
• Superior performance compared to conventional media filters.
• Low pressure drop
• Reduces HVAC operating costs.
• Easy maintenance.
• Unlike disposable media filters, cells are made of aluminum and washable.
• Improves overall indoor air quality in the building.
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Installation Consideration
Service Clearance
The purpose of this section is to provide the Quantum XP site installation consideration. Refer to installation,
Operation and Maintenance manual for detailed installation information. When selecting and preparing the unit site,
follow these guidelines:
1. Ensure that the site can support the total weight of the unit.
2. Allow sufficient space for service access. The below figure give the recommended space allowances for filters,
coil removal, fan shaft removal and motor started maintenance. As unit configurations will vary, refer to unit
submittals for specific location of access doors, accessories, motor starter, etc.
3. Confirm that the foundation of the mounting platform is large enough to include the unit dimensions plus
services access. Refer to unit submittals for specific dimension. Certain unit maybe suspended from the ceiling.
The recommended method for ceiling suspending air handler is with structural channels that run the full length
of the unit. The factory shall provide the support with an external support at the base. Do not suspend air handler
from the top of the unit. Serious safety risks exist if the unit is not suspended in the proper manner.
4. The floor or foundation must be level for proper coil drainage and condensate flow.
5. Allow the proper height for coil piping and condensate drain requirements. It may be necessary to elevate the
unit when piping the condensate drain. Insufficient height could inhibit condensate drainage and result in
flooding the unit or equipment room.
6. Provide adequate lighting for maintenance personnel to perform maintenance duties.
7. Provide permanent power outlets in close proximity of the unit for installation and maintenance.
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Define Unit Handling Left Or Right

Unit handling, LEFT (LH) or RIGHT (RH) for coil connectors, drain, door location & etc. is expressed when facing
the airflow through the coil.
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Coil Connection Dimension
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Coil Connection Dimension
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Coil Connection
Brass Adaptor (For Cu. Header)
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Coil Connection
Flange - Socket Weld (1 1/2” - BSPT)
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Coil Connection
Flange - Socket Weld (2” & 2 1/2” - BSPT)
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Appendix :
Dimensional Data HDT (Single Motor)
Unit Dimensions
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Appendix :
Dimensional Data HDT (Dual Motor)

Unit Dimensions
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Appendix :
Dimensional Data VDT (Single Motor)

Unit Dimensions
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Appendix :

High Capacity Angle Filter
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Appendix :

Flat Filter. Bag Filter & Cartridge Filter
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Appendix :
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Appendix :
Plug Fan
Dimensional Data
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Appendix :
Heat Recovery Wheel

Dimensional Data
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Appendix :
Heat Pipe
Dimensional Data
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Rotary Heat Exchanger
Table of Contents
1 Company Presentation
1.1 Footprint 1
1.2 Quality insurance 1
2 Product
2.1 rotor matrix 2
2.2 Casing 4
2.3 Drive equipment 6
3 Knowledge
3.1 Principle of rotary heat exchangers 7
3.2 Leakage/Cross contamination 7
3.3 3Å molecular sieves 8
3.4 Double Wheel Concept 9
3.5 Anti-Corrosion 10
3.6 Rotor cleaner (air) 10
Notes 11
Notes 12
1 Company Presentation
Östberg is a Swedish company with roots all the way back to 1971 when Hans Östberg was
one of the recognized inventors of the Circular duct fan. Today Östberg is one of the
leading global players in ventilation and energy recovery.
With 4 manufacturing facilities on 2 continents in 3 different countries and with a global

network of Distributors and Partners Östberg secure a close connection to the local market.
Östberg name is connected with high quality and energy efficient products with continually
development to match new demands from the global market.
Today Östberg is a multimillion dollar company with focus on duct connected fans, small energy recovery units for the
family home market, large air handling units for shopping malls and factories, and energy recovery rotors for all
applications.
1.1 Footprint
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1.2 Quality insurance

All Östberg operations are certified by ISO 9001 Standards
The ISO 9000 family addresses various aspects of quality management and contains
ISO’s best known standards. The standards provide guidance and tools for companies
and organizations who want to ensure that their products and services consistently
meet customer’s requirements, and that quality is consistently improved.
Östberg Energy Recovery Rotors are certified by EUROVENT

www.eurovent-certification.com
Eurovent Certification: certifies the performance ratings of air-conditioning and
refrigeration products according to European and international standards. The
objective is to build up customer confidence by levelling the competitive playing
field for all manufacturers and by increasing the integrity and accuracy of the
industrial performance ratings.
2 Product components
2.1 rotor matrix
The rotor matrix is made for laminar airflow using

alternating layers of flat and corrugated foil to provide
a structure comprising small, triangular channels.
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The rotor are either in one piece or sectorized. One
piece rotor are made in diameters ranging between
Ø300-2450 mm, while sectorized rotor have diameters
ranging of Ø801-5000 mm. Sectorized rotor are
divided into segments that are assembled when the
rotor is installed.
The rotor are as standard manufactured for vertical
installation, horizontal installation is an option and
must be notified at ordering. One piece rotor up to Ø
2100 mm may be installed horizontally, and sectorized The illustration above shows the number of segments for
up to Ø3200 mm. sectorized rotors of different dimensions.
Five different well heights are available to enable optimization

of efficiency and pressure drop
Well length
Rotor type Well height Well length
Extra Low (XL) 1.5 mm 3.0 mm
Special Low (SL) 1.65mm 3.0 mm Well
height
Low (L) 1.7 mm 4.0 mm
Normal (N) 2.0 mm 4.0 mm
High (H) 2.7 mm 5.5 mm
Rotors are available in widths of 250, 200, 150 or 100 mm. in all type of foil. For large OEM customer a customized width
can be provided.
Rotors have maintenance-free hubs with life-time lubricated ball or roller bearings in a protected location in the hub (std).
For special applications pillow block can be installed on the casing. All bearings are sealed to prevent dirt and humidity
from entering the bearing.
Standard Hub, shaft and bearing Special Hub, shaft and pillow block
Foil/Media
Condensation rotors (Sensible), non-hygroscopic rotors (OT, OC, OK)
The condensation rotor is a cost-efficient solution to recover heat and is suitable for
standard applications in comfort ventilation. Humidity is only transferred in cases when
the dew point of one of the air streams is reached.
Hygroscopic rotors (OE)
The hydroscopic surface of this rotor class supports humidity transfer. Typically used for
standard applications in comfort ventilation systems to recover humidity.
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Hygroscopic rotors (OH)

60% of the media in this rotor is coated with molecular sieve 3Å the remaining 40% is
standard sensible media. The mix of sensible and Sorption rotor gives a HYBRID with
extended support for humidity transfer. The OH have a performance slightly lower than
OM, used for standard applications in comfort ventilation systems where extended need
of humidity transfer is requested.
Sorption rotor (OM)

The high performance desiccant coatings of the sorption rotor OM (molecular sieve 3Å)
provide a MAXIMUM of humidity transfer capacity for MINIMAL Carry Over. The high
humidity efficiency is constant throughout all climate conditions. Sorption rotors are
especially designed for summer season cooling recovery and dehumidification of supply
air. Therewith, it should always be used in humid and hot climates, with dry cooling
systems (chilled beams) and when in winter time humidifiers are used. This substantially
reduces the cooling and humidification demand of the HVAC system. The OM rotor also
provides an extended corrosion protection and is therefore also suitable for marine
applications.
Increased rigidity (OK)

Under extreme strain, for example, applications with automatic cleaning devices using
high pressure water in industrial equipment, we suggest a foil thickness of 100 micron.
Increased corrosion protection (OC, OK)
In an environment with aggressive components in the air it is either recommended to use
a rotor with epoxy coating (OC) or a sea water corrosion resistant foil (OK) for better
corrosion protection. Such applications can be, e.g. dairy industry, on ships or for coastal
areas. Other applications for additional corrosion protection are adiabatic cooling and
cooling rotors of Direct Evaporative Cooling (DEC) units.
Type Condensation Hygroscopic Sorption Remarks
OT x Untreated aluminium foil
OE x Oxidized aluminium foil

OC x Epoxy-coated foil
OK x Seawater resistant foil
(AlMg), 100 µ.
OH x 3Å Molecular sieve and
untreated aluminium foil
OM x 3Å Molecular sieve
2.2 Casing
Casing is consist of a frame structure, purge sector and seals.
2.2.1 Structure
There are two different casing types; the slide-in model and the modular unit.
Slide-in model, (CS, CSD, DS)

Slide-in models fit into air handling units (AHU’s) thus making a uniform
AHU appearance possible. Slide-in casings are always uninsulated and
have a large, exposed rotor surface in relation to casing size. Slide-in
casings can be provided with one piece (max Ø2450 mm) or sectorized
rotors (max Ø5000 mm).
CS type casing: Slide-in casing for one piece rotors, Ø300-2450 mm.
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CSD type casing: Slide-in casing for sectorized rotors Ø 801 -3000 mm.
DS type casing: Slide-in casing for sectorized rotors Ø3001-5000 mm.
Modular units (CS, CSD, D)

Complete units for connection to other parts of air handling unit or
directly to ducting. The unit is modified so that connection can be
carried out using e.g. connection panels or corner connectors. The
modules are delivered with 50 or without mineral wool as standard, but
can be delivered with a different density or completely uninsulated. The
modular unit can be made with a one piece casing (one piece rotors) up
to Ø2450 mm and divided casings (sectorized rotors) up to Ø5000 mm.
Accessories such as inspection window, tubular frame, lighting and
condensate trays are available.
CS type casing: Modular unit for one piece rotors Ø300- 2450mm.
CSD type casing: Modular unit for sectorized rotors Ø801-3000 mm.
D type casing: Modular unit for sectorized rotors Ø3001-5000 mm.

2.2.2 Standard dimensions:
Östberg Energy Recovery units can be ordered in 40 standard sizes, this gives 4000 options as standard, with price
competiveness and short delivery time. If the requested dimension is missing, Östberg can manufacture any dimension in
between the standard sizes according to the customers demand.
Casing Net Weight

Diameter (mm) W/S Type
Width(mm) Height(mm) Depth(mm) Including Drive(Kg)
400 W CS 570 570 290 20
500 W CS 650 650 290 26
600 W CS 720 720 290 32
700 W CS 800 800 290 41
800 W CS 900 900 290 50
900 W CS 1060 1060 330 60
1000 W CS 1160 1160 330 71
1050 W CS 1210 1210 330 78
1100 W CS 1260 1260 330 84
1150 W CS 1310 1310 330 91
1200 W CS 1360 1360 330 99
1250 W CS 1410 1410 330 106
1300 W CS 1460 1460 330 113
1350 W CS 1510 1510 330 120
1400 W CS 1560 1560 330 128
1450 W CS 1610 1610 330 136
1500 W CS 1660 1660 330 144
1600 W CS 1760 1760 330 160
1700 W CS 1860 1860 330 175
1800 W CS 1960 1960 330 192
1900 W CS 2060 2060 330 210
2000 W CS 2160 2160 330 230
2100 W CS 2260 2260 330 250
2200 W CS 2360 2360 330 270
2300 W CS 2460 2460 330 290
2400 W CS 2560 2560 330 310
900 S CSD 1060 1060 330 66
1000 S CSD 1160 1160 330 77
1050 S CSD 1210 1210 330 85
1100 S CSD 1260 1260 330 91
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1150 S CSD 1310 1310 330 98

1200 S CSD 1360 1360 330 106
1250 S CSD 1410 1410 330 122
1300 S CSD 1460 1460 330 131
1350 S CSD 1510 1510 330 140
1400 S CSD 1560 1560 330 150
1450 S CSD 1610 1610 330 160
1500 S CSD 1660 1660 330 169
1600 S CSD 1760 1760 330 179
1700 S CSD 1860 1860 330 189
1800 S CSD 1960 1960 330 199
1900 S CSD 2060 2060 330 210
2000 S CSD 2160 2160 330 221
2100 S CSD 2260 2260 330 244
2200 S CSD 2360 2360 330 285
2300 S CSD 2460 2460 330 310
2400 S CSD 2560 2560 330 338
2500 S CSD 2660 2660 330 366
2600 S CSD 2760 2760 330 395
2800 S CSD 2960 2960 330 429
3000 S CSD 3160 3160 330 460
3200 S DS 3400 3400 430 869
3400 S DS 3600 3600 430 961
3600 S DS 3800 3800 430 1092
3800 S DS 4000 4000 430 1181
4000 S DS 4200 4200 430 1272
4200 S DS 4400 4400 430 1368
4400 S DS 4600 4600 430 1466
4600 S DS 4800 4800 430 1568
4800 S DS 5000 5000 430 1673
5000 S DS 5200 5200 430 1782
5200 S DS 5400 5400 430 1898
3200 S D 3430 3430 430 895
3400 S D 3630 3630 430 990
3600 S D 3830 3830 430 1125
3800 S D 4030 4030 430 1216
4000 S D 4230 4230 430 1310
4200 S D 4430 4430 430 1409
4400 S D 4630 4630 430 1510
4600 S D 4830 4830 430 1615
4800 S D 5030 5030 430 1723
5000 S D 5230 5230 430 1835
2.2.3 Purge sector
To prevent exhaust air mixing with supply air by carryover, most installations
have a purge sector. Its function is to flush the rotor matrix with outside air
before it rotates into the supply air duct. In this way only outside air is present
in the matrix and no carryover of exhaust air to supply air is possible. The
purge sector is located on the supply side of the supply air duct. No purge
sector is installed on the opposite side, where the matrix leaves the supply air
duct, as transfer of outside air to outlet air does not impair supply air quality.
2.2.4 Seals
To achieve the best possible prevention from leakage between exhaust and
supply air the Östberg Casing design offer multiple options of sealing system.
For standard applications a brush sealing is installed on the casing (between
the rotor matrix and the casing). For improved sealing a second sealing can be
installed on the rotor periphery which give a "wrap-around" sealing system.
The wrap- around sealing system provide the best possible sealing system to
prevent leakage along the rotor periphery. See also “3.2 Leakage/Cross
contamination”.
2.3 Drive equipment

Drive equipment is consist of motor, control unit and drive belt.
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Rotors are driven by a motor mounted on a bracket inside the casing. All rotors
are driven by the motor via a belt to the rotor periphery.
2.3.1 Constant drive

Constant drive means that rotor speed remains constant during operation, or
is switched off to remain stationary – so called on/off drive.
Induction motors with reduction gearing are available in three-phase and
single-phase versions.
Asynchronous motors with worm gears are available in three-phase and

single-phase versions.
2.3.2 Variable drive

Variable drive enables rotor speed regulation and thus optimal control throughout the year.
The drive unit consists of a motor and control unit that regulates motor rpm in relation to an input signal.
MicroMax MiniMax VariMax

3 Knowledge
3.1 Principle of rotary heat exchangers
Östberg rotary heat exchangers are classified as regenerative air-to-air
energy recovery units.
Air-to-air energy exchangers can recycle up to 85% of the energy from
conditioned building exhaust, or high temperature exhaust from industrial
processes. Exhaust recovery ventilation utilizes energy from the exhaust air
stream to precondition the outside air being introduced into the building.
In the winter it provides free heating and in the summer free cooling.
Applying air-to-air energy recovery can help achieve a higher LEED® status,
meet the requirements of ASHRAE 90.1, and save significantly on operating
cost with a quick payback. Choose from stand-alone heat exchanges or
pre-engineered, yet customizable modular units that incorporate heat
recovery, humidity control, and other air treatment options.
Thanks to the alternating airflow direction, the rotor is self-cleaning and frost
proof to a large extent.
The rotor matrix consists of small sinusoidal channels made from thin aluminum foil.
Untreated aluminum foil is used for sensible heat recovery. Epoxy-coated
aluminum or seawater resistant foil with higher magnesium content is best suited
in installations in aggressive environments such as industrial or maritime
locations. Sensible rotors transfer only humidity during the winter when exhaust
air condenses in the rotor matrix and is taken up by the supply air stream.
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Hygroscopic or sorption-treated rotors transfer airborne humidity (latent energy)

year round. The aluminum foil in hygroscopic rotors is oxidized to create a surface
that transfers humidity.
Sorption rotors foil is permanently coated with sorption material of the type 3Å
molecular sieve, which has an extremely high humidity transfer capacity.
3.2 Leakage/Cross contamination

Definition of leakage: leakage is the % of air that’s transferred from one airstream
to anther airstream.
Definition of Cross contamination: cross contamination is the % of air or substrate
in one airstream transferred to the other airstream due to type of sorption
material.
Leakage:
Leakage occurs either around the periphery
of the rotor or via the middle beam
dividing the airstreams. The positioning of
the fans are vital for the % of leakage, in a
correct planned Air- handling Unit the fan
positioning prevents the exhaust air to
“leakage” over to supply air stream. The
positioning of the fans is the responsivity of
the designer of the ventilation system.
Periphery leakage:
The rotor is sealed- off from leakage around the periphery of the rotor.
The standard application is a brush sealing attached to the casing that
seals off the air toward the rotor surface.
Östberg offer the possibility to add an additional sealing along the rotors
periphery. This sealing type is called “wrap- around sealing”.
Middle beam leakage:

The rotor is sealed- off from lekagage at the meiddle beam using a brush
sealing. This gives under normall application enougth sealing function. But
if the Air handling unit have unfavrable pressure differences between the
two airstreams an additional brushsealing can be applied to minimize
leakage.
Cross contamination:
To prevent cross contamination rotors with pure 3Å molecular sieve shall be
used. All other known adsorptions media on the market today will transfer
compounds in the exhaust air stream to the supply air stream. Östberg OM
is a pure 3Å molecular sieve media.
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See 3.3 for more infromation.
3.3 Molecular Sieves 3Å

A molecular sieve is a material with uniform pores size (very small holes).
The molecular sieve is measured in ångströms (Å). Molecular sieve 3Å do
not adsorb compounds with diameters larger than 3 Å. The water vapor K+
(humidity) is smaller than 3Å and is therefore adsorbed by the Molecular

sieve 3Å. Installations and tests show that a 3Å molecular sieve is the best
K+
3Å
K+
choice for reducing the risk of odor transfer via the sorption coating. K+
Sorption rotors
Östberg Molecular Sieve 3Å OM rotors provide exceptionally high
humidity efficiency up to 85%. Sorption rotors provide an excellent
method of cooling and de-humidifying outside air before it reaches the
air handling unit cooling coil. COOLING CAPACITY SAVINGS
Cooling capacity savings Air temperature,
• Direct investment pay off OM

inside, RH 50%
• Lower investment cost in cooling capacity OM

Sensible
Cooling capacity [kW/m3/s}
• Lower energy consumption in cooling period

• Better indoor air quality
- Minimum Carry Over
- Increased humidity in winter season
• Lower investment and running costs for humidification
• Better performance for dry cooling systems
• Increase cooling capacity in existing systems 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33
Ouside air temperature [C] - RH 50%
34 35 36
• 5-10 °C lower temperature for freezing protection

Advantages of 3Å molecular sieves
The Östberg OM Molecular Sieve 3Å provides high selectivity for water molecule absorption (2.7Å size).
• Performance of 3Å technology is proven in several international and independent studies
• It is recommended in cases where cross contamination needs to be minimized
• Minimized Carry Over of VOC’s from exhaust air to supply air
Lower investment costs in cooling capacity both in AHU’s and cooling system
• The cooling capacity saving is 20 – 50%
• The required cooling capacity will decrease by 10- 25 kW/m3/s air flow compared to sensible energy recovery
systems
• Smaller compressors, condensers or cooling towers or higher evaporation and lower condensing temperatures
• Smaller electrical connection costs and power consumption in cooling system
• Lower water flows to cooling coils and smaller pipe works and valves
• Savings in cooling equipment investments are higher than additional cost of sorption treatment of the rotor
Lower investment cost in supply air humidification

• Supply air humidification equipment will be smaller, due to high rate of humidity recovery from the exhaust air
Lower running costs of ventilation, cooling and humidification

• Cooling recovery in summer time
• Humidity recovery in winter time
Better working conditions for dry cooling systems (chilled ceilings or beams)
• Almost constant humidity efficiency provides effective dehumidification of outside air in extreme summer
conditions
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• Smaller requirement for raised water temperature to unit

Better indoor air quality during winter
• High humidity recovery from exhaust air during winter season
3.4 Double Wheel Concept

In regions with high air temperature and humidity or buildings with dry cooling systems (chilled beams, chilled ceilings),
the supply air needs to be cooled and dehumidified. Traditionally air dehumidification has been done by cooling the air to
condense the humidity from the air and reheating it to the requested air temperature.
Compared to traditional systems the Double Wheel Concept is cooling, dehumidifying and reheating the supply air more
energy effective.
3
1
2
The Double Wheel Concept comprises the following components and functions:
1. OM sorption rotor: The OM rotor dehumidifies and cools warm outside air very efficiently.
2. Cooling coil: Outside air is further dehumidified by the cooling coil until the preferred temperature is reached.
3. OT Condensation rotor: The condensation rotors warms the air to the required supply air temperature.
4. At the same time, exhaust air is cooled which means the OM rotor works more efficiently.
The Östberg Double Wheel Concept saves up to 60% of the total cooling capacity and requires lower investment and
running costs compared to traditional systems. As rule of thumb, the additional cost of the sensible wheel can be saved
in the lower investment compared to traditional system components, coils, chillers, cold and hot water piping
installation, pumps, valves, controls and electric power supply costs. Accurate total investment costs analyze of the
complete installation will show major savings in initial costs. Both cooling and heating energy savings will be additional
profit of the investment.
3.5 Anti-Corrosion
High corrosion risk
Great care should be taken when choosing materials in areas where there is a high risk of corrosion such as industrial use.
All casing parts can be powder coated to enhance corrosion resistance, or a stainless steel casing can be selected. All
bearings are life-time lubricated and extra sealed for extended life. Vital parts such as bearing components are coated
with tectyl for enhanced corrosion resistance.
Epoxy-coated foil (OC) should be selected. Epoxy-coated foil provides extremely effective protection against corrosion.
Seawater-resistant foil (OK) with magnesium content is available; an alternative to epoxy-coated foil, it provides excellent
corrosion protection.
Marine ventilation
In maritime environment there’s a request of increased corrosion protection, both for parts and media.
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Östbergs standard marine option is casing in Powder coated Galvanized steel and rotor media in OM for sorption
performance and OK for sensible performance. Östberg standard marine application have passed SWAAT test with
non-corrosion for a period of 10 years. If demand for higher corrosion resistance is needed the casing is offered in
stainless steel.
3.6 Rotor cleaner (air)

Östberg Rotor Cleaner use the latest technology to ensure that the whole rotor is cleaned.
The cleaning nozzle is controlled by a Screw Actuator which makes is possible to move the nozzle speed down to 3 mm /
minute. The Östberg Rotor Cleaner is controlled via a PLC, where the user types in the rotor diameter and number of
cleaning cycles (number of cycles depends on type of dirt and grade of dirt) the Östberg Rotor Cleaner will stop when the
number of cycles has been achieved.
Östberg Rotor cleaner is as standard offered as a Single unit for permanent installation.
Accessories:
• Dust collection tray with Vacuum system
• Double nozzle (increases the cleaning speed)
• Rotor Cleaner for movable version (service version, excl. air compressor)
• Rotor Cleaner for movable version (service version, incl. air compressor)
• Quick Klick (for movable service version, 1 quick click/Air Handing Unit)
NOTES
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9.0 Project References
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2016 Al Foah Dates Factory- Rental units Service Abu Dhabi CLCF X10
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units
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2013 Preserve of forensic warehouse Raslan Engineering CLCF x 13
2013 CMW-10043-C001 Trane Customer 18
2012 Villa for Thani Murshed Trane Customer 4
2012 Tawam Hospital Trane Customer 2
2012 Bab Al qasar Trane Customer 51
2011 ruwais refinary Expansion Trane Customer 37
2011 Borouge Adminstration Trane Customer 15
2011 Al bateen School Trane Customer 32
2010 MW-AF-241-2007 Trane Customer 8
2010 VVIP Villa Trane Customer 2
2010 Al wahda Mall Trane Customer 49
2010 Mirfa Air Seperation Plant Trane Customer 32
2010 3B+G+15+ HC For Sheikha Jamela Trane Customer 2
2010 Ruwais Housing Complex Pack Trane Customer 12
2010 Al jaber Kitchen Trane Customer 5
2010 Commertial building for Al mansour Trane Customer 10
2010 Aqua Orbis Trane Customer 37
2009 Burj District Plot 29 & 30 Trane Customer 18
2009 G+1 Food Court at JAFZA Trane Customer 36
2008 Liberty House Trane Customer 5
2008 Dubai Health Care City Trane Customer 40
2008 Air Wing Buildings Trane Customer 4
2008 Res Bldg Shk Ahmad Bin Rashid Trane Customer 10
2008 Dubai Metro Type 1 TPS -1 Trane Customer 27
2008 Al Furjan Sales Center Trane Customer 2
2008 Elite Trane Customer 1
2008 Luxury Villa Trane Customer 2
2008 IBS Hotel at Al Barsha Trane Customer 30
2008 ICON Tower Trane Customer 4
2008 Villa for Rami Melhas Trane Customer 1
6
2008 Palm Jumeirah Monorail Trane Customer 6
2008 Al Gerami Villa Trane Customer 13
2008 Nad Al Shiba Trane Customer 1
2008 Dubai Nursery Trane Customer 1
2008 Ibis & Suites Hotel Trane Customer 29
2008 Dubai mall Trane Customer 2
2008 Mixed Use Development Trane Customer 27
2008 Marina Pinnacle Tower Trane Customer 16
2008 Central Park Trane Customer 29
2008 Lab Building in Al Qusais Trane Customer 11
2008 Dubai Mall Hotel Trane Customer 6
2008 Polyclinic @ RAK Trane Customer 17
2008 Dubai Mall Hotel Trane Customer 2
2008 Dubai Metro Trane Customer 8
2008 Coop at Mirdif Trane Customer 1
2008 Burj District Plot 29 & 30 Trane Customer 10
2008 Luxury Villa on Plot No.L-24 Trane Customer 2
2008 Optiron Fze - Bridgeway Trane Customer 8
2008 Synchro Project Trane Customer 4
2008 Flame Tree & Fire Side Villa Trane Customer 5
2008 JAFZA Convention Centre Trane Customer 6
2008 Boulvard Central Towers Trane Customer 12
2008 Scale Project Trane Customer 1
2008 Makateb Offices Trane Customer 8
2008 Al Gurg Tower-3, Dubai Trane Customer 23
2008 Itihad mall Trane Customer 17
2008 Al Zarooni Mosque in Deira Trane Customer 20
2008 DIP - 6 - Emicool Trane Customer 6
2007 Road Transport Authority Trane Customer 8
2007 P & L Wawre House - Al qasais Trane Customer 2
2007 DLM Extension Building - ETA Trane Customer 2
2007 New Banking Hall Trane Customer 2
2007 Good Reach Facility Trane Customer 6
2007 Jebel Ali Free Zone - Container Terminal Trane Customer 14
2007 Dubai Mall Building Trane Customer 12
2007 Lulu Kitchens Trane Customer 1
7
2007 Palm Jumeirah Trunk Crown Trane Customer 8
2007 Palm Jumeirah Trunk Crown Trane Customer 8
2007 G+3 Bldg at Al Warqa Trane Customer 1
2007 Al Hamra Village Trane Customer 41
2006 Office Building for Estitmaar Realty (TECOM) Trane Customer 51
2006 Jashanmall Ware House Trane Customer 10
2006 Eassa Saleh Al Gurg Bldg Trane Customer 5
2006 Shj Foundation School Trane Customer 2
2006 Discovery Gardens Chiller Plant Room Trane Customer 9
2 Bldgs. at Karama on Plot No.318-314-318-
2006 Trane Customer 9
893
2006 Dubai Festival City (DFC) Zone 8A Trane Customer 43
2006 Deira City Centre (DCC) - Mace Trane Customer 3
2006 Gargash Tower Trane Customer 6
2005 Palm Island Jumeirah Trane Customer 1337
2005 Lake Terrace, Dubai Trane Customer 38
Dubai International Financial Center (DIFC)
Gate Precinct Bldgs
2004 MW-AF-020-2002 Cargo Passage Terminal Trane Customer 2
2004 Inter Continental Leaf Tobacco Co Trane Customer 5
2004 Souk Al Nakheel, Mall of the Emirates Trane Customer 1
2004 Ali Obaid Bel Rashid Trane Customer 3
2004 Villa for Mr. Saeed AlKhaz Trane Customer 1
2004 Al Tayer Motors Car Showroom - Airside Trane Customer 22
2004 La Riviera Tower Trane Customer 2
2004 Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR) Sector 7 Trane Customer 13
2004 8 Buildings at Al Hudaiba, Dubai Properties Trane Customer 24
2003 Traders Hotel Trane Customer 20
2003 Hamza Bin Mutalib Regiment Trane Customer 13
2003 Villa for Al Ghurair Trane Customer 9
2003 Green Community-Plant Room Trane Customer 10
2003 Kanne Tobacco Trane Customer 8
2003 Sumitomo Tyre Factory Trane Customer 2
2003 BG4 Bldg for MOPWH Trane Customer 8
Dubai International Financial Center (DIFC)
Gate Bldg
2003 G1 Villa @ Emirates Hills for Mr. Abdul Wahab Trane Customer 3
2003 BG6 Comm. & Res Bldg at Al Barshaa Trane Customer 1
2002 G+4p+28 Tariq Tower Trane Customer 1
2002 G+1 Shopping Centre At Aweer Trane Customer 22
2002 Grundfos Gulf Distribution Trane Customer 1
8
2002 Car Showroom And Spare Part Center Trane Customer 13
2002 Essa Naser Al Serkel Office Trane Customer 13
2002 Car Showroom And Spare Part Center Trane Customer 13
2002 Aud - Student Dormitories Trane Customer 2
2002 Al Mulla - 2 Buildings Trane Customer 3
2002 Bg4 Bldg For Mr Ghurair Al Qubaisi Trane Customer 1
2002 Shka Latifa Bint Hamdan Bldg Trane Customer 8
2002 Ncr @ Jafza Trane Customer 8
2002 B+G+7 Bldg At Mankhool Trane Customer 4
2002 3b+G+25 For Nashat Sahawneh Trane Customer 6
2002 Al Jaber Complex Trane Customer 2
2002 Al Jaber Complex Trane Customer 25
2002 Dubal Cast House Trane Customer 3
2002 Tawi Al Murrah Trane Customer 12
2002 Evangelic Church Trane Customer 4
2002 Air Wing Facility Trane Customer 3
2002 West Bay Complex Trane Customer 79
2002 Aerogulf Hanger Trane Customer 7
2001 Buhaira Insurance Trane Customer 4
2001 B+G+M+10 Blg for Abdul Rahman Youssef Trane Customer 1
2001 Khalifa Abbar Trane Customer 2
2001 Nashat & Sayegh Trane Customer 3
2001 Capricon Tower Trane Customer 7
2001 Renovation of Gen Post Office Trane Customer 5
2001 Al Mutawa Trane Customer 6
2001 Sheikha Latifa Bldg Trane Customer 4
2001 AUD students Dormitory Trane Customer 2
2001 Grundfoss Trane Customer 1
2001 Supermarket at Al Aweer Trane Customer 18
2001 Haj Tower Trane Customer 4
2000 Tower No. 1 Car Park Trane Customer 1
2000 Villa for Mr. Khalid Juma Al Majid Trane Customer 1
2000 Juma Al Majid Residential Complex Trane Customer 6
2000 Al Mannai Building Trane Customer 1
2000 Al Tayer Building Trane Customer 2
2000 Saeed Bin Belaila Building Trane Customer 2
2000 Villa for Mr. Jamal Al Ghurair Trane Customer 10
2000 Al Faseel Residential Building Trane Customer 2
2000 Skywalk Towers Trane Customer 4
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10.0 Supplier Company Profile
Trane
Company Profile
Two great companies become one
…creating
the perfect climate
for your business and home
Ingersoll Rand is a global diversified industrial firm providing

products, services and solutions to enhance the quality and
comfort in homes and buildings, transport and protect food and
perishables, secure homes and commercial properties, and
enhance industrial productivity and efficiency.
Driven by a 100-year-old tradition of technological innovation,

64,000 employees and more than 100 manufacturing facilities
worldwide, Ingersoll Rand enables customers to achieve real
progress, while creating a positive impact in their world.
2 $17B proforma global revenues in 2008

CPM-CMS001-E4_1108 © 2008 Trane - All rights reserved
Market-leading Strategic Brands
Comfort and Climate Control Brands
#1 North America #1 US
#1 Worldwide
display cases #2 Worldwide
transport
#1 North America Commercial HVAC
refrigeration
service provider Equipment
Industrial Brands Security Brand
#1 Worldwide #1 North America #1 North America

golf cars air compressors, lock and door
air tools hardware
3 Leadership in global industrial, commercial and residential markets

Trane offering
Our business is a business of providing energy-efficient

and environmentally responsible systems that
sustain high performance for life.
By doing so, we make it possible for buildings and

industrial processes to operate at world-class levels.
Trane systems do more than make chilled water or warm and

cool air. Our systems ensure process reliability, energy
efficiency, as well as superior indoor air quality. And these
results are realized by carefully looking at how everything works
together - before we put anything together.
So whether the challenge is creating sophisticated Integrated

Comfort™ Systems for luxury hotels, enterprise services for
high-performance working environments, control systems for
critically regulated processes, Trane has the committed team with
the technical know-how and expertise to help your building or your
process perform at its utmost ability.
4 Trane brings value to your business

A Global Company
Our Vision:
Safety
We are dedicated to inspiring progress for our
Customers, Shareholders, Employees and
Communities by achieving:
“With a strong safety culture, solid processes
 Dramatic Growth… and great teamwork we work every day,
by focusing on innovative solutions for our every hour and every minute to become a
customers world-class safety company”
 Operational Excellence...
by pursuing continuous improvement in all our
operations
 Dual Citizenship…
by bringing together the talents of all Ingersoll Rand
people to leverage the capabilities of our global
enterprise
Our Values:
• Integrity
• Respect Safe Safe Safe
Facilities Equipment Services
• Teamwork
• Innovation
• Courage
TRANE SAFE
5 Safety is our number one priority

The Specialist
in Cooling & Heating Systems & Services
Innovation
Heat exchanger on
Lunar rover 3-D® Scroll &
Convector radiator Apollo 15 mission Screw compressors Aquastream
concept Pioneer
Turbovac
2008
1st hermetic Trane acquired by
Falling-film
centrifugal unit evaporator Controls Ingersoll Rand Inc.
Coil design:
Sigma flow Delta flow
Wavy 3BS 2003
Integrated Comfort™
Systems
Zenith BMS / Tracer Evo

2000
Six Sigma
1984
Trane acquired by
1978 American Standard Inc.
Trane enters
1885
James Trane 1913 Energy Management,
launched James & his Controls, and BAS
a plumbing son Reuben business
incorporated the 1925
business
Trane Company Trane Graduate Engineer
1958
Training Program Trane settles in 1992
Europe Cairo - Egypt
History 1974
Charmes - France
1991
Colchester - UK
1958
Golbey - France
6 A heritage built on innovation and business excellence

Worldwide Organization
Trane Commercial Systems
(TCS)
President
Mike Lamach
Europe, Middle East, Africa & India Region

(EMAIR)
President
Robert Zafari
TCS TCS TCS

Americas EMAIR Asia
7 $7.45 B global revenues in 2007

Quality Management
Our commitment: “To support Trane's business strategy of being the

premier provider of HVAC systems and services by
developing and continuously improving a Global
Quality Management system.”
Trane’s commitment to providing reliable products and services is achieved

through continuous attention to quality all the way from development and
over the life-time of the systems:
• In Trane factories, Demand Flow ® Manufacturing techniques are used to

assure the integrity and efficiency of production and on-time shipments.
• Our employment of Six Sigma quality tools allows our business

processes to be faster, safer, more accurate and more effective.
• Materials Management initiatives, like ISO 9001 help us develop an

integrated supply chain process that provides mutual benefit to our
customers, our suppliers, and our company as a whole.
8 The highest product quality levels in the industry

Innovation
Research and Development

• 8 research and design centers around the world
• 21 engineering hubs around the world
• Over 1 200 engineers and PhDs pioneering new technologies
“Engineering is common thread that enables Trane to

deliver on our promise and lead development of
HVAC systems and related technologies.” Trane Design Center, Chennai, India
Engineering Excellence
“Central to Trane’s vision is investment in our core

products, building systems and control
technologies that contribute to ever-improving
energy efficiency benefits.”
Trane Technology Center, La Crosse. WI, USA
9 Commitment to advancing HVAC technology

28 Manufacturing Locations
France
U.S.A.
• Golbey
• La Crosse, WI • Forsyth, GA • Charmes China
• Rushville, IN • Ft. Smith, AR
• St. Paul, MN • Clarksville, TN • Taicang
• Trenton, NJ • Tyler, TX
• Zhongshan
• Pueblo, CO • Waco, TX
• Charlotte, NC • Springhill, LA
• Lexington, KY • Lynn Haven, FL
• Vidalia, GA • Columbia, SC
• Macon, GA
Taiwan
• Yangmei
Mexico
Malaysia
• Monterrey
• Penang
Brazil
• Curitiba Thailand
• Poochao
10 Advanced manufacturing facilities

EMAIR Plants
Golbey - France Charmes - France
Products: Products:
• Scroll Chillers • Large Scroll Chillers
• Rooftops • Screw Chillers
• Water Terminals
• Creation: 1958, expanded ’64 and ‘72 • Creation: 1974

• Surface: 16,000 m² • Surface: 17,000 m²
• Laboratory & Training Center • Regional Engineering
11 State-of-the-art plants producing state-of-the-art products

EMAIR Commercial Network
Europe • 130 sales and service • Trane offices provide
locations in Trane EMAIR the working knowledge
of local business
• Uniform local support:
practices and building
engineering expertise,
codes.
application assistance,
service, parts and financial
solutions.
Middle East, Africa and India
12 Over 1,000 of the best trained sales engineers and service technicians in the industry
A Reliable and Trusted Provider
Confidence
Reliability
DFT (Demand Flow® Technology):
Total Quality Control TQC

PQP (Product Quality Plan):
• Tracking Tags
• Brazing Excellence Permanent Testing
• Coil “Tank” test • Kanban Process
• Two stage high pressure test
• Vacuum test
• Refrigerant leak test
• Setting of controls
• Final test / Test loop A Reliable and Checking work done before
 100% of units tested before shipment

Trusted Provider Doing work planned
Checking work done
Trust
• Cooling capacity: 200 to 1 500 kW
Customer witnessed testing • Evaporator water temperature: 5 to 15°C
• Evaporator water flow: 10 to 70 l/s
Performance check (cooling capacity and power input)
• Condenser water temperature: 20 to 50°C
Air-cooled & Water-cooled chillers test loop • Condenser water flow: 15 to 100 l/s
• Voltage: 190 to 690 Volts, 50/60Hz
• Maximum power input 550 kVA in 50Hz
and 550 kVA in 60Hz
13 Our mission: Building trust and confidence

Services and Parts
Trane Care Services Trane Select Contracts
An extensive array of upgrade products to answer your top business priorities: Eliminate the risk of high cost repairs and
predict your maintenance costs with a
program tailored to your needs:
24/7 duty
From hot line to on site response
Parts coverage
From comfort to process cooling
Full coverage
From “parts only” to “all parts & labor”
Life cycle management

From upgrade to replacement
The right part

at the right price and time Start-up
• Comprehensive inventory from precise captive All Trane engineers and technicians are experts in
items to generic parts refrigeration and air-conditioning control. Trane
• Available in real time will take the extra step beyond installation to
• Quick and efficient ordering and delivery service perfectly adapt the equipment to its environment,
• Reduced equipment downtime by taking control of and seeing to an efficient and
high-performance start-up.
14 Unmatched solutions for all your building service needs

Comprehensive Solutions
Comprehensive
Start-up Repair Maintenance Trane Select Trane Care
Solutions
Trane uses a wealth of experience, research and

technology to help our customers conserve energy
while maximizing cost saving opportunities within their
building systems and operations. We start by having
thorough understanding of our customers business to
customize our solutions and mitigate risk. We then
employ our tools and technology to benchmark, model,
plan and predict energy consumption with the
implementation of energy conservation measures.
Trane Comprehensive Solutions can be realized in the
form of Turnkey Services, Energy Retrofit Services or
as Performance Contracts.
15 Trane makes your building work better for life

Learning and Development
Talent development
• Trane has implemented a talent management program that
covers all aspect of performance and talent management.
• It is composed of processes and tools to help employees

reach their potential by setting their performance goals,
measuring results, creating a meaningful development plan,
accessing learning resources and planning their next job
move by viewing open jobs within the group.
Insatiable Desire for Knowledge

Trane Academy of HVAC culture :
• Sharing the expertise, becoming the experts
• Continuous learning and development • Courses, Clinics, Workshops
for employees and customers • Educational material library
• Training facilities worldwide
• An Academy that produces the leading HVAC
• On site training
technicians in the industry • Interactive e-learning
• Train-The-Trainer
• Graduate Training Program
16 We strive for excellence

A Customer Advisor
Every building has a purpose...
And every building has its own Identity... its own Character... Visual Voice... Physical presence...
Carefully looking at how everything works together - before we put anything together...
Commercial Offices
Net asset value appreciation Industry
Lodging
Optimized operating expenses Maximize production up-time
Guest comfort Preserve product integrity Health Care
Energy efficiency & comfort
Infection control, IAQ
Compliance issues
Retail
Customer retention Life Sciences District Cooling
Operational flexibility
Speed to market
Compliance issues Energy efficiency
Maximize operation up-time
17 Engaging… Expert… Committed… CPM-CMS001-E4_1108 © 2008 Trane - All rights reserved

Integrated HVAC Systems
Optimized systems Expertise in Expertise in Complete
Applications Controls & Range of
& Services Integration Equipment
Reliability Energy Environment
Savings Design & Applications
Retail
of HVAC Systems
Lodging
Water Terminals
Water side
Air side
Commercial Chillers
Offices Refrigeration side Factory-mounted
Controls
Health Care Control systems Air Handling Units
Life Sciences
Standard codes
Interoperability Water Systems
and Integration
Acoustics DX Systems
Industry
Energy, Environment
Services BMS
Compatibility
Split Systems
District
Cooling
Rooftop Units
Close Control Units
18 Meeting all the business needs of our clients

Building a Greener Future
Trane’s Global Approach: Trane’s strategy:
“Provide customers with the right products
“Our environmental commitment is to provide using the right refrigerant, in the right system,
at the right time, at the right lace.“
state-of-the art HVAC systems that are good for
our customers, good for our businesses and
environmentally responsible.” To build a greener future:
l Wide portfolio of energy
efficient products and systems,
from equipment and controls to services
Trane’s commitment Involvement in key forums

Balanced - Comprehensive view of environment
Montreal Protocol - Partnering with customers to manage
phase-outs
Accountable - Leadership role in protecting environment
- HVAC systems and services that are environmentally Kyoto Protocol - Actively driving the focus on global warming and
responsible and good for business reducing emissions
Green Building Council - US (LEED), China, India and UAE (GBC Executive Committees)
Sustainable - Environmentally-focused R&D, design, technology development,
and manufacturing Europe - Active member in EPEE, the European Partnership for Energy and Environment
High Efficiency Systems By TRANE

High Efficiency HVAC system
Floor-by-floor monitoring
Air quality
Lighting control Commissioning
Preventive maintenance
Fresh air management
Upgrade programs
Filtration system
Centralized automated
Pressurization control building system
Environmental responsibility
Equipment Service
Controls Applications
19 Energy efficiency and minimal impact on the environment

Trane Worldwide References
Statue of
Liberty, Potsdamer Platz Burj Dubai,
USA Berlin, Germany UAE
Palm Island, UAE Puerta de Atocha, Madrid, Spain Quai d’Orsay Museum, France
20 Trane brings value to your business

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12.0 Recommended Spares &

Tools
One set of bag filter for each unit will be supplied as

spares
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14.0 Estidama Checklist
Yas South Integrated Destination Resort
Estidama Material Submittal Questionnaire
ESTIDAMA SUBMISSION FOR  Arena ☐ Hotel ☐ Marine
Material Submittal Reference # YSD-P02-0508-HV-BKG-MS-00012 Main contractor Name BAM INTERNATIONAL

Product Name / Description AIR HANDLING UNITS Sub-contractor, if any BK GULF
Specification Reference Number Section 23 73 10 Manufacturer Name TRANE
Location of usage in the project Manufacturing location MALAYSIA
YAS South Integrated Destination Resorts-
Work package Local Supplier Name TRANE
Arena
Credit Subcontractor
Material Type Material Data Supporting Documents to be attached
Reference PQP to fill
Adhesives, Product VOC Content (g/l) NA  Data sheet (or)
Sealants LBi-2.1 Maximum VOC allowed (g/l)(as per Estidama) NA  Test report (Test Method : SCAQMD Rule
(Interior only) VOC category (as per Estidama standards) NA 1168 )
Product VOC Content (g/l) NA  Data sheet (or)
Paints, Maximum VOC allowed (g/l)(as per Estidama) NA  Test report (Test Method : ISO-11890-2 (or)
Coatings LBi-2.2 VOC category (as per Estidama standards) NA ASTM D-2369 )
(Interior only) Is it Water based or solvent based? NA  Data sheet (or)
Is it fungal resistant? NA  Test report
Carpet/ Carpet  CRI Green Label /Plus certificate (or)
cushion  Green guard IAQ Certificate for carpets
Does the Flooring System comply with credit NA  Floor Score certificate (or)
LBi-2.3
requirements?  CRI Green Label Plus Program (or)
Hard flooring
 Green guard IAQ Certificate for low emitting
products
What is the Formaldehyde content (mg/m3)? NA  Data sheet (or)
Suspended Does the product contain Asbestos? NA  Test report (Formaldehyde Test method: EN
Ceiling LBi-2.4 717-1, EN120, or EN 717-2. Client PQP’s
Systems For wood-based panel ceiling, what is the prior approval to be obtained for any
NA
Pentachlorophenol (PCP) content in ppm? equivalent test)
Finishing  Data sheet (or)
materials & LBi-2.5 What is the Formaldehyde content (mg/m3)? NA  Test report (Test method: EN 717-1, EN120,
furniture or EN 717-2)
Ozone Depleting Potential (ODP) NA
 Data sheet (or)
Insulation SM-1, SM- Global Warming Potential (GWP) NA
 Test report (Formaldehyde Test method: EN
Materials R1, LBi-2.5 What is the Formaldehyde content (mg/m3)? NA
717-1, EN120, or EN 717-2)
Asbestos content NA
Windows & Is the product a Chlorine Free Material? NA
Door Frames, Windows/door Frames : Linear Length (m) NA  Data sheet (or)
Floor & wall SM-1 Floor/wall covering : Surface area (m2)
coverings,  Supporting documentation for Chlorine free
Ext. cladding External cladding : Surface area covered (m2) NA
Steel (Rebar / NA  UK CARES certificate Appendix-1 (Rebar)
Is the manufacturer UK CARES certified?
structural)  UK CARES Appendix-5 (Structural)
 Mix design (and)
SM-10
Concrete GHG calculator updated & confirmed 2 points NA  Data sheets of all contents (and)
 Updated GHG calculator
Aggregates Is it recycled aggregate? NA  Supporting doc. for recycled aggregate
☐FSC Pure
☐ FSC Mix
What is the FSC certification category?
☐ FSC Mix  Data sheet
Wood products (NN)%

(Temporary & SM-12 If it is FSC Mix (NN) %, what is NN? NA
Permanent Chain of Custody number of the timber product NA  COC certificate of Timber product
Timber) FSC/PEFC license number of local supplier NA  FSC/PEFC license copy of local supplier
Whether this timber product is listed on CITES list of
NA  Manufacturer declaration
endangered species (Appendix I, II and III)?
Timber species name NA  Data sheet
SM-R1 Did this timber treat with Chromated Copper Arsenate? NA  Data sheet (or) Manufacturer declaration
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 Data sheet
Shading
LBo-R3 Solar Reflectance Index (SRI) value NA
materials
Thermal conductivity of element NA  Test report (Note-3)

Building U- Value of the element (W/m2K) NA  Data sheet
envelope Specified U-value (W/m2K) NA
elements (Roof Area weighted Average U- Value (W/m2K) NA (Refer Note-4)
/ Wall/ Glazing Submittal number of Average U-value calculation NA (Refer Note-4)
etc.,) SHGC Value (for Glazed elements only) NA  Data sheet
RE-R1 Specified SHGC NA
Equipment  Comparison table of Energy Model
(AHU/DX parameters against the proposed unit (and)
units/FCU/Fans  Compliance forms of ASHRAE 90.1 - 2007
/Pumps/Water Does it meet RE-R1 credit requirements? Yes ☐No section 5.4, 6.4, 7.4, 8.4, 9.4 and 10.4 (and)
Heater/Chiller,  Data sheet (and)
Cooling Tower  Manufacturer confirmation letter with
etc..) calculation (wherever applicable)
Meters
RE-R2, Do the meters have data logging capability and
(Electrical/ ☐Yes ☐No  Data sheet
PW-3 compatible with central monitoring system
water /BTU)
Refrigerants/ Ozone Depleting Potential (ODP) Value NA
RE-R3,  Data sheet (or)
fire suppression
RE-7 Global warming Potential (GWP) Value NA  Test Report
system
 Data sheet (or)
Is it rated under Energy star program/
 Energy Star Certificate (or)
Appliances RE-3 EU Energy efficiency labeling scheme /equivalent NA
 EU Energy efficiency label (or)
certification
 Equivalent certificate (Prior approval needed)
Does the lift operate in standby mode? NA
Lifts RE-4 Is there a regenerative system included? NA  Data sheet
Does the lift use a LED lighting and LCD display? NA
PW-R1 Flow rate of the water fixture. (lit/ min) or (Flush/cycle) NA  Data sheet (AND)
Water Fixtures
PW-1 Pressure at which flow measures (Kpa) NA  Pressure-flow chart from manufacturer
Light Fixtures LBi-6 Type of lamp used (Fluorescent, LED, etc) NA  Data sheet
☐<500 km  Country of origin certificate
SM-9 Distance from manufacturing location to site 
>500 km Manufacturer trade license copy (and)
All Materials  Data sheet (or)
SM-R1 Does the product contain Asbestos? ☐Yes No  Test report (if requested, for all products,
which are likely to contain asbestos)
Notes :
1. Supporting documents as stated above should be added in the Estidama section of the material submittal along with this questionnaire.
2. Manufacturer letters are not acceptable as a supporting document instead of data sheet / test report, unless otherwise specified.
3. In addition to data sheet, a test report should be provided for thermal conductivity of each envelope materials such as blocks, insulation etc. For precast
components of facades, the test results should include the entire pre-fabricated element.
4. Average U- Value calculation should be for the whole system -including frames, joints etc.,
Confirmed by Manufacturer /Supplier Confirmed by Contractor's Estidama PQP
Print Name : (Filled by BAM International) Print Name: Amjad Alokeh
Signature: Signature:
Date: Date : 14/10/2018
Manufacturer Stamp:
1. LBi-3: The proposed Filter G3 instead of G4 is acceptable since

the design Specs calls for G3 / G4 filters.
2. LBi-R1: Air supply is tailored to match with the design values
Rev-1 3. Material is subject to the review and approval
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Trane BVBA
P.O Box 41047, Abu Dhabi
United Arab Emirates
Phone: +971 2 6156100
Fax: + 971 2 6749110
Trane Ref: Date:

AUH-SA-181002-1 Oct 02, 2018
M/s. BK Gulf
Abu Dhabi
Eng. Muayyad Abu Khashabeh, Engineering Manager –Yas Arena
Project: YAS South Integrated Destination Resorts- Arena
Subject: Estidama PBRS – Credit SM-R1: Hazardous Materials Elimination
We, Trane Confirm that the supplied Air Handling units to be used in Yas Arena Project does not
contain Asbestos Containing Materials (ACMs) or / and where Timber is used, No Chromated
Copper Arsenate (CCA) -Treated Timber is found.
Sincerely
Trane BVBA
Badal Jain
Equipment Sales Engineer
Trane BVBA – Abu Dhabi


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Please refer to comments overleaf.

Michael Rimmer 09/05/2018

Submittal Ref YSD-P02-0508-HV- Rev 01 Date of Review: 09/05/19

General Comments to Specification Compliance.

Technical Performance Comments

Submittal Ref YSD-P02-0508-HV- Rev 2 Date of Review: 20/03/19

Serial WSP Comment/Instruction/Observation Agreed BAM Response (Workshop 19/03/19)

General Comments to Specification Compliance.

Energy Centre and Retail Units - 6 Units

Type 4 Units – All Kitchen Units – 6 units

AHU-KS-1 - Approved Comment closed.

AHU-KS-2 - Approved Comment closed.

AHU-KS-3 - Approved Comment closed.

AHU-KS-4 - Approved Comment closed.

AHU-KS-5 – Approved. Please re-select with heat pipe Comment closed.

AHU-KS-6 – Approved. Please re-select omitting heat Comment closed.

Type 2 Units – FAHU with Enthalpy Wheel - 13 units

AHU/V02 - Approved Comment closed.

AHU/CK/1 - Approved Comment closed.

AHU/VIP02 - Approved Comment closed.

AHU/SE/SV/001 - Approved Comment closed.

AHU/VIP01 - Approved Comment closed.

AHU/MICE/2A - Approved Comment closed.

AHU/PRY_1 - Approved Comment closed.

AHU/PRY_2 - Approved Comment closed.

Prayer Rm_4- Approved Comment closed.

AHU/PRY/3 - Approved Comment closed.

Type 3 Units – FAHU with PHEXs – 8 units

AHU-WC-01– Approved Comment closed.

AHU-WC-2 - Approved Comment closed.

AHU-WC-3 - Approved Comment closed.

AHU-WC-6 - Approved Comment closed.

AHU-WC-8 - Approved Comment closed.

AHU-WC-9 - Approved Comment closed.

AHU-WC-10 - Approved Comment closed.

Type 1 Units – FAHU with Double Wheels – 25units

Comments specific to AHU’s

AHU-LC-1 & 2 (2 units)

From: Rimmer, Michael

T +971 6 598 1777

From: Andre Brinckman (Miral) [mailto:andre.brinckman@miral.ae]

T +97124068888 D +97124067732 M +971502782408 F +97124068899 E andre.brinckman@miral.ae

From: Rimmer, Michael <michael.rimmer@wsp.com>

Ref: BJ-19-02 Date: 12th March 2019

To: M/S BK Gulf LLC

Project : YAS SOUTH INTEGRATED DESTINATION RESORT -ARENA,

Subject : DRAIN PAN FOR ENTHALPY WHEEL AND SENSIBLE WHEEL.

This is for your kind information.

Thanks and Regards,

Registered in Abu Dhabi under Commercial Registration No: 1001263

Ref: BJ-19-03 Date: 12th March 2019

To: M/S BK Gulf LLC

Project : YAS SOUTH INTEGRATED DESTINATION RESORT -ARENA,

Subject : COOLING COIL - MOISTURE CARRY OVER

This is for your kind information.

Thanks and Regards,

Registered in Abu Dhabi under Commercial Registration No: 1001263

01 01-04-2019 C-status, For Approval Comments incorporated

Section Element Page No

3 Compliance Check list 7

3.1 Reply to consultant comments 140

4 Schedule of Equipment and Materials 195