SINGLE DUCT VAV TERMINAL UNITSA VAV | SINGLE DUCT TERMINAL UNITS << vaux mn Innosting Coding Hans Damper design features a full diameter contact seal that maintains less than 1% air leakage at preasures up to 4” Insulation is 1" and it complies water gauge with ULL 181/ASTMC 1071 and Precision machined NFPA 90A requirements zinc plated solid steel shaft S & DRIVE connection for rapid field installation Inlet sized to fit all standard round ducts Self lubricating POR nylon bearings for ong life and reliable low friction operation Multipoint averaging velocity sensor amplifies airflow signal for greater Gauge taps for direct accuracy flow measurement and field balancing Galvanised Stee! conforming to ASTM A653 or JISG 3302 Standardsff VAUX VAV | SINGLE DUCT TERMINAL UNITS =¢ nrg Cog WA) TU-100 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION YCASING + All TU-100 unit c INLET COLLARS = All round 22 gage inlet collars accommodate standard sj panels are constructed of 22 gage galvanized steel with a 20 gage option. and flex duct sizes. - Left or right hand is determined by looking in the direction of airflow with the unit in the installed position, Y OUTLET CONNECTION ~ Allstandard outlet connections are rectangular and require a slip and drive duct connection. ~ Round and multi-outlet discharge options are available. Y DAMPER ASSEMBLY = Unit size 6-16 utilize around control damper with blade control damper. All damper assemblies utilize a solid 1/2 shaft inch that rotates in self lubricating PQ Nylon® bearings. - Damper blade incorporates a flexible gasket for tight airflow shutoff and operates over a full 90° rotation. ~ The damper position is marked by an arrow embossment on the end of the damper shaft. Y CASING LINERS ~ Unit casing will be lined with 1 inch thick, 2 Ib. dual density fiberglass insulation that meets UL 181 and NFPA 90A. ~ (Optional) 2 inch Thick Insulation: Unit casing will be lined with 2 inch thick, 2 Ib. dual density fiberglass insulation that meets UL 181 and NFPA 90A. = (Optional) Cellular Insulation: Unit casing will be lined with glued and riveted 3/8 thick,1 1/2Ib. density, smooth surface, polyolefin, closed-cell foam insulation for fiber free application. Cellu- lar insulation meets UL 181 and NFPA 90A and does not support mold or bacteria growth. - (Optional) Steriliner Insulation: Unit casing will be lined with 13/16 thick, 4 Ib. density, rigid board insulation with nylon reinforced foil covering insulation fibers that meets UL 181 and NFPA 90A. Liner shall be attached to unit casing by insulation adhesive and full-seam-length Z-strips to enclose and seal the insulation cut edges. = (Optional) Sterilwall Insulation: Unit casing will be lined with 1/2 oF 2 thick, 1 1/21b. dual density fiberglass insulation, meeting UL 181 and NFPA 90A, enclosed between the unit casing and a non-perforated internal sheetmetal cover extending over the fiberglass insulation, as well as covering the liner cut edges.nnoating Coding Daas lf VAUX VAV | SINGLE DUCT TERMINAL UNITS ~*~ TU-100 TU-100 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION - (Optional) Perforated Doublewall Insulation: Unit casing will be lined with 1/2, 11/2 Ib. dual density fiberglass insulation meeting UL 181 and NFPA 90A, enclosed between the unit casing and a perforated internal sheetmetal cover extending over the fiberglass insulation, as well as covering the liner cut edges. ~ (Optional) No Liner: Unit casing will be equipped with no internal insulation liner. Y AIRFLOW SENSOR ~ Allunits are equipped with a factory installed airflow measuring sensor. ~ The standerd sensors our mukipoint, velocity averaging sensor FlowRing with an amplifed- signal. ~ Balancing taps are optionally provided to allow for easy airflow verification. = An optional linear multi-point averaging sensor is also available. Y CONTROLS ~ Electric, analog electronic or factory mounted direct di able. A“no control" unit is also available for field mouting of direct digital electror where a sheet metal enclosure will be provided by us. tal electronic control types are avail- controls V LABELS ~ Label information is adhered to each unit and includes model, size, airflow (CFM), balancing chart and tagging data. Y PACKAGING - Multiple units are palletized. Each pallet of units is banded and stretch wrapped with cello- phane. Cartonizing is available with TU-100 base unit.~ VAV | SINGLE DUCT TERMINAL UNITS =¢ VAUX Direraing Cig Mens TU-100 TU-100 TYPICAL APPLICATION Vauxaire VAV (TU-100) single duct terminal units are designed to be easily incorpo- rated in the overall building HVAC design. Control packages allow the TU-100 to be used in constant volume and variable volume applications. Although designed for compatiblity with en preeeie (<0.10 Ps), the TU-100 unit performs reliably in high pressure systems as well (up to 6.0 Ps). In variable volume pressure independent applications, the TU-100 unit compensates for system pressure, while adjusting the airflow in response to room thermostat demand. When used in a constant volume application, the TU-100 can maintain a set flow requirement, compensating for fluctuations in system pressure. Depending on the layout of the ductwork, it is sometimes more practical to specify the TU-100 with factory-installed MULTIPLE OUTLET PLENUMS (MOP). YVTU-100, DAMPER & CASING LEAKAGE DETAIL > Damper leakages measured withthe damper uly closed using an actuator. A precision low flow orifice is used upstream ofthe ‘unit to measure the leakage rate asa function of the measured upstream static pressure. Casing leakage I determined withthe [Del [= oe | bocheod = [ol«[slaln]-| ola ]«[ol« [sl] betel « [> [salle] [«lell« (sal | [aofrmpmjonl » [a [o|7[=[=|-[»ll«la |= [»]™ All ound datas based on tests conducted in accordance with ARI 680... the difference static pressure from inlet to discharge. Sound power levels ‘are in dB, re 10" watts. Discharge sound power’ the sound emited from the unit discharge. 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Sound power levels ‘ore in dB, re 10" watts. Radiated sound power the sound transmitted through the casing wall. NC application data is from AR! standard 885 Appendic E asa function of low rate shown.x AUX VAV | SINGLE DUCTTERMNAL UNITS rnin Corin Hons PROCEDURE FOR ESTIMATING OCCUPIED SPACE SOUND LEVELS IN THE APPLICATION OF AIR TERMINALS AND AIR OUTLETS BASED ON THE ARI STANDARD 885Dre Cnng Hs Tu-100 = < VAUX VAV | SINGLE DUCT TERMINAL UNITS Purpose and Scope The purpose of this Standard is to provide a consistent industry-accepted method for estimating sound pressure levels in a conditioned, occupied space. The sound levels include a contribution from most, but not all, components in the air distribu- system. Air terminals, air outlets and the low pressure ductwork which connects them are considered as sound sources and are the subject of this Standard. This Standard does not make provision to estimate space sound level contributions from the central system fan, ductwork upstream of the air terminal, equipment room machinery or exte- ambient sound. Often significant, these sound sources should be considered in the designer's work to achieve a complete estimate of the room sound level. Definitions, calculation procedures, recommended default values and tabulated data are in accordance with the best information available at the time of publication. As new or better information from the ASHRAE Handbook or other recognized procedures and information in this Standard may be revised or amended. Users of the Standard undoubtedly will ask about the accuracy of the predictions. Until a signifi cant body of experience is accumulated with ARI Standard 885, no explicit tolerance of predic- tion can be given. ‘The methods described in this Standard can be used to identify acoustically critical paths in the system design. The effects of inserting alternative components and changes in the system can be evaluated. The accuracy of evaluating the difference in sound pressure between two alterna- tives is greater than individual predictions. The Relationships of ARI Standard 880 and 885 2.1 ARI Standard 880 “Air Terminals” provides industry agreed-upon methods for determi sound power ratings of air terminal and air distribution devices. These sound power ratings are published in manufacturers’ data sheets. 2.2 ARI Standard 885 provides industry agreed-upon methods to use ARI Standard 880 sound ratings to estimate the sound levels which will occur in the conditioned, occupied space. ‘Al Standard 885 provides calculation methods o examine and compare sound sources and attenuation inthe application of ar terminals and alr distribution devices.Fraratng Caing Has TU-100 lf VAV | SINGLE DUCT TERMINAL UNITS =6 VAUX | Private residences Hotel/motels ual rooms or suites ‘Meet uet rooms, 5, cor lobbies areas te ‘Conference rooms n plan offices: culation ai Te Private rooms ‘Wards rating rooms Public area Arts. Drama theaters ‘Concert and recital halls ‘Music teaching studios ice rooms, sh Laboratories (with fume hoods) TTesting/research, minimal speech communication ‘extensive, use, speech communication a x music programs ‘Classrooms up to 750 ft 175 m1 ‘Classrooms over 750 ft (75 mI jure rooms for more than 50 (unam Unamy ‘Amy wnasiums and natatonums amy ‘eptnted with permission of the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers. 1995 ASHRAE Handbook, ‘HVAC Applications, Chapter 43, Table2.Drnrating Calg Sas TU-100 = < VAUX VAV | SINGLE DUCT TERMINAL UNITS. RADIATED. RADIATED ouTLET yy Ler DISCHARGE UNITCASING — uryer GENERATED GENERATED RADIATED. RADIATED DISCHARGE Single / Duct Terminal Acoustic Model= { VAUX VAV | SINGLE DUCT TERMINAL UNITS Drevting Cong Is TU-100 OUTLET 1 OUTLET 2 1 Terminal Casing Radiation 2 Flex Duct Breakout Radiation 3 Duct Airborne Radiation 4 Out #1 Generated Sound 5 Flex Duct Breakout Radiation 6 Duct Airborne Sound 7 Out #2 Generated Sound= 4 VAUX VAV | SINGLE she UNITS Drnorting Cong Has 90 35 80 + 70 + & q fe g& f 2 3 60 5 2 @ 50 2 = 3 2 5 g 2 40 3S g = 3 30 APPROXIMATE 20 | THRESHOLD OF: HEARING FOR CONTINUOUS NOISE 10 63 125 250 © 500-1000 2000» 4000-8000 OCTAVE BAND CENTER FREQUENCIES, HZ [NC (noise Criteria) Curves for Speciying the Design Level in Terms of Maximum ‘Permissible Sound Pressure Level for Each Frequency Band=< 90 80 70 50 40 30 OCTAVE BAND SOUND PRESSURE LEVEL, dB re 20 upa 20 VAUX VAV | SINGLE DUCT TERMINAL UNITS Drevting Cong Is TU-100 ~ 16 ats 63 125 250 500 += 1000S 2000-4000 OCTAVE BAND CENTER FREQUENCIES, HZ [RC (Room Criterion) Curves fo Specifying the Design Lev! in Terms ofa Balanced Spectrum ShapeSinraling Ceing Mis TU-100 ~ VAV | SINGLE DUCT TERMINAL UNITS =¢ VAUX ACOUSTICALLY ISOLATED DUCT AIR SOUND ROOM WALL, ‘BOXTO BE MIN. OF 5 FT. (1.5m) FROM CEILING,WALLS AND FLOOR. Casing Radiated Sound Test for Central Terminals Casing Radiated Sound Power Level -To determine the sound radiated from the casing induction port plus casing radiated sound {or fan powered units), the assembly shall be mounted in the reverberation room with suitable connecting duct or ducts ARI STANDARD 880‘ineveing Ceting Mis TU-100 ~ VAV | SINGLE DUCT TERMINAL UNITS =¢ VAUX ‘TO BE FLUSHED WITH INSIDE WALL OFTHE ROOM. 2.50. MAX. LENGTH DISCHARGE DUCT OUTLET TO BE DUCT TO BE MIN. 20 GA. OUTLINES (MIN. 5 FT. (1.5m) FROM SIDE WITHIN. GYPSUM BOARD EXTERIOR. WALLS, CEILING AND FLOOR. Discharge Sound Test for Central Terminals with Discharge Duct Discharge Sound Power Level - Discharge sound power level determination required that only the discharge air low be exposed tothe sound test room. The casing must be acousticaly isolated from the room - AR! 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