Discharge Configurations

The side discharge option helps to reduce system effect. It will increase performance and reduce installation labor. The most notable is reducing system effects. Note: The figure 1 example shows the air being discharged into the corner. It will take several duct lengths before the airflow becomes laminar or smooth again after making the turn.

In figure 2, the fan is placed in the corner using a side discharge. In this configuration the air flow pattern at discharge is smooth and supports a more predictable system. Remember the duct length on the discharge side, should be approximately two to three wheel diameters to achieve catalog performance.

Discharge Configuration

Fan performance will change with different discharge positions. Catalog data is based on an inline discharge. Right side discharge will give you 108% of cataloged performance and left side will give you 109% of cataloged performance. Use figure 3 to locate the orientation to fit your application. Figures 4 and 5 on page 11 illustrate the proper side discharge definitions. Refer to Greenheck’s CAPS (Computer Aided Product Selection) program or consult factory for performance modifications.

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Left Discharge	Left, Right & Inline Discharge
Right Discharge	Left & Right Discharge

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SQ/BSQ specifications

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