Trane Fan manual Figure A-6 Inlet Vane Performance

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Application Considerations

The control static pressure can then be expressed as a percent of peak static pressure and plotted. The system modulation curve is described by the curve on the modulation overlay that passes through the design point when the axis is placed on the control static pressure point.

The minimum inlet vane cfm can easily be determined after the system modulation has been established. It will be one of two things, either a) the point where the system modulation curve intersects the surge line, or

b)40 percent wocfm, whichever is greater. Forty percent wocfm is the minimum point a Q fan with inlet vanes can modulate, due to inherent instability that results when the vanes close to a certain angle.

A plot of part load cfm versus brake horsepower can also be made after the system modulation curve is established. At each intersection of the system modulation curve with a cfm-sp curve for a certain inlet vane opening, a vertical line is traced to the appropriate bhp-cfm curve. At each intersection of a bhp-cfm curve, a horizontal line is traced to the scale of percent brake horsepower.This will lead to a percent wocfm versus percent peak bhp plot.

The design rpm and bhp need to be corrected to account for performance losses due to inlet vanes being in the air stream. A correction of one percent to the rpm and three percent to the bhp is made in order to get to design conditions with the inlet vanes fully open.

Part load fan power consumption with inlet vanes can be determined by entering Figure A-6 at the desired percent wide open cfm. (Wide open cfm is found on the fan curve by following the fan rpm to the right until it intersects the 0” static pressure axis.)

Figure A-6 – Inlet Vane Performance

On Figure A-6, plot a system curve from the control static pressure through the point of operation defined as a calculated percent wide open cfm. Read vertically upward from the 25, 50 and 75 percent intersections to determine the percent bhp at part load.

Intermediate operating points are found by extrapolation. Inlet vanes increase Q fan sound levels. SeeTable A-5.

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Contents August Model Q Fans Sizes 16 through Super Q II Fans FAN-DS-2Features and Benefits Contents Trane Model Q fans require up to Features BenefitsSuper Q II Accessories Variable Air Volume CompatibleSuper Q II Fan Super QPlus Silencer Trane Plus Duct SilencerStatic regain Airflow This provides smooth, spiral-free discharge Aerodynamic Air PathDraw-Thru Supply Application Small Capacity Features Benefits Saving Valuable Equipment Room SpaceFigure F-5 Draw-Thru Supply Application Large CapacityLower Installation Costs Features Benefits Reduce Installed Cost By UpTo 20 PercentTable F-1 Total Installed Cost Comparison First Cost ComparisonsValid Select Prod Able Prod. able Cat Description Model Number DescriptionValid Select Prod Able Cat Description System System Curve Application ConsiderationsAbbreviations Fan Performance Curves Performance Data DeterminationFan Option Kt Corrections Table A-1 Q Fan/Super Q II Fan Installation Kt CorrectionsUnducted Plenum Inlet Unducted Outlet Ducted Inlet Ducted OutletFigure A-5 VAV System Modulation Curve Super Q II Fan Modulation AC Inverter Capacity ControlFigure A-6 Inlet Vane Performance Parallel Fan Operation Motor and Drive SelectionTable A-3 Maximum Torque For Operation Of InletVanes Table A-4 Parallel OperationOperating Cost/Efficiency Recommended Super Q II NC40 Plenum ConfigurationTable A-5 Inlet Vane Sound Data Fan Sound DataTrane Acoustics Program Table S-2 Long Plus Silencer Attenuation 2D Length Selection ProcedureTable S-1 Short Plus Silencer Attenuation 1D Length Data PerformanceFan Size Minimum Fan RPM Without Vfrb OptionMinimum and Maximum Motor HP Ranges Performance Fan Data Super Q SizeTable P-2 Size 19 Q Fan Performance Fan Data Super Q Size Table P-3 Size 21 Q-Fan Performance Fan Data Super Q Size Table P-4 Size 24 Q-Fan Arrangement 15-30 Table P-5 Size 27 Q-Fan Arrangement Table P-6 Size 30 Q-Fan Performance Fan Data Super Q Size Table P-7 Size 33 Q-Fan Performance Fan Data Super Q Size Table P-8 Size 36 Q-Fan Performance Fan Data Super Q Size Table P-9 Size 40 Q Fan Performance Fan Data Super Q Size Table P-10 Size 44 Q-Fan Performance Fan Data Super Q Size Minimum Fan RPM Without Vfrb Option Fan Table P-12 Size 54 Q-Fan Fan Table P-13 Size 60 Q-Fan Fan Arrangement Dimensional Data WeightsArrangement 9 Dimensions Out Arrangement1 Arrangement 1 Dimensions OutArrangement 9 Dimensions Figure D-1 Q Fan Inlet Vanes Table D-1 Inlet Vane Dimensions DimensionalFigure D-3 Super Q II 16-44 Sizes Table D-3 Table D-5 Long Outlet Plus Silencer Mechanical Specifications Inlet Screen Q, SQ2 Adjustable Inlet VanesInlet Bellmouth Q, SQ2 Inlet Flange QFAN-DS-2

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