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Carrier 37HS specifications 0.97+ 0.16 = 1.13 in. wg

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0.97+ 0.16 = 1.13 in. wg.

Fig. 22 Ð Air Series of Units of the Same Size and Capacity

FLEX DUCT IN AIR SERIES Ð Flexible duct is often used in air series to connect Moduline units. In calculating pres- sure requirements for units in air series, use the following guidelines:

1.For close-coupled units (either continuous diffuser or units in adjoining ceiling modules) where the ¯exible duct used is 6 to 8 in. in length, add 0.1 in. wg to unit requirement for minimum static pressure at control unit (Table 10).

For example, consider three 37HS2 units in air series, in adjoining modules, with 200 cfm per unit (Fig. 23). The minimum static pressure for multiple units is equal to 0.75 in. wg (from Table 10). Adding 0.1 in. wg for ¯exible duct, the total pressure downstream of run-out duct equals 0.85 in. wg.

2.For units in air series with extended ¯exible duct lengths, add DP from Table 11.

For example, consider four 37HS2 units in air series, 200 cfm per unit (Fig. 24). The units are in alternate series modules; 8-in. duct; 9- x 9-in. plenum. The

minimum static pressure for multiple units is equal to 0.75 in. wg. Three lengths of ¯ex duct at 4.5 ft equal 13.5 ft. From Table 11, read with 8-in. duct diam, DP is equal to

0.16in. wg for each 10 ft. of ¯ex duct. Therefore, for

13.5ft, DP is equal to 0.16 + 0.06 in. wg. The total DP downstream of run-out duct is equal to 0.75 + 0.22 = 0.97 in. wg.

3.Flexible duct, unsupported, tends to sag; this de¯ection increases the pressure drop. Whenever possible, support

the duct with wire between connections. Sagging will in- crease the DP as much as 0.06 in. wg in a 10-ft length; therefore rigid duct is recommended for lengths greater than 5.5 ft.

4.The use of ¯exible duct in air series run-out when 90 de- gree turns are required will also add DP. Table 12 pro- vides the additional pressure drop.

For example, refer to Fig. 25. The ``straight'' line DP is equal to 0.97 in. wg. If a bend is added to the run-out, the total pressure drop becomes:

0.97+ 0.16 = 1.13 in. wg.

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Carrier 37HS specifications 0.97+ 0.16 = 1.13 in. wg

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System-PoweredControls With 37HS Moduline Air TerminalsStep 1 Ð Determine Air Volume Cfm System-PoweredControls WithFig. 2 Ð 37HS Unit With VAV Controls BUILDING LOAD CALCULATIONfor Single-StoryOffice Building Fig. 3 Ð Estimating Block LoadFig. 4 Ð Floor Plan of Typical Zones DESIGN PROCEDURE with example Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page ·Baseboard ·Overhead air Performance Heating Ð Downblow Slot Fig. 6 Ð 35BD Heating Slot Boot DiffuserFig. 5 Ð Separate Duct Heating System Fig. 7 Ð Director Diffuser Table 2 Ð Location Guidelines TERMINAL SELECTION AND LAYOUTTable 1 Ð Optimum Outlet Discharge Fig. 11 Ð Master Unit and Slave Units Fig. 9 Ð Single Moduline Unit Connected toSupply Duct Fig. 10 Ð Moduline Units in Air SeriesPreferred 2-Wayor One-WayBlow Step 2 Ð Lay Out TerminalsTable 3 Ð Recommended Maximum Cfm Per Terminal Fig. 14 Ð Diffuser Locations forTable 5 Ð Air Throw Data Ð Fig. 16 Ð Locate Units to Prevent Down-DraftsTable 4 Ð Air Throw Data Ð 1-Wayand 2-WayBlow, 2-SlotDiffusersFig. 18 Ð Unit Spacing Step 3 Ð Consider Unit Combinations And RunFig. 17 Ð Staggered Units Fig. 19 Ð Run-OutDuct for Single Moduline Unit Table 6 Ð 37HS1 Units in Air Series Table 6 Ð 37HS1 Units in Air Series cont Table 7 Ð 37HS2 Units in Air Series Table 8 Ð 37HS4 Units in Air Series Table 7 Ð 37HS2 Units in Air Series contTable 8 Ð 37HS4 Units in Air Series cont of a Single Unit or of Units in Air Series Table 9 Ð Maximum Cfm Through the Inlet Collar0.97+ 0.16 = 1.13 in. wg Fig. 23 Ð Three 37HS2 Moduline Master Unit Ð Units with System-PoweredTable 10 Ð Minimum Static Pressure at Control Controls and Standard DiffusersFig. 26 Ð Air Intake on Master Unit Fig. 25 Ð Flexible Duct Used with 90-DegreeBendTable 13 Ð Maximum Number of Units in an Air Series on One Controlleron Single Unit Fig. 27 Ð Location of Volume ControllerPage 1.Room A has its own controller Fig. 30 Ð Corrected LayoutFig. 31 Ð Control Tubing Connection The corrected layoutTHE MODULINE VALVE UNIT FULL CAPACITY Ð BELLOWS DEFLATED Fig. 32 Ð Bellows and Unit Air Valve ArrangementUNIT SHUTOFF Ð BELLOWS FULLY INFLATED UNIT MODULATING Ð BELLOWS PARTIALLY INFLATEDAir Terminal Fig. 34 Ð Bellows Comparison Fig. 33 Ð Cross Section of 37HS ModulineFig. 35 Ð High and Low Pressure Pick-UpTubes System-PoweredControlsCONTROL APPLICATIONS Fig. 37 Ð Basic 37HS Control Operation Fig. 36 Ð 37HS Control ComponentsFig. 38 Ð 37HS Control Filter/Manifold Fig. 39 Ð 37HS Air¯ow Volume ControllerFig. 42 Ð Diffuser Baffle Assembly Fig. 41 Ð Wall-MountedThermostatFig. 45 Ð VAV Control Arrangement for Fig. 43 Ð Constant Volume Control ArrangementSystem-Powered Warm-Up Fig. 44 Ð Variable Air Volume Control Arrangementfor Electric Warm-Up Fig. 47 Ð Cooling/Heating Wall ThermostatFig. 48 Ð Wall-MountedHeating Thermostat Fig. 49 Ð VAV Control ArrangementFig. 52 Ð Pilot Valve for Pneumatic Sequenced Pneumatic Warm-UpSwitchFig. 51 Ð VAV Control Arrangement with Electric Heat InterlockTable 14 Ð Control Index CONTROL SELECTIONTable 15 Ð 37HS Control Combinations Table 15 Ð 37HS Control Combinations cont CONTROL Table 15 Ð 37HS Control Combinations contCONTROL Table 15 Ð 37HS Control Combinations contCONTROL OPERATING SEQUENCES System-PoweredControlsFig. 55 Ð Variable Volume Controls Schematic Unit Supplying Air Controller Shut Off, Unit Shut Off Controller Bleeding, Unit Heating VAV HEATING AND COOLING WITH SYSTEM- POWERED CHANGEOVER Ð This application uses a CV control package along with a wall-mountedthermostat pack- age cooling/heating and a system-poweredchangeover con- trol package. The cooling thermostat is direct acting DA while the heating thermostat is reverse acting RA Fig. 62 Ð Heating/Cooling Unit Ð Cooling, Cold Air in Duct, Changeover in Cooling Fig. 64 Ð Heating/Cooling Unit Ð Cooling, Cold Air in Duct, Changeover in Cooling VAV HEATING Ð It is suggested that the following section be reviewed before reading this section: VAV Cooling, page System-PoweredControls with Electric Interface Controller Bleeding, Unit Heating VAV HEATING AND COOLING WITH ELECTRIC CHANGEOVER Ð This application uses a CV control pack- age along with a wall-mountedthermostat package cooling/ heating and an electric changeover package. The change- over valve permits control of the unit to be switched between the cooling and heating sides of a cooling/heating thermo- stat. It is eld-installed in-linebetween the volume control- ler and the thermostat Fig. 71 Ð Heating/Cooling Unit Ð Heating, Hot Air in Duct, Electric Changeover in Heating Fig. 74 Ð Connection for Electric Interlock Fig. 78 Ð Sequence Diagram, RA Thermostat Fig. 75 Ð Piping Diagram, Heating/CoolingFig. 76 Ð Sequence Diagram Ð DA Thermostat Fig. 77 Ð Piping Diagram, Heating/CoolingLEGEND FOR FIG. 79 - Fig. 79 Ð Piping Diagram, NO CongurationWarm-UpSwitch Fig. 81 Ð Piping Diagram, NC CongurationAIRFLOW ADJUSTMENT Table 17 Ð Multiple Unit Air¯ow Variation CFMHK08ZZ030 AIR DISTRIBUTION 37HS Ð 2-WAYBLOW 37HS2 Ð ONE-WAYBLOW Fig. 86 Ð Typical Room Air Distribution PatternPage Table 18 Ð Standard Diffusers for 37HS1 Table 19 Ð Standard Diffusers for 37HS2 Table 20 Ð Standard Diffusers for 37HS4 Table 21 Ð Optional Diffusers for 37HS1 Table 22 Ð Optional Diffusers for 37HS2 Table 23 Ð Optional Diffusers for 37HS4 2-Wayand 1-WayDirector, 3-SlotDiffusers Table 24 Ð Air Throw Data Ð1-Wayand 2-WayBlow, 2-SlotDiffusers Table 25 Ð Air Throw Data ÐPage Copyright 1991 Carrier Corporation