Trane TRG-TRC013-EN manual “riding the fan curve” K -tsx

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rotation—commonly accomplished using a variable-speed drive on the fan motor.

4gd5A type of centrifugal fan with blades curved in the direction of wheel rotation.

A device used to control the capacity of a fan by “preswirling” the air in the direction of fan wheel rotation before it enters the wheel, lessening its ability to “bite” the air and reducing its airflow capacity.

A device used to measure small pressures within a duct system.

An optimized method of VAV system static- pressure control that uses the benefits of DDC control to continuously reset the static-pressure set point of the system, so that the VAV terminal requiring the highest inlet pressure is nearly wide open.

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A type of centrifugal fan; it consists of an unhoused fan wheel with airfoil fan blades and an inlet cone that pressurizes the plenum surrounding the fan, allowing the air to discharge in multiple directions.

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static pressure and “ride” up and down its performance curve.

A type of axial fan that is well suited for high volumes of air, but which has little or no static-pressure generating capability.

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A device installed in an air duct system to control discharge air

noise.

The percentage of input power that is realized as useful work in terms of static energy (pressure).

Pressure due to the perpendicular outward “push” of the air against the duct walls.

A condition of unstable fan operation where the air alternately flows backward and forward through the fan wheel, generating noise and vibration.

Turbulence due to fan inlet and outlet restrictions, where the air is not allowed to establish a uniform velocity profile, influencing fan performance.

A curve representing the pressure that the system (including the supply ductwork, duct fittings, terminal units, supply diffusers, return grilles, coils, filters, dampers, etc.) creates over a range of airflows.

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