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Components of a VAV System

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VAV Terminal Units

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Mixing fan

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VAV Terminal Units

A VAV terminal unit is a sheet-metal assembly installed upstream of its respective space diffusers. The unit consists of an air-modulation device, control hardware and, depending on the system application, possibly a heating coil, a filter, and a small terminal mixing fan. Modulating the airflow to each individual space is accomplished using a temperature-controlled mechanical device that varies the airflow resistance in the supply duct to that space. The rotating blade damper changes airflow resistance by rotating the damper into the air stream, restricting the size of the air passage to the space. It is very cost-effective and flexible. Typically, either a pneumatic or electric controller can be used to adjust the damper. An understanding of the common VAV terminal unit types is important to understanding VAV systems.

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Trane TRG-TRC014-EN manual VAV Terminal Units, Air Heating coil Filter Mixing fan

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