Transcription of Ventilation Fundamentals - Solutions for Air
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VentilationFundamentalsAvailable exclusively at .All Dayton products available exclusively at All Dayton products available exclusively at . Ventilation FundamentalsTable of ContentsIntroduction to Fan Selection Page 3 Terms & Tech Data Centrifugal Blowers Propeller Fans and Duct Fans Reading Performance Charts Page 4 Cross Reference Chart Page 6 Fan Selection Based on Fan Application Page 7 General Commercial Ventilation Page 8 Commercial Kitchen Ventilation Page 10 General Industrial Ventilation Page 12 Determining CFM Page 14 Determining Static Pressure Page 15 Preliminary Selections/Stability Considerations Page 16 Sound Levels/Motor Horsepower Page 17 Installation Page 18 Fan Performance Page 19
of centrifugal blower. Normally used in residential heating and air conditioning systems and light-duty exhaust systems where maximum air delivery and low noise levels are required. Capable of pressures up to approximately 1 1/ 2” SP. Backward Incline (BI) The tips of the blades are inclined away from the direction of rotation. Used in
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