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(Created page with "05/07/2025 Watch out for some of the motors. They’re not all VFD rated and require some work arounds. See Rotorsource info in Vendor and Component data. Fan orientation can be an issue. You can use the VSD on the wheel for frost control but I think most manufacturers prefer the OA face and bypass damper set up for frost control. Purge is not needed most of the time since the RA and OA streams usually mix anyways. But, many times we include it “just in case”.") |
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Watch out for some of the motors. They’re not all VFD rated and require some work arounds. See Rotorsource info in Vendor and Component data. |
Watch out for some of the motors. They’re not all VFD rated and require some work arounds. See Rotorsource info in Vendor and Component data. |
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Fan orientation can be an issue. |
Fan orientation can be an issue. |
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You can use the VSD on the wheel for frost control but I think most manufacturers prefer the OA face and bypass damper set up for frost control. |
You can use the VSD on the wheel for frost control but I think most manufacturers prefer the OA face and bypass damper set up for frost control. |
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Purge is not needed most of the time since the RA and OA streams usually mix anyways. But, many times we include it “just in case”. |
Purge is not needed most of the time since the RA and OA streams usually mix anyways. But, many times we include it “just in case”. |
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Be aware of how the wheel is removed or fixed in the field. There should be a plan for repairs in the field if ever they are needed. |
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ASHRAE 90.1 minimum enthalpy recovery efficiency is 50%. Found on a Greenheck table. |
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Latest revision as of 18:47, 7 May 2025
05/07/2025 Watch out for some of the motors. They’re not all VFD rated and require some work arounds. See Rotorsource info in Vendor and Component data.
Fan orientation can be an issue.
You can use the VSD on the wheel for frost control but I think most manufacturers prefer the OA face and bypass damper set up for frost control.
Purge is not needed most of the time since the RA and OA streams usually mix anyways. But, many times we include it “just in case”.
Be aware of how the wheel is removed or fixed in the field. There should be a plan for repairs in the field if ever they are needed.
ASHRAE 90.1 minimum enthalpy recovery efficiency is 50%. Found on a Greenheck table.
