Heat recovery units with refrigeration circuit -
URX_CF
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Selection and installation manual
GB
Connection of ducts
CAUTION!
never start up the unit when the fan ports
are not ducted or covered by protective
mesh.
See fig. 10 for the installation of the ducts:
• use adequate brackets to sustain the
ducts in order to avoid that the recovery
unit is overloaded by their weight;
• in order to prevent the transmission of
vibrations and noise, Aermec S.p.A. sug-
gests the use of ducts with a frontal mass
higher than 10 kg/m
2.;
;
• connect the supply and exhaust ports to
the ducts using vibration-damping joints
(olona cloth). The vibration-damping joint
must be screwed to the panel with self-
tapping screws, positioning the screws
inside the border highlighted in the
following layout avoiding that the olona
cloth joints are over stretched (point 1);
• connect a earth wire to the vibration-
damping joint to act as a jumper to
guarantee the unipotentiality between
the ducts and the recovery unit;
• place the supply duct with a straight
section of at least one meter, before
the bends, branches, etc., and make
sure that the ductling does not have
inclinations of the divergent sections
greater than 7°.
Hydraulic connections
of the condensate drain
The condensate drain pan is provided
with a 1” diameter threaded discharge
pipe G UNI 338.
The drainage system should feature an
adequately sized trap to:
• freely discharge the condensate;
• prevent the undesired entry of air into
the vacuum systems;
• prevent the undesired exit of air from
the pressure systems;
• prevent the infiltration of odours or
insects.
In the lower part of the syphon must
have a bleed cap or must anyway permit
Aermec dismantling for its cleaning.
Rules to follow for the scaling and
production of the syphon are given
below.
fig.10
fig.11
H1 = 2P
H2= H1 / 2
where P is the pressure
expressed in mm of the water
column (1 mm c.a. = 9.81
Pa).
Olona cloth
vibration-damping joint
Electrical earth wire
not supplied
Supply
duct
Minimum length 1 m
max divergence 7°
MMMAX
H1
H3
H2
P
neg.
H1
H3
H2
P
pos.
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