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Ventilation fans tipsengine room3mairfan228mUseful tips on calculation and sizing for the correct Andrews Sykesventilation fanThe selection of the correct fan can be achieved with the help of the followingcalculation:■■ Calculate the volume of the room which needs to be ventilated (W x L x H)■■ Select the recommended number of air changes per hour■■ Multiply the results of 1 by result 2, this will give the required air volume per hour■■ Select the correct fan or fans to achieve this air flow.ExampleAn engine room which is 3 metres high x 8 metres wide x 22 metres long requiresventilation due to heat and fume build up. From the chart we can see that therecommended air change is between 15 and 30 depending on the intensity of theapplication. This case is fairly intense so on the side of caution we can use the ratio of 30changes per hour.To calculate;3 m x 8 m x 22 m = 528 m 3 x 30 changes = 15,840 m 3 per hourIn this situation a model FV900 which has a capacity of 16,500 m 3 per hour would bemost suitable.Important note on using ducted unitsIf it is necessary to use long lengths of ducting or involve several bends in the ducting, itmust be remembered that the resistance in the ducting will increase and the air volumeprovided will decrease drastically.Due to high resistance, certain fans can become useless, although the stated air volumeat low pressure would not indicate this at first sight. The Andrews Sykes FV fans do havehigh pressure capacity and can be used with several lengths of ducting.In some applications it may be better to blow rather than suck the air out, or use acombination of the two. When used in sensitive environments or handling ignitablefumes, special precautions and equipment must be used. If the application is sensitive,complicated or long lengths of ducting need to be used, you should consult your localAndrews Sykes specialist who will be able to provide advice on all types of installations.94 Click www.andrews-sykes.com
COOLING, VENTILATION & EXTRACTION FANSASF21The ASF21 cooling fan will create a comfortable and pleasant working environment bycirculating clean fresh air, thereby assisting comfort cooling. The ASF21 - as will all ourfans - help disperse the dangerous build up of fumes, dust, carbon monoxide, watervapour and other noxious materials. The ASF21 is available with either a 110 or230 volt power supply.SpecificationsAir flow (max)3,600 m³/hrPower supply230/110 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 1.15/3 APlug type BS1363 230 V BS4343 16 A 110 VNoise level (max)67.5 dBA @ 1 metreWeight16 kgDimensions (L x W x H)300 x 640 x 640 mmControlManual variable speedAverage power consumption265 W/hror Call Us Free 0800 211 61195
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Air conditioning■■ Price compet
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Air conditioning typesThe operation
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Selection and installationSelection
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EXHAUST TUBE UNITSET7The ET7 air co
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EXHAUST TUBE UNITSPolar BreezeThe P
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EXHAUST TUBE UNITSZephyr ETThe Zeph
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ET17 HDEXHAUST TUBE UNITSThe ET17 H
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ET25EXHAUST TUBE UNITSThe ET25 is a
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PAC15PAC UNITSThe PAC15, is a styli
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PAC22 Series 2PAC UNITSThe PAC22 is
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Little CoolerEVAPORATIVE COOLERSThe
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M3000LEVAPORATIVE COOLERSThe M3000L
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Double CoolerEVAPORATIVE COOLERSThe
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Eventair CompactEVAPORATIVE COOLERS
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FC21LOW TEMPERATURE CHILLERSThe Fas
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FC90LOW TEMPERATURE CHILLERSThe Fas
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Electric Heating TypesAndrews Sykes
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DE25ELECTRIC HEATERSThe DE 25 is a
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CT40ELECTRIC HEATERSThe CT40 has be
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ESH20/40ELECTRIC HEATERSThe ESH 20/
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QuartzELECTRIC HEATERSDesigned to a
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GeneratorsGeneratorsWe have a compr
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