ABB Blower Co. offers different types of Industrial Make-Up Air Systems for larger industrial plants ventilation needs. An improvement in the at industrial facilities environment can produce substantial benefits in terms of increased production Wholesale NFL Jerseys , reduced errors, and a decline in complaints and absenteeism among employees.
Air-Handling Units for Make-Up Air and Space Pressurization Applications have the following features:
- Outlet Temperature is usually monitored with a probe mounted near the outlet of the unit.
- Discharge Air Temperature is set at the control panel or using a remote control station.
For Space Heating Applications, a room thermostat is used to control outlet temperature. On a call for heat, the unit will provide air heated to the maximum allowed temperature until the room thermostat is satisfied. Once satisfied Wholesale Jerseys From China , the unit will either turn off or will continue to operate at a reduced outlet temperature.
An override option may also be supplied. In this case a room thermostat is supplied in addition to the basic system. The unit is set to full-fire when room temperature falls too low.
Direct Spark units are supplied with an ignition transformer for the igniter.
Piloted Units are supplied with a solenoid-operated Automatic Pilot Valve and a small pressure regulator – around 20,000 BTU – as well as an ignition transformer for the pilot spark igniter.
Pre-purge of the system (by starting the blower for a specified time to provide a minimum air volume change) before ignition of main burner is not required by ANSI code, but is frequently specified by the user. This should be provided whenever a building contains flammable dusts or vapors that could potentially reach and collect within a direct gas-fired unit while it is idle.
To assure safe operation of a direct gas-fired heating system Wholesale Jerseys , a number of Safety Interlocks are commonly provided:
A. Damper Limit Switch – Dampers must be fully open before unit will operate.
B. Air Proving Switch – Located near outlet of unit to prove air flow before igniting burner