ventilation condensation

DESIGNATION
room

VENTILATING MEDIUM: Fresh air (3.0.1)

FLOW RATE: 6000

m3/h

PRESSURE AT SUCTION JOINT:

PRESSURE AT PRESSURE JOINT:

TOTAL DIFFERENTAL PRESSURE: 120

WC

NOMINAL SPEED: 1450

POWER RATING: 4,00 kW

FAN:

Kind of fan: ---

manufacturer: ---

Type of fan: axial

Number of stages: 1

Suction joint: ---

Pressure joint: ---

Diameter of impeller:

Weight of fan: 0,00 kg

Basetype: < 65 dBA

MATERIALS:

housing: Aluminium

impeller: Aluminium

Bearing housing:

Shaft seal:

Material baseframe:

REMARKS:

- for mounting into ventilation ducting

- flexible expansion joint suction

Attachment: characteristic line of fan

 CODE.: V09

MEDIUM:

temperature: 20 -
40 °C

Rel. humidity: 50
- 80,0 - 100 %

MOTOR:

Type:

Data sheet no.

Dimension sheet of fan
No Vendor Deliverable
FAN

1 Certified dimensional outline drawing and list connection

2 Cross - sectional drawing and bill of materials

3 Rotor assembly drawing and bill of materials

4 Thrust bearing assembly drawing and bill of material

5 Journal bearing assembly drawing and bill of material

6 Shaft sleeve and seal drawing complete with bill of material

7 Shaft / Coupling assembly drawing complete with bill of material

8 Silencer(s), intake caps or hoods, trash screen and transition piece drawing

9 Inlet dampener/ Vane (s) assembly drawing compleet with bill of materials

10 Discaharge dampener complete with bill of material

11 Control system drawing complete with bill of material

12 Cleaning system complete with bill of materials

13 Electrical and instumentation schematic complete with bill of material

14 Electrical and instumentation arrangement drawing compete with list of connection

15 Lube oil control schematic and bill of material

16 Lube oil assembly and arrangement drawing

17 Lube Oil component drawing s and date

18 Perfromacne curve

19 Vibration analysis data

20 Lateral criticalspeed analysis

21 torsiaonla critical speed analysis

22 Transient torsional analysis

23 Allowable flaneg loading

24 Coupling aligment diagram

25 weld procedure

26 Perfromance test log

27 Mechanical run test log

28 Rotor Balance Log

29 Rotor mechanial and electrical rounout

30 As built data sheet

31 as built dimensions

32 Field installation instruction

33 Operating and maintenanc manuals

34 Spare part and recommendation and price list

Motor

35 Certified dimensional outline drawing

36 Cross-sectional drawing and bill of material

37 as-built data sheet

38 Perfromance Data
39 Certified Drawings of auxiliary systems

40 Operation and Maintenance Manuals

41 Spare part and recommendation and price list

1. Certified dimensional outline drawing including:
a. The size, rating, and locationDescription of all customer connections.
b. Approximate overall handling weights.
3. Rotor assembly drawing including:
c. Overall dimensions.
a. Axial position from a thrust collar face to:
d. Cross-sectional
2. Shaft centerline drawings
height. and bill of materials including:
1. The impeller (each inlet side).
e.
a. Dimensions
Journal of baseplates
bearing clearances (ifand
íurnished)
tolerance.complete with diameter,
2. Each radial probe.
number,
b. and locations of bolt holes and thickness of metal through which
3. Rotor float (axial).
Each journal bearing centerline.
the bolts
c. Seal must pass,
clearances recommended clearances, center of gravity, and
4. The phase angleand tolerance.
notch.
details
d. for foundation
Outside diameter ofdesign.
wheel at blade tip.
5. Coupling face or end of shaft.
f. Direction
e. of rotation.
1. Axial overlap
Collar-shaft fitofwith
the tolerance.
inlet cone and impeller.
f. Radial clearance between
2. Concentricity (or axial run-out) the inlet cone and impeller.
tolerance.
3. The surface &ish requirements for collar faces.
4.
4. The preheat
Thrust bearing method
assemblyand drawing
temperature and requirements for “shrunk-on”
bill of materials.
collar installation and removal.
5. Required torque for locknut.
5. Thrust
b. Journalcollar
bearing assembly
assembly drawing
details and bill of materials.
including:
c. Dimensioned shaft end@) for coupling mounting.
d.
6. The
Shaftbill of materials.
sleeve and seal drawing and bill of materials including:
a. Sleeve-shaft fit with tolerance.
b. Surface finish requirements for sleeve.
c. Seal clearances and tolerances.
7. Shaft/coupling
d. The preheat method assemblyand drawing
temperature and bill of materials
requirements forincluding
“shrunk-on”
allowable misalignment
sleeve installation tolerances.
and removal.
a. Hydraulic mounting procedure.
b. Shaft end gap and tolerance.
c. Coupling guards.
d. Thermal growth.
e.
8. Make,
Silencer,size, and cap(s)
intake serial number.
or hood(s), trash screen, and transition piece.
f. Balance tolerance.

9. Inlet damper(s)/vane(s), assembly drawing(s), and bill of materials.

10. Discharge damper assembly drawing and bill of materials.

11. Fan control system drawing and bill of materials includmg:
a. Damper positioner drawings.
12. Fan cleaning
b. Damper system
positioner drawing
operating andand bill of materials
maintenance including:
manuals.
a. Cleaner arrangement drawing.
b. Cleaner controller assembly drawing.
13. Electrical
c. Electric anddiagram.
wiring instrumentation schematics nd bill of materials
including:
d. Operating and maintenance manual.
a. Vibration warning and shutdown limits.
b. Bearing temperatwe warning and shutdown limits.
15. Lube oil schematic and bill of materials including:
c.
14. Lube oil temperature
Electrical and warning and
instrumentation shutdown limits.
arrangement drawing and list
17. Lube oil
a. Steady component
state and drawings
transient and
oil flows datapressures
and including: at each useofpoint.
connections.
a.
b. Pumps
Control,and drivers.
alarm, and trip settings (pressure and recommended
1. Certified dimensional outline drawing.
temperatures).
2. Cross-section
c. Heat and bill
loads at each useofpoint
materials.
at maximum load.
3.
d. Mechanical seal drawing
Utility requirements, and bill
including of materials.
electrical, water, and air.
16.
4. Lubevalve,
oil system
e. Performance
Pipe, curves
and arrangement
forsizes.
orifice drawing
centrifugal including size, rating, and
pumps.
location
5. of all and
Instruction
f. Instrumentation,customer
operating manuals.
safety devices, and control schemes.
connections.
6.
g. Completed
Control valve data forms
sizing for pumps
coefficient and for drivers.
(Cv).
b. Coolers, filters, and reservoir.
1. Fabrication drawings.
2. Maximum, minimum, and normal liquid levels in reservoir.
3. Completed data form for cooler(s).
c. Instrumentation.
1. Controllers.
2. Switches.
3. Control valves.
18. Performance curves including:
20. Lateral critical speed analysis including:
a. Curves for static pressure rise and horsepower versus ICFM for all
a. Method used.
operating conditions specified on data sheet
b. Graphic display of bearing and support stiffness and its effect on
b.
19.Curve for speed
Vibration analysis versus
datastarting
including: torque.
critical speeds.
a. The number of blades in the wheel.
c. Graphic display of rotor response to unbalance (including damping).
21.
b. Torsional
d. The
Graphicnumber critical
display ofspeed
of teeth-gear
overhung analysis
type for all
couplings.
moment andmotor andorongear
its effect driven
critical units
speed
including but
(including damping).not limited to
the following:
e. Journal static loads.
a. Method used.
f. Stiffness and damping coefficients.
b. Graphic
g. Tilting pad display
geometry of theandmass-elastic
configuration. system.
c. Tabulation
1. Pad angle. identifjing the mass moment torsional stiffness for each
component in
2. Pivot clearance. the mass elastic system.
d.
22.Graphic
3. Transient
Pad display
clearance. torsionalof exciting
analysis sources (RPM).
for all synchronous motor driven units.
e.
4. Graphic
Preload. display of torsional critical speeds and deflections (mode
shape diagrams).
23. Allowable flange loading(s) for all customer connections including
anticipated thermal movements referenced to a defined point.
24. A coupling alignment diagram, including recommended limits during
operation. Note all shaft end position changes and support growths from
33.
15°C OIM(60°F) or another temperature specified by the purchaser. Include
a) Start-up.
the recommended alignment method and cold setting targets.
b) Normal shutdown.
25. Weld procedures for fabrication and repair.
c) Emergency shutdown.
d) Operating limits (see 2.7.1.6) other operating restrictions, and a list of
undesirable
26. Performance speeds test(see
log 2.7.1.6).
e)
27.Lube-oil
Mechanical recommendations
run test logs includingand specifications.
but not limited to the following:
f)
a. Routine
Oil flows, operational
pressures,procedures,
and temperatures. including recommended inspection
schedules
b. Vibration, and procedures.
including x-y plot of amplitude and phase angle versus
g) Instruction
revolutions per for:
ininute during startup and shutdown.
3 1. “As-built’’ dimensions (including design tolerances) and/or data:
1. Disassembly
c. Bearing metaland reassembly of rotor in casing.
temperatures.
a.
28.Shaft
Rotordiameters
balance logs. at:
2. Rotor unstacking and restacking procedures.
1. Thrust collar (for separate collars).
3. Disassembly and reassembly of journal bearings (for tilting-pad
2. Eachseal.
bearings, the instructions shall include “goho-go” dimensions with
3.
29.Impeller hub.
Rotor combined mechanical and electrical run-out.
tolerances for three-step plug gauges).
4. Each journal bearing.
h) Performance data, including:
5. Each coupling.
1.
30.Curve showing
“As-built’’ certified
sheets. shaft speed versus site rated power.
databore.
b. Each
32. Fieldcoupling
installation manual describing the following (seepower.
5.3.6.2):
2. Curve showing ambient temperature versus site rated
c.
a. Each
Storage wheel bore.
procedures.
3. Curve showing output-power shaft speed versus torque.
d.
b. Thrust
Foundationcollarplan.bore (for separate collars).
i) Vibration analysis data, per items 19 - 22 above.
e. Each
c.As-built
Groutingjournal
details.bearing inside diameter.
j) data, including:
f. Thrust
d. bearing concentricity (axial runout).
1. As-built data sheets.rigging procedures, component weights, and lifting
Setting equipment,
g. Metallurgy and heat treatment for:
diagrams.
2. As-built dimensions or data, including assembly clearances.
g.
e. Metallurgyalignment
and heat treatment for:
3. Coupling
Mechanical running diagram test logs,(per per item
item 2427 above).
above.
1.
f. Shaft.
Piping recommendations, including allowable flange loads.
4. Rotor balancing logs, per item 28 above.
2.
g. Impeller.
Composite outline and drawings for the driveddriven-equipment train29
5. Rotor mechanical electrical runout at each journal per item
3. Thrust collar(s).
including
above. anchor-bolt locations.
h. Dismantling
34.Hardness
Spare parts readings on parts listed
recommendation andunderprice item 3 15.3.5.g above when
h.
6. Physical andclearances.
chemical mill certificates forlist-see in text
critical components. of
corrosive
standard. agents which may cause stress corrosion cracking are in the
7. Test
35. logs ofdimensional
Certified all specified optional tests.
motive or process fluid. outline drawing for motor and all auxiliary
k) Drawingsincluding:
equipment and data, including:
1.
a) Certified
The size,dimensional
location, andoutline purpose drawing and list of connections,
of all customer connections. including
2. Cross-sectional drawing and bill
conduit, instrumentation, and any piping or ducting. of materials.
3. Rotor rating
b) ANSI assembly and drawings
facing for and any bills
flanged of materials.
connections.
4. The
c) Thrust-bearing
size and location assembly drawing
of anchor boltand bill of
holes materials.
and thickness of metal
36. Cross-sectional
5. Journal-bearing
through which boltsassembly drawing
must pass. and bill of and
drawings materials
bill of including:
materials.
a.
d) Bearing
6. The totalclearances
Seal-componentweight of and tolerances.
drawing
each and of
item billequipment
of materials. (motor and auxiliary
38.
b.
7. Performance
The rotor
Lube-oil float
schematics data
(axial). including:
and bills of materials.
equipment) plus loading diagrams, heaviest weight, and name of the
a)
c.
8. For induction
The complete
Lube-oil
part. assembly motors
partsdrawing200 Hp
list. and
and listsmaller:
of connections.
1.
37.Efficiency
9. Lube-oil
“As-built’’ and
datapower
component sheets factor at and
drawings one-half,
data. three-quarter, and full load.
2.
10.Speed-torque
Electrical andcurves. instrumentation schematics and bills of materials.
b)
11.For induction
Electrical andmotors 250 Hp and
instrumentation larger, certified
assembly drawings test
andreports
list of for all
tests run and guaranteed performance curves as follows:
connections.
1.
12.Time-current
Governor and heating
control- curve.
and trip-system data.
2.
13.Speed-torque curves at 70%,
Trip- and throttle-valve SO%, 90%,
construction and 100% of rated voltage.
drawings.
3.
14.Efficiency
Silencer(’s), andintake
powercap(’s)factor curves
or hood(’s), from trash
O to rated service
screen(’s), factor.
transition
4. Current
piece versus load curves from O to rated service factor.
(’s) drawing.
5.
15.Current versus speed
Inlet damper(s) /vane(s)curves from Odrawing(s)
assembly to rated service factor.
and bill of materials.
16. Discharge damper assembly drawing and bill of materials.
b) Setting motor, rigging procedures, component weights, and lifting
diagram.
c) Piping and conduit recommendations.
d) Composite outline drawing for motor, including anchor bolt locations.
e) Dismantling clearances.
39.Section
2. Certified
2 -drawings of auxiliary systems including:
Operation:
a.
a) Wiring diagrams for
Starnip-including eachprior
check auxiliary system supplied. The drawings shall
to startup.
clearly indicate the
b) Normal shutdown. extent of the system to be supplied by the
manufacturer and the extent to be supplied by others.
c) Operating limits including number of successive starts.
d) Lube oil recommendations.
3. Section 3 - Disassembly and assembly instructions:
a) Rotor in the motor.
41. Spare parts
b) Journal recommendation and price list.
bearings.
c) Seals.
4. Section 4 - Performance data required by item 38.
5. Section 5 - “As-built” data:
a) “As-built” data sheets.
b) Mechanical run test logs.
c) Rotor balance logs.
d) Rotor mechanical and electrical run-out at each journal.
6. Section 6 - Drawing and data requirements:
a) Certified dimensional outline drawing for motor and all auxiliary
equipment with list of connections.
b) Cross-sectional drawing and bill of materials.