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   Hastings Industries Inc.  Heating Systems  

Heating Systems - Page 4

 

 

"R" SERIES ROOFTOP SYSTEMS

Blower Table - RHFA, RMUA & RHVA Models with Double Bank Furnaces

Model NO. & MBH Input Btuh Output Ship Wt. Lbs. Blower Used Duct Furn. used Air Temperature Rise
20° 25° 30° 35° 40° 45°
CFM Total S.P. HP CFM Total S.P. HP CFM Total S.P. HP CFM Total S.P. HP CFM Total S.P. HP CFM Total S.P. HP
600 456,000 2,015 218 2) 300 21,120

.75
1.57

10
15
16,900 1.01
1.52
7-1/2
10
14,080 .88
1.50
5
7-1/2
12,060 1.18
1.84
5
7-1/2
10,560 .81
1.41
3
5
9,400 .97
1.59
3
5
800 608,000 2,425 218 2) 400 28,160 .53
-
20
-
22,520 .49
1.28
10
15
18,760 .69
1.18
7-1/2
10
16,100 1.14
1.67
7-1/2
10
14,080 .81
1.50
5
7-1/2
12,520 1.11
1.77
5
7-1/2

Blower Table - RHFA, RMUA & RHVA Models with Double Bank Furnaces

Model NO. & MBH Input Btuh Output Ship Wt. Lbs. Blower Used Duct Furn. used Air Temperature Rise
40° 50° 60° 70° 80° 90°
CFM Total S.P. HP CFM Total S.P. HP CFM Total S.P. HP CFM Total S.P. HP CFM Total S.P. HP CFM Total S.P. HP
1000 760,000 3,090 218 4) 250 17,600

.89
1.39

7-1/2
10
14,080 .88
1.50
5
7-1/2
11,740 .65
1.24
3
5
10,060 .87
1.48
3
5
8,800 1.05
1.68
3
5
7,820 .77
1.18
2
3
1200 912,000 3,230 218 4) 300 21,120 .75
1.57
10
15
16,900 1.01
1.52
7-1/2
10
14,080 .88
1.50
5
7-1/2
12,060 1.18
1.84
5
7-1/2
10,560 .81
1.41
3
5
9,400 .97
1.59
3
5
1600 1,216,000 3,560 218 4) 400 28,160 .53
-
20
-
22,520 .49
1.28
10
15
18,760 .69
1.18
7-1/2
10
16,100 1.14
1.67
7-1/2
10
14,080 .88
1.50
5
7-1/2
12,520 1.11
1.77
5
7-1/2

 

NOTES: Total static pressure shown in inches of water.

Shaded areas require cleanable filters.

Equipment Selection

RHF-SPACE HEATING

1. Select model size according to Btuh requirements.

2. Specify desired air delivery or temperature rise. For normal applications, an air delivery resulting in a 70° F temperature rise in recommended.

3. Specify motor size to deliver the selected SCFM against required TSP (total static pressure).

RMU-MAKE-UP AIR

1. Check the exhaust specifications or equipment to determine the total SCFM of fresh air required.

2. Increase the total SCFM by approximately 10% if building needs to be slightly pressurized.

3. Determine air temperature rise, usually 70° F minus winter outside design temperature.

4. Select model and motor size to deliver desired air temperature rise and SCFM against required TSP.

RHV - HEATING & VENTILATING

1. Calculate the total SCFM of outside air needed to satisfy exhaust air requirements and meet ventilation specifications.

2. Find the Btuh output needed to heat the total SCFM of outside air by multiplying SCFM X TD (room temperature minus winter outside design temperature) X 1.08.

3. Find total Btuh output by adding the space heat loss to the btuh ventilation requirement from step 2.

4. Select model and motor size to deliver total Btuh output and SCFM against required TSP. The SCFM chosen must equal or exceed the volume required for ventilation.

NOTE: Total static pressure as found in the blower tables must overcome total system resistance. Duct furnace and accessory equipment air pressure losses are found on page 6 of this bulletin. Total system resistance is the total of these pressure drops added to the air pressure loss of all system duct work and registers.

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