PVSR-R volume flow controller_round - Pichler
PVSR-R volume flow controller_round - Pichler
PVSR-R volume flow controller_round - Pichler
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VOLUME FLOW CONTROLLER IN ROUND VERSION <strong>PVSR</strong>-R PAGE 12<br />
5 Installation<br />
for use as a product and must first<br />
be commissioned once it has been<br />
installed and connected in the technical<br />
ventilation system correctly and in line<br />
with the regulations.<br />
It can be installed in any position<br />
in the control system with the axes<br />
in a horizontal or vertical position.<br />
The installation must be carried out<br />
according to the <strong>flow</strong> direction given on<br />
the nameplate.<br />
For the correct functioning of the <strong>volume</strong><br />
<strong>flow</strong> <strong>controller</strong>, it is essential that the<br />
minimum distances to other installed<br />
components are observed during<br />
installation. A minimum <strong>flow</strong> path with<br />
the following length must be observed:<br />
L = approx. 2 x diameter.<br />
Minimum <strong>flow</strong> length<br />
Distance<br />
Offsets, arcs<br />
Other fittings such as diverters,<br />
T-pieces, reductions,<br />
Components such as fire dampers, sound<br />
absorbers<br />
1 x D<br />
2 x D<br />
2 x D<br />
D … Diameter of the <strong>volume</strong> <strong>flow</strong> <strong>controller</strong><br />
The combinations of multiple<br />
components, such as shaped parts with<br />
or without installed components, e.g.<br />
fire dampers, sound absorbers, etc.<br />
require greater minimum <strong>flow</strong> distances.<br />
Particular care must be taken in the<br />
case of deviations to the favourable<br />
technical <strong>flow</strong> of the measurement<br />
sensor (differential pressure sensor)<br />
during installation.<br />
The measurement sensor with the<br />
measurement lines (differential pressure<br />
sensor) must not be used on site for<br />
transport purposes.<br />
Measurement pipes must not be bent!<br />
Check for correct seating during<br />
installation!<br />
For correct functioning, carry out<br />
measures to exclude the risk of<br />
contamination of the control components<br />
(e.g. due to dust ingression). This can be<br />
carried out by installing suitable filter<br />
units in the air control system in front of<br />
the <strong>volume</strong> <strong>flow</strong> <strong>controller</strong>.<br />
During installation, check for<br />
clear access for inspection and<br />
cleaning purposes. The equipment<br />
is maintenance-free in terms of its<br />
mechanical components. According to<br />
the local conditions, it can be necessary<br />
to fit access openings in the air lines.<br />
If larger <strong>volume</strong> <strong>flow</strong> deviations have<br />
been determined, check the measuring<br />
equipment, the connecting nipple and<br />
the connection pipes and if necessary,<br />
carefully clean the equipment dry.<br />
When using the <strong>volume</strong> <strong>flow</strong> <strong>controller</strong>,<br />
condensate can occur in the <strong>volume</strong><br />
<strong>flow</strong> <strong>controller</strong> measurement pipes due<br />
to greater temperature differences. The<br />
condensate can impair sensor function<br />
or damage the sensor. Take precautions<br />
to prevent the formation of condensate<br />
using suitable measures on site, e.g. by<br />
insulating the measurement pipes.<br />
For different application situations, the<br />
minimum <strong>flow</strong> paths are given in the<br />
diagrams below.<br />
<strong>PVSR</strong>-R<br />
Flow path after bend<br />
roller<br />
Volume <strong>flow</strong> <strong>controller</strong><br />
<strong>PVSR</strong>-R<br />
Flow path after fire damper<br />
Volume <strong>flow</strong> <strong>controller</strong><br />
<strong>PVSR</strong>-R<br />
Flow path after shaped part (fork, reduction, etc. ...)<br />
Volume <strong>flow</strong> <strong>controller</strong><br />
<strong>PVSR</strong>-R<br />
Flow path after sound absorber