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T-<strong>Series</strong> Outside <strong>Air</strong> Inlet Hood CFM<br />

Limitations<br />

Each T-<strong>Series</strong> unit has a rated nominal<br />

cfm (a #3 for example is 1,500 cfm).<br />

These nominal cfm’s allow for an<br />

engineer to quickly base his unit size<br />

requirements. Although this is the<br />

nominal cfm of a given unit, each unit<br />

is capable of producing more cfm, until<br />

something limits the ability of the unit<br />

to meet this higher cfm requirement<br />

such as coil face velocity, filter face<br />

velocity or the outside air inlet hood<br />

eliminator velocity.<br />

The eliminator in the inlet hood is rated<br />

to a maximum of 950 feet per minute.<br />

Above this limit, there is a high<br />

probability of bringing rain water or<br />

snow into the unit, which could migrate<br />

to the conditioned space below. When<br />

selecting units for your application,<br />

remember not to undersize a unit to the<br />

point that the inlet hood eliminators<br />

can not handle the outside air cfm<br />

requirements.<br />

In Table A-4 are the maximum cfm’s for<br />

the inlet hoods on the back and sides of<br />

a mixing module and the side inlet<br />

hoods on an economizer module.<br />

Applications<br />

Table A-4 — Inlet Hood CFM Limitations<br />

Mixing Module Economizer Module<br />

Back Inlet 1 Side 2 Side Single Dual<br />

Unit Size Hood Inlet Hood Inlet Hoods Inlet Hood Inlet Hoods<br />

3 2,337 1,862 3,724 1,862 3,724<br />

6 3,876 1,976 3,952 1,976 3,952<br />

8 4,341 2,384 4,769 2,384 4,769<br />

10 8,949 3,135 6,270 3,135 6,270<br />

12 9,614 3,752 7,505 3,752 7,505<br />

14 10,193 4,314 8,626 4,314 8,626<br />

17 13,870 5,111 10,222 5,111 10,222<br />

21 14,288 5,776 11,552 5,776 11,552<br />

25 17,755 6,773 13,547 6,773 13,547<br />

30 20,786 8,303 16,606 8,303 16,606<br />

35 25,251 9,547 19,095 9,547 19,095<br />

40 28,756 10,858 21,717 10,858 21,717<br />

50 31,825 13,528 27,056 13,528 27,056<br />

66 41,116* 18,078 36,157 18,078 36,157<br />

80 46,217* 21,517 43,035 21,517 43,035<br />

100 57,152* 26,191 52,383 26,191 52,383<br />

*For units with Traq dampers located in the back inlet position of a mixing module, use the two-sided inlet hood limits for<br />

a mixing module.<br />

Example:<br />

Assume you are selecting a #10 exhaust fan economizer unit at 5,000 cfm and .5”<br />

ESP consisting of:<br />

Exhaust damper module<br />

Fan module<br />

Mixing module<br />

Medium access module<br />

Angle filter module<br />

Heating coil module<br />

Cooling coil module<br />

Fan module<br />

Specification requires that no more than 50 percent of the cfm will come from<br />

outside air. In this example, the unit could be supplied with one-sided inlet hood,<br />

as the maximum cfm <strong>through</strong> one-sided hood is 3,135.<br />

If 100 percent outside air capability were specified, then the unit would need to be<br />

supplied with two-sided inlet hoods.<br />

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