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Fläkt Woods

3176 GB 05.08

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Specifications are subject to alteration without notice

EU Air Handling Unit

MAINTENANCE

EUQA Humidifier, for circulated water

1. Control box, on the outside
2. Control box, on the inside
3. Shut-off valve (not included)
4. Water filter, max. 500 mm mesh (not

included)

5. EUAZ-08 Water trap (accessory)
6. Water supply pipe
7. Humidifier fill
8. Droplet eliminator
9. Spray pipe

10. Pump
11. Flow controller
12. Valve with motor actuator
13. Overflow hose
14. Water level sensor
15. Solenoid valve
16. Flushing hose
17. End plug
18. Side wall

17

18

3

2

4

16

15

14

1

9

7

8

10

11

12

13

5

6

5

6

Maintenance adjustments

Water:

Determine the calcium and bicarbonate content and the

pH value of the water. These values can be obtained

from a water analysis or from the local water authority.

Plot the values of bicarbonate, calcium and pH in chart

1 on page 5 to determine in which zone the water can

be classified. If the water is of zone 4 type, it should be

softened.

Level monitors fig. 2

Level monitor A: Closes the water supply valve when

the water reaches max. level A.

Setting A:

25 mm from the upper edge of the

water tray (sizes 20–53), 65 mm from

the upper edge of the water tray (sizes

60–84).

Level monitor B: Opens the drain valve for water bleed-

off.

Setting B:

The zone value obtained (see page 5)

determines at which setting level

monitor B is to be preset. Set the mar-

king on the monitor in relation to the

zone scale.

Level monitor C: Stops the circulation pump and opens

the water supply valve if the water

level drops below level C.

Setting C:

20 mm from the bottom of the water

tray (sizes 20–32); 25 mm from the

bottom of the water tray (sizes 40–84)

Level relays:

NR 1, NR 2 and NR 3 are shown in Fig. 7. The level

relays are preset at a sensibility of 40 k

. If softened

water is used and the level monitors don't work, the

sensibility setting can be increased to 100 k

.

1

2

3

ZO

N

A

B C

Zone Scale

Level monitor B: Adjustable

Adjusting screw

Level monitors

Zon

3

2

1

Fig. 1

Fig. 2

Sizes 20–42, 50, 51

Sizes 44, 52, 53–84

Summary of Contents for EUQA

Page 1: ...assified If the water is of zone 4 type it should be softened Level monitors fig 2 Level monitor A Closes the water supply valve when the water reaches max level A Setting A 25 mm from the upper edge of the water tray sizes 20 53 65 mm from the upper edge of the water tray sizes 60 84 Level monitor B Opens the drain valve for water bleed off Setting B The zone value obtained see page 5 determines ...

Page 2: ...pening the drain valve approx half way 45 see Fig 3 The valve can be reclosed by pressing a reset button on the control unit When the water level has dropped below the lowest point of sensor B the drain valve should open fully If the water level continues to drop below the lowest point of sensor C water inlet valve should begin to open and after a preset period see Table 2 Fig 6 the drain valve sh...

Page 3: ...5 12 M A1 15 B1 A2 18 16 Rel Power TR1 Fig 6 Table 3 Presetting time relay TR1 Seconds Range Time 0 1 s 0 10 10 s 10 red 20 30 s 20 black 30 30 s 30 black 40 100 s 4 red 50 100 s 5 red 60 100 s 6 red 70 100 s 7 red 80 100 s 8 red 90 100 s 9 red 100 100 s 10 red 120 300 s 12 black 180 300 s 18 black 240 300 s 24 black 300 300 s 30 black Q1 K1 R1 NR3 NR2 NR1 TR1 Fig 7 Components inside the control b...

Page 4: ...ost easily by programming the opera tion times from 12 15 to 12 00 and from 12 10 to 12 12 on a daily basis Emptying and additional emptying will then occur from 12 00 to 12 10 and from 12 12 to 12 15 respectively Water quality Evaporation causes an increase in the concentration of minerals in the circulating water which necessitates continuous bleed off and make up with fresh water The bleed off ...

Page 5: ... the time zone where it is to be used Display of special functions Manual operation Permanent ON OFF Symbols which indicate summer winter function Summer Winter The numbers under the display indicate days of the week 1 Monday 2 Tuesday etc Choice Yes means choice of programming Choice No means continue Day by day summary of the programmed connection times Example 5 Friday Duct status ON On OFF OFF...

Page 6: ... If the concentration of salts is too high salts may be deposited on the humidifier fill which will have a detrimental effect on the performance of the humidifier The chart above can be used to determine the appropria te bleed off flow If the humidifier has been sized for running over a long period at a high humidification rate x above 8 grams per kg of air 90 humidifier and x above 5 grams per kg...

Page 7: ...tom of the water tray E The fills are relatively delicate and should therefore be treated with great care Clean by spraying with a jet of clean water possibly containing some ULCZ 01 clea ning agent When replacing the humidifier fills see the appropriate instructions supplied with the new fills F Refit the components in the reverse order G Check the position of the side wall and close the inspecti...

Page 8: ...operation when the tray is dry NR2 A B3 B2 16 B1 A1 A2 17 A2 A1 B1 B2 B3 B NR3 Maintains correct level 4 B1 A2 A1 TR1 Delayed closure SV1 TR1 15 16 18 R1 11 12 14 R1 21 22 24 R1 31 32 34 1 2 3 4 5 G G 7 8 6 Control box on outside Control box on inside 1 3 5 2 4 6 W U V 3 M 6 4 2 3 5 1 I I I K2 A1 A2 Contactor CP2 Humidity control Interlock Wiring diagram Service intervals Component Service work In...

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