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GB-200-5

(512-770)

GB-180-7

(764-1055)

GB-180-5

(700-940)

0.000

0.125

0.250

0.375

0.500

0.625

0.750

0.875

1.000

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STATIC PRESSURE / CAPACITY

Preliminary Selections

At this point we know the model, cfm and Ps. With this
information we can refer to the GB performance charts
to determine the sizes available to move 2400 cfm
against 0.50 in. Ps.

In our case, all of the criteria can be met by more than
one size of a particular model. When this occurs,
choose the size that provides the greatest airflow range
about the desired cfm. For example, many direct drive
fans have three speeds. If possible, choose a size that
uses the middle rpm. This will allow some final system
adjustment if the actual cfm the job requires is
somewhat higher or lower once the fan is installed. Belt
driven fans have adjustable motor pulleys which allow
the fan speed to be varied. With belt drive units, avoid 

selecting near the maximum rpm of a size to allow for
final adjustments if necessary.

There are four GB sizes to choose from in the QD
catalog. These sizes along with their performance data
are in the table below.

Stability Considerations

Whenever there is more than one size to choose from,
it is not recommended to select from the performance
box in the far right column for any given rpm unless the
Ps is known to be accurate. For example, the GB-200
selection (see table below) of 2493 cfm at 0.50 in. Ps is
the far right selection at 700 rpm.

The next box to the right (0.625 in. Ps) is empty
because the performance at that point is unstable. This
means that 2494 cfm at 0.50 in. is marginally stable.

For more information on fan stability, contact
Greenheck.

2522

2433

2346

2258

2166

2062

1942

1792

1602

14.6

0.48

14.3

0.50

13.9

0.51

13.5

0.52

13.1

0.52

12.7

0.52

12.2

0.53

11.6

0.52

11.0

0.51

2866

2787

2709

2634

2556

2475

2384

2286

2176

17.6

0.71

18.0

0.72

17.4

0.74

17.1

0.75

16.8

0.76

15.9

0.77

14.9

0.77

14.8

0.77

14.7

0.78

2318

2104

1875

1587

8.9

0.18

8.5

0.19

8.3

0.19

7.8

0.19

2555

2359

2162

1932

1624

10.6

0.24

10.1

0.25

9.7

0.26

9.4

0.26

8.8

0.25

2909

2737

2567

2382

2176

1914

1550

13.4

0.35

12.7

0.36

12.3

0.37

11.9

0.38

11.5

0.38

10.9

0.37

10.2

0.35

3249

3094

2943

2786

2614

2428

2197

1899

15.3

0.48

14.7

0.50

14.1

0.52

13.8

0.53

13.5

0.53

13.0

0.53

12.5

0.52

12.0

0.50

2994

2833

2651

2427

2139

1700

8.1

0.25

9.2

0.26

9.1

0.29

8.5

0.30

7.8

0.30

7.4

0.28

3150

2997

2832

2624

2375

2053

10.6

0.29

10.3

0.31

10.0

0.33

9.3

0.35

8.6

0.35

8.2

0.34

3500

3364

3219

3052

2858

2624

2347

1821

12.7

0.40

12.4

0.42

12.1

0.44

11.3

0.46

10.5

0.48

10.2

0.48

9.8

0.47

9.2

0.43

3655

3527

3388

3234

3052

2844

2601

2272

13.6

0.46

13.4

0.47

13.1

0.49

12.3

0.52

11.4

0.54

11.0

0.55

10.6

0.54

10.1

0.52

3888

3768

3638

3504

3339

3164

2952

2712

2387

15.2

0.55

14.7

0.57

13.7

0.58

13.3

0.62

13.0

0.64

12.4

0.66

11.9

0.66

11.6

0.65

11.1

0.63

4102

3989

3866

3741

3596

3432

3251

3050

2811

16.2

0.65

15.7

0.67

14.9

0.68

14.4

0.72

14.0

0.74

13.5

0.76

12.9

0.77

12.7

0.77

12.4

0.77

4607

4507

4400

4290

4179

4045

3900

3753

3575

19.0

0.91

18.4

0.94

17.8

0.96

17.4

0.98

17.1

1.03

16.7

1.05

16.2

1.07

15.8

1.10

15.4

1.10

5191

5102

5010

4912

4814

4715

4599

4474

4343

22.0

1.31

22.0

1.33

21.0

1.36

21.0

1.37

21.0

1.41

20.0

1.47

19.9

1.49

19.5

1.51

19.2

1.54

5677

5595

5514

5424

5335

5245

5155

5049

4938

26.0

1.71

25.0

1.74

24.0

1.77

24.0

1.79

24.0

1.81

24.0

1.86

23.0

1.93

23.0

1.95

23.0

1.97

3873

3591

3307

2973

2493

10.3

0.39

9.6

0.40

9.2

0.41

8.6

0.41

7.8

0.40

4260

4013

3744

3477

3140

2643

12.1

0.52

11.0

0.53

10.7

0.55

10.2

0.55

9.8

0.55

9.3

0.52

MODEL

(rpm RANGE)

RPM

Tip

Speed

1360

5207

1545

5915

785

3416

865

3764

985

4287

1100

4787

770

3729

810

3923

900

4359

940

4553

1000

4843

1055

5109

1185

5739

1335

6465

1460

7071

700

3917

770

4308

hp

GB-141

GB-141-5

(1125-1360)

GB-161-4

(634-865)

GB-161-5

(852-1100)

1/2

3/4

1/4

1/2

GB-180-3

(618-810)

GB-180

1/3    

1/2

3/4

2

1/2

1

1

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2

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Model and  Performance Box Data

CFM

Sones

Bhp

RPM

Size

GB-141

2556

16.8

.76

1545

GB-161

2614

13.5

.53

1100

GB-180

2375

8.6

.35

810

GB-200

2493

7.8

.40

700

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Summary of Contents for 240XP-CUB

Page 1: ...Fan Selection Application Based Selection Performance Theory...

Page 2: ...e and static pressure This section also interprets Greenheck model numbers and illustrates the relationship between fan speed and airflow Section Two covers the basics of fan selection determining the...

Page 3: ...N FAN APPLICATION Basic Overview 9 Commercial Kitchen Ventilation 10 General Commercial Ventilation 12 High Static Pressure Ventilation 15 Determining CFM 16 Determining Static Pressure 17 Sound Level...

Page 4: ...B Model is G rpm is 1140 Nominal Wheel Dia 12 in The table below lists model designation suffixes for motor horsepower and fan rpm Belt Drive Direct Drive Suffix Motor hp Suffix Fan rpm 6 1 6 A 1725 4...

Page 5: ...1 cfm the fan will be running at 1260 rpm At 1269 cfm the fan will be running at 1635 rpm Therefore there is an rpm for this model that will correspond to 1000 cfm obviously somewhere within the 1260...

Page 6: ...rpm D 1300 rpm G and 1050 rpm E Changing a motor lead is all that is necessary to change speeds When selecting a model with 3 speed motors it is recommended that the G speed be chosen whenever possib...

Page 7: ...1 2 hp motor RSF 90 4 1 4 hp motor is not recommended for this job Matching a Specification There will be times when a Greenheck model will have to be matched to a competing manufacturer s unit To ai...

Page 8: ...WD CW Fumex WFX Domex WX WA WB PDU W PW CWD VWDK VWDB CWD CWF CDU WDC DU CWB GWB ACWB CWB TWB Fumex WFXB Domex WCB WLB PNU W PWB NBTD NBRTD UL 762 VWBK VWBB CWB CBU WBC NCA SP Gemini GC Zephyr Z RA TD...

Page 9: ...fan model and the air volume flow rate cfm Other considerations include the resistance to airflow static pressure or Ps and sound produced by the fan Sones Occasionally a customer will require a fan t...

Page 10: ...2 listed for restaurant applications and for operation with air temperatures up to 300 F Recommended Supply Fans The above models are designed to provide efficient economical make up air to replenish...

Page 11: ...s The National Fire Protection Association specifies minimum distance criteria for restaurant exhaust and supply fans as shown below 10 ft Horizontal Separation 1 Roof deck to top of exhaust fan windb...

Page 12: ...sting relatively clean air at temperatures up to 130 F Motors are out of the airstream Direct drive sizes 60 95 are equipped with 3 speed motors for maximum airflow flexibility All direct drive units...

Page 13: ...Typical Commercial Ventilation Installations 13...

Page 14: ...ount as well as exhaust or supply However because the motors are mounted in the airstream these models are not recommended for temperatures above 110 F Model SB Belt Drive Propeller Sidewall 3 600 85...

Page 15: ...generated by long or complex duct systems especially when capture hoods are present Both models can be used for either exhaust or supply Model SWB is designed to be mounted indoors or outdoors while...

Page 16: ...rmal area usage select a lower number in the range to change the air more quickly For moderate climates with lighter usages select a higher number in the range To determine the cfm required to adequat...

Page 17: ...an be used for estimating static pressure To calculate the system losses one must know the ductwork system configuration see Ductwork figure This duct is sized for air velocities of 1400 feet per minu...

Page 18: ...8 0 76 15 9 0 77 14 9 0 77 14 8 0 77 14 7 0 78 2318 2104 1875 1587 8 9 0 18 8 5 0 19 8 3 0 19 7 8 0 19 2555 2359 2162 1932 1624 10 6 0 24 10 1 0 25 9 7 0 26 9 4 0 26 8 8 0 25 2909 2737 2567 2382 2176...

Page 19: ...essure levels For example a sound level of 10 sones is twice as loud as 5 sones Refer to the Suggested Limits for Room Loudness chart to determine the acceptable sone range for the application As a ge...

Page 20: ...w into the fan Wheel Rotation A common problem is wheel rotation in the wrong direction For centrifugal fans incorrect wheel rotation will provide some airflow However the airflow will be far below th...

Page 21: ...application The information in this section is useful once the fan has been selected and installed on the job The fan curves and system resistance curves below will help to solve fan performance probl...

Page 22: ...ossible to move 2000 cfm at only 0 25 in Ps For any given system every cfm requires a unique Ps This series of cfm Ps points forms a system resistance curve such as the one above Once the system resis...

Page 23: ...that as we doubled our airflow from 1000 cfm to 2000 cfm the Ps went up from 0 25 in to 1 0 in It must be kept in mind that we are not changing the system only increasing fan speed Therefore we must...

Page 24: ...s in those sections on how to apply these equations The third equation relates horsepower to rpm The change in horsepower can be determined when the rpm is increased by 25 This is shown below BhpNew 1...

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