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Spring Air Systems 

REV LOW

 Engineering Manual Revision 2.0 -021902 

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REV LOW  

Exhaust Air Calculations  

Single Row Wall Mount 

The Revlow Hood exhaust air formula is as follows: 
 
Once the cooking line up has been established, the TOTAL EXHAUST (TEX) is calculated by 
adding each individual NEV valve. 
 
 

TEX = (NEV of appliance No. 1 + NEV of appliance No. 2 + NEV of appliance No. 3 +....) 

 
 
Refer to Chart No. 4 for EXHAUST FLOW RATE (EFR) for the various types of Spring Air 
Systems hoods. 
 
The TOTAL EXHAUST (TEX) is determined by adding the NET EXHAUST VOLUME (NEV) CFM 
(l/s) for each individual cooking appliance.  The NET EXHAUST VOLUME (NEV) for individual 
appliances varies depending on the amount of smoke, particulate, and grease generated, the 
surface temperature and whether the appliance is gas or electric.  Gas appliances require higher 
NEV because of the high flue gas temperatures.  Chart No. 4 includes typical “NEV” values for 
most cooking applications.  Consult the factory if an appliance is not listed. 
 
It is important to know the dimensions of each appliance.  The NET EXHAUST VOLUME (NEV) 
decreases and increases proportionally to the length of some appliances.  These appliances are 
indicated in Chart No. 4 with length dimensions.  For lengths other than indicated prorate the 
value in the chart. 
 

WARNING 

The REV LOW

 

method is an excellent guide to assist in calculating the TOTAL 

EXHAUST (TEX) volumes, but consideration must be made for the conditions 
within the kitchen.  i.e. location of the hood to doors, windows, and pass through 
which might create a draft.  Consult the factory when unusual site conditions 
exist.   
 
The total exhaust must correspond to the minimum allowable per the Spring Air 
Systems UL and ULC listing.  Check with factory or go directly to the UL web site 
www.ul.com 
 
The complete kitchen ventilation system must be balanced, such that a minimum 
of 80% continuous heated makeup air is provided through a dedicated makeup 
air system or the kitchen A/C units.   It is good engineering practice to provide 
this heated fresh air into the kitchen space.  The heated fresh air should not 
exceed 90 percent of the total exhaust volume. 

 

Determining 

REV LOW

  

Hood Dimensions 

Hood Length: 

The hood length should equal the width of all the cooking appliances to be covered by the hood 
plus allow and additional 6” (152 mm) overhang on either end of the cooking line up. 
 
 

Summary of Contents for Rev Low

Page 1: ...REV LOW Engineering Manual ___________________________ Spring Air Systems Inc Oakville Ontario Phone 905 338 2999 Fax 905 338 0179 info springairsystems com www springairsystems com...

Page 2: ...peration 2 Variflow Baffles 3 Model Number Designation 4 Water Wash REV LOW 5 Hood and Damper Assemblies 8 Dry REV LOW 13 REV LOW Exhaust Calculations 14 Exhaust Duct Sizes 17 Make Up Air 18 REV LOW S...

Page 3: ...tor The water wash hood is automatically cleaned in place at the end of each cooking day The REV LOW dry extractor is manually cleaned the dry extractor has inserts that are removed daily and washed i...

Page 4: ...aximumize the amount of the air mixture that enters the slot and minimize the amount of roll back into the canopy as the total amount of the air mixture deviates along the length of the cooking lineup...

Page 5: ...the owners operator of a commercial or institutional restaurant 1 More comfortable kitchen environment 2 Lower annual heating cost with little or no capital cost increase 3 Lower annual air conditioni...

Page 6: ...Single row box canopy hot water wash ventilator with fusible link spring loaded fire damper HT B F Single row box canopy hot water wash ventilator with thermostatic activated spring loaded fire dampe...

Page 7: ...t fan supply unit Spring Air SFA series time wash cycle and fire suppression system Water Wash REV LOW Hoods Automatic Wash Type C and H Ventilators SPRING AIR SYSTEMS ventilators are available with e...

Page 8: ...the spray continuously carries grease dirt and lint down the drain which reduces the daily grease build up The hot water required is approximately 9 gpm ft of ventilator at 40 psig see Chart No 2 The...

Page 9: ...hub drain Water Wash REV LOW Hoods TYPE C Core Extractors Water Wash The SPRING AIR SYSTEMS type C core extractor has the highest grease extraction efficiency available in a water wash ventilator The...

Page 10: ...secondary baffle as the exhaust air gyrates through the secondary chamber After leaving the secondary chamber the exhaust air enters the ventilator fire damper and duct collar and discharges into the...

Page 11: ...INAL BLOCKS BX CONDUIT TO J BOX ON TOP OF VENTILATOR SPRING RETAINING POST SOLENOID IN ENERGIZED POSITION DAMPER RETAINING CLIP IN UP POSITION TERMINAL BLOCK 80 DEGREE PIN ROTATION TO DAMPER CLOSED PO...

Page 12: ...ermostat set at 360F 182C responds quickly to activate the spring in the event of a fire 3 Pushing the fire test button in the control panel can periodically test the fire damper The damper will activ...

Page 13: ...amper assembly system consists of a fusible link damper mounted in the exhaust duct collar In the event of a fire within the grease extractor the fusible link melts closing the fire damper against the...

Page 14: ...fresh air damper All control wiring is 120V 1 60 The water wash hood washes in place at the end of each cooking day For more detail information covering the water wash control panels available please...

Page 15: ...ures the grease trough may require additional cleaning and or scraping to remove baked on solidified grease Type D Grease Extractor Figure 15 TYPE D GREASE EXTRACTOR The SPRING AIR SYSTEMS type D core...

Page 16: ...ce The NET EXHAUST VOLUME NEV decreases and increases proportionally to the length of some appliances These appliances are indicated in Chart No 4 with length dimensions For lengths other than indicat...

Page 17: ...8 1200 Comb Wood Gas Brick Oven 48 48 1200 Donut Fryer 32 32 285 430 Donut Fryer 72 72 320 480 Fry Top 36 36 300 340 Fryer Pitco model 14 17 150 Fryer 15 15 190 Fryer 16 16 100 200 Fryer 18 18 125 250...

Page 18: ...n appliance is not listed It is important to know the dimensions of each appliance The NET EXHAUST VOLUME NEV decreases and increases proportionally to the length of some appliances These appliances a...

Page 19: ...356 x 914 2250 1062 10 x 21 5 254 x 546 5375 2537 14 x 36 5 356 x 927 2375 1121 10 x 22 5 254 x 572 5500 2596 14 x 37 5 356 x 953 2500 1180 10 x 24 0 254 x 610 5625 2655 14 x 38 5 356 x 978 2625 1239...

Page 20: ...nsulation on the interior surfaces for sound attention and insulation A fire damper is located at the supply air inlet on top of the ventilator Model DD B F MP Figure 18 MC The make up air is discharg...

Page 21: ...nted electric or gas heating unit The vertical arrangement requires minimum roof space The roof mounted SFA V is complete with filters supply fan motorized discharge damper and end switch fan motor be...

Page 22: ...OTOR STARTER 120V 1 60 8 8 FLA POWER FROM SFA10 OV MOTOR STARTER TO SFA10 OV POWER FROM RPD20 CONTROLLER TO EXHAUST FAN MOTOR DISCONNECT SWITCH 120V 1 60 8 8 FLA POWER SUPPLY TO RPD11 CONTROLLER 120V...

Page 23: ...BTU hr output Typical SFA IGO Figure 24 Heating Capacity The total heating required is equal to the following Heating Capacity BTU hr Supply Volume CFM x 1 09 x TI TO Where TI Supply discharge tempera...

Page 24: ...management system Spring Air Systems can also supply the motor starters from stock RPD11 Controllers Figure 26 SPRING AIR SYSTEMS MODEL DD B F 6 0 3 92 AND INSTALLED PER NFPA 96 BELOW ROOF JOIST 24 T...

Page 25: ...atives available Refer to the individual specification sheets for SFA models and REV LOW hood controllers available REV LOW Work Sheet Date Job Name Representative Job Location Engineering Food Servic...

Page 26: ...ods Cartridge Hoods Filter Hoods Surface Fire Suppression Commercial Kitchen Exhaust Fans Kitchen Enviro Systems KES 100 Exhaust Commercial Kitchen Supply Units Compensating Hoods Exhaust Fans Supply...

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