Trox Technik TFM Installation And Maintenance Manual Download Page 7

Connecting the ductwork

Type TFM particulate filter modules for ceilings are
supplied with different spigots as follows:

Top entry circular spigot

The spigot has a lip seal and is suitable for circular
ducting in accordance with EN 1506 or EN 13180.

Connect the duct in such a way that the connection
is tight.

To protect the filter elements once installed as much
as possible from excessive contamination, proceed
as follows when you install the ventilation system:

Keep the ducts clean when you install them.

If you have to interrupt the installation proce-
dure, protect all openings from the ingress of
dust.

If necessary, clean the ducts before you com-
mission the ventilation system.

Commissioning

General information

Before you start commissioning:

Check that the filter casings are correctly
seated.

Remove protective film, if any.

Ensure that all filter casings are clean and free
from residues and foreign matter.

Prime the ventilation and air conditioning
system for 24 hours before you insert the filter
element.

Volume flow rate balancing

To adjust the ventilation and air conditioning
system, you first have to carry out volume flow rate
balancing for each particulate filter module. Volume
flow rate balancing is required before initial commis-
sioning.

Inserting filters

Do not unpack filter elements until you are
ready to install them.

Do not touch the filter, hold it by the edge only.

Check filter elements for any damage; replace
damaged filter elements.

Insert only suitable Mini Pleat filter elements
with a flat seal or fluid seal.

Fig. 5: Inserting filters

1.

Remove the clamping frame (Fig. 5/3) from
the particulate filter module. To do so,
loosen the clamping screws (Fig. 5/4), then
press the release buttons (Fig. 5/5) in;
remove spacers, if any (spacers are used to
fix the clamping frame during transport of
the unit).

 NOTICE!

Do not damage the filter.

Handle filter elements with care and hold them
only by the edges.

2.

Set the filter element (Fig. 5/2) with the seal
(Fig. 5/1) facing upwards into the clamping
frame.

Connecting the ductwork

 

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Summary of Contents for TFM

Page 1: ...nt Clamping screw Diffuser face Screw fixing diffuser face Sealing plug for connecting holes Installation and maintenance manual GB en TFM Particulate filter modules for ceilings TROX GmbH Heinrich Tr...

Page 2: ...erence to the applicable standards and guidelines the state of the art and our expertise and experience of many years The manufacturer does not accept any liability for damages resulting from Non comp...

Page 3: ...ular checks and smaller adjustments Personal protective equipment Personal protective equipment must be worn for any work in order to reduce health or safety haz ards to the minimum The appropriate pr...

Page 4: ...unit from the effects of weather Protect the unit from humidity dust and con tamination Storage temperature 10 C to 50 C Relative humidity 95 max no condensation Assembly General information Fix the...

Page 5: ...secure fixing after installation 1 Remove the clamping frame from the casing To do so loosen the clamping screws Fig 1 5 then remove the clamping frame Fig 1 4 Remove and dispose of the spacers keep...

Page 6: ...stem as long as the modules were connected with one another correctly However the increased load on the suspension system must be taken into account 1 Remove the sealing plug on the connecting sides o...

Page 7: ...d air conditioning system for 24 hours before you insert the filter element Volume flow rate balancing To adjust the ventilation and air conditioning system you first have to carry out volume flow rat...

Page 8: ...ave inserted the filter element check that there are no leaks Leakage test on an installed filter on page 9 6 Installing the diffuser face Installing the diffuser face Fig 6 TFM assembly diffuser face...

Page 9: ...sealing integrity testing leakage testing filter changes or cleaning require you to remove the diffuser face Fig 7 Removing the diffuser face Unscrew the knurled screws Fig 7 2 and remove diffuser fa...

Page 10: ...er frame There are two ways to measure the differential pressure Permanent measurement Continuous differential pressure measurement and monitoring of the final differential pressure This is done with...

Page 11: ...page 7 Disposal ENVIRONMENT Risk of harm to the environment due to the incor rect handling of hazardous materials and sub stances Filters and cleaning materials that have been contaminated with bacte...

Page 12: ...ation It is then sufficient to clean and disinfect wipe the filter casing and the diffuser face this has to be done for the first time just before the ventilation and air conditioning system is switch...

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