LJ Wing MV, Инструкция по установке, эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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CAUTION - COIL MAY BE UNSTABLE ON FORKS
AND SHOULD BE SECURED FROM TIPPING BY
ATTACHING CABLES OR CHAINS FROM TOP OF
UNIT TO VERTICAL TRACKS OF FORK LIFT.
E. Optional Factory Service
Periodic service on any piece of mechanical
equipment is necessary for efficient operation. L.J.
Wing has a nationwide service organization available
to provide quick and dependable servicing of heating
coils. Wing also offers factory start-up service which
includes the presence of a service engineer to
supervise the initial start-up and adjustment of the
equipment and provide instructions for the owner’s
maintenance personnel in proper operations and
maintenance. Consult factory for quotations on
periodic or start-up service.
SECTION III - INSTALLATION AND MOUNTING PROCEDURE
A. The Wing Coil must be installed with the tubes
vertical for proper drainage. The coils are designed
for vertical mounting only (horizontal air flow).
B. At least 6" clearance should be provided above
and below coil for access to tubes and headers in
the event that future tube replacement or repairs are
necessary. 6" clearance should also be provided on
the damper motor and control linkage side of the coil
for service access.
C. The coils can be supported on the integral mounting
flange or on angle iron legs attached to the duct mounting
flanges. Additional supports may be required in the
center for long coils.
D. The Wing coil must be installed with headers
level for proper condensate drainage. To insure
proper leveling, use a spirit level. Do not level by
measurement only.
E. Return steam condensate or hot water header
is securely bolted to the lower mounting bracket to
prevent damage to the header and tubes during
shipment. (See Figure 1.) Shipping bolts must be
removed before applying steam or hot water, but
after all piping connections are made. Failure to do
so will void factory warranty.
Figure 1 - Shipping Bolt Locations (C-000703)
F. Remove shipping braces before attaching
ductwork.
G. Ductwork can be attached to the coil flanges or the
coil can stand in a duct with bulkhead plates blanking
off spaces around the coil. The flanges must not be
used to support the ductwork.
COIL INSTALLATION AND LOCATION
1. Sheet metal isolation plates should be installed
on the top and bottom of the coil to eliminate
air flow over the supply and return headers, top
and bottom headers should be insulated and/or
isolated on both sides of the coil.
2. Cooling coils should be located downstream at a
distance no less than 36 inches from the outlet
flange of the coil. Freezestat location should also
follow this same guideline. Coils operating in VAV
systems, or those operating at lower or higher than
recommended air velocities, should be fitted with
anti-stratification baffles.
3. The installation of humidifiers with steam
manifolds internal of an air handler may provide a
temperature override to the system. Internal steam
manifolds and piping should be insulated.
TEMPERATURE CONTROL
1. The airstream thermostat control to the coils
should be located a minimum of 36” downstream.
Each coil should have its own temperature control
system.
2. Freezestats mounted on the face of the cooling
coils should be located a minimum of 36”
downstream of the coil flange. Optional anti-
stratification baffles are available to reduce this
spacing to 24”.
3. Coils operating at lower or higher than
recommended air velocities or in VAV systems
should be fitted with optional anti-stratification
baffles.