Heating performance is based on 70°F (21°C) entering air temperature, 180°F (82°C) entering hot water temperature with a 30°F
(1°C) ∆T. All performance measured on high speed tap, zero ESP , and a throwaway filter.
Table PD-2. Free discharge motor, group 1
unit
cfm
size
coil
(l/s)
2
2-row
240 (113)
3-row
230 ( 108)
4-row
210 (99)
3
2-row
318 (150)
3-row
314 (148)
4-row
284 (134)
4
2-row
388 (183)
3-row
374 (177)
4-row
350 (165)
6
2-row
611 (289)
3-row
608 (287)
4-row
565 (267)
8
2-row
790 (373)
3-row
731 (345)
4-row
688 (325)
10
2-row
980 (463)
3-row
992 (468)
4-row
930 (439)
12
2-row
1110 (524)
3-row
1082 (511)
4-row
1010 (477)
Table PD-3. Free discharge motor, group 2
unit
cfm
size
coil
(l/s)
2
2-row
211 (100)
3-row
201 (95)
4-row
188 (89)
3
2-row
280 (132)
3-row
277 (131)
4-row
256 (121)
4
2-row
349 (165)
3-row
338 (159)
4-row
320 (151)
6
2-row
544 (257)
3-row
541 (255)
4-row
510 (241)
8
2-row
706 (331)
3-row
659 (311)
4-row
627 (296)
10
2-row
879 (415)
3-row
886 (420)
4-row
840 (397)
12
2-row
996 (470)
3-row
976 (461)
4-row
921 (435)
Note:
1. cfm = cubic feet per minute
2. TMBh = total capacity (MBh)
3. gpm = gallons per minute
4. WPD = water pressure drop (feet of water)
5. Q/ITD = MBh (kW)/(entering water temperature - entering air temperature) when ∆T and gpm (L/s) remain constant. To determine heating capacities at a different entering water temperature or
entering air temp, compute the new ITD and multiply it by the Q/ITD shown.
6. Medium and low speed capacities are approximately 80% and 60% respectively of the high speed capacity.