Heat Management Worksheets; Gather Existing Room Characteristics - Xerox DocuTech 6100 Install Manual

Select and prepare an installation site

Heat management worksheets

Gather existing room characteristics

1a. Room airflow rate in total cubic feet per minute (CFM) and under
maximum heat load conditions with present equipment
1b. Temperature of incoming air (° F or ° C)
NOTE: The site HVAC engineer or contractor should be consulted for this
information.
2. Temperature of the room (° F or ° C) under maximum heat load conditions.
3. Maximum acceptable room temperature (° F or ° C).
NOTE: Although the system will operate in temperatures from 50° to 90°F
(10° to 32° C), operator safety, comfort, and the humidity must be considered
when determining an acceptable room temperature.
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• System environmental requirements.
3. Complete the heat management worksheets.
4. Is the temperature acceptable?
• If yes, no changes are required.
• If no, go to the next step.
5. Determine if reserve cooling capacity exists.
• If yes, revise the worksheet data and return to step 3.
• If no, change the room heat management capacity or
reject the chosen location.
The worksheets in this section are used to calculate the potential
change in room temperature resulting from the installation of a
DocuTech system. Use the results from these calculations to
determine if additional heat handling capability is required.
Record the following information about the room in which the
DocuTech will be installed. These figures will be used in later
calculations. Proceed to the next section to calculate the change
in heat load to the room.
Table 4-8. Existing room characteristics
1a. Room airflow rate_______
CFM
1b. Air temperature_______ ° F
or ° C
2. Room temperature_______ °
F or ° C
3. Room temperature_______ °
F or ° C
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