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Aerovent IM-201 User Manual

Axico, Anti-stall (direct drive), Im-201

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General Installation, Operation and Maintenance Instructions For Aerovent Products

©2014 Aerovent

1.0 GENERAL DESCRIPTION

1.1 DEFINITIONS

A

vaneaxial fan is an axial fan with a vane section

downstream of the rotor. The vane section converts the rotat-

ing component of the airflow into axial flow and pressure,

increasing the static pressure capability of the rotor.

An

adjustable pitch rotor is one where the blade angle

can be changed, but only when the rotor is stationary.

A

variable pitch rotor, also called controllable pitch,

is one where the blade angle can be changed while the fan is

running.
1.2 ARRANGEMENTS

Axial fans are available in two different configurations,

defined as follows:

Arrangement 4, Type 2 — The rotor is mounted

directly on the motor shaft, and the motor is upstream of the

rotor, with both rotor and motor enclosed in the fan tube.

Arrangement 4, Type 3 — The rotor is mounted

directly on the motor shaft, and the motor is upstream of the

rotor, but supported outside the fan tube.

Aerovent axial fans offer the following combinations

of these basic definitions, using the nomenclature shown:

Description

AXICO

Vaneaxial Fan

X

Adjustable Pitch

FPDA

Variable Pitch:

Electric Control

FPMC

Hand Crank Control

FPMC

Pneumatic Control

FPAC

Arrangement 4, Type 2

X

Arrangement 4, Type 3

X

1.3 APPLICATION

If the application requires that the inlet to the fan be

ducted, Arrangement 4 Type 3 cannot be used. All the other

arrangements are furnished with an inlet duct flange to which an

inlet duct or an inlet bell can be fastened.

Arrangement 4 Type 3 fans are ideally suited for ple-

num applications with a free inlet condition as this arrange-

ment can permit the fan to be placed much closer to the coils

or filters upstream.

1.4 ACCESSORIES

Various accessories are available for AXICO fans.

a. Inlet bell and screen (standard on Arrangement 4 Type 3

fans)

b. Inlet cones

c. Vane section (standard on AXICO fans)

d. Discharge diffuser sections (two types)

e. Acoustic discharge diffuser sections

f. Flexible duct connections and band clamps

g. Gravity backdraft dampers

h. Vibration isolation
1.5 OPTIONS

AXICO fans may be furnished with various options to

meet job requirements:

a. Legs for floor mounting.

b. Brackets for vertical, horizontal, or angular mounting from

the floor or ceiling.

c. Electric operator or manual hand-wheel for adjustment of

AXICO FPMC when in operation, or quadrant and clamp

adjustment when the fan is turned off

d. AXICO fan operators and positioners located at other than

top dead center

1.6 NAMEPLATE NOMENCLATURE

The model number information on each fan nameplate is

explained on page 14.

2.0 INSTALLATION

2.1 RECEIVING/INSPECTION/STORAGE

Each Aerovent fan is shipped on a wooden pallet and

is covered with plastic for weather protection.

Carefully inspect the fan upon arrival for damage

incurred during shipment. Immediately report any damage to

both the factory and the carrier.

For short-term storage prior to installation, the fan

should remain covered with plastic wrap on the shipping pallet

and stored in a clean, dry location away from the elements. If

storage is to be for a period longer than 30 days, see page 15

for long-term storage instructions.

AXICO

®

ANTI-STALL

(Direct Drive)

IM-201

August 2014

®