Heating, Steam pressure (psig), Indoor – Carrier 38BA User Manual
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HEATING
Accessory steam or hot water coils are designed
for installation inside the unit casing. Prevent
freeze-up when introducing outside air.
AGA approved gas-fired heaters and UL ap
proved electrical resistance heaters are recom
mended for use in external system ductwork;
Table 1 — Heating Correction Factors
HOT WATER COIL
Water Temp
Ent Water
Entering Air Temp (F)
Drop (F)
Temp (F)
40
50
60
70
80
10
Ì80 1
1 15
1.06
96
87
77
200
1,35
1.25
1.16
1.07
.97
180
98
88
79
,70
60
20
200
1.18
1 09
1 00
90
81
220
1.37
1.28
1.20
1.1 1
1 01
180
79
70
61
52
42
30
200
1 00
91
85
73
.64
220
1 22
1 12
1 03
94
.85
STEAI^CO|L______ _ __
Entering Air Temp (F)
Steam Pressure (psig)
o”
2
5
NOTE: Multiply capacity given in Table 3 by the correction factor
for conditions at which unit is actually operating Correct leaving
air temperature using formula in Note 3 under Table 3
40
. 50
60
70
80
11 I 1 03
96
89
82
.14
1 07
1 00
93
86
19
1 1 1
1.05
98
91
install on leaving side to protect fan motor from
overheating; maximum allowable air temperature
over the fan is 140 F.
Ensure compliance with local and/or UL codes,
including those covering distance from combustible
materials and fan discharge, minimum stratification
to avoid condensation on the heater casing, and
positive interlock requirements, as well as other
standard practices outlined in the Carrier System
Design Manual.
Table 2 — Auxiliary Electric
Resistance Heater Data
INDOOR
UNIT
40BA
009
HEATER
SIZE
(kw)
9t
NUMBER
1
OF
HEATERS
2
3t
TOTAL
KW
■ 9
18
27t
HEATER
MIN
CAPACITY
AIR*
(1000 Btuh) (cfm)
30 6
2500
61.2
2500
91 8
2500
‘Minimum cfm required to ensure safe operation of heater
fMaximum allowable size, number and total kw that may be
mounted on unit discharge
NOTES
1
40BA009 accessory electric resistance heaters are UL approved
for mounting directly to the fan discharge
2
For 10 percent decrease in voltage, decrease input kw and
capacity by 19 percent For 10 increase in voltage, increase
input kw and capacity by 21 percent
Table 3 — Heating Ratings
NONFREEZE SI EAM COILS
2-ROW HOT WATER COILt
UNIT
CFM
Сарае ity
1 Row
1000 Btuh)
2 Row
L
1 Row
db
2 Row
Co p.
Ldb
Gpm
PD
2,200
06
_
101
_
170
132
17
3
5
40RR008
3,000
118
_
96
-
211
125
21
4
6
3,800
133
-
93
240
119
24
5
5
3,000
126
—
99
—
222
129
22
2
5
40RR012
4,000
150
—
95
—
268
122
27
3,0
5,000
171
92
307
117
31
3
7
4,500
186
348
98
^361
134
36
Г
9
40RR016
6,000
217
428
94
126
428
126
43
2.5
7,500
248
494
91
121
490
121
49
3.4
6,000
209
406
92
123
ШГ
126
41
-2 4~"
40RR024
8,000
246
492
88
117
500
118
50
3
5
10,000
272
563
8A
112
580
114
58
3
9
7,500
312
_
99
_
573
ТТГ
58
"■""
3.7
"
40RR028
10,000
361
—
96
-
690
124
69
4.8
12,500
406
_
93
—
786
118
79
6
2
9,000
344
—
95
—
645
Í
22
65
4
4
40RR034
12,000
398
—
91
—
768
119
77
6
0
15,000
443
-
87
-
874
114
87
7
4
12,000
665
_
111
1035
140
104
8
7
40RR044
16,000
780
—
105
—
1265
133
127
12.6
20,000
875
-
100
1470
128
147
17
1
15
,
boo
785
—
109
_
Í
300
T
40
”“
Тзо
"“'“”
9
7
40RR054
20,000
915
-
102
1585
133
159
14
1
25,000
1030
-
98
_____ _
1830
127
183
17,6
. — Capacity (1000 Btuh)
NOTES
1 Maximum
operating limits for heating coils 200 psig and
Ldb — Leaving Air Dry-Bulb Temp (F)
PD — Pressure Drop (ft water)
‘Based on 2 psig steam, 60 F entering air temperature
tBased on 200 F entering water, 20 F water temperature drop,
60 F entering air temperature
400 F
2 Maximum leaving air temperature 140 F
capacity
3 Leaving db = edb
+
Gpm
1 08
X
cfm
capacity
500
X water temp drop
10