Carrier INDUCTION AIR TERMINALS 36S User Manual Page 16

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Sequence of operation
After a mixture of outdoor and return air is conditioned by
the central station air-handling unit, it is distributed through
a high-velocity, high-pressure duct system to the Weather-
master
®
air terminal units. Here the conditioned primary
(supply) air enters the unit's acoustical plenum, passes
through the balancing damper and exits through the induc-
tion nozzles. The balancing damper handles up to a 3.0 in.
wg pressure drop without adverse effect on the unit sound
power level.
As the primary air leaves the nozzles, it induces a constant
amount of secondary (room) air through the unit's coil. The
secondary air is cooled or heated, depending upon the tem-
perature of the water flowing thru the coil. Primary and
secondary air mix and enter the room through the steel dis-
charge grille.
The unit capacity is controlled either manually or by a
room thermostat that varies the amount of induced room air
recirculating through the coil by means of a bypass damper.
In the illustrations below, the recirculated air is shown by-
passing the coil during part load cooling and 100% bypass.
In units with self-contained controls, the thermostat and
damper are powered by system duct pressure from the unit
plenum. The self-contained controls require a minimum of
1.5 in. wg plenum pressure for satisfactory control
operation.
Depending upon the modular flexibility desired, the build-
ing owner can control up to three damper coils with one
thermostat.
WALL
ACOUSTICAL
PLENUM
INSTALLATION
PLENUM
INDUCTION
NOZZLE
BALANCING
DAMPER
FLOOR
INDUCED
ROOM AIR
ENTERS FROM
BOTTOM AND
FRONT
100% COOLING
(DAMPER CLOSED –
FULL AIR FLOW THRU COIL)
WALL
FLOOR
PART LOAD COOLING
(DAMPER PARTIALLY OPEN –
PARTIAL AIR FLOW THRU COIL)
WALL
FLOOR
100% BYPASS
(DAMPER OPEN – FULL
AIR BYPASS)
BYPASS DAMPER OPERATION
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Controls
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