VES t-line 120 Manual

VES Ref. ID.944
November 2021
Original Instructions
Eagle Close, Chandlers Ford Industrial Estate, Chandlers Ford, Eastleigh, Hampshire, SO53 4NF
Tel: [phone] email: inf[email protected] web: www.ves.co.uk
Issue G
Operation & Maintenance Manual
t-line 120
Extract Units

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This manual must be read in full before Installation, Operation and Maintenance of the units
supplied
Please ensure that this document is passed to the end user. This manual forms an integral part of
the product and should be kept for the working life of the product. Additional copies of this and
supporting documents are available by contacting VES or by visiting www.ves.co.uk and following
the 'Download O & M's' link.
The following symbols used within this document refer to potential dangers, advice for safe
operation or important points of reference
Indicates hazards associated with electric current and high voltages
Indicates hazards that require safety advice for personnel or potential unit/property damage
Indicates important information
Warning
Caution
Important
Important
Conventions
Contents
1Introducon ....................................................................................................................
Page
2Nomenclature .................................................................................................................
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Receipt of Goods/Handling ..........................................................................................
Installaon .......................................................................................................................
Set-up .................................................................................................................................
Wiring ................................................................................................................................
Controls ............................................................................................................................
Maintenance ...................................................................................................................
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Point descripon Point Variants Details
Typical example
Part Number Coding
The T-Line is a range of direct drive duct mounted extract fans, designed typically for
arduous condions i.e hot air with high grease content. The standard ambient operang
temperature of the unit is -20 to +35°C, with in-duct airflow temperature up to 120°C.
For further technical details regarding dimensions and weights, contact VES andover Ltd. on
08448 15 60 60, quong the sales order (SO) number and the unit type as found on the unit
name plate or visit www.ves.co.uk.
Introducon
Nomenclature
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1 Product TLL T-Line 120 Extract Unit
2 Unit Size 250
350
400
450
500
560
630
710
800
Unit size determined by
impellor size
3 Number of motor
po les
/2
/4
/6
2 Pole
4 Pole
6 Pole
4 Motor effciency 1
2
3
IE1 (EFF2)
IE2 (EFF1)
IE3
5 Phase -3 Three Phase
9 Powder coat type Null
/IT
/BT
Galvanised plantroom/RAL7004
weatherproof
Internally only as colour
Both internally and externally
coated as colour
6 Unit configuraon /PH
/PL
/WH
/WL
Plantroom straight through
Plantroom c/w boom inlet
Weatherproof straight through
Weatherproof c/w boom inlet
8 Colour Null
R7004
Galvanised plantroom /
RAL7004 weatherproof
Powder coat finish to any colour
1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9
TLL 350 /4 1 /BT/PH /R7004
7Enclosure
Opons
Null
/AE
Standard configuraon
Acousc Enclosure
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t-line Extract Units
Immediately upon receipt of goods, check for possible damage in transit. Also check to
ensure that any ancillary items are included. These will be supplied fied or taped to the
unit (in the case of small items). In the event of any damage having occurred or if any item
is found to be missing, it is essenal to inform VES Andover Ltd. within 3 working days of
delivery, quong the sale s order (SO) number, and the unit type as found on the unit
nameplate. Aer this period VES Andover Ltd. will be unable to accept any claim for
damaged or missing goods.
Receipt of Goods
When moving the unit, handle with care and in such a manner liming damage to the
casework. Parcular care must be taken when moving weatherproof units, any damage to
the external powder coat finish may reduce the ability to resist corrosion. Units are to be
rigged and lied using spreaders, taking into account the weight of the unit, liing gear
should be arranged so as not to bear on the casework.
Installaon
Safety for the enre system must be considered when installing the unit and it is the
responsibility of the installer to ensure that all of the equipment is installed in
compliance with the manufacturer’s recommendaons, with due r egard to the current
HEALTH AND SAFETY AT WORK ACT and conform to all relevant statutory regulaons.
Precauons should be in place so that in the unlikely event of component failure the risk of
personnel injury is reduced. For opmum unit performance, careful consideraon must be
paid to the locaon of the unit in relaon to the ductwork and associated items; i.e placing
the unit directly adjacent to a bend in the ductwork will impede airflow and reduce
performance.
Duct Connecons
Liing and Connecng
to Duct
Cauon
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Important The unit should NOT be lied by handles, lids, housings, sha, motor or drive.
Only experienced engineers should undertake this work.
Secure liing cable through the liing lugs.
Ensure fan plate is securely in place before
liing the unit.
It is recommended that the unit is lied
using the supplied liing lugs.
(For illustraon
purposes only)
3
4
Recommended only with fied
turning vanes
RecommendedRecommended
Fig. 1
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The T-Line unit is de signed to be mounted in a range of orientaons. The unit can be
suspended from the cei ling using drop-rods, or bolted to the plant room floor. It is the
installer’s responsibility to ensure that there is sa fe working access provided to the unit f or
maintenance. The ins taller must also c onsider, adequate illuminaon of the unit, in order
for safe maintenance to be carried out .
•Motor on top
•Access on both sides
•Feet mounted on
boom
•Motor on side
•Access on both sides
•Feet mounted either
side of the access sides
•Motor on side
•Access on top
and boom
•Feet mounted on
boom access side
T-Line Unit
Orientaon
Fix mounng feet to the correct side dependant on the orientaon of the unit.
Ensure ALL fixings are used; if reposioning the feet, ensure all fixings are reinstated.
Fixing Feet
Installaon
Units should only be supported using the support feet as provided by VES Andover Ltd.
with the unit. Contact VES Andover Ltd. before aempng to support the unit using
alternave methods. Only experienced engineers should undertake this work.
Take necessary safety precauons when w orking in ele vated posions.
Cauon
The electrical supply must be fully isolated before aempng to complete any work on
this unit. All electrical connecons to any unit must be carried out in accordance with
the current edion of the I.E.T Regulaons and only competent electricians should be
allowed to carry out any electrical work to our units.
Warning
Connued
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All Sizes 250 -710 only (not for 800)
Important
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On weatherproof units the motor must be guarded, this is done by rotang the motor guard
to the correct orientaon. (Meshed edges facing the ground).
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Important
Changing the handing of the isolator consists of removing the bracket fixings, re-aaching
the bracket to the opposite side.
For units with plugs, ensure pins are correctly paired when connecng the plug to the isolator
Warning
Handing Isolator
Plate
Handing Motor Guard
Installaon Connued 4
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As standard, isolators are hard-wired to the motor. Older units may feature plugged connecon.
Important
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Before aempng to carry out any maintenance work, invesgave work, or repair work
on our units, the unit MUST BE COMPLETELY ISOLATED from its electrical supply. Ensure a
minimum of two minutes aer electrical disconnecon before removing access panels.
Warning
Before aempng to carry out any work on our units, all accompanying documentaon
including warning labels on the unit must be referenced.
Should it be necessary to remove any component ensure that these are secured into
posion once reinstalled. It is crical that aer any maintenance work has been
conducted that all components removed/replaced are refied correctly by a competent
engineer.
When accessing the unit always use the handles to ensure the access panels are
handled/opened in a controlled manner so as to avoid damage to the unit or injury to
personnel. This is parcularly important with boom access units.
Cauon
Remove the access panels and loosen the bolts holding the inlet eye in place. Align the
inlet eye and impeller ensuring the inlet eye is central to the impellor and make sure gap
‘A’ is constant. Hand ghten the bolts and rotate the impellor to ensure the it runs
smoothly, secure into posion b y ghtening the retaining bolts.
A
Ensure that the clearance gap “A” between fan and inlet eye is constant. Misalignment
may cause undue wear on the impeller and inlet eye.
Always make sure the fan is rotang in the
correct direcon (an-clockwise when viewed
from the motor). Direcon of airflow is
indicated on the unit.
Impeller/Inlet Eye
Alignment
The impeller should r otate freely, this posion is f actory set. In the unli kely event of
movement during transit realign the impellor with the inlet eye.
Important
Impeller rotaon
Cauon
Before starng the unit ensure the following set-up procedures are completed. Work to
be carried out by a competent engineer.
Important
Note: Motor rotaon can be seen on the motor
cooling fan on the end of the motor.
WP units may require the temporary removal of
the motor cover.
Set-up 5
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This differenal pressure compares the stac pressure in front of the fan inlet ring with the
stac pressure in the inlet ring of the narrowest point. The differenal pressure between
the stac pressures is related to the air volume via the energy conservaon rate as per the
graph below. Simply read across from the pressure measurement to the appropriate fan
curve and down to calculate the resultant air volume.
Measured differenal pressure: 1400Pa - Unit: TLL400
Reading from graph: 1.6 = Air Volume: 1.6 m³/s
Differenal pressure
tapping point
Set-up 5 Connued
Example:
0
250
500
750
1000
1250
1500
1750
2000
2250
2500
2750
3000
3250
3500
3750
4000
0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 5.5 6 6.5 7 7.5 8 8.5 9 9.5 10 10.5 11
Δpw Differen"al Pressure Pa
TLL350
TLL250
TLL400
TLL450
TLL500
TLL560
TLL630
TLL710
TLL800
TLL250 = 60
TLL350 = 121
TLL400 = 154
TLL450 = 197
TLL500 = 252
TLL560 = 308
TLL630 = 381
TLL710 = 490
TLL800 = 620
k(nozzle coefficient)
1400
1.6
q Air Volume m³/sv
This measurement can also be expressed in the following calculaon:
qV is the air v olume in m³/s
k is the fan nozzle coefficient
pW is the measured differenal pressure
in Pa
q = (k
vpw) / 3600√Δ
Δ
Alternavely, to calculate a differenal pressure reading from a volume:
Δpw = (( 3600) )qv×
Example:
Measured differenal pressure: 1400Pa
Unit: TLL400
qV = (154 1400) / 3600
qV = (154 x 37.417) / 3600
qV = 5762 / 3600
qV = air volume = 1.6 m³/s
Example:
Required air volume (qV) = 1.6 m³/s
Δpw = ((1.6 3600) 154)
Δpw ²= (37.4)
Δpw = 1399 Pa
×
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VES supply, a fit ted pre-wired isolator, mains c ables which should be suit ably sized, refer to
table, and terminated as shown on the appropriate wiring diagram, refer to pages 10-14.
Ensure that suitable strain relief is fied to the mains supply as appropriate.
The electrical supply must be fully isolated before aempng to complete any work on this
unit. All electrical connecons to any unit must be carried out in accordance with the
current edion of the I.E.T Regulaons and only competent electricians should be allowed to
carry out any electrical work to our units.
Warning
Motor and electrical details must be checked prior to connecon to electricity supply.
All motor informaon can be found on the unit data sheet supplied aached to the unit.
It is the cus tomer’s responsibility to supply earth fault protecon through the bui lding
installaon device and a dedicated, isolated power supply with overload protecon, to
account for motor start-up currents. For specific fan details see table below
Do not connect any unit to an electrical supply voltage outside of the specificaon
Important
Standard
3 Phase Motor
Electrical Details
Wiring 6
Warning
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Customer connecons 400 V AC - 3 Phase - 50Hz
3 Phase Direct on Line Isolator Wiring Diagram
Wiring 6Connued
Warning
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For units with plugs, ensure pins are correctly paired when connecng the plug to the isolator
Star Connecon Delta Connecon
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Important An Inverter Speed controller is required for the operaon of this fan