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Join the AMCA International Technical Seminar on Energy Efficiency Classification for Fans by John Cermak. Learn about fan industry improvements, energy consumption savings, and fan selection impact on energy use. Discover the latest standards in ASHRAE, AMCA, and ISO. Gain insights on fan total pressure and energy savings in fan applications. Explore the cornerstones of fan energy efficiency and ways to achieve significant energy savings. Enhance your knowledge on fan discharge energy and successful fan selection for improved energy consumption.
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AMCA InternationalTechnical Seminar 2009 Energy Efficiency Classification for Fans John Cermak, Ph.D., P.Eng., M.Sc. Executive Vice President ACME Engineering and Manufacturing Corp.
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Learning Objectives Learn about the current actions in fan industry leading to immediate and long term improvement in energy consumption by fans Understand the choices of the corner stones for building the AMCA Int’l initiative in ASHRAE and ISO Learn about importance of fan total pressure for finding energy savings Understand how fan selection impacts energy consumption of fans Understand how knowledge of the fan discharge energy contributes to successful fan selection from energy consumption point Learn about standardization of fan energy efficiency for better usage of energy by fans
Fan Industry Energy Consumption Challenge
What is happening ASHRAE • 90.1 Standard (revision 2010) • TC 5.1 Fans - ad hoc WG 90.1 6
What is happening AMCA International • Mid-year and annual meetings 08 • Fan Committee – SC for AMCA 205 • AMCA Standard 205 “Energy Efficiency Classification for Fans” 7
What is happening ISO/TC 117 Fans • WG 11 Fan Efficiency • DIS 12759 Energy Classification for fans 8
What is happening AMCA International active in ASHRAE ANSI ISO 9
Purpose AMCA International supporting Legislative bodies Regulatorybodies in U.S.A. as well as in other countries 11
Purpose Establishing ways and goals to achieve significant energy savings in usage of fans 12
Purpose Making the application of fans fitting the energy consumption goals without making it difficult 13
Corner Stones Fan energy efficiency based on fan total pressure 15
Corner Stones Tool for regulative bodies 16
Corner Stones Support fan manufacturers’ effort to improve the energy efficiency of their products 17
Corner Stones As much as possible keep one series in one efficiency grade 18
Corner Stones Fan peak total efficiency of a fan series is dependent on fan size 19
Corner Stones Defining areas of responsibility for: Fan manufacturer Motor manufacturer HVAC system designer 20
Fan Total Pressure Why?
Total or Static? Fan creates pressures: dynamic (velocity) and static 22
Total or Static Both pressures are also specific energies a unit of flow exerted into the air by a fan 23
Total or Static? • Fan is a device to create airflow as its primary function • The motion of the air carries dynamic (velocity) energy 24
Total or Static? Fan total pressure is sum of dynamic (velocity) pressure and static pressure 25
Answer For fan selection are needed at least two from the three fan pressures: totalandvelocity staticandvelocity totalandstatic 26
Fan Selection • Matching the pressure drop across the system against fan static pressure does not give the correct flow, fan size and power 31
Fan Energy Efficiency • Fan is a device creating air flow and transferring energy from the motor into the air • Fan Total Pressure is the total energy exerted into air by fan 39
Fan Energy Efficiency Fan energy (total) efficiency Fantotalenergy Energy from motor 45
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The characteristic of the fan energy transformation quality is fanpeak total efficiency pTE 48
Fan total efficiency changes along the fan pressure curve significantly pTE 49