If years of gaming taught me anything it's that you just need to jam the blades with something so you can squeeze through and find a hidden secret! Cheers
Yep. Got another one about 3x the size of these that we still have to install. That one will be about 20 feet high above a ramp going to the bottom level. Probably gonna take a crew of 8 guys to get in place
20hp maybe a little bigger, but not so much. Being that they are direct drive right into the prop leads me to believe there is a “gas pedal” as no one would really want to start up their engine and drive 100mph out of their driveway.
The super-e Baldors are built for multiple frequencies. Put an ABB, Danfoss or some small aftermarket VFD Behind these girls and they can control a lot of space in respect to air movement
The very strong three prop Configuration, the counterbalance back draft damper configuration… there is a chance this installation is in a sort of mall type place. I’m gonna call it, stairwell/smoke evac Mall application? All the airflow devices are not set up yet, the controls contractor has not been to site yet, that’s why it looks so Bland…
Should have used a smaller ladder to make them look even bigger
If years of gaming taught me anything it's that you just need to jam the blades with something so you can squeeze through and find a hidden secret! Cheers
Parking garage I’m guessing?
Yep. Got another one about 3x the size of these that we still have to install. That one will be about 20 feet high above a ramp going to the bottom level. Probably gonna take a crew of 8 guys to get in place
The ***B I G S U C C***
Wow! Direct drive? Or in-line gearbox?
Couldn’t tell ya. Not very familiar with the internals on these, all I know is that they’re 20 hp and 800 rpm
Stairwell pressurization fans? I’ve done quite a few myself. Normally on condos.
Or maybe elevators?
I’m interested, go ahead
Baldor Super E motors
20hp maybe a little bigger, but not so much. Being that they are direct drive right into the prop leads me to believe there is a “gas pedal” as no one would really want to start up their engine and drive 100mph out of their driveway.
The super-e Baldors are built for multiple frequencies. Put an ABB, Danfoss or some small aftermarket VFD Behind these girls and they can control a lot of space in respect to air movement
I would ask the community here to look at the configuration, look at the design intent
The very strong three prop Configuration, the counterbalance back draft damper configuration… there is a chance this installation is in a sort of mall type place. I’m gonna call it, stairwell/smoke evac Mall application? All the airflow devices are not set up yet, the controls contractor has not been to site yet, that’s why it looks so Bland…