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  • PACKAGED FORCED DRAFT

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  • Forced DraftHIGH EFFICIENCY AIRFOIL FANS

    Design FeaturesInilially developed 30 years agofor packaged boiler syslems,Chicago's Packaged Forced Draftfan has earned a repulalion aslhe induslry slandard. The PFDis a compact, direcl connected,airfoil bladed fan offering excep-lional reliabilily. To afford lhehighesl efficiencies lhroughoullhe performance range, lhereare lhree wheel diamelersavailable for each fan size. Fanand wheel widlh can also bevaried lo oblain maximum per-formance. For syslems designversalilily, seven slandarddischarge posilions can bespecified in each rolalion.

    ConstructionThe PFD is ruggedly con-slrucled wilh heavy gaugesleel housings suilably bracedfor high pressure. The enlireairslream seclion is conlinu-ously welded as is lhe wheel.The wheel hubis bushed lofacililale easiermounling. AIIfans arefurnishedslandard wilhflanged outlelsready forinstallalion.

    Performance CharacteristicsNine fan sizes from 2000 lo4412 • Volumes from 3000 lo65,000 CFM • Pressures from4' lo 50' Slalic • Elficiencies lo82% • Non-overloading

    ApplicationsChicago's Packaged Forced Draftfans are specified by the world'smajor manufaclurers of boilerand burner syslems. On lhelypical downdralt boiler inslalla-lion lhe fan is mounled directlyon top of the burner windbox.

    Chicago's PFD fans are also usedexlensively in combuslion air,supply air and primary air ap-

    horsepower curve• Steep pressure curve •

    Excellenl lurn-downcapabilities

    plicalions. In addilion, lhey areulilized for liquid agilalion andproduct cooling and drying.

    For many applicalions, OriginalEquipmenl Manufacturers in-legrale Chicago PFD com-ponenls inlo lheir equipmenl.Fan componenls for every sizeare all available individually.

    Slze 2000Arrongement 4

    For applicalion and selectionassislance conlact your profes-sional Chicago Blower repre-senlalive. He has lhe expertiselo recommend lhe correcl fanfor your individual applicalion.Sales offices are localed inmajor cilies lhroughoul NorthAmerica and licenseeslhroughoul lhe world.

  • Components forCustomer Installation

    Complete Packaged FansReady To Run

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    S/ze 3612Arrangement 8

    Many OEMsyslems aresupplied withindividualPFD componenlsbuilt in lo lhe equip-men!. Wheels, inlet volume con-trols, inlet cones and housingsare slandard componenl partsavailable for cuslomer inslalla-lion. Only when you designgenuine PFD components intoyour packaged units can you beassured of Chicago qualily, per-formance and reliability.

    A widechoice of op-lions can beadded lo suitindividual in-stallation re-quirements.Flanged inlets,inlet vane controls,screens, assess doors,housing drains and boll-on inlelboxes are readily available.

    Chicago Blower applied lhepackaged fan concepl lo forceddraft fans and developed !hepre-engineered ready-lo-runPackaged Forced Draft fan. ThePFD ships as a compleleassembly requiring only bollingin place and molor wiring. [n-slallalion lime and labor isminimal whelher in lhe shop orin lhe field. No addilional brac-ing or sliffening is required.

    Every fan is run lesled andslalically and dynamicallybalanced for smoolh trouble-freeoperalion. As a pre-engineeredfan, Chicagds PFD isavailable monlhs aheadof cuslom buill fans.

  • SAFE SPEED DEAATIONFOA TEMPEAATUAE

    Tempendure -"F. S'''WhMI70 1.00

    100 1.00

    200 .94

    300 .90

    Altbough Anangement 4 applicatlon. are limlted to 150 0 F operatlon. Arrangement8 and component parte may be applied at temperaturea up to 300 0 F. Care mustbe taken to lnaure that the maxlmum heel apeed le not exceeded at temperature.The maxlmum RPMa on the table belo ahould be multlplled by the apeed deraUon

    factor to determine molmumsafe speed at condlUons.

    MAXIMUM RPM @ 70°F

    2000 3600

    221. 3600

    2412 3600

    2700H 3600

    L 2090

    3000 1880

    3300 1880

    3612 1800

    401. 1840

    4412 1840

    AlR ALmUDE "(En

    TEMP. ·F O' .' ,.' ,.' 2IlOO' 2lIOO' ..' 3500' ... _. _.O .87 .88 .90 .92 .93 .95 .97 .99 1.00 1.02 1.0440 .94 .96 .98 1.00 1.01 1.03 1.05 1.07 1.09 1.11 1.t3

    70 1.00 1.02 1.04 1.06 1.06 1.10 1.12 1.14 1.16 1.18 1.20

    80 1.02 1.04 1.06 1.08 1.10 1.12 1.14 1.16 1.18 1.20 1.22

    100 1.06 1.08 1.10 1.12 1.14 1.16 1.18 1.20 1.22 1.25 1.27

    120 1.09 1.11 1.13 1.16 1.18 1.20 1.22 1.24 1.27 1.29 1.31

    140 1.13 1.15 1.17 1.20 1.22 1.24 1.26 1.29 1.31 1.34 1.36

    180 1.17 1.19 1.21 1.24 1.26 1.28 1.31 1.33 1.35 1.38 1.41

    180 1.21 1.23 1.25 1.28 1.30 1.32 1.35 1.37 1.40 1.42 1.45

    200 1.25 1.27 1.29 1.32 1.34 1.36 1.39 1.42 1.44 1.47 1.50

    250 1.34 1.36 1.39 1.41 1.44 1.47 1.49 1.52 1.55 1.58 1.61

    300 1.43 1.46 1.49 1.51 1.54 1.57 1.60 1.63 1.66 1.69 1.72

    Selection GuideThe Chicago PFD is available innine sizes. Each size has 3 wheeldesigns, providing the wideslpossible range 01 pressure/volumecombinalions. The performancecurves are designed lo providelhe mosl efficienl performanceenvelope 01 each size lor eachwheel design and speed.

    NarE:Curves deplct performance at 70° and sealevel (.075# Ft:' - density). See the examplebelow for conditions other than .075.

    SELECTION EXAMPLE:Requlremen' 30,000 CFM 12.S" SP,140°f, 1500 ft. ele\l'atlon.1. From table. the cORectloo factor for

    140°f. and 1500 ft. elevatloR l. 1.20.2. Tbe equl"alent SP al 70°f. and sea

    level._ 12.5" x 1.20 = 1511'.3. Checklng the curva, we aelect a

    slze 3612 wlth • dnlgn 1904 wheel.4. ReaclJ.ng the honepower 00 the cones·

    pondlng curve., we flnd 99 BHP al 70°.Horsepower at caRdlttoR. l. derlved•• 10110_: 99 BHP + 1.2 = 83 BHP.

    Summary: Selectlon ... ala 3612 deslgn1904'odellver30000CFM,140oF.1S00·elevetlon. 12.5" SP, requlrlng 83 BMP.

    Sound LevelGuideBASre SOUND POWERLEVEL AND dBA...

    NarE:CORRECTION FOR INLET VOWMECONTROL..CONTACT FACTORY

    NarES:

    1. Ratings are based 00 sound tests in ac-cordance with AMCA sound code 300setup 1 in an AMCA approvedlaboratory.

    2. Values shown are for totallnternal soundpower level re 10.12 watt per AMCA

    Sul.30l and 303. If necessary to obtainsound pressure level at 5 feet from fan,subtract 15 DS from octave band figure

    and make a further correction for endreflection based on data in the ASHRAEHandbook of Fundamentals.

    3. DBA vaJue applies to 10 foot distancebased on theoretical free field

    environment.

    4. Ratings apply to normal range of seJec-tion for high efficiency.

    5. Octave band cenler frequency in

    cydes/sec., Hz, are per ANSI 51.6-1960and AMCA series 2.

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    - 1 2 3 • • 8 7 8 =-:.. 121 7" ... IllOO 2000 4llOO .... 10 Ft.1&02 103 105 104 105 101 .2 .. 87 ..2000 1903 105 111 107 107 102 .. " .. ..1904 109 111 107 107 101 OS " .. ..1902 105 105 107 lOO 104 OS " 90 ..221' 1903 111 11. 110 111 105 '7 .. 92 "1904 112 11. 110 110 104 .. .. " "1902 109 111 110 112 107 .. .. 93 922412 1903 "' m m "' lOO lOO '7 OS

    ..1904 11. m 113 113 107 101 '7 .. ..1902 112 "' m 115 110 101 '7 .. OS2700 1903 m 120 118 117 111 103 100 .. '71904 118 120 118 118 110 lOO lOO '7 '7

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    8 7 8APPROX.

    1 2 3 • • ....... ,.. 7" ... 1llOO 2000 4llOO .... 10 A •1902 00 .. 90 55 n 73 71 .. ..

    2000 1903 OS " 92 .. 7lI '" 73 70 871904 .. 92 92 57 50 n 73 71 ..1902 93 ., 93 .. 50 7lI 74 71 ..

    2214 1903 .. .. OS .. 51 7lI 7lI 73 701904 .. OS OS 50 53 50 7lI 74 711902 .. .. .. " 53 79 n 74 722412 1903 101 '7 .. 92 .. 81 79 7lI 731904 102 .. .. 93 .. 53 79 n 741902 .. '7 .. .. .. B2 50 n 75

    2700 1903 104 100 101 OS 87 84 B2 79 781904 105 101 101 .. .. .. B2 50 n1902 102 100 102 '7 .. 55 53 50 78

    3000 1903 107 103 104 .. 90 87 55 B2 791904 105 '04 '04 .. 92 .. 55 53 501902 105 103 105 100 92 .. .. 53 81

    3300 '903 110 105 107 101 93 50 .. 55 B21904 111 107 107 102 OS 92 .. .. 53'902 '05 '05 105 103 OS 81 .. .. 84

    3612 1903 113 109 110 104 .. 93 91 .. 551904 11. 110 110 105 .. OS " .. ..'902 111 109 111 105 .. .. 92 .. 87

    4014 1903 118 112 m 107 .. .. .. " ..1904 m 113 m 108 101 .. .. 92 ..1902 "' 112 11. 109 101 '7 OS 92 904412 1903 "' 11. 118 110 102 .. '7 .. .,1904 120 118 118 111 104 101 '7 OS 92

  • PerformanceSIZES

    2000 - 27003600 RPM

    Slze 2412Clockwlse RotatlonUp Blast Dlscharge

    Optlonal ln/et Screenand Houslng Drol"

    OutletArea

    2.12 sq. fi.

    2.63 sq. ft.

    3.19 sq. fi.

    3.88 sq. fi.

    324TS364US

    445TS500US

    444TS445US

    365TS444US

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  • Slze 2700Counterc/ockwlse RototlonTop Horizontal DIschorge

    Optlonol Access Doorand Flanged Outlet

    Max. OutletFrame Slzes Area

    2000184T

    2.12 sq. ft.215U

    2214215T

    2.63 sq.256U ft.

    2412254T

    3.19 sq. ft.284U

    2700284T

    3.88 sq. ft.324U

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    Down Blast Dlscharge

    Max. OutletFrame Slzes Area

    3000324T

    4.78 sq. ft.364U5

    3300364T

    5.79 sq. ft.405U5

    3612405T

    7.09 sq. ft.445U5

    4014447T

    8.60 sq. ft.M505

    449T10.52 sq. ft.505U2

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    PerformanceSIZES

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  • COMPLETE

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  • HOUSING

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