Twin City Fan - BSI-DSI Square Inline Centrifugal Usage Guide

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BSI/DSI Square Inline Centrifugal Usage Guide Refer to the Twin City Fan Revit Family Usage Guide for details on how to load a family into a project. Once loaded the default discharge option is ‘1’ which corresponds to rear discharge. The user can change the discharge option to any one of 7 available configurations by changing the numeric value in the discharge option field. Table 1 describes each configuration. Note that Revit recognizes all duct connections on the fan regardless of the discharge option selected. For example, a rear discharge will have Left and Right duct connections in the model despite the fact that they have no mounting collars and are not valid mounting options. It is important to ensure the correct discharge option is selected and that the duct work, transitions, etc. are in the correct mounting locations. Also, CFM values must be entered for all three discharges. Non-applicable discharges are set to ‘0 CFM’. Although there are only 7 discharge options available, Revit will allow the user to enter numeric values larger than 7 in this field. Any value greater than 7 will result in an invalid discharge. How It Works Twin City Fan’s square inline centrifugal models BSI and DSI have a unique discharge option parameter within Revit. This field allows the user to select the appropriate discharge for the application. 5959 TRENTON LANE NORTH • MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55442-3237 PHONE: 763-551-7600 • FAX: 763-551-7601 WWW.TCF.COM User must en- ter CFM values for all applica- ble discharges. Discharge Option is set to a numer- ic value from 1 to 7. See Figure 1 below. } Figure 1 *Note: All discharge options are as viewed from the fan inlet. Discharge Option* 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Description Rear Discharge Left Discharge Right Discharge Left and Right Discharge Left and Rear Discharge Right and Rear Discharge Left, Right and Rear Discharge Image INLET REAR INLET LEFT INLET RIGHT LEFT RIGHT INLET INLET LEFT REAR INLET REAR RIGHT RIGHT INLET REAR LEFT Table 1* For assistance with Twin City Fan Revit models, please send an email to [email protected].

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Twin City Fan’s square inline centrifugal models BSI and DSI have a unique discharge option parameterwithin Revit. This field allows the user to select the appropriate discharge for the application.

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BSI/DSI Square Inline Centrifugal Usage Guide

Refer to the Twin City Fan Revit Family Usage Guide for details on how to load a family into a project. Once loaded the default discharge option is ‘1’ which corresponds to rear discharge. The user can change the discharge option to any one of 7 available configurations by changing the numeric value in the discharge option field. Table 1 describes each configuration. Note that Revit recognizes all duct connections on the fan regardless of the discharge option selected. For example, a rear discharge will have Left and Right duct connections in the model despite the fact that they have no mounting collars and are not valid mounting options. It is important to ensure the correct discharge option is selected and that the duct work, transitions, etc. are in the correct mounting locations. Also, CFM values must be entered for all three discharges. Non-applicable discharges are set to ‘0 CFM’.

Although there are only 7 discharge options available, Revit will allow the user to enter numeric values larger than 7 in this field. Any value greater than 7 will result in an invalid discharge.

How It Works

Twin City Fan’s square inline centrifugal models BSI and DSI have a unique discharge option parameter within Revit. This field allows the user to select the appropriate discharge for the application.

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User must en-ter CFM values for all applica-ble discharges.

Discharge Option is set to a numer-ic value from 1 to 7. See Figure 1 below.

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Figure 1

*Note: All discharge options are as viewed from the fan inlet.

Discharge Option*

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Description Rear Discharge Left Discharge Right DischargeLeft and Right

DischargeLeft and Rear Discharge

Right and Rear Discharge

Left, Right and Rear Discharge

ImageINLET

REAR

INLET LEFT

INLET

RIGHT

LEFT

RIGHT

INLET

INLET LEFT

REAR

INLET

REAR RIGHT

RIGHT

INLET

REAR

LEFT

Table 1*

For assistance with Twin City Fan Revit models, please send an email to [email protected].