Training Pilot Plant For Balance Of Ventilation Networks

The Training Pilot Plant For Balance Of Ventilation Networks allows realistic field evaluation of parameters such as the static pressure and air speeds at different points in the system. 
Training Pilot Plant for Balance of Ventilation Networks, for the advanced study of the operation of a modern ventilation, thermo-ventilation and air conditioning installation.
This will allow students to diagnose problems with the airflow and pressure losses in a ventilation or air conditioning network.
The Training Pilot Plant For Balance Of Ventilation Networks has been designed to allow the students to evaluate the correct ventilation network balance and how unbalanced systems can cause incorrect heating or ventilation in any of the outlet points of the system.

Experiments:
Study of the components of a ventilation system including:
Connection of the different system components and verification of the system operation
Field measurements of the static, dynamic and total pressures
Calibration dampers
Supply grilles
Fan
Ducts
Exhaust grilles.

Field measurements of the air speed at different points in the system
Calibration of dampers to ensure consistent pre-set values of room air flow are achieved
Localised and distributed pressure losses
Loss coefficients.

System components include:
Centrifugal fan
Different sections of rectangular ducting
Special duct piecesconvergent and curve
Manual damper
Diffusers and entry grille with calibration damper
Anti-vibration joint
Exhaust grilles.

Portable hand-held instrument including Pitot tube and vane anemometer probe to measure static, dynamic and total pressure and air speed
Electrical distribution board including:
Electrical mains analyser
Fan speed control
Thermomagnetic ELCB
Power-on warning LED.