Explosion-proof Air Conditioning Terminal Series
Explosion-Proof Modular Air Handling Unit (AHU)
Explosion-Proof Modular Air Handling Unit (AHU)
1 The explosion-proof modular air handling unit can realize multiple air handling functions such as supply air, cooling, heating, humidification, dehumidification, air purification, and sound attenuation, meeting the requirements of different usage conditions and various installation methods.
2 Excellent Quality: Components such as fans, motors, heat exchangers, and control systems use well-known brand products, ensuring reliable performance and long service life.
3 Modular Design: Adopts modular design, making the combination of design and functional sections more flexible.
4 High-Efficiency Cooling Coil: The cooling coil is made of copper tubes and corrugated aluminum fins integrally stamped by dedicated molds, mechanically expanded. Seamless steel pipes are used as headers, equipped with air vent valves to expel air, ensuring high-efficiency heat exchange performance.
5 Sturdy and Durable Casing, Good Thermal Insulation, Excellent Sealing
1) The unit adopts a built-in steel str
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Product Features

1 The explosion-proof modular air handling unit can realize multiple air handling functions such as supply air, cooling, heating, humidification, dehumidification, air purification, and sound attenuation, meeting the requirements of different usage conditions and various installation methods.

2 Excellent Quality: Components such as fans, motors, heat exchangers, and control systems use well-known brand products, ensuring reliable performance and long service life.

3 Modular Design: Adopts modular design, making the combination of design and functional sections more flexible.

4 High-Efficiency Cooling Coil: The cooling coil is made of copper tubes and corrugated aluminum fins integrally stamped by dedicated molds, mechanically expanded. Seamless steel pipes are used as headers, equipped with air vent valves to expel air, ensuring high-efficiency heat exchange performance.

5 Sturdy and Durable Casing, Good Thermal Insulation, Excellent Sealing

1) The unit adopts a built-in steel structure frame, providing a solid structure with good mechanical strength.

2) Panels use double-layer steel plates with an internal reinforcing frame, filled with polyurethane insulation material for good thermal insulation; all panels are fastened from the inside to the frame with screws, ensuring no condensation on the unit's surface.

3) The unique insulated access door structure, integrally molded and combined with multi-lip rubber seals, greatly improves the unit's airtightness, ensuring no thermal bridges and no condensation.

4) Sealing strips are used between panels and the frame, ensuring the unit's airtightness and thermal insulation.

5) Panels are made of high-quality steel plates treated with processes like pickling, cleaning, phosphating, drying, electrostatic spraying, and baking, ensuring aesthetics and durability.

6 Low Noise and Low Vibration

1) Vibration Isolation Design: Vibration isolators (rubber or shear-type spring) are installed under the fan and motor supports based on different fan vibration frequencies, ensuring good vibration damping efficiency. Flexible connections are installed at the fan outlet.

2) Sound Attenuation Design: Utilizes micro-perforated panel broadband silencers, providing effective noise reduction.

7 Dry Drain Pan Design: The bottom of the drain pan has a certain slope towards the drain outlet, ensuring smooth drainage of condensate and keeping the pan dry after the external drain pipe is installed.

8 Convenient Installation, Commissioning, and Maintenance: Small units are shipped assembled; large units are manufactured in sections. Sections are connected by bolts, requiring no special tools.


Introduction to Main Functional Sections

1. Fan Section

1) All units use explosion-proof double-inlet centrifugal fans. Based on the required fan total pressure, three fan types are available: forward-curved, backward-curved, and airfoil. All fan impellers undergo static and dynamic balancing tests.

2) Multiple fan configurations are available for each model to meet different user requirements.

3) Uses explosion-proof motors from famous brand manufacturers, offering stable and reliable performance, high protection grade (IP rating), and good explosion-proof properties.

4) The fan and motor are mounted on the same base. Rubber or shear-type spring vibration isolators are selected between the base and the casing based on vibration frequency for effective damping. Flexible connections link the fan outlet to the casing.

5) The fan and motor are connected via V-belt drive.


2. Coil Section

1) Cooling and hot water heating coils are made of copper tubes and corrugated aluminum fins integrally stamped by dedicated molds, mechanically expanded. Steam heating coils are made of steel tubes with wound steel fins. Coil frames are made of galvanized steel sheet.

2) Seamless steel pipes are used as headers. Air vent valves are installed at the highest point of the header to ensure heat exchange performance. Drain ports are designed at the lowest point of the header to prevent coil freezing in winter. Headers have external thread connections. Coil working pressure is 1.0MPa, pneumatic test pressure is 1.2MPa.

3) Adopts dry drain pan design. The pan bottom has a sloped drain outlet to ensure smooth condensate drainage and keep the pan dry.

4) Coil inlet and outlet can use flange connections; customization available for special requirements.


3. Humidification Section

1) Humidification methods can be isothermal or isenthalpic.

● Isothermal Humidification: Dry steam humidification, electrode humidification, electric heating humidification, etc.

● Isenthalpic Humidification: Wetted media humidification, high-pressure spray humidification, spray chambers, etc.

● For applications with a steam source and high humidity requirements, dry steam or electrode humidification is recommended. For comfort air conditioning without a steam source and with less critical humidity control, wetted media or high-pressure spray humidification can be used.

2) When using isenthalpic humidification, note the following:

● A pre-heater may be needed before the humidifier to enhance humidification effect.
Humidification is accompanied by a temperature drop.

● Saturation efficiency limit: Humidification capacity cannot be increased by increasing water supply once the saturation efficiency point of the humidifier is reached.

● High water consumption, low effective humidification efficiency. Effective humidification rate is about 30-35% (except for recirculating water wetted media humidifiers).

● For wetted media humidifiers, if the face velocity exceeds 2.8 m/s, a droplet eliminator should be installed to prevent water carryover.


4. Filtration Section

1) Standard Configuration

● Aluminum Mesh Filter: Consists of double-layer aluminum mesh with a nylon mesh layer. Suitable for general air conditioning spaces with low filtration requirements.

● Primary Filter: Available in panel and bag types. Uses synthetic fiber media. Filtration efficiency G3-G4. Cleanable.

● Medium Filter: Available in panel and bag types. Uses synthetic or glass fiber media. Filtration efficiency F5-F8.

● Standard nominal dimensions for panel and bag type primary/medium filters are 610×610mm, 610×508mm, 610×305mm. These are international standard sizes, ensuring good interchangeability.

2) Optional Configurations

● High-Medium/Sub-HEPA filters: Filters with efficiency F9-H13 can be selected based on user requirements.

● Chemical filters: Use activated carbon adsorption media to effectively remove harmful gases and odors from the air.

3) Filter Selection Notes

● Filters below F5 efficiency can be used directly as pre-filters without a front-end protective filter.

● Filters with efficiency F5 or higher should have a protective pre-filter upstream, with a 2-4 grade difference between stages.

● Medium and high-efficiency filters should preferably be located in the positive pressure section of the unit.

Cross-Section Air Volume Table

Model

Coil Face Area (m²)

Face Velocity (m/s)

2

2.25

2.5

2.75

3

3.25

3.5

BZK-05

0.67

4795

5394

5994

6593

7193

7792

8391

BZK-08

0.91

6562

7382

8203

9023

9843

10663

11484

BZK-10

1.19

8559

9629

10699

11769

12839

13908

14978

BZK-20

2.21

15933

17925

19916

21908

23900

25891

27883

BZK-30

2.75

19795

22269

24744

27218

29693

32167

34641

BZK-40

3.65

26302

29590

32878

36165

39453

42741

46029

BZK-50

4.66

33522

37712

41903

46093

50283

54473

58664

BZK-60

5.35

38515

43329

48144

52958

57773

62587

67401

BZK-70

6.5

46810

52661

58513

64364

70215

76066

81918


Cooling Performance Table

1. Standard Rating Conditions

Model

BZK-05

BZK-08

BZK-10

BZK-20

BZK-30

BZK-40

BZK-50

BZK-60

BZK-70

Airflow (m³/h)

5000

8000

10000

20000

30000

40000

50000

60000

70000

4-Row Coil

Total Capacity (kW)

35

48

62

116

162

216

275

316

384

Sensible Capacity (kW)

25

35

45

84

121

161

205

235

286

Water Flow (m³/h)

6

8.3

10.7

20

27.9

37.2

47.3

54.4

66

Water Pressure Drop (kPa)

12

14

24

12

15

21

35

36

13

6-Row Coil

Total Capacity (kW)

44

60

78

146

208

279

351

404

491

Sensible Capacity (kW)

29

40

53

98

142

189

240

279

336

Water Flow (m³/h)

7.6

10.3

13.4

25.1

35.8

47.5

60.4

69.5

84.5

Water Pressure Drop (kPa)

20

22

38

19

26

15

25

26

39

8-Row Coil

Total Capacity (kW)

52

71

92

171

251

333

424

488

593

Sensible Capacity (kW)

33

46

60

111

162

215

274

315

383

Water Flow (m³/h)

8.9

12.2

15.8

29.4

43.2

57.3

72.9

83.9

102

Water Pressure Drop (kPa)

28

32

13

27

38

12

20

21

32

Notes:

1. Entering air: DB 27°C, WB 19.5°C; Entering water: 7°C, Leaving water: 12°C;

2. The table shows coil cooling capacity. Unit cooling capacity is the total capacity minus motor heat gain.


Outdoor Air Conditions

Model

BZK-05

BZK-08

BZK-10

BZK-20

BZK-30

BZK-40

Airflow (m³/h)

5000

8000

10000

20000

30000

40000

4-Row Coil

Total Capacity (kW)

63

87

113

210

314

417

Sensible Capacity (kW)

28

38

50

93

138

183

Water Flow (m³/h)

10.8

15

19.4

36.1

54

71.7

Water Pressure Drop (kPa)

10

12

19

41

14

19

6-Row Coil

Total Capacity (kW)

85

116

151

282

420

558

Sensible Capacity (kW)

36

49

63

118

176

234

Water Flow (m³/h)

14.6

20

26

48.5

72.2

96

Water Pressure Drop (kPa)

19

21

36

32

48

66

8-Row Coil

Total Capacity (kW)

99

136

177

330

492

654

Sensible Capacity (kW)

41

56

73

137

204

271

Water Flow (m³/h)

17

23.4

30.4

56.8

84.6

112.5

Water Pressure Drop (kPa)

26

29

50

25

36

50

Notes:

1. Entering air: DB 35°C, WB 28°C; Entering water: 7°C, Leaving water: 12°C;

2. The table shows coil cooling capacity. Unit cooling capacity is the total capacity minus motor heat gain.


Cooling Performance Table (Combined Cooling/Heating Coil - Standard Rating Conditions)

1. Standard Rating Conditions

Model

BZK-05

BZK-08

BZK-10

BZK-20

BZK-30

BZK-40

BZK-50

BZK-60

BZK-70

Airflow (m³/h)

5000

8000

10000

20000

30000

40000

50000

60000

70000

Entering Water Temp 45°C

4-Row Coil Total Cap. (kW)

30

41

54

101

150

199

254

272

331

4-Row Coil Water Flow (m³/h)

5.2

7.1

9.3

17.4

25.8

34.2

43.7

46.8

56.9

4-Row Coil Press. Drop (kPa)

9

10

18

6

13

18

30

27

10

6-Row Coil Total Cap. (kW)

40

55

72

134

190

252

322

370

449

6-Row Coil Water Flow (m³/h)

6.9

9.5

12.4

23

32.7

43.3

55.4

63.6

77.2

6-Row Coil Press. Drop (kPa)

16

19

33

16

21

13

21

22

33

Entering Water Temp 60°C

4-Row Coil Total Cap. (kW)

48

66

86

154

230

305

372

428

520

4-Row Coil Water Flow (m³/h)

4.1

5.7

7.4

13.2

19.8

26.2

32

36.8

44.7

4-Row Coil Press. Drop (kPa)

6

6

11

5

8

10

16

16

6

6-Row Coil Total Cap. (kW)

65

88

115

215

300

398

508

583

709

6-Row Coil Water Flow (m³/h)

5.6

7.6

9.9

18.5

25.8

34.2

43.7

50.1

61

6-Row Coil Press. Drop (kPa)

11

12

21

10

13

8

13

13

20

Note: Entering air DB 15°C.


2. Outdoor Air Conditions

Model

BZK-05

BZK-08

BZK-10

BZK-20

BZK-30

BZK-40

Airflow (m³/h)

5000

8000

10000

20000

30000

40000

Entering Water Temp 45°C

4-Row Heating Total Cap. (kW)

52

72

94

174

260

345

4-Row Heating Water Flow (m³/h)

8.9

12.4

16.2

29.9

44.7

59.3

4-Row Heating Press. Drop (kPa)

7

8

13

12

18

24

6-Row Heating Total Cap. (kW)

61

83

108

201

300

398

6-Row Heating Water Flow (m³/h)

10.5

14.3

18.6

34.6

51.6

68.5

6-Row Heating Press. Drop (kPa)

10

10

18

9

13

18

Entering Water Temp 60°C

4-Row Heating Total Cap. (kW)

75

102

133

248

370

491

4-Row Heating Water Flow (m³/h)

6.5

8.8

11.4

21.3

31.8

42.2

4-Row Heating Press. Drop (kPa)

3

4

6

6

9

12

6-Row Heating Total Cap. (kW)

91

124

162

302

450

598

6-Row Heating Water Flow (m³/h)

7.8

10.7

13.9

26

38.7

51.4

6-Row Heating Press. Drop (kPa)

5

6

10

5

7

10

Note: Entering air DB 15°C.


Cooling Performance Table (Hot Water Coil and Steam Coil)

1. Standard Rating Conditions

Model

BZK-05

BZK-08

BZK-10

BZK-20

BZK-30

BZK-40

BZK-50

BZK-60

BZK-70

Airflow (m³/h)

5000

8000

10000

20000

30000

40000

50000

60000

70000

Entering Water Temp 45°C

2-Row Heating Total Cap. (kW)

61

83

108

201

300

398

491

564

686

2-Row Heating Water Flow (m³/h)

2.6

3.6

4.6

8.6

12.9

17.1

21.1

24.3

29.5

2-Row Heating Press. Drop (kPa)

2

3

4

9

13

18

6

7

10

4-Row Heating Total Cap. (kW)

81

110

144

268

400

518

660

759

922

4-Row Heating Water Flow (m³/h)

3.5

4.7

6.2

11.5

17.2

22.3

28.4

32.6

39.6

4-Row Heating Press. Drop (kPa)

4

4

8

16

24

7

12

13

19

Steam Coil (Steam Pressure 0.2MPa)

1-Row Total Capacity (kW)

40

55

72

134

200

266

339

389

473

1-Row Steam Flow (kg/h)

66

90

118

220

328

436

556

638

776

2-Row Total Capacity (kW)

81

110

144

268

400

531

677

778

946

2-Row Steam Flow (kg/h)

133

180

236

440

656

871

1110

1276

1551

Note: Entering air DB 15°C.


2. Outdoor Air Conditions

Model

BZK-05

BZK-08

BZK-10

BZK-20

BZK-30

BZK-40

Airflow (m³/h)

5000

8000

10000

20000

30000

40000

Entering Water Temp 45°C

2-Row Heating Total Cap. (kW)

54

75

97

181

270

359

2-Row Heating Water Flow (m³/h)

2.3

3.2

4.2

7.8

11.6

15.4

2-Row Heating Press. Drop (kPa)

2

2

3

7

11

14

4-Row Heating Total Cap. (kW)

91

124

162

302

450

598

4-Row Heating Water Flow (m³/h)

3.9

5.3

7

13

19.4

25.7

4-Row Heating Press. Drop (kPa)

5

6

10

21

7

10

Steam Coil (Steam Pressure 0.2MPa)

1-Row Total Capacity (kW)

46

64

83

154

230

305

1-Row Steam Flow (kg/h)

75

105

136

253

377

500

2-Row Total Capacity (kW)

83

113

148

275

410

545

2-Row Steam Flow (kg/h)

136

185

243

451

672

894

Note: Entering air DB 7°C.


Electrical and Automation Control System Introduction

1. Standard Type:

The standard air handling unit does not include an electrical control system. Only terminal leads are provided via a junction box.

2. Programmable Control System

This system uses a PLC controller or a Direct Digital Controller (DDC), suitable for constant temperature and humidity control of the air handling unit. It sequentially acquires operating parameters and statuses of relevant functional sections, implements ON/OFF or continuous control of actuators based on specific control logic and algorithms. This achieves correct operation sequences, timed start/stop, runtime accumulation, load balancing, energy saving while meeting control accuracy requirements, and equipment safety protection. It allows setting and displaying various operating indicators, statuses, and fault alarms.

3. Centralized Monitoring and Remote Monitoring System

Air handling units equipped with complete control devices can form a two-level distributed monitoring system with a central management computer (typically a PC) via standard RS485, RS422, or RS232 interfaces. This system can display the operating status of multiple units within 1000 meters graphically to the operator. It allows controlling start/stop, parameter setting, and recording/printing operating status and fault information for any unit. Multiple central management computers can form a remote monitoring system with an off-site monitoring center via telephone lines. Hardware utilizes standard communication interfaces; software implements standard communication protocols and allows co-development of network control systems with third parties. The centralized monitoring system can be an integral part of the building automation system.


Unit Installation Precautions

1. The installation foundation must be level. Drains and floor drains should be provided around the foundation. The foundation height should be approximately 200mm to facilitate the installation of a U-shaped water seal. The water seal height = 1.5 × Unit Static Pressure (Pa) / 10 (mm) to ensure smooth condensate drainage.

2. Place a layer of rubber pad between the unit base and the foundation to improve vibration damping and noise reduction.

3. When assembling modular units, add sealing strips between sections.

4. When piping the coils, connect according to the labels on the unit. Piping must have independent supports; do not allow the piping weight to be borne by the unit. It is advisable to install a water strainer on the inlet pipe to prevent debris from blocking the heat exchanger. Water treatment (softening) is recommended to reduce scaling.

5. Piping for the steam heating section should comply with relevant heating specifications.

6. Use flexible connections between unit outlets/inlets and ductwork. Ductwork must have independent supports; never allow duct weight to be borne by the unit.

7. Verify the unit power supply is 380V-3PH-50Hz. Check that the fan rotation direction is correct.

8. The working pressure for cooling coils and hot water heaters should not exceed 1.0MPa. The supply pressure for steam heaters should not exceed 0.4MPa for saturated steam.

9. Before normal operation, remove all debris, check all equipment, and ensure water, electrical, and air circuits are clear.

10. When starting the unit, check the balance of the three-phase motor current and check that the fan bearing temperature rise is within the normal range.


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