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the future of space conditioning

Eco - Healthcare™

an FTF Group Companywww.frenger.co.uk

active chilled beam

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Contents

Product Description 3

Hygiene 4

Cooling Performance 5

Heating Performance 6

Cooling Selection Tables 7

Heating Selection Tables 9

Air Cooling Effect 11

Scatter Diagram 11

Product Dimensions 12

Mounting Details 12

Perforation Patterns 13

Product Ordering Codes 13

Calculation Program 14

Project Specific Testing Facility 15

Photometric Testing Facility 16

Acoustic Testing Facility 17

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Product DescriptionEco - Healthcare is one of Frenger’s latest range of high performance Chilled Beams. Energy efficiency has been a key driver for such advancements in Frenger’s Chilled Beam Technology.

Eco - Healthcare is 227mm deep as standard and can be increased to 267mm deep for higher air volumes. Eco - Healthcare can achieve 1016 watts per meter total cooling (based on 10∆tk and 25 ltrs / sec / m for a beam supplied at 16°C with a 100Pa).

The Eco - Healthcare beam contains a number of Frenger’s Patent pending performance enhancing features and as can be expected from the Frenger brand, the Eco - Healthcare beam is also designed to be easily tailored to suit the unique parameters of individual project sites, for the optimum product / system efficiencies. This is partly achieved by Frenger’s “burst nozzle” arrangement that not only encourages induction, but also reduces noise. Given the size and amount of burst nozzles being appropriately quantified for each project, this provides consistent jet velocities, equal distribution of the air discharge and continuous induction through the entire length of the heat exchanger (battery). There are no dead spots due to plugging back nozzles from a standard pitch or having to adjust the pressure in the system to suit the amount of open standard nozzle sizes as associated with many competitors’ active beams as dead spots and / or reduced jet velocities decrease their cooling capacities / efficiences.

Frenger’s heat exchanger batteries are also fitted with extruded aluminium profiles to not only enhance performance but also provide a continuous clip on facility for the underplates. This arrangement keeps the underplates true and flat for long lengths, even up to 3.6m.

Eco - Healthcare is designed with hospital / healthcare environments in mind. The fin coil battery element can easily be lowered to allow cleaning of all four sides. Eco - Healthcare units are finished in RAL 9010 (20% Gloss) White as standard.

Eco - Healthcare is available in any length from 1.2m up to 3.6m in 0.1m increments and is constructed from zinc coated mild steel for its outer casing rather than extruded aluminium which is utilised for Frenger’s other products. This is the area where the value engineering has occured. The cooling and heating internal components are the same high quality construction for Eco - Healthcare™ as utilised for Compact™ and Ultima™ and as such similar cooling / heating performance.

The air chamber for Eco - Healthcare is the largest in Frenger’s product range and can accomodate up to 90 ltrs / sec with its 160mm diameter single air inlet connection point.

Eco - Healthcare beams all have a “closed back”, thus meaning that all induced air (recirculated room air) is induced through the underplate within the room space to avoid and need for perimeter flash gaps and / or openings in the ceiling system. This also provides for a better quality for recirculated air as the recirculated air does not mix with any air from the ceiling void. The indcution ratio of Eco - Healthcare is typically 5 times that of the supply air (fresh air) rate.

In addition to Eco - Healthcare’s high cooling performance capability of in excess of 1000 watts pre meter, Eco - Healthcare can operate well and induce at low air volumes, as little as 3 l / s / m and even with a low static pressure of just 40Pa. Likewise Eco - Healthcare can handle air volumes up to 30 l / s / m and up to 120Pa. Please note however that there high air volumes should be avoided wherever possible and are the absolute maximum and hsould not ever be exceeded. As a “rule of thumb” 25 ltrs/sec/m from a 2 way discharge beam is the maximum for occupancy comfort compliance to BS EN 7730.

Eco - Healthcare can have integrated heating with seperate connections (2 pipe connection for cooling and 2 pipes for heating).

The maximum total supply air for the product is limited to 90 ltrs/sec, which equates to 25 ltrs/sec/m for a 3.6m long beam.

Drop down heat exchange battery for easy cleaning to all four sides of the heat exchanger.

High output “1016 W / m”. Can accommodate up to 90 ltrs / sec. Optimise discharge nozzle size and pitch factory set to

best suit project requirements. Coanda effect is initiated within the beam. Discharge veins are concealed within the beam for

improved aesthetics. Fan shape distribution for increased occupancy

comfort. Unique fast fixing of removable underplates that

prevents any sagging eben on long beam lengths of 3.6m.

Various different perforation patterns available for removable underplates.

Multiple manifold variants to enable reduced chilled (and LTHW, if applicable) water mass flow rates to be facilitated for increased energy efficiencies.

Operates well at “Low Pressure” and “Low Air Volume” for increased energy efficiencies.

Provides indoor climate in accoradance with BS EN ISO 7730.

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HygieneIt is important to clean the product to ensure that it looks its best, that it operates at an optimum level, that it will last as long as possible and that it does not present an infection control risk. During development of the Frenger Eco - Healthcare chilled beam the ease of cleaning was of the highest priority.

The underplate to Eco - Healthcare is simple to lower or totally remove. The underplate hooks onto a patent pending extruded aluminium section which is part of the fin coil battery. When “joggled” off the extrusion the underplate can hang on the factory fitted safety cords.

When the underplate is either hanging down on the safety cords or totally removed, the fin coil battery is accessible from below. The fin coil battery can be easily lowered by the removal of four retaining screws (pozi headed screwdriver) to enable 60mm clearance behind the fin coil battery and ample clearance to both sides where air passes.

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Cooling PerformanceEco - Healthcare Waterside Cooling Effect at 9.0 dTK

(Primary Air = 80Pa, Chilled Water = 14 / 17°C, Room Condition = 24.5°C)

Primary Air Volume (l/s)

Cooling figures are based on a cooling & heating beam, additional cooling is possible with a cooling product only - contact Frenger for more information.

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Chilled Water Mass Flowrate (kg/s)

Pressure Drop

Eco - Healthcare Chilled Water Pressure Drop

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Heating PerformanceEco - Healthcare Waterside Heating Effect at 24.0 dTK

(Primary Air = 80Pa, Heating Water = 50/40°C, Room Condition = 21°C)

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Primary Air Volume (l/s)

Pressure DropEco - Healthcare Heating Water Pressure Drop

Chilled Water Mass Flowrate (kg/s)

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Cooling Selection Tables

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Cooling at 40Pa Nozzle Pressure

Cooling at 60Pa Nozzle Pressure

Flow-adjusted waterside cooling effect table. Cooling circuit ∆t = 3°C (Water in-out), nozzle pressure of 40 Pa, 1 x Ø125 air connection.For green values, a Ø22 mannifold connection size is required.

Please refer to Frenger Technical Department for selections not covered within these tables.

Flow-adjusted waterside cooling effect table. Cooling circuit ∆t = 3°C (Water in-out), nozzle pressure of 60 Pa, 1 x Ø125 air connection.For green values, a Ø22 mannifold connection size is required.

Please refer to Frenger Technical Department for selections not covered within these tables.

Nozzle Pressure 60 Pa

Water

∆tK - 7°C ∆tK - 8°C ∆tK - 9°C ∆tK - 10°CQ (l/s)

Eco - H

L (m) P (w) p(kg/s) Mannifold p(kPa) P (w) p(kg/s) Mannifold p(kPa) P (w) p(kg/s) Mannifold p(kPa) P (w) p(kg/s) Mannifold p(kPa)

10

1.2 299 0.024 C2 2.2 312 0.019 C2 1.5 415 0.033 C2 3.9 472 0.038 C2 4.9

1.8 402 0.032 C2 5.5 435 0.026 C2 3.9 538 0.043 C2 9.2 606 0.048 C2 11.4

2.4 470 0.037 C2 9.6 518 0.031 C2 7.0 623 0.050 C2 15.9 700 0.056 C2 19.5

3.0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

3.6 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

20

1.2 403 0.032 C2 3.6 419 0.025 C2 2.4 558 0.044 C2 6.3 634 0.050 C2 7.9

1.8 612 0.049 C2 11.0 667 0.040 C2 7.9 832 0.066 C2 18.6 846 0.067 C3 6.9

2.4 679 0.054 C3 6.2 815 0.049 C2 15.0 912 0.073 C3 10.5 1032 0.082 C3 13.0

3.0 779 0.062 C3 9.9 856 0.051 C3 7.2 1040 0.083 C3 16.5 1111 0.088 C4 8.1

3.6 859 0.068 C3 14.2 952 0.057 C3 10.3 1088 0.087 C4 9.4 1225 0.097 C4 11.6

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1.2 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

1.8 698 0.056 C2 13.9 769 0.046 C2 10.0 859 0.068 C3 6.9 974 0.078 C3 8.7

2.4 842 0.067 C3 8.9 910 0.054 C3 6.2 1134 0.090 C3 15.0 1288 0.102 C3 18.6

3.0 999 0.080 C3 15.0 1094 0.065 C3 10.8 1257 0.100 C4 9.8 1424 0.113 C4 12.2

3.6 1054 0.084 C4 8.7 1232 0.074 C3 16.0 1417 0.113 C4 14.5 1617 0.129 C4 18.0

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1.2 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

1.8 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

2.4 922 0.073 C3 10.3 1002 0.060 C3 7.3 1223 0.097 C3 17.4 1373 0.109 C3 21.5

3.0 1141 0.091 C3 18.7 1253 0.075 C3 13.5 1439 0.114 C4 12.3 1626 0.129 C4 15.3

3.6 1243 0.099 C4 11.4 1357 0.081 C4 8.1 1696 0.135 C4 19.1 1800 0.143 C5 11.9

Nozzle Pressure 40 Pa

Water

∆tK - 7°C ∆tK - 8°C ∆tK - 9°C ∆tK - 10°CQ (l/s)

Eco - H

L (m) P (w) p(kg/s) Mannifold p(kPa) P (w) p(kg/s) Mannifold p(kPa) P (w) p(kg/s) Mannifold p(kPa) P (w) p(kg/s) Mannifold p(kPa)

10

1.2 277 0.022 C2 2.0 290 0.017 C2 1.4 383 0.030 C2 3.4 435 0.035 C2 4.3

1.8 381 0.030 C2 5.0 414 0.025 C2 3.6 510 0.041 C2 8.4 576 0.046 C2 10.4

2.4 439 0.035 C2 8.5 483 0.029 C2 6.2 585 0.047 C2 14.2 661 0.053 C2 17.5

3.0 476 0.038 C2 12.3 526 0.031 C2 9.0 588 0.047 C3 6.3 664 0.053 C3 7.8

3.6 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

20

1.2 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

1.8 539 0.043 C2 9.0 587 0.035 C2 6.4 728 0.058 C2 15.1 834 0.066 C2 18.8

2.4 698 0.056 C2 18.2 754 0.045 C2 13.2 843 0.067 C3 9.2 954 0.076 C3 11.4

3.0 736 0.059 C3 9.0 809 0.048 C3 6.5 989 0.079 C3 15.0 1130 0.090 C3 18.7

3.6 817 0.065 C3 13.0 902 0.054 C3 9.4 1033 0.082 C4 8.6 1165 0.093 C4 10.6

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1.2 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

1.8 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

2.4 732 0.058 C3 7.0 882 0.053 C2 17.1 986 0.079 C3 11.9 1116 0.089 C3 14.8

3.0 900 0.072 C3 12.6 986 0.059 C3 9.1 1133 0.090 C4 8.3 1282 0.102 C4 10.3

3.6 1058 0.084 C3 19.4 1140 0.068 C3 14.0 1314 0.105 C4 12.8 1504 0.120 C4 15.9

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1.2 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

1.8 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

2.4 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

3.0 986 0.079 C3 14.7 1082 0.065 C3 10.5 1244 0.099 C4 9.6 1405 0.112 C4 12.0

3.6 1100 0.088 C4 9.3 1290 0.077 C3 17.2 1491 0.119 C4 15.6 1714 0.136 C4 19.5

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Cooling at 80Pa Nozzle Pressure

Cooling at 100Pa Nozzle Pressure

Flow-adjusted waterside cooling effect table. Cooling circuit ∆t = 3°C (Water in-out), nozzle pressure of 80 Pa, 1 x Ø125 air connection.For green values, a Ø22 mannifold connection size is required.

Please refer to Frenger Technical Department for selections not covered within these tables.

Flow-adjusted waterside cooling effect table. Cooling circuit ∆t = 3°C (Water in-out), nozzle pressure of100 Pa, 1 x Ø125 air connection.For green values, a Ø22 mannifold connection size is required.

Please refer to Frenger Technical Department for selections not covered within these tables.

Nozzle Pressure 80 Pa

Water

∆tK - 7°C ∆tK - 8°C ∆tK - 9°C ∆tK - 10°CQ (l/s)

Eco - H

L (m) P (w) p(kg/s) Mannifold p(kPa) P (w) p(kg/s) Mannifold p(kPa) P (w) p(kg/s) Mannifold p(kPa) P (w) p(kg/s) Mannifold p(kPa)

10

1.2 326 0.026 C2 2.6 340 0.020 C2 1.8 454 0.036 C2 4.5 517 0.041 C2 5.7

1.8 456 0.036 C2 6.8 496 0.030 C2 4.8 604 0.048 C2 11.3 676 0.054 C2 13.9

2.4 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

3.0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

3.6 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

20

1.2 425 0.034 C2 3.9 443 0.026 C2 2.7 586 0.047 C2 6.8 666 0.053 C2 8.6

1.8 662 0.053 C2 12.6 722 0.043 C2 8.9 806 0.064 C3 6.2 917 0.073 C3 7.8

2.4 745 0.059 C3 7.2 888 0.053 C2 17.5 995 0.079 C3 12.2 1119 0.089 C3 15.1

3.0 863 0.069 C3 11.9 956 0.057 C3 8.6 1133 0.090 C3 19.5 1232 0.098 C4 9.7

3.6 958 0.076 C3 17.3 1076 0.064 C3 12.8 1223 0.097 C4 11.6 1367 0.109 C4 14.2

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1.2 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

1.8 740 0.059 C2 15.2 808 0.048 C2 10.8 903 0.072 C3 7.5 1024 0.082 C3 9.4

2.4 903 0.072 C3 9.9 976 0.058 C3 7.0 1217 0.097 C3 16.8 1286 0.102 C4 8.1

3.0 1078 0.086 C3 17.1 1189 0.071 C3 12.4 1362 0.108 C4 11.3 1537 0.122 C4 14.0

3.6 1154 0.092 C4 10.1 1341 0.080 C3 18.6 16.8 0.122 C4 16.8 163 0.132 C5 10.6

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1.2 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

1.8 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

2.4 970 0.077 C3 11.2 1054 0.063 C3 7.9 1314 0.105 C3 19.0 1383 0.110 C4 9.2

3.0 1139 0.091 C4 8.0 1337 0.080 C3 15.0 1536 0.122 C4 13.7 1743 0.139 C4 17.0

3.6 1345 0.107 C4 13.0 1471 0.088 C4 9.2 1720 0.137 C5 10.9 1945 0.155 C5 13.6

Nozzle Pressure 100 Pa

Water

∆tK - 7°C ∆tK - 8°C ∆tK - 9°C ∆tK - 10°CQ (l/s)

Eco - H

L (m) P (w) p(kg/s) Mannifold p(kPa) P (w) p(kg/s) Mannifold p(kPa) P (w) p(kg/s) Mannifold p(kPa) P (w) p(kg/s) Mannifold p(kPa)

10

1.2 347 0.028 C2 2.8 362 0.022 C2 1.9 482 0.038 C2 5.0 548 0.044 C2 6.2

1.8 483 0.039 C2 7.5 526 0.031 C2 5.3 640 0.051 C2 12.5 716 0.057 C2 15.3

2.4 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

3.0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

3.6 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

20

1.2 465 0.037 C2 4.5 485 0.029 C2 3.1 641 0.051 C2 7.9 728 0.058 C2 9.9

1.8 701 0.056 C2 13.9 768 0.046 C2 9.9 857 0.068 C3 6.9 973 0.077 C3 8.6

2.4 789 0.063 C3 8.0 938 0.056 C2 19.2 1051 0.084 C3 13.4 1181 0.094 C3 16.6

3.0 913 0.073 C3 13.1 1012 0.060 C3 9.5 1159 0.092 C4 8.6 1302 0.104 C4 10.7

3.6 1016 0.081 C3 19.1 1141 0.068 C3 14.1 1297 0.103 C4 12.8 1450 0.115 C4 15.7

30

1.2 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

1.8 808 0.064 C2 17.5 883 0.053 C2 12.5 987 0.079 C3 8.7 1119 0.089 C3 10.9

2.4 966 0.077 C3 11.1 1049 0.063 C3 7.8 1299 0.103 C3 18.8 1377 0.110 C4 9.1

3.0 1138 0.091 C3 18.8 1259 0.075 C3 13.6 1440 0.115 C4 12.4 1623 0.129 C4 15.4

3.6 1220 0.097 C4 11.1 1342 0.080 C4 8.0 1615 0.129 C4 18.4 1757 0.140 C5 11.6

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1.2 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

1.8 847 0.067 C2 18.9 923 0.055 C2 13.5 1031 0.082 C3 9.4 1170 0.093 C3 11.7

2.4 1060 0.084 C3 13.0 1152 0.069 C3 9.1 1332 0.106 C4 8.5 1510 0.120 C4 10.6

3.0 1227 0.098 C4 9.1 1438 0.086 C3 16.9 1652 0.131 C4 15.5 1874 0.149 C4 19.2

3.6 1423 0.113 C4 14.3 1562 0.093 C4 10.2 1820 0.145 C5 12.1 2055 0.164 C5 15.0

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Heating Selection TablesHeating at 40Pa Nozzle Pressure

Heating at 60Pa Nozzle Pressure

Nozzle Pressure 40 Pa

Water

∆tK - 15°C ∆tK - 20°C ∆tK - 25°C ∆tK - 30°CQ (l/s)

Eco - H

L (m) P (w) p(kg/s) p(kPa) P (w) p(kg/s) p(kPa) P (w) p(kg/s) p(kPa) P (w) p(kg/s) p(kPa)

10

1.2 337 0.015 0.7 431 0.012 0.8 514 0.012 0.7 641 0.015 1.1

1.8 420 0.012 1.3 519 0.012 1.2 673 0.016 1.8 829 0.020 2.5

2.4 453 0.012 1.3 620 0.015 2.2 799 0.019 3.3 979 0.023 4.6

3.0 514 0.012 2.0 711 0.017 3.5 912 0.022 5.2 1113 0.027 7.2

3.6 - - - - - - - - - - - -

20

1.2 - - - - - - - - - - - -

1.8 532 0.013 1.3 756 0.018 2.3 982 0.024 3.5 1207 0.029 4.9

2.4 655 0.016 2.5 919 0.022 4.3 1182 0.028 6.6 1442 0.035 9.1

3.0 755 0.018 4.0 1048 0.025 6.9 1338 0.032 10.3 1625 0.039 14.0

3.6 840 0.020 5.38 1157 0.028 9.8 1472 0.035 14.6 1783 0.043 19.9

30

1.2 - - - - - - - - - - - -

1.8 - - - - - - - - - - - -

2.4 802 0.019 3.5 1121 0.027 6.1 1433 0.034 9.2 1739 0.042 12.6

3.0 945 0.023 5.9 1305 0.031 10.1 1658 0.040 14.9 2005 0.048 20.3

3.6 1058 0.025 8.6 1451 0.035 14.6 1837 0.044 21.5 2219 0.053 29.2

40

1.2 - - - - - - - - - - - -

1.8 - - - - - - - - - - - -

2.4 - - - - - - - - - - - -

3.0 1073 0.026 7.3 1473 0.035 12.5 1865 0.045 18.3 2255 0.054 24.9

3.6 1225 0.029 11.1 1671 0.040 18.7 2109 0.051 27.4 2549 0.061 37.2

Nozzle Pressure 60 Pa

Water

∆tK - 15°C ∆tK - 20°C ∆tK - 25°C ∆tK - 30°CQ (l/s)

Eco - H

L (m) P (w) p(kg/s) p(kPa) P (w) p(kg/s) p(kPa) P (w) p(kg/s) p(kPa) P (w) p(kg/s) p(kPa)

10

1.2 357 0.012 0.8 445 0.012 0.8 546 0.013 0.8 680 0.016 1.2

1.8 433 0.012 1.2 551 0.013 1.3 716 0.017 2.0 883 0.021 2.8

2.4 475 0.012 1.4 665 0.016 2.5 858 0.021 3.7 1052 0.025 5.2

3.0 - - - - - - - - - - - -

3.6 - - - - - - - - - - - -

20

1.2 434 0.012 0.8 554 0.013 0.9 735 0.018 1.4 918 0.022 2.0

1.8 568 0.014 1.4 805 0.019 2.6 1045 0.025 3.9 1281 0.031 5.5

2.4 695 0.017 2.7 973 0.023 4.8 1249 0.030 7.2 1520 0.036 9.9

3.0 801 0.019 4.4 1110 0.027 7.6 1414 0.034 11.3 1713 0.041 15.4

3.6 895 0.021 6.4 1230 0.029 11.0 1560 0.037 16.2 1885 0.045 22.0

30

1.2 - - - - - - - - - - - -

1.8 660 0.016 1.8 939 0.023 3.3 1217 0.029 5.1 1488 0.036 7.1

2.4 858 0.021 3.9 1195 0.029 6.9 1526 0.037 10.3 1851 0.044 14.0

3.0 1002 0.024 6.5 1379 0.033 11.1 1749 0.042 16.4 2116 0.051 22.3

3.6 1119 0.027 9.5 1529 0.037 16.0 1932 0.046 23.5 2335 0.056 31.9

40

1.2 - - - - - - - - - - - -

1.8 - - - - - - - - - - - -

2.4 950 0.023 4.7 1321 0.032 8.2 1682 0.040 12.2 2038 0.049 16.6

3.0 1148 0.027 8.2 1574 0.038 14.0 1992 0.048 20.6 2412 0.058 28.0

3.6 1299 0.031 12.3 1768 0.042 20.7 2235 0.054 30.3 2707 0.065 41.4

Flow-adjusted waterside heating effect table. Heating circuit ∆t = 10°C (Water in-out), nozzle pressure of 40 Pa, 1 x Ø125 air connection.For red values, the flow rate has been adjusted to the recommended minimum flow of 0.012 kg/s.

Flow-adjusted waterside heating effect table. Heating circuit ∆t = 10°C (Water in-out), nozzle pressure of 60 Pa, 1 x Ø125 air connection.For red values, the flow rate has been adjusted to the recommended minimum flow of 0.012 kg/s.

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Heating at 80Pa Nozzle Pressure

Heating at 100Pa Nozzle Pressure

Nozzle Pressure 80 Pa

Water

∆tK - 15°C ∆tK - 20°C ∆tK - 25°C ∆tK - 30°CQ (l/s)

Eco - H

L (m) P (w) p(kg/s) p(kPa) P (w) p(kg/s) p(kPa) P (w) p(kg/s) p(kPa) P (w) p(kg/s) p(kPa)

10

1.2 364 0.012 0.7 447 0.012 0.6 578 0.014 0.9 720 0.017 1.3

1.8 446 0.012 1.2 583 0.014 1.4 760 0.018 2.2 937 0.022 3.2

2.4 - - - - - - - - - - - -

3.0 - - - - - - - - - - - -

3.6 - - - - - - - - - - - -

20

1.2 453 0.012 0.8 606 0.015 1.0 804 0.019 1.6 1004 0.024 2.3

1.8 604 0.014 1.6 855 0.020 2.8 1107 0.027 4.3 1355 0.032 6.0

2.4 736 0.018 3.0 1027 0.025 5.3 1314 0.031 7.9 1596 0.038 10.8

3.0 848 0.020 4.9 1172 0.028 8.3 1488 0.036 12.4 1799 0.043 16.8

3.6 950 0.023 7.1 1302 0.031 12.1 1645 0.039 17.8 1984 0.048 24.0

30

1.2 - - - - - - - - - - - -

1.8 720 0.017 2.1 1024 0.025 3.9 1325 0.032 5.9 1619 0.039 8.2

2.4 914 0.022 4.4 1270 0.030 7.6 1619 0.039 11.4 1965 0.047 15.6

3.0 1058 0.025 7.2 1453 0.035 12.2 1841 0.044 17.9 2230 0.053 24.4

3.6 1179 0.028 10.4 1606 0.038 17.5 2027 0.049 25.6 2452 0.059 34.8

40

1.2 - - - - - - - - - - - -

1.8 - - - - - - - - - - - -

2.4 1034 0.025 5.5 1436 0.034 9.5 1827 0.044 14.1 2214 0.053 19.2

3.0 1224 0.029 9.2 1675 0.040 15.6 2122 0.051 23.0 2574 0.062 31.4

3.6 1373 0.033 13.6 1868 0.045 22.7 2365 0.057 33.5 2870 0.069 45.8

Nozzle Pressure 100 Pa

Water

∆tK - 15°C ∆tK - 20°C ∆tK - 25°C ∆tK - 30°CQ (l/s)

Eco - H

L (m) P (w) p(kg/s) p(kPa) P (w) p(kg/s) p(kPa) P (w) p(kg/s) p(kPa) P (w) p(kg/s) p(kPa)

10

1.2 368 0.012 0.7 456 0.012 0.7 589 0.014 0.9 733 0.018 1.3

1.8 452 0.012 1.2 597 0.014 1.5 778 0.019 2.3 960 0.023 3.3

2.4 - - - - - - - - - - - -

3.0 - - - - - - - - - - - -

3.6 - - - - - - - - - - - -

20

1.2 449 0.012 0.6 637 0.015 1.1 839 0.020 1.7 1043 0.025 2.5

1.8 618 0.015 1.6 872 0.021 2.9 1126 0.027 4.5 1377 0.033 6.2

2.4 749 0.018 3.1 1046 0.025 5.4 1338 0.032 8.1 1625 0.039 11.2

3.0 866 0.021 5.0 1198 0.029 8.7 1523 0.036 12.9 1842 0.044 17.5

3.6 975 0.023 7.5 1339 0.032 12.7 1694 0.041 18.7 2045 0.049 25.3

30

1.2 - - - - - - - - - - - -

1.8 752 0.018 2.3 1061 0.025 4.1 1366 0.033 6.3 1665 0.040 8.6

2.4 934 0.022 4.6 1293 0.031 7.9 1645 0.039 11.7 1993 0.048 16.0

3.0 1076 0.026 7.4 1476 0.035 12.5 1868 0.045 18.4 2260 0.054 25.0

3.6 1200 0.029 10.7 1635 0.039 18.0 2064 0.049 26.4 2495 0.060 35.9

40

1.2 - - - - - - - - - - - -

1.8 821 0.020 2.7 1167 0.028 4.9 1504 0.036 7.4 1830 0.044 10.2

2.4 1070 0.026 5.8 1478 0.035 10.0 1875 0.045 14.7 2269 0.054 20.0

3.0 1249 0.030 9.5 1704 0.041 16.1 2153 0.052 23.6 2607 0.062 32.1

3.6 1395 0.033 14.0 1894 0.045 23.3 2393 0.057 34.2 2898 0.069 46.6

Flow-adjusted waterside heating effect table. Heating circuit ∆t = 10°C (Water in-out), nozzle pressure of 80 Pa, 1 x Ø125 air connection.For red values, the flow rate has been adjusted to the recommended minimum flow of 0.012 kg/s.

Flow-adjusted waterside heating effect table. Heating circuit ∆t = 10°C (Water in-out), nozzle pressure of 100 Pa, 1 x Ø125 air connection.For red values, the flow rate has been adjusted to the recommended minimum flow of 0.012 kg/s.

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Air Cooling EffectCooling effect supplied in the ventilation air [W]

1. Start by calculating the requried cooling effect tat has to be supplied to the room in order to provide a certain tem-perature.

2. Calculate any cooling effect that is provided by the ventila-tion air.

3. The remaining cooling effect has to be supplied by the beam.

Formula for air cooling effect: P = m x Cp x ∆tWhere:m = mass flow [kg/s]Cp = specific heat capacity [J(kg-K]qp = air flow [l/s]∆t = the difference between the temperature of the room and the temperature of the supply air [K]

It is usually m x Cp ≈ qp x 1.2

Air cooling effect as a function of airflow. For example, if the air flow is 30 l/s and the under-temperature of the supply air is ∆tra= 8K, the cooling effect from the graph is 290W.

Scatter DiagramFresh Air Volume 22 l/s / Active m @ 80 Pa

0.30 m/s

0.25 m/s

0.20 m/s

0.15 m/s

2500

3000mm

2000

1500

1000

500Height above FFI (mm)

227 to 267mm dependant upon air volume

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Eco - Healthcare 125

Mounting DetailsEco - Healthcare 125 & 160

Eco - Healthcare 160

Product Dimension

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Perforation Pattern Options

Slot Perforation45% Free Area

Double Dot Perforation51% Free Area

Dot Perforation33% Free Area

Product Ordering Codes

7. Air Supply / Discharge Air Supply Volume (l/s)

Air Discharge Characteristic -

L: Long Throw - No Discharge Vanes

M: Medium Throw - 10-18° Discharge Vanes

S: Short Throw - 18-35° Discharge Vanes

Air Supply Nozzle Pressure (Pa)

45 80 M

5. Airside Connection Air Connection Qty

Orientation - H: Horizontal

Air Connection Spigot Size (mm) 125 / 160

1 x 100 H

3. Nominal Beam Length (mm)1. Beam TypeEH - Eco - Healthcare

2. FunctionCO - Ceiling Int. Cooling Only

CH - Ceiling Int. Cooling & Heating

4. Underplate7D - 7Ø & 4Ø Double Dot / 51% Free Area

4D - 4Ø DOT / 33% Free Area

5S - 5x35 Slot / 45% Free Area 15 C3 H

6. Waterside Connection Battery Manifold Types - C1/C2/C3/C4/C5

Orientation - H: Horizontal

Chilled Water Connection Size (mm) 15 / 22

15 C3 H

Example: -

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

-EH CH 2400 7D 1 x 125H 15C4H 4580M

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Active Chilled Beam Calculation ToolIs this the latest version? version 1.3.1

Eco Active Beam Data

Design Conditions

Performance Data Design Check (Warnings)Cooling

Cooling

Heating

Heating Dimensional Data

Beam Variant

Air Connection

Product Overall Length

Manifold Type

Air Discharge Throw

Nozzle Static Pressure

Fresh Air Supply Volume

Heating Function

Underplate Perforation Type

Flow Water Temperature

Return Water Temperature

Air Supply Temperature

Average Room Condition

“Air On” Thermal Gradient

Room Relative Humidity

Room - Mean Water dT

Air On Coil - Mean Water dT

Waterside Performance

Water Mass Flowrate

Waterside Pressure Drop

Airside Performance

Total Sensible Performance

Sound Effect LW

Air Discharge OK

Supply Air OK

Cooling Circuit OK

Heating Circuit OK

Calculated Dew Point

8.50

9.20

875

0.070

4.2

201

1076

< 35 11.3 °C

24.0

26.0

950

0.023

3.0

0

950

K

K

W

kg/s

kPa

W

W

dB(A)

K

K

W

kg/s

kPa

W

W

Width x Depth

Overall Length

Water Volume

Dry Weight

CW Connetion

LTHW Connection

14.0

17.0

18.0

24.0

0.7

45.0

592 x 230

2392

2.8

40.9

Ø15

Ø15

mm

mm

kg

mm

mm

°C

°C

°C

°C

°C

%

°C

°C

°C

°C

50.0

40.0

21.0

21.0

Healthcare

1X125

2.4

C4

S

80

25

Std

43% OBR

mm

m

Pa

l/s

Model Ref: EHCH24005S-125H15C4H-2580S

Notes:1) Performance calculations are based upon normal clean potable water; it is the system engineer’s responsibility to allow for any reduction in cooling or heating performance due to additives that may reduce the water systems heat transfer coefficent.

2) Pressure drop calculations are based upon CIBSE guides using clean potable water and exclude any additional looses associated with entry / exit losses, pipe fouling or changes in water quality; it is the system engineer’s responsibility to use good engineering practice.

Project Ref.

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Calculation Program

Frenger’s calculation programme for Eco - Healthcare is extremely user friendly.

Simply select from the drop down menu the “Air Connection” configuration. Air volumes in excess of 40 ltrs/sec and up to 50 ltrs/sec should be 2 x 80 diameter.

“Manifold Types” can be changed in the drop down menu for increased waterside cooling effect, however attention needs to be taken regarding resultant pressure drops (hydraulic resistance), If pressure drops need reducing, choose a higher numbered manifold (C5 being the highest and C2 being the lowest).

“Discharge Throw” can be S (short), M (medium) or L (long).

“Underplate Perforated” options can be found on page 13.

Complete your project data in the “Design Conditions” section. Please note that the “Air On” Thermal Gradient should not be used in normal instances.

“Performance Data” will then automatically be calculated. Like-wise “Dimensional Date” will be also automatically calculated.

Finally, the “Design Check” should read “OK” in green, or detail some warning in red.Calculation programmes for Eco - Healthcare are available upon request.

Contact our technical department or complete an application request form from www.frenger.co.uk from the relevant link on our home page.

Eco Active Beam DataBeam Variant

Air Connection

Product Overall Length

Manifold Type

Air Discharge Throw

Nozzle Static Pressure

Fresh Air Supply Volume

Heating Function

Underplate Perforation Type

mm

m

Pa

l/s

Healthcare

1x125

2.4

C4

S

80

25

Std

43% OBR

Design Conditions Cooling Heating

Flow Water Temperature

Return Water Temperature

Air Supply Temperature

Average Room Condition

“Air On” Thermal Gradient

Room Relative Humidity

17.0

17.0

18.0

24.0

0.7

45.0

50.0

40.0

21.0

21.0

°C

°C

°C

°C

°C

°C

°C

°C

°C

%

Performance Data

Room - Mean Water dT

Air On Coil - Mean Water dT

Waterside Performance

Waterside Mass Flowrate

Waterside Pressure Drop

Airside Performance

Total Sensible Performance

Sound Effect Lw

Cooling Heating

8.50

9.20

875

0.070

4.2

201

1076

<35

24.0

26.0

950

0.023

3.0

0

950

K

K

W

kg/s

kPa

W

W

dB(A)

K

K

W

kg/s

kPa

W

W

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Project Specific Testing FacilityThe 3 number state-of-the-art Climatic Testing Laboratories at Frenger’s Derby based technical centre, have internal dimensions of 6.3 x 5.7 x 3.3m high and includes a thermal wall so that both core and perimeter zones can be modelled. The test facilities are fixed in overall size and construction therefore simulation of a buildings specific thermall mass cannot be completed, it should, however be noted that a specific project can be simulated more accurately by recessing the floor and reducing the height as necessary.

Project Specific Testing

Project specific mock-up testing is a valuable tool which allows the Client to fully asses the proposed system and determine the resulting indoor quality and comfort conditions; the physical modeling is achieved by installing a full scale representation of a building zone complete with internal & external heat gains (Lighting, Small Power, Occupancy & Solar Gains).

The installed mock-up enables the client to verify the following:

Product performance under project specific conditions. Spatial air temperature distribution. Spatial air velocities. Experience thermal comfort. Project specific aesthetics. Experience lighting levels (where relevant). Investigate the specific design and allow the system to be

enhanced.

The project-specific installation and test is noramlly conducted to verify:

Product capacity under design conditions. Comfort levels -air temperature distribution

-thermal stratification -draft risk -radiant temperature analysis

Smoke test video illustrating air movement.

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Photometric Testing FacilityThe photometric test laboratories at Frenger Systems are used to evaluate the performance of luminaires. To measure the performance, it is necessary to obtain values of light intensity distribution from the luminaire. These light intensity distibutions are used to mathematically model the lighting distribution envelope of a particular luminaire. This distribution along with the luminaires efficacy allows for the generation of a digital distribution that is the basis of the usual industry standard electronic file format. In order to assess the efficacy of the luminaire it is a requirement to compare the performance of the luminaire against either a calibrated light source for absolute output or against the “bare” light source for a relative performance ratio.

The industry uses both methods. Generally absolute lumen outputs are used for solid state lighting sources and relative lighting output ratios (LOR) are used for the more traditional sources. Where the LOR method is chosen then published lamp manufacturer’s data is used to calculate actual lighting levels in a scheme.

The intensity distribution is obtained by the use of a Goniophotometer to measure the intesity of light emmitted from the surfaceof the fitting at pre-determined angles. The light intensity is measured using either a photometer with a corrective spectral response filter to match the CIE standard observer curves or our spectrometer for LED sources.

Luminaire ouputs are measured using our integrating sphere from smalled luminaires or our large integrator room for large fittings and Multi Service Chilled Beams. For both methods we can use traceable calibrated radiant flux standards for absolute comparisons.

All tests use appropriate equipment to measure and control the characteristics of the luminaire and include air temperature measurements, luminaire supply voltage, luminaire current and power. Thermal characteristics of luminaire components can be recorded during the testing process as required.

A full rest report is compiled and supplied in “locked” PDF format. Data is collected and correlated using applicable software and is presented electronically to suit, usually in Eulumdat, CIBSE TM14 or IESN standard file format.

Frenger conduct photometric test in accordance with CIE 127:2007 and BS EN 13032-1 and sound engineering practice as applicable. During the course of these tests suitable temperature measurements of parts of LED’s can be recorded. These recorded and plotted temperature distributions can be used to provide feedback and help optimise the light output of solid state light source based on luminaires which are often found to be sensitive to junction temperatures.

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Acoustic Testing FacilityThe Acoustic Test Room at Frenger is a hemi-anechoic chamber which utilises sound absorbing acoustic foam material in the shape of wedges to provide an echo free zone for acoustic measurements; the height of the acoustic foam wedges has a direct relationship with the maximum absorption frequency, hence Frenger has the wedges specifically designed to optimise the sound absorption at the peak frequency normally found with our active chilled beam products.

The use of acoustic absorbing material within the test room provides the simulation of a quiet open space without “reflections” which helps to ensure sound measurements from the sound source are accurate, in addition the acoustic material also helps reduce external noise entering the test room meaning that relatively low levels of sound can be accurately measured.

The acoustic facilities allow Frenger to provide express in-house sound evaluation so that all products, even project specific designs can be assessed and optimised.

To ensure accuracy Frenger only uses Class 1 measurements equipment which allows sound level measurements to be taken at 11 different ⅓ octave bands between 16 Hz to 16 kHz, with A, C and Z (un-weighted) simultaneous weightings.

In addition to the above, Frenger also send their new products for specialist third party Acoustic Testing. The results of which are very close and within measurement tolerances to that of Frenger’s in-house measurement of sound.

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UK Head OfficeFrenger System LtdRiverside RoadPride ParkDerbyDE24 8HY

tel: +44 0 1332 295 678fax: +44 0 1332 381 [email protected]

Australian OfficeFrengerLevel 20Tower 2201 Sussex StreetSydneyNSW 2000Australia

tel: +61 2 9006 1147fax: +61 2 9006 [email protected]

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Frenger is an FTF Group CompanyRegistered No. 646 6229 20 www.frenger.co.uk

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