Flanders High Temperature Rigid Filter PB1003, Precisionaire PrecisionCell HT Specification Sheet

PrecisionCell HT
High Temperature Rigid Filters
Bulletin PB1003-1106
General
PrecisionCell HT filters are designed for high tem­perature applications up to 900 same rugged construction as the Gas Turbine PrecisionCell. The HT version is manufactured of specially selected components to meet high temper­ature requirements.
They are ideal for paint drying ovens or any appli­cation requiring high efficiency filtration at high tem­peratures. PrecisionCell HT filters are offered in two high temperature operating ranges; 750 F and efficiency ranges of 65%, 85% and 95% per ASHRAE Standard 52.1. Offered as a MERV 11-14 according to ASHRAE 52.2.
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Construction
The enclosing frame is manufactured of aluminized steel, which is designed to eliminate spalling of cor­rosion inhibitors @ elevated temperatures.
The media pack is stabilized by a media pack retaining bar and captured by faceguards upstream and downstream. Grid strap bracing on the air entering and leaving sides maintain the rigidity and integrity of the PrecisionCell HT.
The media is designed for operation in high tem­perature applications and manufactured from one continuous sheet of wet-laid micro-fine fiberglass, which provides the required tensile strength and operating pressure drop for these stringent applica­tions.
Physical Data
Frame: 24 ga. aluminized steel
Media: Dual layer microfine fiberglass
Separators: Hemmed-edge corrugated aluminum
Header Frame: 7/8” wide aluminized steel
Faceguards: Aluminized steel expanded
Cross Bracing: 1/2” “T” strap downstream and
horizontal strap upstream
Important Features
• Continuous duty up to 900ºF
• Aluminized steel construction
• 65%, 85%, 95% efficiencies
• Faceguards and grid straps
• MERV 11 to 14
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Operating
Efficiency Limit ºF
Nominal Size
H x W x D (inch)
500 fpm
Rating
Media Weight
Area Each
cfm pd (sq. ft.) (lbs)
60-65%
750
900
24 x 24 x 12 2000
.45
24 x 12 x 12 1000 69 21 24 x 24 x 12 2000
.50
140 26
175 28
24 x 12 x 12 1000 90 22
80-85%
750
900
24 x 24 x 12 2000
.55
24 x 12 x 12 1000 69 21 24 x 24 x 12 2000
.60
140 26
175 28
24 x 12 x 12 1000 90 22
90-95%
750
900
24 x 24 x 12 2000
.65
24 x 12 x 12 1000 69 21 24 x 24 x 12 2000
.70
140 26
175 28
24 x 12 x 12 1000 90 22
Notes:
1. PD represents clean pressure drop in inches w.g. The recommended final pressure drop is 2.5 inch w.g.
2. Operation down to zero velocity is satisfactory for all models.
3. Efficiencies are average and are based on ASHRAE Standard 52.1 and 52.2 dust spot test methods. Performance values stated may be averages typical of the products listed. Contact factory for actual perform­ance test reports on specific products.
4. Perfmormance values shown in this publication may be averages or estimates intended to generally represent product styles. Always contact factory for latest actual test data on specific Flanders Precisionaire models.
Guide Specifications
1.0 General
1.1 High temperature rigid filters shall be PrecisionCell HT separator type as manufactured by Flanders.
1.2 Filter sizes and temperature ranges shall be as scheduled on the drawings.
2.0 Filter Construction
2.1 Filters shall be constructed by pleating a contin­uous sheet of wet-laid micro-fine glass media into closely spaced pleats with hemmed-edge corrugated aluminum separators.
2.2 The filter pack shall be sealed into a 24 ga. aluminized steel frame with fire-retardant sealant.
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2.3 Expanded metal aluminized steel faceguards shall be installed on the air entering and air leav­ing sides.
2.4 A 1/2” “T” strap shall be installed on the down­stream side and 1/2” horizontal strap on the air entering side.
3.0 Performance
3.1 Initial and final resistance shall not exceed the scheduled values.
3.2 Media area shall equal that of the scheduled high temperature filter.
3.3 The manufacturer shall guarantee performance as outlined in section 7.4 of ARI Standard 800.
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