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Smoke Exhaust Fans

(Flame-proof fans)
9th edition
for roof- or wall-installation or as central ventilation fans
Aktionsgemeinschaft Entrauchung
TURBO-LUFTTECHNIK
BVS STANDARD FAN PRODUCTION PLANT AT
BAD HERSFELD
BVS standard fan production plant at Bad Hersfeld, Germany
Our Bad Hersfeld facility has a history

going back to 1874, when Benno
Schilde and August Bttner founded
their factories here.
The "exhausters" traditionally made
of cast iron could be built much lighter and cheaper through the use of
steel sheet.
At Bttner the focus was initially on
blowers for tubular boilers and
dryers, then shifted to heavy-duty industrial fans as required specifically
in power plant de-dusting applications. Schilde, meanwhile, stepped up
its research and development of
light-duty ventilating fans and medium-duty industrial blowers. Numerous patents and registered designs
testify to a steady flow of engineering
breakthroughs. With the erection of
its series production facility here at
Bad Hersfeld, dedicated mainly to
the cost-effective production of roof
fans, the Babcock-BSH Group gained a leading market position both in
Germany and abroad. The TurboLufttechnik GmbH Bad Hersfeld site - was newly established in June
1995, now integrating Babcock-BSH's Air and Thermal Engineering division. Since then, innovative research
and development has allowed us to
further strengthen our position in the
marketplace.
All technical details in this catalogue are subject to modification without prior notice.
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SMOKE EXHAUST FANS

FOR ROOF- OR WALL-INSTALLATION OR AS
CENTRAL VENTILATION FANS
Product-Range Overview
Basics, Test-report issued by Munich Technical University/Approval by DIBt, Berlin
Application examples
003
004 007
008 030
Centrifugal Smoke Exhaust Fans BVD

Main Dimensions
Characteristic Curves /Technical Data
037
038 041
Dimensions and Weight

Acoustic Data
045 047
048
049 053

Acoustic Data
Specification texts
057 060
061
064 071
072 077
Axial Smoke Exhaust Fans BVAXO
Axial Smoke Exhaust Fans BVAXN 12/56
200/300/400C 120 min.
Axial Smoke Exhaust Fans BVAXN 8/56
600C 120 min.

Acoustic Data
Specification texts
Two-Stage Axial Smoke Exhaust Fans BVZAXN 12/56
200/300/400C 120 min.

079 081
082
083 089
090 092
093 095
Axial wall-mounted Smoke Exhaust Fans BWAXO
200/300C 120 min.

Specification texts
107
108 109
110
Axial wall-mounted Smoke Exhaust Fans BWAXN 12/56
200/300/400C 120 min.

Centrifugal Smoke Exhaust Fans BVW

115 125
126 129

Acoustic data
137 141
142
143 145

Characteristic Curves
149 150
151 155
Centrifugal Smoke Exhaust Fan BV-REH
Error and modifications excepted.
Centrifugal Smoke Exhaust Fan BVRA
Centrifugal Plug-In Smoke Exhaust Fans BV-ERV
Application examples / References
Product Range - Overview an
PERFORMANCE RANGE OVERVIEW

SMOKE (FUME) EXHAUST FANS
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Smoke exhaust fans, roof

mounting type / Series BVD
for use in fume and smoke
extraction applications.
Temperature / Time category
according to EN 12101 Part 3
F 400
F 600
6 sizes: 315 - 710
For characteristic curves refer to
pages 038 041
Centrifugal smoke exhaust

fans, roof mounting type
Series BVW-D for extracting
fumes and smoke from unheated
indoor areas (e.g., cold warehouse buildings), with snow safety
rating, snow load class SL 1000.
F 600
6 sizes: 315-710
For characteristic curves
refer to pages 126 129

005
Axial-flow smoke exhaust fans

Series BVAXO for use in fume
and smoke extraction applications.
F 200
F 300
6 sizes: 400 - 1120
Installation within the fire zone is
possible (without additional
cooling).
refer to pages 049 - 053
Series BVAXN 12/56 for use in
fume and smoke extraction
applications.
F 200
F 300
F 400
14 sizes: 355-1600
Installation within the fire zone is
possible (without additional cooling).

Series BVAXN 8/56 for use in
fume and smoke extraction
applications.
F 600
10 sizes: 500-1600
Motor cooling is provided by a
cooling fan. Installation within the
fire zone is possible (with customer-supplied cooling system).

006
Centrifugal smoke exhaust fans,

wall mounting type
Series BVW-A (fitted externally on
the building wall) for use in fume
F 600
6 sizes: 315-710
Motor cooling with outdoor
ambient air.
Centrifugal smoke exhaust fans,

wall mounting type
Series BVW-R (installed in the
room containing the fire
source)for use in fume and smoke
extraction applications.
F 600
6 sizes: 315-710
ambient air via an auxiliary cooling
duct.
Axial-flow smoke exhaust fans,
wall-mounting type
Series BWAXO To be mounted in
an outer wall for fume and smoke
extraction (no additional cooling
required).
F 200
F 300
Sizes: 400/500/630/800
Axial-flow smoke exhaust fans,

wall mounting type
Series BWAXN 12 / 56
To be mounted in an outer wall for
fume and smoke extraction (no
additional cooling required).
F 200
F 300
F 400
Sizes: 400/500/630/800
For characteristic curves refer to
pages ???

007
Centrifugal smoke exhaust fans

for central service
Series BVW-R/B with inlet duct,
for installation within the fire zone
(floor-mounted).
F 600
ambient air via an auxiliary air duct
or additional cooling fan.
6 sizes: 315-710
for central service
Series BVW-A/B with inlet duct,
for installation in a ventilated room,
possibly with customer-supplied
insulation (floor-mounted).
F 600
6 sizes 315-710
refer to pages ???

for central service
Series BV-REH for use in fume
F 400
Fans also available with thermal
and acoustic insulation.
12 sizes: 400-1400
for central service
Series BVRA for use in fume and
smoke extraction applications.
F 600
Fans also available with heat-insulated casing for installation in a
ventilated room.
19 sizes: 180-1400

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3.0 Basic considerations
Some recent fires have reminded
us of the vast potential for destruction, injury and loss of life
that fire may have. Its perils lie in
the blaze that forms the core of the
disaster and in its products such
as smoke and heat, both of which
are at their most hazardous form in
a "captive" state, i.e., within an enclosed building. Practical experience has shown that the smoke is
much more dangerous to human
beings than the heat (flames). According to fire statistics, twothirds of all deaths due to fire result from suffocation and smoke
poisoning, while one-third is caused by burns and collapsing buildings. These observations confirm
the dominant role of smoke as a
threat to human beings in the
event of a fire. Moreover, hot smoke and combustion gases, in conjunction with thermal buoyancy effects, may literally "pre-heat" those building areas to which the flames themselves have not yet
spread, thus paving the ground for
their propagation.
These conditions and hazards impose a whole set of requirements for an
effective preventive fire protection
strategy. The main objectives can be
summarized thus:
Smoke extraction
Smoke dilution
Keeping escape routes
and rescue accessways
clear of smoke so as to facilitate the fire-fighting effort.
To prevent the fire from spreading,
the heat of combustion must be removed from the building along with
the smoke. In modern building services engineering, mechanical smoke
and heat exhaust systems have therefore become a standard feature
since they effectively protect lives

and property. The heart of such a
smoke and heat exhaust system are
the smoke exhaust fans.
4.0 History of BVS smoke

exhaust fans
In the early '70s, a fire in a PVC film
manufacturing shop devastated the
production facilities of Kalle AG in
Wiesbaden, a leading manufacturer
of packaging film. Presumably, an
overheated bearing had ignited a
small quantity of PVC and caused a
local smouldering fire that nevertheless released clouds of billowing
smoke. The damage was assessed
at several millions DM.
The high loss was caused by the hydrochloric acid vapours which inevitably form in the combustion of PVC.
These gases attacked all unprotected metal surfaces of the film making
line, which had to be scrapped as a
result. Kalle's works fire department
contacted the Hersfeld-based BSH
company, their traditional fan supplier, and requested the development
of a fan that would be able to extract
smoke, fumes and toxic matter via
the roof. Starting out from their standard roof fan range, BSH (now BVS)
set out to develop a roof-mounted
smoke exhaust fan rated for "higher
temperatures". Following extensive
in-house testing, the unit was finally
classified for 400C service for a duration of 120 minutes.
Thus, the "smoke exhaust fan" was
born, although a market warranting
volume production or even promising
significant sales revenue had yet to
be identified. At the time, stationary
smoke exhaust fans were virtually
unknown as a preventive fire protection solution. Through word of mouth
in the fire-fighting and consulting experts' community and an intense information and sales promotion effort
directed by BSH at fire authorities,
building supervision offices, architects and specifiers, the potential of
smoke/fume exhaust fans was soon
established. In addition to the roof-
mounted fan versions, the market soon demanded diverse other designs
since smoke and fumes cannot always be extracted via the building roof. Thus, BSH began to develop
smoke exhaust fans for wall installation and floor-mounted units for use
inside buildings. Today, Turbo-Lufttechnik GmbH of Bad Hersfeld supplies a complete range of smoke and
fume exhaust fans for virtually any
application. Needless to say, each
model is fully tested and certified according to the latest European standards and regulations. And it all began with that "small fire at Kalle AG
in Wiesbaden.

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5.0 Legal basis
Although in Germany the conference
of the Ministers of Urban Planning,
Housing and Construction (ARGEBAU) has imposed a model building
code (MBO) for reference by the federal states, building law has in essence remained the responsibility of
the latter.
As a result, applicable building law is
enshrined in the State Building Code
(LBO) of each federal state. It follows
that fire protection requirements vary
regionally.
However, each LBO code applies to

all construction activities and equipment. It is supplemented by building
law standards for classified construction materials, components, and
special components.
A review of the building codes for the
various federal states with regard to
fume and smoke extraction reveals a
common principle that features in all
German building regulations. Referring to smoke and heat control, section 17(1) contains the following provision:
"Structures shall be designed such

that the outbreak of fire and the
propagation of flames and smoke
are effectively prevented, and that
human beings and animals can be
rescued and an effective firefighting effort can be launched
should a fire nevertheless occur."
Considering this being a general formulation, the aim of the efforts can
be seen clearly though.
Laws, regulations and codes
Model building code - MBO
ARGEBAU
(Conference of Ministers)
Individual state building code - LBO

Buildings of special types and uses
(section 51 MBO)
Technical rules
(section 37 et seq. MBO)
Administrative regulations and guidelines

Sales Premises Guideline

Homes

Garages Ordinance

Building Services Testing Ordinance

Hospitals Ordinance

Highrise Buildings Ordinance

Construction Materials Guidelines

Public Assembly Facilities Ordinance

Industrial Construction Guideline

etc.
Technical Guidelines

Fire behavior

DIN 4102

Fire protection of buildings

Interior furnishings

DIN 18230

Smoke and heat extraction systems

DIN 18232

Fire detection systems

DIN 14675

Supplementary guidelines and acknowledged rules of engineering practice

VDS
VDE
VDI
VDMA
Building rules list

Reqirements on
construction materials
MRA CE, Z
EN 12101-3 testing
DIBt approvals

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5.1 Objectives in preventive
fire protection
The rather general provisions of
section 17 at least serve to define
the overriding objective.
Fire Protection Objectives

Active rescue
measures
Passive rescue
measures
Ventilation
of the fire
Fire
localization
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This is to maximize the hazard prevention effort so as to achieve a maximum degree of fire safety. In global
terms, this goal implies the following:
Live saving
objective:
Keep escape routes
free of smoke
Environmental
objective:
Minimize use of
fire-fighting media
Property protection
objective:
Preverve the
building structure
Restriction of flame propagation

Securing the rescue of human
beings and animals
Reduce
environmental
damage
Minimize
fire-fighting
damage
Support the
fire-fighting
effort
Preserve
escape/rescue
routes
Ensuring the feasibility of firefighting activities

Given the interrelationship between
construction, building services and
equipment technology, it emerges
that the steps aimed at achieving
these goals cannot be viewed in isolation but must always be judged and
assessed in the common context.
Smoke and heat control, which will
always form an integral part of any
overall building protection strategy,
is no exception to this rule.
5.2 Personal liability

In the period since 1994, nearly all
German states have amended their
building codes in an effort to simplify
and accelerate the construction process1). The aim was to reduce the
amount of regulatory intervention
and to strengthen the responsibility
of the building/project owner. In essence, preventive inspection and
testing requirements are limited to a
small number of building or structural
criteria. Wherever the building authorities have thus shed their original responsibilities, liability now rests with
the building owner. As a result, owners will usually have to enlist expert
aid (architects, consultants) to have
the building inspected on their behalf
for compliance with all material aspects of the building code.
Not many building professionals
such as architects, planners and experts are aware of the resulting responsibility and indeed, personal liability, they assume through the exerci-
se of their profession. Thus, section

323 of the German Criminal Code relating to environmental offences stipulates the following:
"Any person engaged in the planning, management or execution of a
building construction activity who
violates generally accepted rules of
practice, thereby endangering the life
or health of another, shall be punished with up to five years' imprisonment, or imposition of a fine."
It follows that planners, experts and
other professionals, apart from being
aware of the standards and guidelines described in section 3.3, should
make a continuous effort to remain
on top of the "accepted rules of practice".

This leads us to the question of how
these rules are defined, and where
they are published. By studying trade
publications and corporate information material and by attending professional congresses and symposiums,
the individual specialist should be
able to maintain an up-to-date understanding of current practices.
At least, in the event of a loss involving human injury, such familiarity
with the "state of the art" will be his
best defence.

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5.3 Standards and guidelines
Design guidelines for mechanical
smoke exhaust systems are defined
in the European standard EN 121015 (draft) and the German DIN 18232,
part 5 (pre-standard).
As a rule, the design and sizing process should be coordinated with the
relevant authorities (fire safety experts, fire safety authority, local fire
department, building supervision office, etc.) from the earliest planning stage.
Fire loads shall be determined in accordance with DIN 18230, parts 1 and
2.
Other sizing methods are possible
where they are justified, e.g., in the
case of
- different heat release modes
- use of suitable computing methods
for determining smoke gas mass flows
- issuance of particular specifications
by a fire protection expert
- special conditions, e.g., special types of building use
6.0 Fundamentals
6.1 Initiation of fire
The outbreak of a fire and its subsequent propagation are contingent on
the presence of
a flammable substance
an ignition source of sufficient energy
oxygen
6.2 Propagation
The evolution of a fire is essentially
determined by the composition of the
inflammable substance, the supply
and concentration of oxygen, and the
resulting combustion temperature.
List of German and European standards for smoke and heat

exhtraction systems
German standards
DIN 18232
DIN 18232 Teil 1, (draft)
DIN 18232 Teil 5,
(preliminary standard)
DIN 18232 Teil 6, Vornorm
(preliminary standard)
DIN 18232 Teil 7,
(working paper)
European standards
EN 12101
EN 12101-1, (draft)
EN 12101-2, (draft)
EN 12101-3, (draft)
EN 12101-4, (draft)
EN 12101-5, (draft)
Structural fire protection; smoke and heat control

Terms, safety objectives
Natural smoke and heat exhaust ventilators,
requirements, design, installation
Natural smoke and heat exhaust ventilators,
testing
Heat exhaust systems
Mechanical smoke exhaust systems,
requirements, sizing
Release of an EN standard is not to be expected
in the near future.
Mechanical smoke exhaust systems,
testing
Smoke exhaust systems for staircases (in preparation)
Smoke and heat control systems

Specification for smoke curtains; requirements and test methods
Specification for natural smoke and heat exhaust ventilators
Specification for mechanical smoke and heat exhaust ventilators
Natural and mechanical smoke and heat exhaust systems,
installation and test methods
Design and calculation methods for smoke and heat exhaust
systems

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The key function of a smoke and heat

exhaust system is to remove smoke
from the building. Depending on the
nature of the fire source, the smoke
may be more or less toxic. The room
in which a fire has started may fill with
enormous volumes of smoke in just a
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The combustion process releases

large amounts of combustion gases
(oxides), smoke and thermal energy
which will accumulate under the ceiling of the building, spreading both
horizontally and vertically from there.
Smoke
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temperature development
Smoke
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6.3 Smoke formation and behaviour
Temperature
Smoke
Time
The following phases can be observed:
3. Flash-over (eruption of a sudden

blaze in the fire area
1. Ignition phase
4. Fully developed fire
2. Smouldering fire
5. Subsequent cooling phase
Propagation of smoke in the case of fire
6.3.1 Smoke propagation example

in case of fire
A staircase with a floor area of 16 m_
and a height of 15 m can be filled with
smoke and products of combustion
more than 100 times over by the mere burning of 10 kg of foam rubber.
The fire releases heat, combustion
gases, and smoke. In a fully enclosed
indoor space these will rise to the
ceiling due to thermal buoyancy effects. The resulting layer of smoke
and combustion gases originally gathered there will increase in density
until it fills the entire room. At the same time, the environment heats up
quickly due to the high energy release rate. When a temperature of 550
C is exceeded, flash-over occurs,
i.e., a sudden blaze erupts throughout the heat-affected area.
without...
with smoke exhaust fan
Propagation of smoke in the case of fire

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6.4 Operating principle of mechanical smoke and heat exhaust systems
Depending on the nature of the burning substance, varying degrees of
smoke formation (density) may be
anticipated. Originating in a small
area, these gases eventually rise to
the ceiling where they will form a
smoke layer which initially does not
mix with the cold air underneath. As
the fire gains force, more and more
combustion gas accumulates under
the ceiling of the closed room. Eventually the gas cushion expands downwardly, towards the floor. Once it
has fallen to below head level, the
prospects for rescuing people and
controlling the fire become critical.
nings. If these openings are adequately sized for the dimensions and
combustible content of the room, the
evacuation of hot smoke and the ingress of fresh air will be ensured. Ideally, as the fire progresses, the gas
cushion under the ceiling should remain at a constant height above floor
level (equilibrium condition between inflowing air and extracted
smoke), so that enough visibility and
breathing air remains available underneath for human beings to leave
the room and conduct fire-fighting
operations. This equilibrium can be
achieved via simple openings toward
the outside, as well as through me-
When the room containing the fire is

opened at specific (planned) points,
the thermal and smoke load is reduced by the resulting inrush of air and
the simultaneous extraction of smoke. Initially, a pressure equalization
with the surrounding ambient areas
takes place. With time, an underpressure forms in the lower half of the
room and more fresh air enters
through the appropriate access ope-
chanical smoke exhaust equipment.

Fig. 2 illustrates this state. If one takes into account all relevant planning
aspects, natural and mechanical
smoke exhaust systems emerge not
as competing solutions but as separate strategies complementing each
other effectively. Apart from the building situation, the expected thermal
conditions in the event of a fire are a
key consideration.
Smoke cushion
Unobstructed visability
Air supply
Equilibrium state between air supply and extraction of smoke
Das Herzstck einer RWA-Anlage ist der Entrauchungs-Ventilator
Air supply

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Natural smoke and heat extraction

systems rely on the thermal behaviour of gases. They use the so-called "chimney effect", i.e., the draft
created between the air supply and
exhaust levels due to the density difference between the cooler fresh air
and the hot combustion gases.
Advantage:
Increasing volume flow as the fire
progresses.
Disadvantage:
Limited effect in the case of a low
temperature and height difference
between the supply/exhaust openings.
Building characteristics and unforeseeable influences of wind limit
the effectiveness of natural smoke/heat extraction systems.
Mechanical smoke/heat extraction
systems utilize fans designed specifically for hot smoke and combustion
gas duty.
These fans can be adapted to the individual building situation and extraction requirements by design.
Mechanical smoke/heat extraction
systems would be preferred in the
following cases where a natural system is either not feasible or would
imply an unreasonable degree of complexity:

Windowless rooms, or areas located deep inside the building structure
testing or maintenance purposes

would already create an operating
disruption.
Roof and building designs rendering natural exhaust systems ineffective due to wind attack conditions.
Disadvantage:
Rooms in which high temperatures

cannot form due to combustible
content, combustion behaviour, size, or the presence of automatic fire-fighting installations (e.g., sprinklers)
The full air power is available as soon as the fan is activated or triggered. The goal of keeping escape
routes smoke-free is effectively
achieved, specifically in the important early stages of the fire.
Electrical installation requirements.

Advantage:
Cleanrooms in which the opening

of a supply/extraction vent for
6.5 Difference between natural and

mechanical smoke/heat extraction systems
maschinelle
MRA
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thermische
NRA
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300
(T-273)
600
900
Mass flow comparison between natural and mechanical smoke/heat exhaust systems
According to DIN 18232, a basic distinction is made between the following:
NRA
Natural smoke extraction systems (rooms subject to fire hazard)
Mechanical smoke extraction systems (rooms subject to fire hazard) MRA

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7.0 Fire load determination
according to DIN 18230,
Parts 1 & 2
A method of determining the fire load
and its relevant factors is defined in
DIN 18230, Parts 1 & 2. According to
this standard, the fire load q (in
kWh/m2) is the aggregate amount of
heat that can be released by all combustible materials in a given fire zone
having a theoretical surface area A (in
m2). This can be written as follows:
q=
S (Mi Hui)
in
A
The term "combustible materials", as

used here, must be deemed to include all inflammable substances,
whether building materials, operating
fuels and consumables, stored products, packaging, or surface finishes
(e.g., paneling, coatings or the like).
More detailed instructions are presented in the standard m.a.
groups of rooms must often be conducted. The theoretical fire compartment area A expressed in m2 will therefore not always be the same as the
surface area of a smoke compartement of a building to be assessed. In
practice one room or flights of rooms
having a smaller surface area than
the fire compartment concerned will
depend on the demands of the mechanical smoke extraction. For our
purpose we must calculate the room
surface area to be protected by the
mechanical exhaust system. HERR
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In any event, each area in the affected fire compartment must be assessed in terms of the quality and quantity of combustibles it contains, i.e.,
we must determine the mass Mi (in
kg) of each combustible substance
and its net calorific value Hui (in
kWh/kg).
The resultS is
fire load for the fire
(Mthe
i Hui)R
q =
in kWh/m2
compartment
Aarea AR examined.
R
DIN 18230 and the resulting equation

are intended for determining the requisite fire resistance time of the building components in a specific fire
compartment. As a result, applications of the standard may deviate from
those discussed in the present document.
The calculated fire load qr for unproS (Mi Hui mi)is

R obtained after
tected
qr = combustibles
in kWh/m2
weighting withAthe
combustion factor
R
mi.
While the parameters and assessment methods defined in the standard relate to a theoretical building
section ("compartment") affected by
fire, in the present case individual
analyses for specific rooms or
The calculated fire load used in design should be at least equal to 25

kWh/m2.
The combustion factor mi is thus directly reflected in the design of the

smoke/heat exhaust system. It reflects the specific type, shape and
distribution as well as the combustion behaviour of the inflammable substances. Obviously, the mass of unprotected paper, cardboard, textile
material, etc., that will be consumed
by fire in unit time is much larger than
the corresponding mass of wood or
packaged products.
Depending on the material and its net
calorific value and storage density,
the combustion factor mi will typically vary between 0,2 and 1,7.
For more detailed information, reference should be made to DIN 18230,
Part 1, Addendum 1.

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Excerpt from the Addendum to DIN
18230, Part 1.
Extract from annex to DIN 18230 - part 1
(More detailed data are given in DIN

18230, Parts 1 & 2)
No.
For details refer to DIN 18230, part 1 + part 2, preliminary standard
Material
Compact- miness %
factor
spruce wood
boards
squared timber 40 mm x 40 mm
spar, scalped diameter 150-300 mm
loose wood wool (pressed bale)
chipboard (DIN 4102 - B 2)
writing paper and printing paper
rolles or sizes of cardboard on paletts
painted cardboard
unpainted cardboard
bales of wrapping paper
paper rolls, standing, lying or on pallets
cut to size
painted paper
unpainted paper
sanitary crepe paper rolls, or packed in bags
cotton
fibre bales
pressed fibre bales
pressed polyamide fibre bales
Pressed polyacrylenitrile bales
fibres, not modified
fibres, modified with approx. 35% vinyledenchloride
waste
pressed cotton, polyamide and polyacrilnetrile
fibres bales
q = fire load in kWh/m2

q = fire load in kWh/m2, related to
the fire department
qr = calculated fire load in kWh/m2
AR = Surface of the fire compartment
in m2
Mi = mass of the individual combustible material in kg
Hui = net calorific value of the
individual combustible material
in kWh/kg
mi = combustion factor of the individual combustible material
w = heat exhaust factor
c = conversion factor in min.
m2/kWh
t = equivalent fire duration in min.
l = cubic capacity of the room in
m3
tm = average fire room temperature
in C
n = air changes in h1
(number per minute)
polyethylene
granulate in individual sacks
moulded parts (empty beer boxes) piled up
polystyrole
hard foam (DIN 4102 - B 3) PS 20
hard foam (DIN 4102 - B 1) PS 20 SE
polyurethane hard foam
PUR hard foam (DIN 4102 - B 2)
PUR hard foam (DIN 4102 - B 1)
Polycarbodiimide hard foam
UP unsaturated polyester resins , glass-reinforced
bars in loose piles
brown-coal briquettes, dropped charge
chlorbenzole
cyclohexane
dimethylformamide
glycole
oil fuel EL
oil fuel S
iopropylealcohol
methanole
oleoresin
xylene
*) bulk density = material volume / total volume or = bulk density / apparent density
**) incineration factors mi < 0.2 can be evaluated according to DIN 18230 part 1, if the
examination authority issued their comments according to advice and recommendations
given in NABau-Arbeitsausschuss XII 45/2 m-factor

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7.1 System design in
accordance with
DIN 18232, Part 5
The new standard DIN 18232, part 5,
applies to large rooms with a minimum interior height of 3 m. However,
it is not suitable for rooms with stationary gas extinguishing equipment,
storage rooms with storage heights
exceeding 1.5 m, hazardous material
storage areas, and hazardous duty
rooms.
The calculation of the volume flow to
be extracted is based on the so-called dimensioning category. To obtain
the appropriate dimensioning category it is necessary to determine the
underlying fire development time and
the fire propagation rate. The fire development time is the interval between the outbreak of the fire and the
start of fire-fighting operations. In any
case, it is assumed that the premises
are protected by a fire alarm system
in accordance with EDIN VDE 0832-2
(VDE 0833T2) with fire detectors as
per DIN EN 54-7, or else that appropriately trained personnel is continuously present. The mechanical
smoke exhaust system should be
triggered by smoke detectors as soon as possible,as only this way the
evacuation of occupants, who are
mostly unfamiliar with the building,
can be ensured.
As soon as the fire brigade has arrived at the scene, it will take charge of
rescue operations and can also determine whether or not the mechanical smoke exhaust system should remain in operation. The time between
the start of the initiation of the fire
and the arrival of the fire brigade is
therefore decisive. Where a company fire department is in place, an
interval of 5 minutes is typically assumed. With volunteer fire brigades and
under unusually adverse conditions,
as much as 20 minutes may
pass.SIEHE FRAGEZEICHEN IM
DEUTSCHEN TEXT In the normal case, calculations will be based on an
average fire development time of 10
minutes.
Once this interval has been defined in

consultation with the expert and/or
local fire department, the fire propagation rate remains to be determined. It depends on the combustible
materials present in the various fire
compartments.
Combustible construction materials

in non-combustible packaging, for
instance, have a particularly low fire
propagation rate. On the other hand,
where substances such as benzene
or rubberized products are stored,
the flames will spread very quickly.
Usually, an average propagation rate
will be assumed.
A note in the standard tells us that the

presence of a sprinkler system justifies the selection of the next lower dimensioning category. This statement
must be viewed as exceedingly problematic. A discharge of water from
the sprinkler system into the accumulated smoke layer will definitely increase the amount of smoke to be
extracted. In addition, the water literally forces the smoke downwards into the escape routes, which should
be kept clear by all means.
Our recommendation, therefore, is

to leave the mechanical smoke exhaust system running for as long
as occupant protection is still an
issue, and to ensure that the
sprinkler system will be triggered
after the smoke exhaust fans.
Moreover, the standard assumes
smoke compartment surface areas in
the region of 1600 m2.
The volume flow of smoke to be extracted and the fan temperature category can now be determined from
the exhaust flow rate tables, depending on the desired depth of the lowsmoke layer, the dimensioning
group, and the energy release rate (a
result of the fire load calculation).
Feuerwehr
Brandmeldung
Brandentstehung
Eintreffen der Feuerwehr am Brandort
ergibt die anzusetzende Brandentwicklungsdauer
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The pre-standard DIN 18232-5 gives
tables for two different fire scenarios:
1000
900
800
700
TLT test levels
The "installation rules" likewise provided in the standard shall be examined in detail in section 8.4.7.
Unit-temperature curve according to DIN 4102
Temperature increase in K
The energy release rate to be employed as a function of the calculated

fire load is 600 kW/m2 in one case
and 300 kW/m2in the other.
600
500
400
300
200
100
0
0
10
30
2040
50 7060 80 100
90
120
Fire developement
Tests in accordance with
time in minutes
DIN V 18232, Part 6
DIN EN 12101, Part 3

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7.2 Design according to DIN 18230
and Quenzel
For guidance, Fig. 7 plots the curve
of the unit-temperature in the fire
compartment over time. A few key
critical temperatures have been marked in the diagram as average points
of occurrence of the events identified.
A clear-cut law linking from the fire

compartment temperature to the fire
load cannot be established because
of the diversity of effects governing
each individual fire. However, we can
identify a relationship between the fire load and the equivalent fire duration t, a term introduced in DIN
18230. The equation incorporates
the factors w and c:
t = c qr w
Melting point of some stones
Melting point of aluminium

Melting point of glass, softening point of
Ignition point of wood
Critical temperature for steel-reinforced concrete
Temperature in fire zone tBA in C
For the smoke exhaust system designer the question arises in this context which temperatures (and specifically, which combustion gas temperature) must be expected in case of a
fire.
Example
Fracture point of multilayer glass

Fracture of normal glass windows
Melting and flash point of rubber and plastic
65
in min.
Duration of fire t in minutes

Fig. 7: Temperatur criteria during evolution of fire
The heat factor w is a coefficient expressing the specific ventilation conditions characterizing the fire scenario. Depending on the arrangement of
the smoke extraction system and the
make-up air supply (and possibly, the
achievable number of air changes), a
value of w = 2.2 to 3.2 may be assumed for a mechanical smoke exhaust
installation.
The conversion factor c, according to
DIN 18230, reflects the thermal insulation properties of the fire compartment enclosure walls. It is given as c
= 0.15 to 0.25 min. m2/kWh, the higher value indicating the higher insulation level.
If the insulating capability of enclosure components is destroyed by the fire, e.g., because of windows shattering, a value of c = 0.15 may be adopted.
Where this computing method is taken into account in the system design process, it should be remembered that the various factors all have
an uncertainty margin to the positive
or negative side. Still, they should be

used as a guide in calculating fire
In this case the average fire temperature should be described by the empirical formula:
q
tm = 20 + 250 log (4 t2
events. Bearing this in mind, and in

accordance with a calculated equivalent fire duration and the assumption
that no fire-fighting action is taken,
the unit-temperature curve permits
an approximate calculation of the
temperature increase (or fire temperature) to be expected . A real-case
analysis of fire loads and building situations yields an equivalent fire duration of 20 55 minutes for most
buildings, so that smoke temperatures of about 1020 to 1220 K (750 950C) would have to be anticipated
from the fire compartment.
The temperature in the fire compartment will not reach this level if a smoke and heat exhaust system generates sufficient air changes from the
start.
nl
) in C
This formular including the number of

air-changes.
This temperature is approximately
equal to that of the extracted air, and
may therefore be used to determine
the temperature resistance of the
mechanical smoke exhaust system.
t = equivalent fire duration (in min)
tm = average fire room temperature
(in C)
qr = calculated fire load in kWh/m2
n
= air changes (number per hour)
= cubic capacity of the room in

m3

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8.0 Individual system components
b) the open position (during extraction of hot gases).
8.1 Smoke exhaust dampers

Since work on the relevant European
standard (prEN 1366-10) is still continuing, the relevant national approval
mechanisms have remained applicable. In Germany, these are enshrined
in the Building Rules List established
by the new Building Code (the currently valid list is designated 99-1).
According to this document, all smoke exhaust dampers require approval
by the building supervisory authority.
Smoke exhaust dampers are known
to have two safety positions:
a) the closed position (standby, with
or without fire resistance)
8.2 Smoke exhaust ducts

The fire resistance behaviour of smoke exhaust ducts is currently governed by the national standard DIN
4102-6, while their smoke extraction
capabilities are subject to DIN 18232-6.
DIN 4102-6 is scheduled to be replaced within the next 6 months by EN
1366-1, while DIN V 18232-6 will remain applicable until the European
standard for smoke exhaust ducts
(EN 1366-8) becomes available. This
is expected to happen in about two
years' time.
Moreover, their power supply must

be reliably ensured since a smoke
exhaust damper is required to retain
its opening and closing capability
even after 25 minutes of fire exposure, so that consistent with the Model
Guideline for Ducting (draft 98), the
exhaust duct equipment will remain
operable for at least 90 minutes.
Such equipment is designated

ETK90, i.e., it has a fire resistance of
90 minutes at the ISO 834 unit-temperature curve (in the future, the relevant document will be EN 1363-1),
and its smoke extraction functionality, based on the same curve, remains
ensured for the same period.
The drive units for smoke exhaust

dampers are tested for a fire resistance of 90 minutes. In the case of a
power failure, the de-energized drive
units must secure the damper in its
open position, e.g., via a mechanical
locking feature.
According to the European testing

criteria, the elongation of the suspension elements must be measured and
recorded in the test record upon
completion of the fire test. The measured elongation applies for a maximum hanger length of 1.5 m. Where
longer suspension elements are needed, their elongation shall not exceed
the value measured in the test, e.g.,
40 mm for a 1.5 m (uncovered) hanger. For longer elements to remain
within this elongation range, they
must be enclosed in a fire-resistant
material.
The tightness of the ductwork is another criterion. Practical experience
shows that ducts assembled on site
exhibit the greatest installation flaws.
The differences between the two European standards and their German
counterparts are minimal, except for
the characteristics and length of the
suspension FR DIE BERPRFUNG DER RICHTIGKEIT DER
BERSETZUNG MSSTE ICH WISSEN, WAS ABHNGER BZW. ABHNGERLNGEN SIND!elements.
The calculations use the same baseline value of 6 N/mm2.
Leakage flows shall not exceed 10

m3/h per square meter of inside surface area. Thus, for instance, an Li
1.0 x 1.0 m duct has an interior circumference of 4.0 meters, and a 5meter length of this duct has an inside surface area of 20.0 m.
With the publication of DIN EN 13661, this European specification has

come to reflect the state of the art.
DIN 4102, Part 6, is about to be withdrawn in late 2000 or early 2001.SIEHE ANMERKUNG IM DEUTSCHEN
TEXT
Its maximum acceptable leakage

would thus be 2.0 x 10 = 200 m3/h. In
the case of multi-range systems, allowance must also be made for permissible cold leaks of 200 m3/h per
square meter of cross-sectional area
(smoke exhaust dampers)
and for the acceptable exhaust fan

power loss.
In sizing a smoke exhaust fan, all acceptable sources of leakage or power loss have to be duly taken into
account.

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Engineering Standards
Smoke exhaust fans
DIN...
EN...
DIN V
18232-6
EN 12101-3
Contents
Mechanical smoke exhaust systems
Requirements for components
and suitability testing
Part 3: Specification for mechanical
smoke and heat exhaust ventilators
(test and product standard)
Fire protection dampers
DIN
EN
1366-2
Fire protection dampers
Smoke exhaust dampers
DIN V
18232-6

Reqirements for components
Ducting
DIN V
18232-6

Requirements for components
Sizing of smoke exhaust systems
DIN 1366-1
Fire resistance tests on service installations,

Fire-resistant ventilation ducts
pr EN
1366-8
Fire resistance tests on service installations

in buildings, Smoke extraction ducts
pr EN
1366-9
Fire resistance tests on service installations

in buildings
Smoke extraction ducts in a fire zone
DIN V
18232-5

Requirements and design
pr EN
12101-5
Smoke and heat protection sytems

Functional requirements and calculation
methods for smoke and heat exhaust systems
Pressure-based smoke protection systems DIN 18232-7

(Entwurf)
Smoke exhaust systems

Pressure-based smoke protection
systems for safety staircases
pr EN
12101-6

Pressure differential systems, kits
pr EN
12101-4

design of smoke and heat exhaust systems
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8.3 Control of smoke exhaust
systems
8.3.1 Triggering devices and
single-range systems
Smoke exhaust fans and fire protection dampers must be approved by
the German Institute of Building
Technology (DIBt) according to Building Rules List "B", Part 2, in conjunction with the relevant smoke detectors. Compliance with the codes is
demonstrated via certification tests
performed by independent testing institutes.
The smoke exhaust system is triggered by pushbuttons or automatically
via smoke detection switches. The
signals which activate the mechanical heat and smoke exhaust installation and move the fire protection and
smoke exhaust dampers into their
safety position are transmitted by a
controller. The various devices cooperate to ensure a high-speed fire
detection, alarm, and smoke exhaust.
Past fire disasters have shown that
an effective rescue of human beings
can only be achieved through an ear-
ly and effective extraction of smoke

from escape and safety routes until
the arrival of fire-fighting services. To
ensure the direct and immediate activation of the smoke exhaust system, smoke extraction fans must be
equipped with automatic triggering
devices which sense the presence of
smoke (smoke detectors).
Smoke exhaust systems designed
for human safety must not require
manual activation, since the occupants at risk must be able to leave
the building safely within the first few
minutes after a fire has started. If, in
the course of the planning process,
the fire authorities should insist on
manual activation by the fire brigade,
the system no longer qualifies as a
smoke exhaust installation for human
safety, since experience shows that it
will usually take 5 15 minutes for fire fighters to arrive.
The foregoing does not apply where
smoke exhaust dampers form part of
the smoke exhaust system. In this
case the fans may be integrated with
the wiring of the smoke exhaust
damper and the associated triggering device, which meets the same
protection objective. Still, it must be
possible to start the fans manually via

pushbuttons.
Obviously, all triggering devices must
be approved by the building supervisory authorities. The layout and number of smoke detectors used must
conform to DIN VDE 0833-1.

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Automation
level
Field level
The integration of all equipment such

as central fire detection, emergency
lighting and fire compartment doors
into the building services automation
structure provides an overall functionality and comprehensive control
capability offering numerous benefits. On one hand, it ensures that escape and rescue routes will be kept
clear of smoke for a defined interval
to protect occupants and fire-fighting
services. On the other, it enables a
continuous documentation of all processes in conjunction with the building services automation system allowing full records of incidents for
subsequent analysis. In addition,
maintenance-free fire protection
dampers (or dampers with extended
service intervals) can be installed if
the system allows these units to be
periodically actuated with full performance logging. High maintenance
costs can thus be effectively reduced, given that according to the "General Building Supervision Approval",
conventional fire protection dampers
must be serviced annually.
Management
level
8.3.2 Control via LON bus (ICI)
METASYS
operating station
N1 network, Ethernet using TCP/IP

at 10 Mbps or
METASYS network
processor
Integration of fire
alarm systems, etc.
N2 bus, 10 Kbps
SBKM safety bus

communication
module for fire
protection dampers
Smoke exhaust panel

Joventa drive unit with
spring return
Joventa reversible drive

units
Kostenersparnis und erhhte Sicherheit sind die Argumente fr die Zwei-BusVerdrahtung in der Gebudeautomation, mit der ein Entrauchungssystem gesteuert und geregelt wird.
Considerable cost savings

Bus communication is a key advantage of digital building automation
solutions. It implies considerable
cost savings because of a significant
reduction in installation costs. The
need for traditional star-pattern wiring, with its high cabling investment
(at least E30 for smoke exhaust applications), is eliminated. This is illustrated in the following example.
At the field level the bus is arranged

as a ring circuit for the transmission
of data and control signals, thus offering a high degree of safety. From the
control module the individual actuating motors of the smoke exhaust
and fire protection dampers are fed
and operated via a 2-wire system
(power supply plus data/control signals). The amount of cabling required
and hence, the fire load, are greatly
reduced.MACHT DER SATZ IN DER
DEUTSCHEN VORLAGE SINN?? The
SBKM safety bus

communication
module for smoke
exhaust dampers
2-wire connections can even be interchanged during assembly. Only a

bus system can ensure a full closedloop and open-loop control of the
smoke extraction process without
additional interfaces, with full integration into the building automation
system for the entire building.

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8.4 Smoke exhaust fans
The relevant requirements are defined by the European product standard DIN EN 12101, Part 3 ("Smoke
and heat control systems Specification for mechanical smoke and
heat exhaust ventilators"). All BVS
smoke exhaust fans are tested to this
standard and meet its severe requirements.
In addition, German building law requires each fan to be generally approved by the Building Supervisory
Authority.
In accordance with this requirement,
our smoke exhaust fans possess the
supplementary General Building Supervisory Approval issued by the German
Institute of Building Technology (DIBt),
Berlin. Significant advances in standardization of preventive fire protection
technology have allowed these standards to be integrated into building law.
With the inclusion of smoke exhaust
fans into the Building Rules List, their installation has become permissible only
where the relevant units are tested and
certified to legally valid standards.
8.4.1 Suitability testing and certifi
cation by the Building Super
visory Authority
Only a single test institute in Germany is accredited to perform suitability testing of smoke exhaust fans
according to the test and inspection
provisions of EN 12101-3. This is the
test institute of the Technical University of Munich (Domestic Services
Research Laboratory).
The approval certificates of the Building Supervisory Authority, issued by

the German Institute of Building
Technology, a corporation under public law, acknowledge compliance
with the technical requirements of
the Building Rules List B2.
This document is published by the
German Institute of Building Technology (Deutsches Institut fr Bautechnik, DIBt).
The Building Rules List "B", Part 2,
includes construction products
which are sold and introduced into
commerce under regulations governing the implementation of European
Community directives, with the exception of regulations for the implementation of the Construction Products Directive,where such directives do not reflect key requirements
of section 5(1) of the German Construction Products Act and additional
proof of suitability for use is required
under German building codes to
meet these requirements. Such construction products must bear the DE
label in addition to a conformity label
according to the building codes of
the German federal states. The specific requirements of section 5(1) of
the Construction Products Act not
met by the directives are stated in column 4 of the Construction Rules List
"B", Part 2. Columns 5 and 6 indicate which suitability and conformity
certificates a product must possess
to fulfill such key requirements of the
German state building codes.
Key requirements under section 45(1)

of the Building Products Act relate to
the following properties:
mechanical strength
stability
fire protection
hygiene
health
environmental protection
safety for use
acoustic insulation
energy savings
thermal insulation
The essential requirements are detailed in the basic documents under Article 12 of the Council Directive
89/106/EEC of December 12, 1988.
Building Rules List "B",

Edition 97/1 (Excerpt)
The Building Rules List "B" is a
compilation of construction products whose introduction into
commerce and sale is subject to
regulations of European Union
member states including Germany and of signatory states of
the Agreement on a European
Economic Area, and which bear
the CE label. For smoke exhaust
fans, the Building Rules List "B",
Fr alle Brandgasventilatoren liegen

Bauaufsichtliche Zulassungen vom
Deutschen Institut fr Bautechnik
DIBt, Berlin vor.

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8.4.1 Various installation configurations
The diverse available models, designs and types cover the needs of virtually any application.
Fan installation outside the fire

compartment and outside the building
smoke layer
Rauchschicht
These fans need no thermal insulation. The minimum distance to combustible materials must be met. (Beltdriven fans must, however, be fitted
with heat insulation).
Fan installation outside the fire

compartment but inside the building (in an adequately ventilated
room)
smoke layer
Rauchschicht
wall
F 90
Wand
F90
The fan must be insulated in accordance with DIN 4102-4, or enclosed

in mineral fibre lagging (density ^ 90
kg/m3) measuring at least 40 mm in
thickness.
Fan installation inside the fire compartment

If the fan is suitable for installation
within the fire compartment, no insulation is necessary.
smoke
layer
Rauchschicht
(Fans depending on external air for

cooling must be provided with an appropriate L90-grade cooling air supply duct. However, this requirement
is not applicable to wall-mounted
fans).

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Complete test rig for roof-mounted smoke exhaust fans. Fumes are
extracted from a furnace and returned to it via a duct attached to the
fan outlet.
8.4.2 Test conditions and criteria

Our smoke exhaust fans are functionally tested under virtually realistic
mounting conditions. Each fan series
is run in smoke extraction mode according to its appropriate temperature/time category for at least the specified minimum operating duration; in
most cases, the test is continued for
much longer (Table 1).
8.4.3 Suitability testing criteria
Volume flow decrease over the test
interval ( 10%)
Reduction in static pressure head
over the test interval ( 20%)
Surface temperature increase on insulated fans must not exceed 180 K
at any one point
8.4.4 Tests
The prescribed tests relate to smoke
exhaust fans operating as standalone units in an installed condition.
Many accessories, although not subject to testing themselves, are critical
for the operation of the fan. It has the-
Heat-insulated repair switch, cooling air inlet nozzle
refore been our policy to test them on

a voluntary basis in conjunction with
the fan system. For each fan series, a
minimum of two (up to a total of five)
specimens had to be tested depending on type and model. The number
of specimens reflects the criteria set
forth in the test standard as well as
the diversity of application conditions
for which BVS smoke exhaust fans

are built.
Temperature / Time Category according to EN 12101, Part 3

Category
Temperature ( C)
according to
EN 12101-T3
Insulated fans
minimum operating
duration (min)
Tested operating duration of TLT fans (min)
F300 F200 F400 F600 F842
not assigned
842
as determined
by supplier
60
as determined
by supplier
120
300
200
400
600
60
120
120
120
120
120
In determining categories, existing classifications under national standards

such as DIN, BS, etc., were taken into account.
Table 1

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8.4.5 Allgemeine bauaufsichtliche Zulassungen und Gutachten
Minimum
Report
limit
operation duration
No.
BVD
BVD
BVW-D
C
620
400
600
min.
120
120
120
96/1162
97/1188
96/1166
Z-78.1-24
Z-78.1-25
Z-78.1-29
037-041
037-041
118/123-125/126-129
BVW
BWAXO
BWAXN 12/56
BWAXN 12/56
BWAXN 12/56
600
300
200
300
400
120
120
120
120
120
96/1166
98/1196-1
96/1167-4
96/1167-2
96/1167-6
Z-78.1-29
Z-78.1-41
Z-78.1-18
Z-78.1-20
Z-78.1-21
115-116/123-125/126-129
107-109
110-113
110-113
110-113
BVRA *
BVW for
floor installation
BV-ERV
BVAXO
BVAXN 12/56
BVAXN 12/56
BVAXN 12/56
BVAXN 8/56
620
600
BV-REH
300
300
200
300
400
600
90
120
400
120
120
120
120
120
120
91/196-1-a* Z-78.1-16
98/1196-3 Z-78.1-29
120
98/1196-4
98/1196-2 in preparation
98/1196-1 Z-78.1-41
96/1167-4 Z-78.1-18
96/1167-2 Z-78.1-20
96/1167-6 Z-78.1-21
96/1167-1 Z-78.1-17
Roof-mounted fans
Wall-mounted fans
General
Temperature
Fan series
Fan type
approval
No.
Dokumented on
catalogue page
Central service fans
Centrifugal fans

Axial-flow fans

Accessories

* to DIN 18232-6
Inlet box for BVW types

Outlet dampers for BVW types
Automatic shutoff dampers
Flexible connections
(inlet or outlet side)
96/1166
96/1166
soon**
Pedestals for BVD and BVW-D types

Round silencer TSR
soon**
149-157
119-125/126-129
beantragt
137-157
159
045-055
057-077
057-077
057-077
079-092
Z-78.1-29
117
Z-78.1-29
115-117

same as fan
approval number
Z-78.1-24
037/118
Z-78.1-25

060
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8.4.7 Fan sizing
As a rule, any smoke and heat exhaust system must be sized in conformance with applicable laws and
standards. This can only be accomplished through cooperation between the specifier and the building
supervisory authority. As a result, the
calculation steps and sizing criteria
outlined below should only be viewed
as a guide.
Sizing steps
1. Calculate the fire load of the room
in question and the theoretical fire
load with the aid of the formulas given above (from DIN 18230, Part 1,
and the design specifications of
EN 12101-5 or EN 18232-5).
2. Determine the requisite smoke exhaust volume flow.
3. Determine the smoke temperature.
It the temperature thus obtained
exceeds the proof temperature of
the fan the number of air changes
must be increased, or a bypass
must be installed to mix the extracted smoke with cooler air.
4. Determine the leakage air flow and
the requisite total air volume.
The leakage flow will vary as a function of pressure loss conditions and
number and sizes of ducts in the system. In practice, long duct sections
on the fan inlet side and the associated high pressure loss will often
translate into leakage flows that exert
a significant impact on the overall system throughput.
It should always be remembered
that the exhaust volume flow of a
mechanical smoke exhaust system is measured not at the fan,
but in the assumed fire compartment under normal conditions.
The anticipated leakage loss must be
taken into account in any fan sizing
effort.
In this context the specifier should also check whether the air supply openings are sufficient for the total make-up air volume, and whether ap-
propriate scavenging
exist in the room.
conditions
The air flow rate through the supply

openings should be 3 m/s.
5. Determine the total pressure loss
across the system.
6. Select the appropriate fan
Often it may appear expedient to use
the fan for normal room ventilation
purposes as well. In this case, a drive
motor with two or three operating
speeds may be selected. The lower
rpm level is then used for normal venting, while the higher speed is activated in the event of a fire.
Fan use
Selecting the right fan in terms of
temperature resistance, operating time and output does not suffice to ensure a proper smoke exhaust system. The following fan operating aspects must likewise be taken into account:
The switchgear cabinet for the
smoke exhaust fan must be installed outside the rooms exposed to a
fire (or high temperature) hazard.
Switchgear cabinets or panels must
not be fitted on an (interior or exterior) wall of the fire compartment.
Only the fulfilment of these aspects,
which are all too often neglected in
the use of smoke exhaust fans, can
Pleasean
also
note our
Installation,
ensure
effective
smoke
and heat
exhaust
operation
in conjunction with
Operating
and Maintenance
Inthe correct fan sizing.
Smoke exhaust fans may be operated via a frequency converter when in

normal venting mode, but not in smoke extraction service (except where
the frequency converter is tested in
conjunction with the fan).
To ensure a reliable smoke extraction
performance the installation must
conform to the fan manufacturer's
specifications and to all requirements
imposed by the Building Supervisory
Authority, e.g., with regard to
installation room cooling

thermal installation
use of tested and approved accessories (e.g., flexible connections,
spring-type antivibration mounts,
silencers, shutoff dampers)
uninterruptible power supply

FUNDAMENTALS
029
8.4.7 Installation notes for smoke
exhaust fans
By embracing intelligent solutions
at the planning stage and adopting
a practice-oriented installation
strategy for the smoke exhaust system, users can save significant
installation and maintenance
costs.
We are all familiar with practical examples of fans virtually inaccessible
for maintenance, or whose disassembly requires an unreasonable effort and can therefore be carried out
installation site. In any case, cables

shall conform to the circuit integrity
maintenance specifications of DIN
4102, Part 12. Generally, the rule appearing at the top of the next page
shall be considered applicable.SIEHE DEUTSCHEN TEXT
on, and specifically the proper interaction of all components. In the functional test, the fan's power consumption at normal temperatures of about
20C must not exceed permissible
values and its direction of impeller rotation must be verified.
In practice, this means that the

connecting cables must not contact
the fan casing and must be routed in
appropriate mechanical protection
systems.
The circuit integrity, safety and reliability of the power supply must likewise be ensured. The system must
be maintained in good repair at all times. Its power supply must be ensured throughout the smoke extraction
operation. The option is essentially
between a primary or secondary power supply. Secondary power may
be derived from an emergency power
unit or a second mains connection; in
any case, it must be fully isolated
from the primary power source. The
changeover between primary and secondary supply must be automatic
(second mains connection). The power requirement of a smoke exhaust
system shall be rated under normal
ambient conditions.
The specifications further describe

the installation of switchgear components and maintenance switches,
which must be provided in duly protected form in areas not exposed to a
fire or temperature hazard and in any
case, outside the fire compartment.
As an example, consider the placement of maintenance switches outside the fire zone. According to VDE
0113-1, such switches must be fitted
in the immediate vicinity of the fan for
maintenance and repair purposes,
but this requirement applies only if
the fan is not in the line of sight of an
operator at the switchgear cabinet.
Installation example: BVAXN 8/56/1400 MD
only on legal holidays with the associated penalty of immense cost.

Compliance with legal requirements
and the use of appropriate practical
know-how constitute effective safeguards against such errors.
Indoor fan installation outside the
fire compartment
Fans for this application type must be
heat insulated when installed in a
ventilated room. Data concerning the
requisite nominal air flows which
must be ensured to keep the air temperature in the installation room below 40C under any fan operating
condition are available from the manufacturer upon request.
Insulation in the form of wire-net mineral fiber matting may be applied retroactively in a single layer. The
thickness of the lagging must exceed
40 mm, at an apparent density > 90
kg/m3. Note also that the insulation
material for fire-resistant air ducting
must meet DIN 4102, Part 4. As regards electrical wiring, routing and
execution requirements vary with the
It should also be noted that the fan's

radiant heat output must not interfere
with maintenance switch operability,
and that the switch must be secured
against unauthorized operation in its
energized state. (In no case shall
switches be mounted in the fire zone
without protection).
Always remember when designing
circuits and control systems (whether
closed or open-loop) that the fan's
smoke extraction function must take
priority over all other functions the
smoke exhaust system may have.
Thus, where a fan is started or energized via a suitable switchgear device, all thermal or electrical monitoring
components must be bypassed or
de-energized, and all switching devices must be rated for the projected
(usually, maximum) fan rpm. The fan
speed must NOT be variable for the
duration of the fire, and indeed, such
speed control would be counterproductive. Another important requirement is that all devices have undergone an appropriate acceptance
procedure.
This acceptance must be conducted
and documented at the system operator's initiative. The acceptance
tests shall determine the system's full
operability and appropriate installati-
Another issue, ultimately, is the maintenance of smoke exhaust fans. It

must be consistent with the fan manufacturer's maintenance instructions. As a minimum, component
operability checks must be carried
out at three-month intervals.
If due regard has been paid to accessibility at the planning stage, the following functional checks can be performed quickly and economically:
Fan start-up test
Check of measuring and triggering
devices, smoke detectors and manual start functions
Visual inspection of fans and smoke exhaust dampers
Review of smoke extraction scenarios with regard to triggering, damper positioning and fresh air supply
Sample check of individual volume
flows and comparison with the acceptance condition

SIZING APPLICATION EXAMPLE 1
CENTRIFUGAL SMOKE EXHAUST FAN FOR 600C SERVICE
Example 1
Furniture warehouse in multistorey
building. Fig. 10 shows the plan, section and fan location
The geometrical floor plan shape and
the location of the post air flow enable good transverse ventilatoin of the
room with the help of a short connection duct to the equipment. Due to
concentrated post air flow with simultaneous underpressure in the warehouse the floor area and the area
required for firefighting can be kept
free of smoke.
Design sequences:
for 1. It is assumed that there approx.
10 t of furniture stored in the
room. The material composition is: Wood 5600 kg, textiles
3000 kg, plastic materials 1300
kg.
The arithmetical fire pollution is therefore:

from chart 1 to DIN 18230, part 1
Material
Mi kg Hui kWh
mi
Mi Hui mi kWh
Wood
Textiles
Plastic
5600
3000
672
1
0,4
0,4
26880
5160
1800
kg
4,8
4,3
6,7
33840
for 4. It can be assumed that no leakage air volume needs taking

into account as the drainage is
only laid to the warehouse. This
results in the volume flow required
The sum divided by the floor area 240

m2 results in
kWh
33840
qr = 240 = 141 2
m
for 2. With a contained volume of 720
m3 you can now read the necessary air exchange of n = 15
h-1 from Fig. 6.
V=nl=
15 h-1 720 m3 = 10800 m3/h
for 3. Using qr you can now calculate

the equivalent fire duration t.
The conversion factors are
c = 0,2
for 5. The resistance of the drainage

system with grids is approx.
400 Pa at a volume flow of
10800m3/h (3,0 m3/s).The
pressure loss at the locking
cap is approx. 70 Pa. and the
pressure loss at the suction
box is also approx. 60 Pa. This
means you must select a fan
with a total pressure increase
of approx. 530 Pa.
min m2
kWh
and the heat extraction factor w = 2,2

(taken from DIN 18230).
t = c w qr =
0,2 2,2 141 = 62.04 min.
With the help of this number the temperature in the fire source room of
940C can be read from Fig. 7. The
mean fire temperature when operating the RWA can be determined
using this empirical formula:
tm = 20 + 250 log (4 t2
tm = 20 + 250 log (4 622
030
for 6. By looking at the performance

curve (page 097) you can see
that a fire-proof fan of type
BVW-R 630/25-6 with a suction
duct looks to be suitable.
qr
) in C
nl
141
) = 595,65C
15 720
It amounts to approx. 573C and therefore does not exceed the operating
temperature for the flame-proof fan
of 600C.
2000
626
725
Pressure losses
Suction box
- - - BVW-D-flap
....... BVW-A resp.
R-flap
1800
1500 min-1
1600
452/1252
500
= 1,2 kg/m3
t = 20C
1400
516
1200
1000
-4
800
725
Fig. 9
710
500
626
additional available pressure D pt fPag
610
425
1000 min-1
600
-6
750 min-1
400
-8
200
5000
10000
Volume flow V fm3/hg R
15000
20000
25000
30000
35000
FLAME-PROOF FANS
LAYOUT - EXAMPLE FOR APPLICATION NO. 1
FLAME-PROOF RADIAL FAN FOR 600C
Example 1
No cooling fan required
Furniture storage in a multi-storey building equipped with a flame-proof radial

fan for wall installation for
031
When planning and installing the

system please also observe our
installation - operating and
maintenance instructions.
600C 120 min.
Fire gas
outlet
10 m
Storage area
Fire fighting zone

Energy supply and
control cable
Door for
air supply opening
Floor area
Switching on point
Control panel
24 m
Scale 1:150
3m
Outer wall
Flame-proof radial fan

type BVW-R with
inlet channel
Section AB
Fig. 10 Plan and section of a storage room
Scale 1:75
by the customer
FLAME-PROOF FANS
EXAMPLE OF APPLICATION NO. 2
FLAME-PROOF FANS FOR ROOF INSTALLATION
FOR 400/620C - BVD SERIES
032
Example No. 2
Hall air resp. smoke extraction with 3
flame-proof fans for roof installation
400/620C 120 min.
Air inlet
openings
10 m
Door as
air supply opening
B
25 m
Scale 1:150
Fire gas outlet
3m
cap
Flame-proof fans for roof

installation type BVD
Air supply opening

(near the floor)
Section AB
Picture 11
Scale 1:75
FLAME-PROOF FANS - EXAMPLE NO. 3

FLAME-PROOF AXIAL FANS FOR WALL
INSTALLATION FOR 200/300/400C
Example no. 3
200/300
400C fan
120
min.
No or
cooling
required
033

Hall air resp. smoke extraction with

flame-proof axial fans for wall installation for
Fire gas outlet
10 m
Doors as
air supply opening
Storage hall
Door
Isolated L 30
25 m
Fire gas outlet
Fire gas
outlet
3,5 m
Scale 1:150
Fire gas
outlet
Flame-proof axial fans for wall installation

BWAXN 12/56 series
Section AB
Fig. 12
Scale 1:75
FLAME-PROOF FANS
EXAMPLE OF APPLICATION NO 4
FLAME-PROOF AXIAL FAN FOR 200/300/400C
Example no. 4
No cooling fan required
034

A flame-proof axial fan extracts air resp. smoke from a storage hall
200/300 or 400C 120 min.
Fire gas
outlet
10 m
Storage area
Door as
air supply opening
B
Switching on point
Control
panel
25 m
Fire gas
outlet
3m
Scale 1:150
Flame-proof axial fan

BVAXN 12/56 series
Scale 1:75
Section AB
= by the customer
FLAME-PROOF FANS
EXAMPLES OF APPLICATION NO. 5
FLAME-PROOF AXIAL FAN FOR 600C
Example no. 5
Cooling fan required
Multi-storey building with ventilation /

smoke extraction of the basement with
a flame-proof axial fan of the BVAXN
8/56 series for
035

600C 120 min.
3,5 m
Optional arrangement
of the flame-proof axial fan
(fully galvanized version)
3,5 m
Flame-proof axial fan

BVAXN 8/56 series
(isolated by the customer on site)
3,5 m
channels isolated with Promate

(by the customer)
Air supply holes near the floor

- BVD SERIES
MAIN DIMENSIONS
400/620C 120 MIN
037
Self-acting shut-off flap

for open inlet for duct connection
D1
k
D1
k
z x d1
d1
D2
d1
Motor driven shut-off flap with spring return

for open inlet
for duct connection
D1
k
D1
k
z x d1
L2
L1
D1
d1
D2
d1
~70
~70
Flexible connection
90
Base plate 1)
d
Pedestal for smooth roofs insulated
Pedestal to be supplied by
B2
B
e
B2
350
350
B
B4
A
1.00
Size D
BVD
B1
B
2)
D1 D2
d1 k zx d1
L1
L2
B1
B2
B4
315
638
560
460
659 386
369
14
12x25
322
356
8 x 9,5 180
586
390
740
435
525
400 - 420
355
808
710
600
772 425
407
14
12x25
360
395
8 x 9,5 180
570
390
868
565
675
450 - 540
400
808
710
600
848 468
451
14
12x25
404
438
12 x 9,5 180
570
390
868
565
675
490 - 540
500
993 1000
880
923 571
586
18
16x25
507
541
12 x 9,5 305
395
484 1156
850
965
600 - 830
880 1337 712
730
18
16x25
638
674 16 x 11,5 305
460
484 1156
850
965
750 - 820
630 1272 1000
1) DIN 24 154, series 3 connection flange. An inlet screen 2) BVD 315/30-2 = 744 mm
can be attached directly to the base plate or flanges.
Dimensions in mm
When planning and installing the system please also observe our installation - operating and maintenance instructions.

BVD SERIES
038
Type
Weight
approx.
1700
3000 min-1
Speed
Nominal
current at
400 Volt
[min -1]
[kW]
50 Hz
[A]
670
0,12
0,65
700/470 0,22/0,08
1,0/0,7
930
0,18
0,82
890/400 0,25/0,044 0,9/0,38
920/700 0,22/0,11
0,9/0,72
1380
0,55
1,4
1410/670 0,5/0,12
1,5/0,7
1410/920 0,55/0,18
1,45/0,8
2880
4,0
8,5
[kg]
1600
-2
1500
d
= 1,2 kg
t = 20C
1400
1300
BVD 315/30-8
BVD 315/30-8/12
BVD 315/30-6
BVD 315/30-6/12
BVD 315/30-6/8
BVD 315/30-4
BVD 315/30-4/8
BVD 315/30-4/6
BVD 315/30-2
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
70
Motor
power
Volume flow (m3/h)

open inlet
open inlet
without
with
shut-off flap
shut-off flap
2500
2500/1100
3200
3200/1100
3200/2500
4900
4900/2500
4900/3200
9700
2250
2250/1050
2800
2800/1050
2780/2250
4500
4500/2500
4500/2800
9050
1200
Noise values in a room (inlet)
1100
Influences: A = 173,2 m2 Sabin, measured surface S = 100 m2, Ls = 20 dB,
1000
Speed
900
Sound level 1)
at V max.
Lw [dB]
670
930
1380
2880
800
700
75
81
88
102
LWA [dB]
LPA [dB]
62
70
79
97
47
55
65
85
Relative sound power level

Lw rel. = Lw tabular value
Octave center frequency [Hz]
125
250
500
1000 2000 4000
63
4,6
4,5
5,1
6,0
4,3
4,6
6,6
8,0
7,6
6,3
5,0
9,0
19,2
12,4
9,6
4,0
22,3
20,1
17,0
12,0
23,6
23,5
20,2
15,0
24,2
22,4
21,3
18,0
8000
34,6
28,6
22,2
19,0
Influence of self-acting shut-off flap + 3 dB

Additional available pressure pt1 [Pa] R
600
Noise values above a roof (outlet)
500
Influences: open area S = 117 m2, Ls = 20,7 dB,
1500 min-1
400
Speed
300
200
Sound level 1)
at V max.
Lw [dB]
-6
750 min-1
670
930
1380
2880
rve
e cu flap
tanc
ff
resis shut-o
e
of th
1000 min-1
100
-8
74
80
86
100
LwA [dB]
LPA [dB]
69
75
83
98
43
50
57
73
63
6,4
7,6
9,2
13,0

125
250
500
1000 2000 4000
8000
6,6
3,7
7,4
4,1
10,3
4,8
8,0 10,0
23,5
18,7
13,5
13,0
15,9
11,0
8,6
7,0
12,7
11,7
9,5
10,0
12,3
13,0
10,7
9,0
12,4
11,7
11,4
11,0
1000
2000
3000
Volume flow V [m3/h] R
4000
5000
6000
7000
8000
9000
1) L = Total sound power level

LWA = Total sound power level A-weighted
W
LPA = Sound pressure level A-weighted r = 4 m, 0. The noise values refer to open inlet at V max. without shut-off flap.
Type
700
= 1,2 kg
t = 20C
600
1500 min-1
500
Weight
approx.
Speed
Motor
power
Nominal
voltage at
400 Volt
50 Hz
[kg]
[min -1]
[kW]
[A]
BVD 355/30-8
BVD 355/30-8/12
BVD 355/30-6
BVD 355/30-6/12
BVD 355/30-6/8
BVD 355/30-4
BVD 355/30-4/8
BVD 355/30-4/6
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
76
670
0,12
700/470 0,22/0,08
910
0,25
890/400 0,25/0,044
920/700 0,22/0,11
1390
1,1
1400/700 1,0/0,25
1430/950 1,1/0,37
0,65
1,0/0,7
0,86
0,9/0,38
0,9/0,72
2,8
2,4/1,0
2,8/1,35
Volume flow (m3/h)

open inlet
open inlet
without
with
shut-off flap shut-off flap
3300
3300/2150
4750
4750/2150
4750/3300
7050
7050/3300
7050/4750
3000
3000/2000
4100
4100/2000
4100/3000
6550
6550/3000
6550/4100

Speed
400
Sound level 1)
at V max.
Lw [dB]
470
670
910
1390
300
LWA [dB]
LPA [dB]
57
65
72
82
42
51
58
68
63
2,3
3,9
4,2
5,2
4,3
4,4
4,3
6,7
9,8
6,9
7,2
5,0
21,1
18,9
12,1
9,7
23,5
21,8
18,6
16,8
21,2
21,3
21,4
19,3
27,0
21,1
18,1
19,0
8000
39,9
31,1
23,1
17,0
1000 min-1
71
77
82
90

125
250
500
1000 2000 4000
200
Influences: open area, measured surface S = 117 m2, Ls = 20,7 dB,

Speed
Sound level 1)
at V max.
750 min-1
Lw [dB]
rve
e cu flap
tanc
ff
resis shut-o
e
of th
100
500 min
-1
470
670
910
1390
69
76
82
90
LwA [dB]
63
71
79
87
LPA [dB]
38
46
53
62
63
4,5
7,5
8,8
10,6

125
250
500
1000 2000 4000
8000
4,9
6,8
7,0
10,4
29,1
21,5
14,5
9,3
8,6
4,3
5,6
5,7
17,4
16,4
11,0
9,0
12,1
12,1
9,9
8,8
10,4
11,9
12,9
11,7
15,0
10,4
8,0
10,0

1000
2000
3000
4000
5000
6000
7000

W


BVD SERIES
039
Type
800
1500 min-1
= 1,2 kg
t = 20C
700
600
Weight
approx.
Speed
Motor
power
[kg]
[min -1]
[kW]
BVD 400/30-8
BVD 400/30-8/12
BVD 400/30-6
BVD 400/30-6/12
BVD 400/30-6/8
BVD 400/30-4
BVD 400/30-4/8
BVD 400/30-4/6
85
85
85
85
85
85
85
85
670
0,37
700/470 0,22/0,08
920
0,55
900/420 0,33/0,055
920/700 0,44/0,22
1410
1,5
1400/690 1,4/0,35
1430/960
1,6/0,6
Volume flow (m3/h)

Nominal
current at
open inlet
open inlet with
400 Volt without shut-off shut-off flap
50 Hz
flap
[A]
1,45
1,0/0,7
1,6
1,15/0,33
1,45/0,95
3,5
3,3/1,35
3,9/1,8
4900
4900/3100
6250
6250/3100
6250/4900
9600
9600/4900
9600/6250
4600
4600/2900
6000
6000/2900
5950/4000
9150
9150/4600
9150/5950

500
Speed
Sound level 1)
at V max.
Lw [dB]
470
670
920
1410
400
1000 min-1
77
86
92
98
LWA [dB]
LPA [dB]
64
75
83
90
49
61
69
76

125
250
500
1000 2000 4000
63
3,1
4,4
5,0
7,3
5,6
4,3
4,5
8,8
8,5
7,4
6,7
2,7
20,8
18,0
10,7
10,4
23,9
20,2
18,6
18,0
20,7
22,2
21,7
20,3
24,3
18,7
18,4
21,4
8000
38,6
27,0
21,9
18,2
Influence of the self-acting shut-off flap + 3 dB
300

200
750 min-1
Speed
Sound level 1)
at V max.
Lw [dB]
rve
e cu flap
tanc
ff
resis shut-o
e
of th
100
500 min
-1
470
670
920
1410
73
82
89
97
LwA [dB]
LPA [dB]
68
78
85
93
43
52
60
68
63
6,9
9,1
10,9
13,4

125
250
500
1000 2000 4000
8000
6,4
6,6
7,1
12,0
29,0
18,1
14,3
11,1
4,4
4,9
4,5
3,5
16,5
14,4
9,6
8,6
13,1
10,6
10,1
9,5
11,2
13,7
14,6
13,5
12,9
8,5
9,5
12,8

1000
2000
3000
4000
5000
6000
7000
8000
9000
10000

W

Type
1200
1500 min-1
Weight
approx.
Speed
Motor
power
[kg]
[min -1]
[kW]
148
148
148
148
148
148
160
158
690
710/470
910
910/450
940/710
1420
1400/700
1450/960
0,75
0,55/0,18
1,1
1,5/0,3
1,3/0,66
4,0
5,5/1,4
4,5/1,5
Volume flow (m3/h)

Nominal
current at
open inlet
open inlet
400 Volt without shut-off without shut50 Hz
flap
off flap
[A]
1100
1000
= 1,2 kg
t = 20C
900
BVD 500/30-8
BVD 500/30-8/12
BVD 500/30-6
BVD 500/30-6/12
BVD 500/30-6/8
BVD 500/30-4
BVD 500/30-4/8
BVD 500/30-4/6
2,2
8500
2,5/1,18
8500/5500
3,15
11500
3,8/1,35 11500/5500
3,3/2,3
11500/8500
9,0
17000
11,4/4,3 17000/8500
9,5/3,8 17000/11500
8200
8200/5300
10900
10900/5300
10900/8200
16000
16000/8200
16000/10900
800
700
Speed
Sound level 1)
at V max.
Lw [dB]
600
470
690
950
1420
1000 min-1
500
81
88
93
104
LWA [dB]
66
76
83
95
LPA [dB]
51
62
69
82
63
2,3
4,8
5,0
5,0

125
250
500
1000 2000 4000
5,3
4,2
3,9
7,0
8,2
6,3
8,0
6,0
21,1
12,9
10,8
10,0
24,9
21,8
19,2
15,0
29,7
26,2
22,7
23,0
BVD
8000
34,8
31,1
27,5
28,0
40,0
36,3
32,6
33,0
4000
23,8
21,9
18,3
18,0
8000
31,2
29,2
25,2
19,0

400

300
750 min
-1
Speed
200
Lw [dB]
rve
e cu flap
tanc
ff
resis shut-o
e
of th
500 min-1
100
Sound level1)
at V max.
470
690
950
1420
78
86
92
101
LwA [dB]
69
78
87
97

LPA [dB]
45
54
62
73
63
6,8
10,5
10,7
8,0
125
4,9
5,6
5,6
8,0

250
500
1000 2000
3,7
14,8 13,8 19,6
3,2
11,3 12,4 17,8
5,5
7,3
9,9 14,4
6,0
10,0
9,0 15,0

2000
4000
6000
8000
10000
12000
14000
16000

W


BVD SERIES
040
Type
1600
1500 min-1
Weight
approx.
Speed
[kg]
[min -1]
Motor
power
Volume flow (m3/h)

Nominal
current at
open inlet
open inlet with
50 Hz
flap
[A]
[kW]
1400
d
= 1,2 kg
t = 20C
1200
BVD 630/25-8
BVD 630/25-8/12
BVD 630/25-6
BVD 630/25-6/12
BVD 630/25-6/8
BVD 630/25-4
BVD 630/25-4/6
BVD 630/25-4/8
220
220
220
220
220
240
245
240
705
720/450
945
950/470
950/720
1460
1460/970
1440/720
1,5
1,1/0,37
3,0
2,6/0,5
3,3/1,5
9,2
12/3,5
11/3,0
5,15
4,0/2,0
7,4
7,1/2,8
9,3/4,4
20
24/9,5
24/9,5
15700
15700/10000
20800
20800/10000
20800/15700
31500
31500/20800
31500/13700
14800
14800/9600
19700
19700/9600
19700/14800
29600
29600/19700
29600/14800

1000
Speed
Lw [dB]
800
450
705
945
1460
1000 min-1
Additional available pressiure pt1 [Pa] R
600
400
Sound level 1)
at V max.
84
91
96
107
LWA [dB]
LPA [dB]
71
81
86
99
57
68
73
86

125
250
500
1000 2000 4000
63
2,5
2,5
6,5
7,0
6,4
6,2
2,7
2,0
7,9
8,1
9,4
9,0
18,7
10,7
11,0
12,0
22,0
17,7
17,1
14,0
26,7
21,8
20,2
17,0
31,8
26,7
24,9
21,0
8000
37,0
31,8
30,0
26,0
Einflu der selbstttigen Verschluklappe + 3 dB
Geruschwerte ber Dach (Ausblasseite)

Einflsse: Freifeld, Meflche S = 117 m2, Ls = 20,7 dB,
750 min-1
Speed
Lw [dB]
rve
e cu flap
tanc
ff
resis shut-o
e
of th
200
500 min
-1
Sound level 1)
at V max.
450
705
945
1460
83
90
95
107
LwA [dB]
LPA [dB]
75
85
91
102
51
60
66
77

125
250
500
1000 2000 4000
63
7,1
6,5
11,9
16,0
4,5
6,6
5,9
8,8
4,8 10,2
7,0
6,0
10,8
5,4
5,1
7,0
12,1
9,9
9,5
8,0
16,9
13,9
12,3
12,0
22,8
19,6
17,9
15,0
8000
30,1
26,9
25,0
16,0

5000
10000
15000
20000
25000
30000

W

Type
2000
1500 min-1
Weight
approx.
Speed
[kg]
[min -1]
Motor
power
Volume flow (m3/h)

Nominal
current at
open inlet
open inlet
400 Volt without shut-off without shut50 Hz
flap
off flap
[A]
[kW]
1800
= 1,2 kg
t = 20C
1600
1400
BVD 630/30-8
BVD 630/30-8/12
BVD 630/30-6
BVD 630/30-6/12
BVD 630/30-6/8
BVD 630/30-4
BVD 630/30-4/6
BVD 630/30-4/8
240
240
240
240
240
320
325
330
710
720/470
945
920/460
970/720
1460
1460/980
1460/710
2,2
2,4/0,8
5,5
6,3/1,5
4,8/2,4
18,5
18/6,0
20/5,5
5,4
6,8/3,6
12,7
16,6/6,1
11,4/6,7
38
36/14
39/16,2
18300
17400
18300/11800 17400/11000
24800
23200
24800/11800 23200/11100
24800/18300 23200/17400
38000
36000
38000/24800 36000/23200
38000/18300 36000/17400
*depending on make

1200
Speed
Lw [dB]
1000
800
Sound level 1)
at V max.
470
710
945
1460
1000 min-1
87
96
101
111
LWA [dB]
73
86
90
104
LPA [dB]
59
72
76
91
63
3,4
5,4
9,6
6,0

125
250
500
1000 2000 4000
5,2
4,2
1,3
7,0
8,3
6,5
9,8
3,0
21,1
11,2
14,1
10,0
23,6
19,8
18,5
13,0
28,1
23,4
24,6
17,0
33,1
28,2
29,0
21,0
8000
38,3
33,3
23,0
26,0
Additiional available pressure pt1 [Pa] R
Noise values above a roof (outlet) + 3 dB
600

750 min-1
Speed
400
02.02
200
Lw [dB]
rve
e cu flap
tanc
ff
resis shut-o
e
of th
500 min
-1
Noise level 1)
at V max.
470
710
945
1460
86
95
100
110
LwA [dB]
77
89
94
105
LPA [dB]
53
65
69
82
63
6,9
10,4
14,5
15,0

125
250
500
1000 2000 4000
3,9
5,1
2,7
2,0
7,0
7,0
9,4
8,0
13,0
5,6
7,7
10,0
13,7
11,7
9,2
14,0
18,3
15,2
16,2
16,0
24,1
20,8
21,5
18,0
8000
31,4
28,0
28,6
26,0

5000
10000
15000
20000
25000
30000
35000

W

FLAME-PROOF FAN FOR ROOF INSTALLATION

BVD SERIES
041
Typ
Weight
approx.
2000
Speed
Motor
power
[min -1]
[kW]
710
945
980/720
950/460
1460
1480/980
1460/710
2,2
5,5
7,0/3,5
6,3/1,5
18,5
20/7,0
20/5,5
1500 min-1
[kg]
Volume flow (m3/h)

Nominal
current at
open inlet
open inlet with
50 Hz
flap
[A]
1800
= 1,2 kg
t = 20C
1600
BVD 710/30-8
BVD 710/30-6
BVD 710/30-6/8
BVD 710/30-6/12
BVD 710/30-4
BVD 710/30-4/6
BVD 710/30-4/8
270
270
355
270
350
350
360
5,4
12,7
15,5/9,4
16,6/6,1
38
41/16,2
39/16,2
24000
32000
32000/24000
32000/16000
47000
47000/32000
47000/24000
23000
30500
30500/23000
30500/15000
46000
46000/30500
46000/23000
1400
*depending on make
Noise values in a room (inletI)

1200
Speed
Lw [dB]
1000
800
Sound level 1)
at V max.
475
710
945
1460
1000 min-1
LWA [dB]
89
97
102
109
LPA [dB]
77
87
95
100
64
74
82
87
63
1,6
8,0
9,3
14,0

125
250
500
1000 2000 4000
8000
8,2
3,0
3,8
15,0
33,0
28,9
26,8
26,0
8,7
6,0
4,2
1,0
13,9
13,0
13,8
16,0
18,4
15,5
15,0
19,0
22,8
19,0
17,3
18,0
27,8
23,8
21,8
21,0
600

750 min-1
400
200
Speed
Noise level 1)
at V max.
Lw [dB]
rve
e cu ap
tanc
fl
resis shut-off
e
of th
500 min
-1
475
710
945
1460
LwA [dB]
89
96
102
108
LPA [dB]
83
92
98
104
58
67
73
79

125
250
500
1000 2000 4000
63
4,8
12,7
15,5
15,0
8,3
5,7
5,5
6,0
9,0
6,6
5,1
1,0
7,2
6,4
8,3
9,0
11,6
9,0
10,0
12,0
14,7
11,1
10,9
11,0
21,1
17,2
16,7
15,0
8000
28,1
24,2
23,6
21,0

10000
20000
30000
40000

W

Typ
Weight
approx.
2000
Speed
Motor
power
[min -1]
[kW]
1470
1470/970
1470/725
965
975/475
22
25/9,0
24/6,0
7,5
7,5/1,85
[kg]
[A]
1500 min-1
1800
d
= 1,2 kg
t = 20C
1600
BVD 710/30 XL-4

BVD 710/30 XL-4/6
BVD 710/30 XL-4/8
BVD 710/30 XL-6
BVD 710/30 XL-6/12
Volume flow (m3/h)

Nominal
current at
open inlet
open inlet with
50 Hz
flap
375
375
375
360
360
43
47/18,5
46/14,5
15,7
19/6,7
51500
50000
51500/33500 50000/32000
51500/24000 50000/23000
33500
32000
33500/16300 32000/15500
1400
*depending on make
BVD

1200
Speed
Sound level 1)
at V max.
Lw [dB]
1000
1000 min-1
800
LWA [dB]
LPA [dB]
63

125
250
500
1000 2000 4000
8000
710
103
93
78
5,0
3,0
13
14
15
18
23
28
945
107
99
82
4,0
4,0
11
14
13
14
19
24
1460
116
110
91
5,0
9,0
6,0
13
13
12
15
20
600

Speed
400
Sound level 1)
at V max.
Lw [dB]
rve
e cu ap
tanc
fl
resis shut-off
e
of th
200
710
100
945
1460
LwA [dB]
LPA [dB]
63
92,4
71
6,9
105
99
76
113
110
84

125
250
500
1000 2000 4000
20
8000
2,5 10,1
11,4
11,9
15,2
25,1
7,2
3,1
9,6
12,1
10,9
12,7
17
22
72
9,0
3,0
10
10
9,0
12
17
02.02

10000
20000
30000
40000
50000

W

042
Item
No.
Quantity
for the discharge of conflagration fumes

- max. 400C - 120 min.
- max. 620C - 120 min.
tested to EN 12101-T3 (TU-Munich)
admitted for use by authority Z-78.1-24
Vertically exhausting, with direct drive by three-phase
current
IEC standard motor, version V1, ISO Class H,
Protection class IP54,
Encapsulated against volume flow, ventilated from outside
by a motor cooling air system. Electrically wired with an
external terminal box or repair switch.
Base plate in sendzimir galvanised sheet steel with deepdrawn inlet nozzle, fixing bolts for direct flanging of
additional components.
Housing of corrosion-resistant aluminium,
Radial impeller, single inlet, in sheet steel, dynamically
counterbalanced to DIN ISO 1940, mark of conformity G
6,3, surface protection using epoxy polyester powder
coating, colour: RAL 7030;
Three-phase current standard motor with cage
armature:
or
Total
Description
Fire-proof roof fan version BVD
or
Price per Unit
Single speed
Pole-changing to Dahlander,
Pole-changing with separated windings
With terminal box
Technical data:
Volume flow
Temperature (design)
Max.temperature / endurance
Additionally available pressure
Motor speed
Motor output
Motor winding
Current consumption
Operating voltage
Frequency
Sound pressure level LPA
above roof, r = 4 m
m3/h
20C
C/min
Pa
rpm
kW
V
A
V
Hz
dB
Weight
kg
Manufacturer: BVS-Lufttechnik
System Babcock-BSH
Type:
BVD
Carryover
043
Quantity
Price per Unit
Total
Description
Options:
Surface protection:
The equipment can be additionally protected with an
epoxy polyester powder coating.
(Standard: colour RAL 7030)
Accidental contact protection grid in intake side in free
suction.
Protection grid on outlet side
Self-acting flap for open inlet, with pressed inlet nozzle
and fixing flange.
Self acting cap for tube connection, both sides with
mating flange.
Motor-driven flap for open inlet, with pressed inlet nozzle
and fixing flange with spring return drive.
Motorized cap for tube connection, both sides with
mating flange, with spring return drive.
Elastic connection in temperature-resistant compensator
fabric, both sides with fixing flange.
Mating flange
Steel pedestal for smooth roofs of sendzimir-galvanized
sheet steel, with inner insulation
- for flat roof,
- for inclined roofs, inclination .
Steel pedestal for smooth roofs of sendzimir-galvanized
sheet steel, double shell
- for flat roof,
- for inclined roofs, inclination .
SDV noise reduction cover, with vertical air outlet.
Separate motor cooling air feed
External mantle in sendzimir-galvanised sheet steel,
internal mantle and internal core in sendzimir-galvanised
perforated sheet metal. Non-inflammable absorption
material is covered with glassfibre cloth on the intake side.
Noise reduction cover is bolted to the roof fan base plate.
Attenuation: Lpa 11 dB
Weight: appr. ............. kg
Silencer pedestal SDS for the inlet, housing with flange
for roof mounting of sendzimir-galvanized sheet steel.
Pedestal insulation and crank in non-inflammable
absorption material, flow side covered in glassfibre cloth.
Weight: appr. ............. kg
Additional surface protection:
- silencing hood
- noise reduction pedestal
Carryover
BVD
Item
No.
AXIAL SMOKE EXHAUST FANS

TYPE BVAXO
MAIN DIMENSIONS
045
Important! This fan series is available only with the motor
Mmax.
2)
zxd
L
d.i.L.
D
No cooling fan required.
zxd
Mmax.
Weight
[kg]
(without
motor)
Motor sizes / Shaft Dia.

Type B3
400
401
438
468
12 x 9,5
188
455
11/16*
90/24
100/28*
500
504
541
571
12 x 9,5
225
570
19/26*
90/24
100/28
112/28*
630
634
674
712
16 x 11,5
286
450
27
90/24
100/28
112/28
800
797
837
875
24 x 11,5
350
575
38
90/24
100/28
112/28
132/38
1000
1003
1043
1081
24 x 11,5
415
805
80
112/28
132/38
160/42
180/48
1120
1124
1174
1214
24 x 11,5
450
825
110
132/38
160/42
180/48
200/55
1) For vibration-damped installation an Extension Casing will be required with certain fan sizes.
* Possible with Extension Casing only
2) available as "turning-anti-clockwise (seen in airflow-direction) only
BVAXO
Size1) d.i.L.
132/38*
Dimensions in mm
Dimensional and design
changes reserved.
For planning and installation please also refer to our Installation, Operating and Maintenance Instructions (MBW).
FLAME-PROOF AXIAL FANS

BVAXN SERIES
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES *
Bellmouth inlet,
with flange
Mounting feet for fans with extension casing or R1 types
Mounting feet
d1 i.L.
Wire guard,
inlet side
046
Flexible connector
Wall ring
Matching flange
Extension casing
Spring vibration damper 2)
d2 i.L.
d2 i.L.
d2 i.L.
V 101 / 103 / 105 / 108
appr. 60
V 112 / 120 / 130
(same dimensions as
fan type M-D)
length of
installation
appr. 80
Please mount Flexible Connector correctly and watch installation length.
Size
D1 d1i.L.
a1
a2
a3
b1
z x d3 d2i.L k
z x d1)
400
562
403
78
300
248
218
436
406
370
300
5 x 9,5
403
438
468
12 x 9,5
80
50
500
708
509
98
375
285
255
510
480
460
380
5 x 9,5
506
541
571
12 x 9,5
80
50
630
875
640
95
470
361
321
647
607
550
470
5 x 11,5
637
674
712 16 x 11,5 100
70
800
1081
801
115
585
425
385
775
735
730
640
5 x 11,5
800
837
875 24 x 11,5 100
70
1000
1351
1009
145
730
512
466
927
881
830
740
5 x 14
1006 1043 1081 24 x 11,5 100
70
1120
1470
1130
160
760
547
501
997
951
920
820
5 x 14
1133 1174 1214 24 x 11,5 110
90
1) Connecting dimensions in
accordance with DIN 24 154
Series 3
3) Height under load will be

communicated upon specification
(value is calculated individually for
each purchase order).
* all accessories, except duct

feet and duct extension, are
separately packed
Dimensions in mm
all right reserved

BVAXN SERIES
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
047
Claws for vertical installation
welded
L2
L4
Screen
zxd
Size
A A1
d1 di.L. k D
z x d1)
L3
d2i.L d3 k2 D2 z x d2
L1
L2
L3
L4
280
60 188 280 40
400
554
602
68
12
438
12 x 9,5
500
657
705
68
12
504
541
571
12 x 9,5
634
282
674
712 16 x 11,5 600
280
60 225 390 200
630
852
900
90
14
634
674
712
16 x 11,5
797
355
837
875 24 x 11,5 750
320
60 286 465 200
800 1015 1063
90
14
797
837
875
24 x 11,5 1003
446 1043 1081 24 x 11,5 950
400
80 350 550 200
1000 1221 1269
90
14 1003 1043 1081
24 x 11,5 1261
562 1311 1391 24 x 11,5 1200
500
100 415 690 200
1120 1374 1434
100
18 1124 1174 1254
24 x 11,5 1415
630 1465 1545 24 x 11,5 1340
600
120 450 790 270
Series 3
Dimensions in mm
All rights reserved

BVAXO SERIES
ACOUSTIC DATA
Acoustic level
The total acoustic power level
LW.Vent. (in dB) of an axial-flow fan
can be obtained directly from the characteristic data sheets for each operating point.
LW Vent.
LWA Vent.
LW rel. Vent.
2. Acoustic power level emitted into

the duct
The level of acoustic power an axial-flow
fan emits into the ducting is used for calculating the sound power characteristics
of downstream systems, e.g., silencers.
The levels are calculated as follows:
LW Vent. [dB] =
total acoustic power emitted by the fan,
(please see respective characteristic curve sheets)
LWA Vent. [dB] =
A-weighted acoustic power level, according
L to the =equation
L
portion 1.1 fdBg
WA Vent.
BVAXO axial fan

Starting from this value, the A-weighted
acoustic power level. LWA and the relative acoustic power level LW rel.. can be
determined using the tables below. These values are available as the acoustic
power emitted into the duct and as the
acoustic power emitted from the fan inlet
or outlet opening, respectively. The values given were taken from measurements as per EN 25136 (formerly DIN 45
635, Part 9) duct testing method.1.
Designation of sound level:
LW Vent. [dB] =
Total fan sound power level
LWA Vent. [dB] =
A-weighted sound power level for fan in
piping
LW rel. Vent. [dB] =
Relative sound power level for fan in piping
LWA Op. [dB] =
A-weighted sound power level for fan, radiated from opening
LW rel. Op. [dB] =
Relative sound power level for fan, radiated from opening
LPA Op. [dB] =
A-weighted sound pressure level for fan,
radiated from opening, measured in room
LP rel. Op. [dB] =
Relative sound pressure level for fan, radiated from opening, measured in room
In addition
Blade frequency of the fan is calculated
from the number of blades z and the fan
speed n [rpm].
fD = z n fs-1g
60
W Vent.
whereby part 1.1 is to be taken from the

table below.
relative acoustic power level as expressed by the equation
LW rel. Vent. = LW Vent. portion 1.2 fdBg
048
To determine the sound levels at a given
installation site, it is usually necessary to
know the level of acoustic power emitted
from the fan's inlet or outlet opening. The
adjacent tables are based on the outlet
reflection pattern assumed in VDI 2081,
Case 2.
Levels are determined as follows:
LW Vent. [dB] =
Total sound power level for fan from the
relevant characteristic performance curves
LWA Op. [dB] =
A-weighted level of acoustic power emitted from the fan's opening, expressed by
L rel. Op.= LW Vent. portion 2.2 fdBg
theWequation

table below.
LW rel. Op. [dB] =
relative level of acoustic power emitted
from the fan's opening, expressed by the
equation
L Op.= LW Vent. portion 2.1 fdBg
tableWA
below.
3. Acoustic power emitted from the fan

inlet or outlet opening
Axial Smoke Exhaust

BVAXN
Share
1.1
portion
Sizes
Portion 1.2 at mid-octave frequency [Hz]
portion
* Intermediate values to be obtained by interpolation.

DIRECT DRIVE WITHOUT GUIDE VANES
KENNLINIEN FR AXIALVENTILATOREN
These fans areKENNLINIEN
available withFR
the indicated
blade pitch only.
AXIALVENTILATOREN
TYPE BVAXO
MIT DIREKTEM ANTRIEB OHNE LEITWERK
MIT DIREKTEM
ANTRIEB
OHNE LEITWERK
Subsequent
pitch variations
are not possible.
TYP AXO 5/400/D*
DREHZAHL 1450 MIN-1
Moment
of inertia II =
kg/m
Trgheitsmoment
=
kg
m22
Casing
diameter d.i.L. d.i.L.
= 401=mm
Schachtdurchmesser
401 2mm
Outlet
cross
section
A
=
0.126
Austrittsquerschnitt A22 = 0,126 m
m2
c = Strmungsgeschwindigkeit
dd
500
112
450
100
400
Total
pressure increase
D pt
(Pa)
Totaldruckerhhung
pt [Pa]
450
* Luftrichtung D (ber Motor drckend)
Auf Normzahlen gerundete Werte.
* rounded
to standard
Luftrichtung
D (ber values
Motor drckend) auf Normzahlen gerundete Werte.
3 550
4 000
4 500
5 000
5 600
6 300
7 100
8 000
9 000
1,0
1,12
1,25
1,4
1,6
1,8
2,0
2,24
2,5
2,8 10 000
3,15 11 200
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
11 200
12 500
2,8
3,15
3,55
14
16
18
125
160
200
Total acoustic power

Gesamt-Schallleistungslevel Lw (dB)
pegel Lw [dB]
16 000
9 000
10 000
2,5
12,5
100
14 000
8 000
4,5
7 100
2,0
2,24
10
11,2
6 300
1,8
9,0
50
80
5 600
2.5 D
63
5 000
with duct2,5 D
mit Rohrleitung
1,6
V pt
= [kW]
h 100
V [m3/h]
V [m3/s]
c [m/s]
pd [Pa]
20
Max. mgliche
Motorbaugren: siehe
Mabltter
25
30
32,5
107
105
103
101
99
97
95
93
91
89
87

Gesamt-Schallleistungslevel LLw [dB]
(dB)
pegel
w
Pw [kW]=
32,5
Pw =
1,4
3,15
16
160
45
37,5
Leistungsbedarf
an der Welle
h 1000 3600
35
25
95
93
91
89
87
85
83
81
79
77
75
Total
acoustic power
Gesamt-Schallleistungslevel
(dB)
pegelLLww [dB]
h 1000 3600
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
Shaft power input

Leistungsbedarf
an der
requirement
Welle:
Max. mgliche
20
Motorbaugren: siehe
Mabltter
30
40
25
20
8,0
11 200
2,8
14
125
pd [Pa]
200
9 000
10 000
2,5
12,5
100
6 300
1,8
9,0
50
8 000
5 600
1,6
8,0
40
7 100
5 000
1,4
7,1
31,5
2,0
4 500
1,25
6,3
25
2,24
4 000
1,12
5,6
20
10
3 550
1,0
5,0
16
11,2
3 150
0,9
4,5
12,5
c [m/s]
80
2 800
0,8
V [m3/s]
2.5 D
4,0
with duct
mit Rohrleitung
2,5 D
10
V pt
= [kW]
h 100
V [m3/h]
63
25
20
224
7,1
56
40
63
30
250
31,5
30
0,44
0,44
Pw [kW]=
71
32,5 Blade
Schaufelwinkel
pitch
280
4 500
32,5
4 000
35
80
0,48
315
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
90
0,49
355
Total
pressure increase
D pt
(Pa)
Totaldruckerhhung
pt [Pa]
37,5
0,48
h=
0,51
400
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
Welle:
requirement
Total
pressure increase
D pt
(Pa)
Totaldruckerhhung
pt [Pa]
45 Schaufelwinkel
40
100
Leistungsbedarf
an der Welle
Pw =
0,49
500
For maximum
motorMotorbaugren:
sizes please see siehe
dimension
pages
Max. mgliche
Mabltter.
BVAXO
560
pd
160
pd
630
1,25
dd
180
112
Moment
of inertia II ==
kg/m
Trgheitsmoment
kg
m22
Casing
= 504=mm
Schachtdurchmesser
504 mm
2
Outlet
cross
section
A
=
0.2
2 = 0,2 m
Austrittsquerschnitt A2
m2
Diese Laufrder sind nur mit den angegebenen Schaufelwinkeln lieferbar! Keine nachtrgliche Schaufelverstellung mglich!
710
h=
0,51
3 150
200
125
004
= Volume flow [m3/h] or [m/s]

speed u2 = 76 m/s
V
Umfangsgeschwindigkeit
u2 = 76 m/s
V = Volumenstrom [m3/h] bzw. [m3/s] Tip
20 C
pd = Dyn. pressure [Pa] or x 0.1 [kp/m32] Temperature
pd= dyn. Druck [Pa] bzw. x 0,1 [kp/m ] Temperatur t t==20C
Density = 1.2 kg/m33
c = Flow velocity [m/s]
Dichte = 1,2 kg/m
140
2 800
4,0
37,5
32,5
TYP AXO 5/500/D*
DREHZAHL 2870 MIN-1
20
2
Moment
of inertia II ==
kg/m
Trgheitsmoment
kg
m2
Casing
= 504=mm
Schachtdurchmesser
504 mm
Outlet cross section A2 = 0.2 m22
Max. mgliche
Motorbaugren: siehe
Mabltter
45
40
30
25
1,12
speed u2 = 38 m/s
3/h]
VV
flow [m3/h]
[m/s]
u2 = 38 m/s
= =Volume
Volumenstrom
[mor
bzw. [m3/s] Tip
3
20 C
pd
[Pa]
or xx 0.1
Temperatur t t==20C
pd== Dyn.
dyn. pressure
Druck [Pa]
bzw.
0,1[kp/m
[kp/m2] ] Temperature
Density
1.2 kg/m
kg/m33
cc ==Flow
velocity
[m/s]
Dichte == 1,2
Strmungsgeschwindigkeit
105
103
101
99
97
95
93
91
89
87
85
22,4
003
35
20
6,3
pd [Pa]
2.5 D
5,6
Pw [kW]=
TYP AXO 5/500/D*
DREHZAHL 1450 MIN-1
c [m/s]
25
Max. mgliche
Motorbaugren: siehe
Mabltter
with duct2,5 D
mit Rohrleitung
V [m3/s]
315
40
35
32,5
V pt
= [kW]
h 100
20
30
25
Pw =
V [m3/h]
250
87
85
83
81
79
77
75
73
71
69
67
45

pegel Lw [dB]
h 1000 3600
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
requirement
Welle:
20
37,5
25
20
Leistungsbedarf
an der Welle
0,9
pd [Pa]
30
160
5 600
1,6
4 000
9,0
50
12,5
3 550
1,0
1,12
8,0
40
100
3 150
0,9
7,1
5 000
2 800
0,8
6,3
25
31,5
4 500
2 500
0,71
5,6
20
1,4
2 240
0,63
5,0
16
1,25
2 000
0,56
4,5
12,5
10
1 800
0,5
4,0
10
11,2
1 600
0,45
3,55
8,0
c [m/s]
80
1 400
0,4
V [m3/s]
2.5 D
3,15
with duct2,5 D
mit Rohrleitung
6,3
V pt
= [kW]
h 100
V [m3/h]
63
25
20
Leistungsbedarf
an der Welle
32,5
180
0,8
40
200
7,1
30
h 1000 3600
0,32
45
35
0,39
224
6,3
32,5
50
37,5
25
0,38
56
40
0,42
250
31,5
37,5
35
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
0,42
45 Schaufelwinkel
0,43
280
40
Pw [kW]=
0,44
h=
0,44
315
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
Welle:
requirement
45 Schaufelwinkel
dd
80
Totaldruckerhhung
pt [Pa]
Total
pressure increase
D pt
(Pa)
355
h=
0,45
pd
pd
560
125
90
Pw =
140
63
2
Moment of inertia I =
Trgheitsmoment I =
kgkg/m
m2
Casing diameter d.i.L. = 401 mm
Schachtdurchmesser d.i.L. = 401 mm
Tip
speed u2 = 60 m/s
V
flow [m3/h]
u2 = 60 m/s
V ==Volume
Volumenstrom
[m3or/h][m/s]
bzw. [m3/s]
3
20 C
pd
pressure
or x
Temperatur t =t =20C
pd== Dyn.
dyn. Druck
[Pa][Pa]
bzw.
x 0.1
0,1 [kp/m
[kp/m2]] Temperature
Density
1.2kg/m
kg/m33
Dichte ==1,2
71
002
dd
= Volume flow [m3/h] or

speed u2 = 30 m/s
VV
u2 = 30 m/s
= Volumenstrom [m3/h][m/s]
bzw. [m3/s] Tip
20 C
pd
[Pa]
or xx 0.1
Temperatur t t==20C
pd== Dyn.
dyn. pressure
Druck [Pa]
bzw.
0,1 [kp/m
3
Density
=
1.2
kg/m
3
cc ==Flow
velocity
[m/s]
Dichte = 1,2 kg/m
049
TYP AXO 5/400/D*

DREHZAHL 2870 MIN-1
001

KENNLINIEN
FR AXIALVENTILATOREN
These fans are available
with the indicated
blade pitch only.
TYPE BVAXO
DIREKTEM
ANTRIEB
OHNE LEITWERK
SubsequentMIT
pitch
variations are
not possible.
TYP AXO 9/500/D*
DREHZAHL 1450 MIN-1
Moment
of inertia II =
kg/m
Trgheitsmoment
=
kg
m22
Casing
= 504=mm
Schachtdurchmesser
504
mm
2
Outlet
cross
section
A
=
0.2
m2
1250
250
1120
224
1000
900
h=
0,47
800
Total
pressure increase
D pt
(Pa)
Totaldruckerhhung
pt [Pa]
pd
6,3 22 400
7,1 25 000
8,0 28 000
35,5
40
1 000
25
400
800
18000
5,0
22,4
315
5,6 20 000
4,5 16 000
20
250
28
4,0 14 000
18
200
31,5
3,55 12 500
16
160
630
2,8 10 000
3,15 11 200
14
125
500
9000
2,5
Dichte = 1,2 kg/m
2
Moment
of inertia I I==
kg/m
Trgheitsmoment
kg
m2
140
pd
112
45 Schaufelwinkel
12 500
14 000
16 000
4,0
4,5
12,5
14
c [m/s]
100
125
pd [Pa]
h 1000 3600
Max. mgliche
Motorbaugren: siehe
Mabltter
Pw [kW]=

(dB)
pegel
w
25
20
32,5
30
35
45
37,5
40
91
89
87
85
83
81
79
77
75
73
71
Total
acoustic power
(dB)
pegel LLw
w [dB]
11 200
3,55
2,8
9,0
50
3,15
9 000
10 000
2,5
8,0
40
10
8 000
2,24
7,1
31,5
11,2
7 100
2,0
6,3
25
V [m3/s]
80
6 300
1,8
5,6
20
V [m3/h]
63
5 600
11 200
3,15
10
63
1,6
10 000
2,8
9,0
50
5,0
9 000
2,5
8,0
40
16
8 000
2,24
7,1
31,5
5 000
7 100
2,0
6,3
25
1,4
6 300
1,8
5,6
20
rounded to standard
values drckend) auf Normzahlen gerundete Werte.
* Luftrichtung
D (ber Motor
with duct
2.5 D
mit Rohrleitung 2,5 D
4,5
5 600
1,6
5,0
16
37,5
V pt
= [kW]
h 100
12,5
5 000
1,4
4,5
12,5
32,5
Pw =
30
25
4 500
4 500
1,25
4,0
10
45
40
20
Leistungsbedarf
an der Welle
4 000
4 000
1,12
3,55
8,0
Pw [kW]=
Max. mgliche
20
Motorbaugren: siehe
Mabltter
35
30
32,5
50
1,25
3 550
1,0
3,15
6,3
25
89
87
85
83
81
79
77
75
73
71
69
56
1,12
3 150
0,9
2,8
5,0
pd [Pa]
35
2 800
0,8
c [m/s]
V [m3/s]
2,5
with duct
2.5 D
V [m3/h]
4,0
V pt
= [kW]
h 100
30
25
37,5
0,51
63
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
20
Leistungsbedarf
an der Welle
0,56
71
4,0
32,5
28
Shaft power input

Leistungsbedarf
an der
requirement
Welle:
31,5
80
3,55
0,51
40
10
35
35,5
45 Blade
Schaufelwinkel
pitch
0,58
8,0
37,5
0,54
40
90
Total
pressure increase
D pt(Pa)
Totaldruckerhhung
pt [Pa]
40
45
0,60
100
0,59
50
h=
0,62
125
pd
h=
0,62
56
h 1000 3600
008
160
63
45
Tip speed u2 = 32 m/s

u2 = 32 m/s
V = Volumenstrom [m /h] bzw. [m3/s] Umfangsgeschwindigkeit
pd = Dyn. pressure [Pa] or x 0.1 [kp/m3]2 Temperature t = 20 C
Temperatur
t = 20C
pd= dyn. Druck [Pa] bzw. x 0,1 [kp/m ] Density
= 1.2 kg/m33
180
V [m3/h]
115
113
111
109
107
105
103
101
99
97
94
37,5

V
3
71
Totaldruckerhhung
pt [Pa]
Total
pressure increase
D pt(Pa)
pd [Pa]
40 LEITWERK
MIT DIREKTEM ANTRIEB OHNE
TYP AXO 9/630/D*
DREHZAHL 980 MIN-1
80
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
c [m/s]
35
Max. mgliche
Motorbaugren: siehe
Mabltter
90
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
requirement
Welle:
V [m3/s]
2
Moment
of inertia II =
Trgheitsmoment
=
kgkg/m
m2
100
3,55
20
200
007
Tip
speed u2 = 24 m/s
V
flow [m3/h]
[m/s]
3/h]
u2 = 24 m/s
V ==Volume
Volumenstrom
[mor
bzw. [m3/s]
3
20 C
pd
[Pa]
or xx 0.1
Temperatur t t==20C
pd== Dyn.
dyn. pressure
Druck [Pa]
bzw.
0,1 [kp/m
Dichte = 1,2 kg/m
with duct
2.5 D
8 000
12 500
3,15
16
160
Pw [kW]=
TYP AXO 9/630/D*
DREHZAHL 740 MIN-1
V pt
= [kW]
h 100
12,5
11 200
2,8
14
125
40
Max. mgliche
Motorbaugren: siehe
Mabltter
45
Pw =
7 100
9 000
10 000
2,5
12,5
100
37,5
Leistungsbedarf
an der Welle
35
2,0
8 000
97
95
93
91
89
87
85
83
81
79
77
Gesamt-Schallleistungslevel L (dB)
pegel Lw
w [dB]
h 1000 3600
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
Shaft power input

Leistungsbedarf
an der
requirement
Welle:
35
pd [Pa]
37,5
355
2,24
7 100
6 300
1,8
9,0
50
2,0
5 600
1,6
8,0
40
2,24
5 000
1,4
7,1
10
4 500
1,25
6,3
25
31,5
11,2
4 000
1,12
5,6
20
c [m/s]
80
3 550
1,0
5,0
16
V [m3/s]
63
3 150
0,9
V [m3/h]
with duct2,5 D
mit Rohrleitung
2.5 D
4,5
V pt
= [kW]
h 100
12,5
Leistungsbedarf
an der Welle
40
0,40
400
10
35
80
450
11,2
37,5
90
80
100
45 Schaufelwinkel
0,44
500
63
40
Pw [kW]=
112
0,46
560
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
125
630
45 Schaufelwinkel
0,40
Shaft power input

Leistungsbedarf
an der
requirement
Welle:
Totaldruckerhhung
pt [Pa]
Total
pressure increase
D pt(Pa)
140
h=
0,47
710
0,44
Total
acoustic power
(dB)
pegel LLw
w [dB]
pd
0,46
160
h 1000 3600
180
200
Pw =
280
100
kg/m22
Trgheitsmoment I =
kg
m
Tip
speed u2 = 76 m/s
VV
flow [m3/h]
[m/s]
u2 = 76 m/s
= =Volume
Volumenstrom
[mor3/h]
bzw. [m3/s]
3
20 C
pd
= Dyn.
[Pa]bzw.
or xx0.1
Temperatur tt ==20C
pd=
dyn.pressure
Druck [Pa]
0,1[kp/m
[kp/m]2] Temperature
3
Density
Dichte == 1.2
1,2 kg/m
kg/m3
Pw =
006
speed u2 = 38 m/s
3/h]
V
flow [m3/h]
[m/s]
u2 = 38 m/s
V ==Volume
Volumenstrom
[mor
bzw. [m3/s] Tip
20 C
pd
[Pa]
or xx 0.1
Temperatur t t==20C
pd== Dyn.
dyn. pressure
Druck [Pa]
bzw.
0,1 [kp/m
Density
1.2 kg/m
kg/m33
cc ==Flow
velocity
[m/s]
Dichte ==1,2
050
TYP AXO 9/500/D*

DREHZAHL 2870 MIN-1
005
For Max.
maximum
motorMotorbaugren:
dimension
pages
mgliche
Mabltter.

available with the
indicated
blade pitch only.
FR
AXIALVENTILATOREN
TYPE BVAXO
Subsequent
pitch variations
are not possible.
MIT DIREKTEM
ANTRIEB
OHNE LEITWERK
3/h]
speed u2 = 30 m/s
VV
flow [m3/h]
[m/s]
u2 = 30 m/s
= =Volume
Volumenstrom
[mor
bzw. [m3/s] Tip
3
20 C
pd
= Dyn.
[Pa]
or xx0.1
Temperatur tt==20C
pd=
dyn. pressure
Druck [Pa]
bzw.
0,1[kp/m
3
Density
=
1.2
kg/m
3
cc ==Flow
velocity
[m/s]
Dichte = 1,2 kg/m
140
355
125
315
112
45 Blade
Schaufelwinkel
pitch
400
pd
5 600
6 300
7 100
8 000
9 000
10 000
11 200
12 500
14 000
16 000
18 000
20 000
22 400
1,6
1,8
2,0
2,24
2,5
2,8
3,15
3,55
4,0
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
3,15
3,55
4,0
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
10
12,5
16
20
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
18 000
20 000
22 400
25 000
28 000
31 500
35 500
40 000
45 000
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
c [m/s]
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
8,0
16
160
10
28 000
7,1
14
125
11,2
25 000
6,3
12,5
V [m3/s]
80
22 400
5,6
11,2
80
100
V [m3/h]
63
20 000
5,0
10
63
2.5 D
16 000
18 000
4,5
9,0
50
with duct
mit Rohrleitung
2,5 D
14 000
16 000
4,0
8,0
40
rounded to standard
* Luftrichtung
D (ber values
V pt
= [kW]
h 100
4,5
14 000
3,55
7,1
31,5
37,5
Pw =
4,0
12 500
3,15
6,3
25
35
96
94
92
90
88
86
84
82
80
78
76
Leistungsbedarf
an der Welle
25
9,0
11 200
2,8
5,6
20
20
30
Pw [kW]=
Max. mgliche
Motorbaugren: siehe
Mabltter
25
45
Total
acoustic power
pegel Lw [dB]
h 1000 3600
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
Shaft
power input
Leistungsbedarf
an der
requirement
Welle:
40
32,5
30
20
8,0
9 000
10 000
2,5
5,0
16
pd [Pa]
140
50
8 000
c [m/s]
0,52
pd [Pa]
7 100
2,0
2,24
4,5
with duct
mit Rohrleitung
2,5 D
2.5 D
V [m3/s]
4,0
V pt
= [kW]
h 100
10
Pw =
V [m3/h]
12,5
Leistungsbedarf
an der Welle
30
32,5
160
h 1000 3600
25
20
180
40
32,5
71
0,56
Max. mgliche
Motorbaugren: siehe
Mabltter
32,5
37,5
45
40
25
20
Pw [kW]=
0,50
37,5
35
200
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
80
0,60
224
12 500
35
40
250
Total
pressure increase
D pt
(Pa)
Totaldruckerhhung
pt [Pa]
0,56
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft
power input
Welle:
requirement
Total
pressure increase
D pt(Pa)
Totaldruckerhhung
pt [Pa]
40
90
0,64
280
37,5
100
45 Schaufelwinkel
Blade pitch
315
45 Schaufelwinkel
Blade pitch
0,63
0,59
h=
0,68
355
140
112
Moment
of inertia I I==
kg/m
Trgheitsmoment
kg
m22
Casing
diameter d.i.L. =
797 =mm
Schachtdurchmesser
d.i.L.
797 mm
Outlet
cross
section
A
=
0.5
2 = 0,5m
Austrittsquerschnitt A2
m22
450
125
012
500
200
160
37,5

speed u2 = 60 m/s
V
[m/s]
u2 = 60 m/s
V = Volumenstrom [m3/h]
bzw. [m3/s] Tip
3
20 C
pd
= Dyn.
[Pa]bzw.
or xx0.1
Temperatur tt ==20C
pd=
dyn.pressure
Druck [Pa]
0,1[kp/m
33
Density
=
1.2
kg/m
cc ==Flow
velocity
[m/s]
Dichte = 1,2 kg/m
224
h=
0,67
0,65
45
TYP AXO 9/800/D*
DREHZAHL 1450 MIN-1
180
32,5 35
BVAXO
kg/m22
Trgheitsmoment I =
kg
m
Max. mgliche
Motorbaugren: siehe
Mabltter
30
25
20
11 200
250
92
90
88
86
84
82
80
78
76
74
72
40
3,55
Dichte = 1,2 kg/m
pd [Pa]
3,15
speed u2 = 39 m/s
V = Volume flow [m3/h] or
[m/s]
u2 = 39 m/s
V = Volumenstrom [m3/h]
bzw. [m3/s] Tip
pd = Dyn. pressure [Pa] or x 0.1 [kp/m3]2 Temperature t = 20 C
pd= dyn. Druck [Pa] bzw. x 0,1 [kp/m ] Temperatur t = 20C3
Density = 1.2 kg/m 3
2.5 D
c [m/s]
7,1
Pw [kW]=
TYP AXO 9/800/D*
DREHZAHL 980 MIN-1
011
Auf Normzahlen gerundete
Werte.
with duct2,5 D
mit Rohrleitung
V [m3/s]
35
30
106
104
102
100
98
96
94
92
90
88
86

pegel Lw [dB]
40
37,5
V pt
= [kW]
h 100
V [m3/h]
6,3
5,0
16
160
35
Pw =
30
25
25
h 1000 3600
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
requirement
Welle:
Max. mgliche
Motorbaugren: siehe
Mabltter
32,5
30
25
20
20
Leistungsbedarf
an der Welle
32,5
0,51
40
18000
4,5
14
125
45
103
101
99
97
95
93
91
89
87
85
83
0,56
45
h 1000 3600
16000
4,0
12,5
pd [Pa]
35
50
Pw [kW]=
14000
3,55
11,2
80
100
c [m/s]

Lw (dB)
pegel Lw [dB]
12500
3,15
10
63
22400
11200
2,8
9,0
50
20000
9000
10000
2,5
8,0
40
6,3
8000
7,1
5,6
7100
2,0
2,24
6,3
25
31,5
20
6300
1,8
5,6
V [m3/s]
2.5 D
V [m3/h]
18
5600
1,6
5,0
20
with duct2,5 D
mit Rohrleitung
16
V pt
= [kW]
h 100
30
25
250
20
Leistungsbedarf
an der Welle
37,5
8,0
32,5
112
0,59
56
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
125
40
63
6,3
35
0,52
0,64
71
37,5
140
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
requirement
Welle:
0,54
160
45 Blade
Schaufelwinkel
pitch
80
Total
pressure increase
D pt(Pa)
Totaldruckerhhung
pt [Pa]
40
200
180
h=
0,67
90
0,56
200
Total
pressure increase
D pt(Pa)
Totaldruckerhhung
pt [Pa]
pd
0,59
224
Pw =
100
h=
0,61
250
280

L (dB)
pegel Lww [dB]
400
31,5
2
Moment
of inertia II ==
kg/m
Trgheitsmoment
kg
m2
pd
Moment
of inertia I I==
kg/m
Trgheitsmoment
kg
m22
Casing
diameter d.i.L. =
634 =mm
Schachtdurchmesser
d.i.L.
634
mm
2
Outlet
cross
section
A
=
0.31
2
Austrittsquerschnitt A2 = 0,31mm2
010
speed u2 = 46 m/s
VV
flow [m3/h]
[m/s]
u2 = 46 m/s
= =Volume
Volumenstrom
[mor3/h]
bzw. [m3/s] Tip
3
20 C
pd
= Dyn.
[Pa]bzw.
or xx0.1
Temperatur tt==20C
pd=
dyn.pressure
Druck [Pa]
0,1[kp/m
33
Density
=
1.2
kg/m
cc ==Flow
velocity
[m/s]
Dichte = 1,2 kg/m
051
TYP AXO 9/800/D*

DREHZAHL 740 MIN-1
009
pd
TYP AXO 9/630/D*

DREHZAHL 1450 MIN-1
For Max.
maximum
motorMotorbaugren:
dimension
pages
mgliche
Mabltter.

These fans are available
with the indicated
blade pitch only.
KENNLINIEN
FR AXIALVENTILATOREN
TYPE BVAXO
DIREKTEM
ANTRIEB
OHNE LEITWERK
SubsequentMIT
pitch
variations are
not possible.
TYP AXO 9/1000/D*
DREHZAHL 740 MIN-1
Moment
of inertia I I==
kg/m
Trgheitsmoment
kg
m22
Casing
diameter d.i.L. =
1003= mm
Schachtdurchmesser
d.i.L.
1003 mm
2
Outlet
cross section AA2
0.79 m
2 ==0,79
Austrittsquerschnitt
m2
speed u2 = 51 m/s
V = Volume flow [m3/h] or3 [m/s]
u2 = 51 m/s
V = Volumenstrom [m /h] bzw. [m3/s] Tip
20 C
pd = Dyn. pressure [Pa] or x 0.1 [kp/m3]2 Temperature
pd= dyn. Druck [Pa] bzw. x 0,1 [kp/m ] Temperatur tt==20C
250
80
0,54
200
71
speed u2 = 76 m/s
VV
flow [m3/h]
[m/s]
3/h]
u2 = 76 m/s
= =Volume
Volumenstrom
[mor
bzw. [m3/s] Tip
3
20 C
pd
= Dyn.
[Pa]
or xx0.1
Temperatur tt==20C
pd=
dyn.pressure
Druck [Pa]
bzw.
0,1[kp/m
3
Density
=
1.2
kg/m
3
Dichte = 1,2 kg/m
2
Moment
of inertia II==
kg/m
Trgheitsmoment
kg
m2
28 000
31 500
35 500
40 000
45 000
50 000
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
12,5
14
16
18
100
125
160
200
25 000
7,1
9,0
50
8,0
22 400
6,3
8,0
40
10
20 000
5,6
7,1
31,5
11,2
18 000
5,0
6,3
25
80
16 000
4,5
5,6
20
63
14 000
30
pd [Pa]
50
40
35
MIT DIREKTEM ANTRIEB
32,5OHNE LEITWERK
TYP AXO 12/1000/D*
DREHZAHL 740 MIN-1
180
Dichte = 1,2 kg/m
140
125
18 000
20 000
22 400
25 000
28 000
31 500
35 500
40 000
45 000
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
20
250
5,0
16
18
200
6,3
56 000
14
16
160
25
50 000
12,5
14
125
16 000
45 000
11,2
12,5
4,5
40 000
10
11,2
80
100
5,6
35 500
9,0
10
63
h 1000 3600
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
Welle:
requirement
Total
acoustic power
(dB)
pegel LLw
w [dB]
rounded to standard
* Luftrichtung
D (ber values
c [m/s]
20
31 500
8,0
9,0
50
25
14 000
28 000
7,1
8,0
40
30
4,0
25 000
6,3
7,1
25
31,5
Pw [kW]=
Max. mgliche
Motorbaugren: siehe
Mabltter
32,5
2.5 D
V [m3/s]
5,0
22 400
5,6
6,3
20
h 1000 3600
112
110
108
106
104
102
100
98
96
94
92
with duct
mit Rohrleitung
2,5 D
V [m3/h]
16
20 000
5,0
5,6
16
pd [Pa]
2.5 D
V pt
= [kW]
h 100
12 500
18 000
4,5
5,0
c [m/s]
Pw =
35
3,55
16 000
4,0
V [m3/s]
Leistungsbedarf
an der Welle
pd [Pa]
14 000
V [m3/h]
63
4,5
30
37,5
71
12,5
140
40
80
11 200
32,5 Schaufelwinkel
45
0,52
90
35
Max. mgliche
Motorbaugren: siehe
Mabltter
Pw [kW]=
160
100
0,56
3,15
0,49
112
50 Schaufelwinkel
Blade pitch
h=
0,58
0,44
4,0
pd
200
25
10
224
0,51
Totaldruckerhhung
pt [Pa]
Total
pressure increase
D pt
(Pa)
0,54
180
2
Moment
of inertia II =
Trgheitsmoment
=
kgkg/m
m2
Casing
diameter d.i.L.d.i.L.
= 1003
mm mm
Schachtdurchmesser
= 1003
160
h=
0,56
250
016
200
280
106
104
102
100
98
96
94
92
90
88
86
400
with duct2,5 D
mit Rohrleitung
c [m/s]

u2 = 38 m/s
pd = Dyn. pressure [Pa] or x 0.1 [kp/m32] Temperature t = 20 C
Temperatur t = 20C3
= 1.2 kg/m3
224
V pt
= [kW]
h 100
V [m3/s]

V
3
450
Leistungsbedarf
an der Welle
V [m3/h]
45
500
315
32,5
37,5
Max. mgliche 25
Motorbaugren: siehe
Mabltter
355
12 500
2.5 D
4,0
with duct2,5 D
mit Rohrleitung
3,55
V pt
= [kW]
h 100
5,0
Pw =
4,5
Leistungsbedarf
an der Welle
30
pd
Pw [kW]=
TYP AXO 9/1000/D*
DREHZAHL 1450 MIN-1
015
35
25
25 000
7,1
9,0
50
Max. mgliche
Motorbaugren: siehe
Mabltter
37,5
90
h 1000 3600
22 400
6,3
8,0
40
32,5
30
0,48
100
Pw [kW]=
h 1000 3600
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
25
40
0,54
112
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
90
88
86
84
82
80
78
76
74
72
70
20 000
5,6
7,1
pd [Pa]
Gesamt-Schallleistungslevel L (dB)
pegel Lw
w [dB]
18 000
5,0
6,3
25
31,5
31 500
16 000
4,5
5,6
20
28 000
14 000
4,0
5,0
16
9,0
12 500
3,55
4,5
12,5
8,0
11 200
4,0
10
10
10 000
2,8
3,15
3,55
8,0
11,2
9 000
2,5
c [m/s]
80
8 000
2,24
2,8
3,15
V [m3/s]
2.5 D
6,3
with duct2,5 D
mit Rohrleitung
5,0
V pt
= [kW]
h 100
V [m3/h]
63
30
25
125
16
35,5
0,56
140
12,5
32,5 Schaufelwinkel
40
Leistungsbedarf
an der Welle
Shaft power input

Leistungsbedarf
an der
requirement
Welle:
Total
pressure increase
D pt(Pa)
Totaldruckerhhung
pt [Pa]
pd
0,42
45
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
Welle:
requirement
50
45
0,58
160
Total
pressure increase
D pt(Pa)
Totaldruckerhhung
pt [Pa]
0,50
56
50 Blade
Schaufelwinkel
pitch
0,60
180
63
Total
pressure increase
D pt(Pa)
Totaldruckerhhung
pt [Pa]
h=
0,61
224
37,5
50
40
45
100
98
96
94
92
90
88
86
84
82
80
Total
acoustic power
(dB)
pegel LLww [dB]
90
Total
acoustic power
(dB)
pegelLLww [dB]
0,55
pd
280
h=
0,56
100
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
315
112
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
requirement
Welle:
kg/m22
Trgheitsmoment I =
kg
m
Outlet cross section A2 = 0.79 m2 2
125
Pw =
Dichte = 1,2 kg/m
Pw =
014
speed u2 = 38 m/s
VV
flow [m3/h]
[m/s]
u2 = 38 m/s
= =Volume
Volumenstrom
[mor3/h]
bzw. [m3/s] Tip
20 C
pd
= Dyn.
[Pa]bzw.
or xx0.1
Temperatur tt == 20C
pd=
dyn.pressure
Druck [Pa]
0,1[kp/m
[kp/m3]2] Temperature
3
Density
cc = =Flow
velocity [m/s]
Dichte == 1.2
1,2 kg/m
kg/m3
052
TYP AXO 9/1000/D*

DREHZAHL 980 MIN-1
013
For Max.
maximum
motorMotorbaugren:
dimension
pages
mgliche
Mabltter.

FR
AXIALVENTILATOREN
available with the
indicated
blade pitch only.
TYPE BVAXO
MIT DIREKTEM
ANTRIEB
OHNE LEITWERK
Subsequent
pitch variations
are not possible.
800
224
710
200
50 Schaufelwinkel
710
315
630
pd
355
Pw [kW]=
pd
16 000
18 000
20 000
22 400
25 000
28 000
31 500
35 500
40 000
45 000
50 000
56 000
63 000
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
pd
32,5
35 500
40 000
45 000
50 000
56 000
63 000
71 000
80 000
90 000
10
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
c [m/s]
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
2.5 D
11,2
with duct2,5 D
mit Rohrleitung
V [m3/s]
10
V pt
= [kW]
h 100
V [m3/h]
11,2
Leistungsbedarf
an der Welle
Pw =
30
25
80
63 000
18
18
200
224
63
56 000
16
16
160
* rounded
to standard
Luftrichtung
D (ber values
pd [Pa]
25
Max. mgliche
Motorbaugren: siehe
Mabltter
32,5
37,5
30
40
35
117
115
113
111
109
107
105
103
101
99
97
For maximum
motorMotorbaugren:
dimension
pages
Max. mgliche
Mabltter.
BVAXO
35
250
31 500
50 000
14
14
125
35
30
37,5
280
h 1000 3600
Max. mgliche
Motorbaugren: siehe
Mabltter
40
315
Pw [kW]=
32,5
25
106
50 104
102
100
98
96
94
92
90
88
86
0,41
28 000
45 000
12,5
12,5
100
45
37,5
40 Schaufelwinkel
Blade pitch
355
9,0
40 000
pd [Pa]
0,44
35 500
31 500
9,0
9,0
50
10
28 000
8,0
8,0
40
11,2
25 000
7,1
7,1
31,5
10
22 400
6,3
6,3
25
11,2
20 000
5,6
5,6
20
c [m/s]
80
18 000
5,0
5,0
V [m3/s]
63
16 000
4,5
4,5
16
V [m3/h]
=
h 1000 3600
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
Welle:
requirement
32,5
30
12,5
V pt
= [kW]
h 100
2.5 D
35
0,45
25
Total
acoustic power
(dB)
pegel LLw
w [dB]
112
with duct
mit Rohrleitung
2,5 D
02.02
Total
pressure increase
D pt(Pa)
Totaldruckerhhung
pt [Pa]
37,5
125
400
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
140
Leistungsbedarf
an der Welle
Pw =
40
0,53
0,50
Shaft power input

Leistungsbedarf
an der
requirement
Welle:
Total
pressure increase
D pt(Pa)
Totaldruckerhhung
pt [Pa]
180
160
450
45
0,56
h=
0,50
0,47
500
winkel
200
2
Moment
of inertia II ==
kg/m
Trgheitsmoment
kg
m2
Casing
= 1124
mm mm
Schachtdurchmesser
= 1124
560
50
SchaufelBlade
224
020
800
h =
0,58
Dichte = 1,2 kg/m
400
250
4,5

u2 = 82 m/s
pd = Dyn. pressure [Pa] or x 0.1 [kp/m32] Temperature t = 20 C
Temperatur t = 20C3
= 1.2 kg/m3
280
50
8,0
45

V
3
9,0
2
Moment
of inertia I I==
kg/m
Trgheitsmoment
kg
m2
Casing
diameter d.i.L. =
1124= mm
Schachtdurchmesser
d.i.L.
1124 mm
8,0
speed u2 = 57 m/s
VV
flow [m3/h]
[m/s]
u2 = 57 m/s
= =Volume
Volumenstrom
[mor3/h]
bzw. [m3/s] Tip
3
20 C
pd
[Pa]bzw
or .xx0.1
Temperatur tt==20C
pd== Dyn.
dyn.pressure
Druck [Pa]
0,1[kp/m
3
Density
1.2 kg/m
Dichte == 1,2
kg/m3
37,5
pd [Pa]
104
102
100
98
96
94
92
90
88
86
84
40
MIT DIREKTEM
35 OHNE LEITWERK
30ANTRIEB
TYP AXO 16/1120/D*
DREHZAHL 1450 MIN-1
50
019
32,5
Max. mgliche 25
Motorbaugren: siehe
Mabltter
40
Postfach 1234 36222 Bad Hersfeld/Germany
* Luftrichtung
D (ber Motor
Tel.: +49.6621.950-0
Fax:drckend)
+49.6621.950-100
TYP AXO 12/1120/D*
DREHZAHL 980 MIN-1
2.5 D
c [m/s]
25 000
Pw [kW]=
Max. mgliche
MotorbauTURBO LUFTTECHNIK GMBH
gren:
siehe
Geschftsbereich Serienventilatoren
System BABCOCK BSH
Mabltter
with duct
mit Rohrleitung
2,5 D
V [m3/s]
22 400
50
45
40
V pt
= [kW]
h 100
V [m3/h]
7,1
h 1000 3600
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
Welle:
requirement
37,5
Pw =
32,5
30
25
Leistungsbedarf
an der Welle
6,3
114
112
110
108
106
104
102
100
98
96
94
35
35
63
5,0
pd [Pa]
71
71 000
20
25
400
c [m/s]

(dB)
pegel
w
63 000
18
22,4
315
90 000
56 000
16
20
250
80 000
50 000
14
18
200
25
45 000
12,5
16
160
22,4
40 000
11,2
14
125
28
35 500
10
12,5
100
31,5
31 500
9,0
V [m3/s]
630
28 000
8,0
10
11,2
80
25 000
7,1
63
22 400
6,3
V [m3/h]
9,0
with duct
2.5 D
8,0
V pt
= [kW]
h 100
50
Pw =
40
Leistungsbedarf
an der Welle
500
35
224
0,38
4,5
250
37,5
80
16
37,5
7,1
280
40
90
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
315
0,44
100
12,5
40
Pw [kW]=
355
45
0,46
112
Total
pressure increase
D pt(Pa)
Totaldruckerhhung
pt [Pa]
0,50
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
Welle:
requirement
400
Total
pressure increase
D pt(Pa)
Totaldruckerhhung
pt [Pa]
45
0,52
125
6,3
450
50 Schaufelwinkel
Blade pitch
0,48
140
0,56
25
500
h=
0,50
160
0,40
31,5
560
180
pd
h=
0,59
h 1000 3600
630
Total
acoustic power
(dB)
pegel LLw
w [dB]
kg/m22
Trgheitsmoment I =
kg
m
Schachtdurchmesser d.i.L. = 1124
mm
speed u2 = 42 m/s
VV
flow [m3/h]
[m/s]
u2 = 42 m/s
= Volume
= Volumenstrom
[mor3/h]
bzw. [m3/s] Tip
3
20 C
pd
= Dyn.
[Pa]bzw.
or xx0.1
Temperatur tt == 20C
pd=
dyn.pressure
Druck [Pa]
0,1[kp/m
3
Density
Dichte == 1.2
1,2 kg/m
kg/m3
2
Moment
of inertia II =
kg/m
Trgheitsmoment
=
kg
m2
018

Tip
speed u2 = 76 m/s
VV
u2 = 76 m/s
= Volumenstrom [m3/h][m/s]
bzw. [m3/s]
3
20 C
pd
[Pa]
or xx 0.1
Temperatur t t==20C
pd== Dyn.
dyn. pressure
Druck [Pa]
bzw.
0,1 [kp/m
Dichte = 1,2 kg/m
053
TYP AXO 16/1120/D*

DREHZAHL 740 MIN-1
017
Total
acoustic power
(dB)
pegelLLww [dB]
TYP AXO 12/1000/D*

DREHZAHL 1450 MIN-1
054
Item
No.
Quantity
Axial Smoke Exhaust Fan BVAXO Series, Type M-D

for the extraction of smoke fumes of 200C/120 min. or
300C/120 min. respectively
tested as per EN 12101-T3 (Munich Technical University)
approval no. Z-78.1-41
Airflow direction: motor in outlet
Direct-drive type
Appropriate for installation in- and outside of fire-zone.
Consisting of:
Casing of welded sheet steel construction
with drilled flanges according to DIN 24 154, Series 3
hub and blades made of cast-aluminium, non-adjustable
directly
within mounted on shaft end of special motor placed
the smoke fume flow,
type B3, protection classe IP 54, wired to exterior
temperature-resistant terminal box
or
or
or
or
Price per Unit
Total
Description
Surface protection:
Epoxy-polyester powder coating, colour: RAL 7030
as of nominal size 1120: with full paint finish, colour:
RAL7030
Hot-dip galvanized
Outlet-side installation:
Duct connection
Direct outlet without diffuser
Outlet into diffuser (optional)
Specifications:
Volume flow
Temperature / humidity
%R.H.
Dynamic pressure
Total pressure increase
Fan speed
Blade pitch
Total sound power level Lw
Efficiency
Power input requirement
Three-phase a.c. motor:
single-speed
Dahlander pole-changing type
pole-changing type with separate windings
Motor speed
Motor output
Current consumption
Voltage
Frequency
Protection Class IP
Type B/V
Size
Weight: Fan incl. accessories
Manufacturer: BVS Lufttechnik
Babcock-BSH System
Type:
BVAXO..........M-D
m3/h
0
C/
Pa
Pa
rpm
deg.
dB
%
kW
rpm
kW
A
V
Hz
kg
Carryover
055
Quantity
Price per Unit
Total
Description
Options:
Galvanized fan
Fan with special coating
Extension casing without inspection hatch
Extension casing with inspection hatch
Bellmouth inlet with flange
Wire guard on bellmouth side
Wire guard on extension casing (motor side)
Flexible connector, inlet side*
Flexible connector, outlet side*
Matching flange inlet side*
Matching flange outlet side*
Angular wall ring with brackets*
Set of mounting feet (2 pcs.)*
Set of spring-type antivibration mounts*
Brackets for vertical fan installation
Diffuser without interior core*
exhaust pipe with protection grid*
pipe with self-acting flap*
BVAXO
Item
No.
Note:
Please see our Installation, Operating and Maintenance
Instructions that are available on request.
* Loosely supplied
Carryover

TYPE BVAXN 12/56
MAIN DIMENSIONS
Important! This fan series is available with the motor outputs
Mmax.
057
zxd
d i. L.
D
No cooling-fan required.
Weight
(kg)
without
motor
930
1214
1124
1261 1311 1351
960
450 170 1200 120
500 185 1230 145
Motor size - Type

Flange dia. 2) - Shaft dia.
200 - B 5
225 - B 5
200 - B 5
225 - B 5
350 - 55
350 - 55
160 - B5
350 - 42
3)
02.02
450 - 60
200 - B 5
400 - 55
200 - B 5
400 - 55
225 - B 5
450 - 60
225 - B 5
450 - 60
65 280 75
B3/V1/V3 B3/V1/V3
250
3)
For vibration-damped installation an Extension

Extension casing may be required with fans up
to size
350 - 60
250 - B 5
550 - 65
250 - B 5
550 - 65
280 - B 5
550 - 75
280 - B 5
550 - 75
80
B3/V1/V3
315
65 280 75 315 80
B3/V1/V3 B3/V1/V3 B3/V1/V3
250
Special flanges may be

needed with certain sizes.
3) with steel impeller 8/56
= For vibration-damped installation

two Extension casings should be
provided.
Dimensions mm
Dimensional and design
changes reserved.
BVAXN 12/56
Size1)
Size

TYPE BVAXN 12/56
MAIN DIMENSIONS ACCESSORIES*
Flow nozzle
with flange
Duct feet
Duct feet for fan with extension duct resp. type R1
i.d1
Protective
grating at
058
Mating flange
Extension duct
i.d2
(same dimensions as
fan type M-D)
length of
installation
Size
D1 i.d1
Spring vibration
damper 2)
i.d2
Wall ring
i.d2
Flexible connection
a1
a2
a3
b1
z x d3
i.d2
z x d1)
355
501 362
69 270 221 191 386 356 330 270
5 x 9,5 360 395 425
8 x 9,5
80
50
400
562 403
78 300 248 218 436 406 370 300
5 x 9,5 403 438 468 12 x 9,5
80
50
450
631 424
87 335 260 230 460 430 410 330
5 x 9,5 452 487 517 12 x 9,5
80
50
500
708 509
98 375 285 255 510 480 460 380
5 x 9,5 506 541 571 12 x 9,5
80
50
560
794 571 109 420 317 277 559 519 510 430 5 x 11,5 568 605 643 16 x 11,5 100
70
630
875 640
95 470 361 321 647 607 550 470 5 x 11,5 637 674 712 16 x 11,5 100
70
710
972 717 103 525 380 340 685 645 620 530 5 x 11,5 714 751 785 16 x 11,5 100
70
800 1081 801 115 585 425 385 775 735 730 640 5 x 11,5 800 837 875 24 x 11,5 100
70
900 1214 898 130 655 452 412 825 781 730 640 5 x 11,5 897 934 972 24 x 11,5 100
70
1000 1351 1009 145 730 512 466 927 881 830 740 5 x 14
1006 1043 1081 24 x 11,5 100
70
1120 1470 1130 160 760 547 501 997 951 920 820 5 x 14
1133 1174 1214 24 x 11,5 110
90
1250 1677 1263 185 855 597 551 1097 1051 1030 930 5 x 14
1270 1311 1351 24 x 11,5 110
90
1400 1870 1417 210 930
a = Casing length + 87
+41
a1 =
1140 1040 5 x 14
1424 1465 1505 24 x 11,5 130 100
1600 2087 1587 210 1020
a = Casing length + 92
1350 1230 5 x 18
1596 1637 1677 32 x 11,5 130 100
Series 3
3) Height under load will be

communicated upon specification
(value is calculated individually for
each purchase order).
* all accessories, except duct

feet and duct extension, are
separately packed
Dimensions in mm
all right reserved

TYPE BVAXN 12/56
MAIN DIMENSIONS ACCESSORIES
Diffusor with inner core
i.d2
i.d.
Claws for vertical installation
059
welded
L2
L4
Screen
zxd
A A1
d1
i.d.
k D
z x d1)
i.d2 d3 k2 D2 z x d2
L1
L2
L3
L4
355
511
559
68
12
395
8 x 9,5
250
50
165
250
40
400
554
602
68
12
438
12 x 9,5
280
60
188
280
40
450
603
651
68
12
487
12 x 9,5
280
60
200
350 200
500
657
705
68
12
504
541
571
12 x 9,5
634
282
674
712
16 x 11,5
600
280
60
225
390 200
560
783
831
90
14
565
605
643
16 x 11,5
711
315
751
789
16 x 11,5
670
320
60
242
430 200
630
852
900
90
14
634
674
712
16 x 11,5
797
355
837
875
24 x 11,5
750
320
60
286
465 200
710
929
977
90
14
711
751
789
16 x 11,5
894
397
934
972
24 x 11,5
850
350
70
305
505 200
800
1015
1063
90
14
797
837
875
24 x 11,5
1003
446
1043
1081
24 x 11,5
950
400
80
350
550 200
900
1112
1160
90
14
894
934
972
24 x 11,5
1124
502
1174
1254
24 x 11,5 1060
450
90
373
620 200
1000
1221
1269
90
14
1003
1043
1081
24 x 11,5
1261
562
1311
1391
24 x 11,5 1200
500
100
415
690 200
1120
1374
1434
100
18
1124
1174
1254
24 x 11,5
1415
630
1465
1545
24 x 11,5 1340
1250
1511
1571
100
18
1261
1311
1391
24 x 11,5
1587
710
1637
1717
32 x 11,5 1510
1400
1665
1725
100
18
1415
1465
1545
24 x 11,5
1780
789
1830
1910
32 x 11,5 1690
1600
1837
1897
100
18
1587
1637
1717
32 x 11,5
1997
888
2047
2167
32 x 11,5 1900
on request
1) Fitting dimsions to
DIN 24 154 series 3
Dimensions in mm
All rights reserved
BVAXN 12/56
Size
L3

ACCESSORIES
ROUND SILENCERS TSR
060
As a supplement to our fire-proof axial fans in range BVAXN 12/56 we can

supply specially developed enveloping silencer in 12 sizes
i.d.
They reduce the noise level considerably.

They can be easily mounted on the
inlet or outlet of the fan. No additional
adapters are required.
The housing of the silencer is made
of sendzimir galvanized steel sheet.
Recessed nuts are provided for flanging on on the face side (hole pattern
to DIN 24 154 - Row 3).
Nominal
diameter
355
The space between the outer sheath,

the inner galvanized perforated plate
and the inner core is filled with sound
absorbing material.
400
450
500
560
630
710
800
900
1000
1120
1250
11
16
27
37
40
26
10
15
26
36
39
25
14
24
34
36
23
13
22
32
33
21
12
21
31
32
20
11
20
30
30
19
15
24
34
30
20
13
22
32
28
19
12
21
31
26
16
11
20
30
24
15
12
21
31
25
16
12
22
31
26
16
63 125
395
200
930
8xM8
438
224
930
12 x M 8
50
450
650
487
250
930
12 x M 8
56
507
700
541
280
930
12 x M 8
60
565
770
605
315
930
16 x M 8
68
638
830
674
355
930
16 x M 8
76
710
715
960
751
400
1430
16 x M 8
120
801
1050
837
450
1430
24 x M 8
137
900
898
1150
934
500
1430
24 x M 8
153
1007
1230
1043
560
1430
24 x M 8
167
1130
1330
1174
630
1430
24 x M 10
207
1267
1570
1311
710
1430
24 x M 10
254
500
560
800
1000
1120
1250
Flow noise (NG 400*)
250 500 1000 2000 4000
Octave center frequency fo [Hz]

The attenuations given in above chart for
the individual octaves depend on the nominal diameter.
Weight
[kg]
39
z x d2
600
630
550
Sound pressure level (dB)
355
d1
404
450
For larger attenuations several

silencers of the same diameter
may be arranged
one behind the other.
Nominal
359
400
Attenuation in dB
Sound pressure level difference
i.d.
Nom.
diameter
In the chart the flow noise values are subsivided in

octaves and depend on the flow speed.
* for other nominal sizes observe the depreciations in
the diagram.
1250
1120
Is calculated with the values in the diagram on the side,

for various nominal diameters correction values have to
be taken into account.
224
35
5
140
ld
ia
112
no
m
ina
90
71
56
The diagram shows the

static pressure losses
produced by inserting a
silencer into a tube of
the same diameter.
45
35,5
28
125000
80000
63000
50000
40000
31500
25000
20000
16000
12500
10000
8000
6300
5000
100000
Volume flow V [m3/h]
4000
3150
2500
22,4
2000
static pressure loss D ps [Pa]
180
all rights reserved dimensions in mm

TYPE BVAXN 12/56
ACOUSTIC DATA
BVAXN axial fan

Starting from this value, the Aweighted acoustic power level.
LWA and the relative acoustic power level LW rel.. can be determined using the tables below. These
values are available as the acoustic power emitted into the duct
and as the acoustic power emitted
from the fan inlet or outlet opening,
respectively. The values given were taken from measurements as
per EN 25136 (formerly DIN 45
635, Part 9) duct testing method.
1. Designation of sound level:
LW Vent. [dB] =
Total fan sound power level
LWA Vent. [dB] =
A-weighted sound power level for
fan in piping
Relative sound power level for fan
in piping
LWA Op. [dB] =
A-weighted sound power level for
fan, radiated from opening
LW rel. Op. [dB] =
Relative sound power level for fan,
radiated from opening
LPA Op. [dB] =
A-weighted sound pressure level
for fan, radiated from opening,
measured in room
LP rel. Op. [dB] =
Relative sound pressure level for
fan, radiated from opening, measured in room
In addition
Blade frequency of the fan is calculated from the number of blades
zn
z and the fan
f =speedfn
s-1[rpm].
g
D
60
2. Acoustic power level emitted

into the duct
The level of acoustic power an axial-flow fan emits into the ducting is
used for calculating the sound power characteristics of downstream
systems, e.g., silencers.
LW Vent. [dB] =
total acoustic power emitted by
the fan, (please see respective
characteristic curve sheets)
LWA Vent. [dB] =
A-weighted acoustic power level,
according
LWA Vent. = to
LWthe
portion 1.1 fdBg
Vent.equation
whereby part 1.1 is to be taken
from the table below.
relative acoustic power level as exLW rel. Vent.by
= Lthe
portion 1.2 fdBg
pressed
equation
W Vent.
Axial Smoke Exhaust Fan BVAXN
Portion
Size *
Portion
3. Acoustic power emitted from

the fan inlet or outlet opening
To determine the sound levels at a
given installation site, it is usually
necessary to know the level of
acoustic power emitted from the
fan's inlet or outlet opening. The
adjacent tables are based on the
outlet reflection pattern assumed
in VDI 2081, Case 2.
Levels are determined as follows:
LW Vent. [dB] =
Total sound power level for fan
from the relevant characteristic
performance curves
LWA Op[dB] =
A-weighted level of acoustic poLW rel.
2.2 fdBg
wer
emitted
the fan's
opeOp= LW from
Vent. portion
ning, expressed by the equation
whereby part 2.1 is to be taken
from the table below.
LW rel. Op. [dB] =
relative level of acoustic power
LWA Op=from
LW Vent.
portion
fdBg
emitted
the
fan's 2.1
opening,
expressed by the equation
* Intermediate values to be obtained by interpolation
BVAXN 12/56
Sound level
The total acoustic power level
LW.Vent. (in dB) of an axial-flow
fan can be obtained directly
from the characteristic data
sheets for each operating point.
061

WITH DIRECT DRIVE AND OUTLET GUIDE
VANES TYPE BVAXN 12/56
3/h]
V V
==
Volume
[m/s](m3/s)
3/h)or
volumeflow
flow[m
(m
resp.
3] 2
pdpd= =Dyn.
x 0.10.1
[kp/m
dyn.pressure
pressure[Pa]
(Pa)orresp.
(kp/m
)
c c==Flow
[m/s]
flow velocity
speed (m/s)
Moment
Momentofofinertia
inertiaI I==0.014
0.014 kg/m
kg m22
Casing
diameter
d.i.L.
= 359
mm
Inner duct
diameter
= 359
mm
Outletcross
crosssection
section AA22 == 0.10
Outlet
0.10 m
m22
3
Tip
speedUu22==28
28m/s
m/s
V V
= =Volume
[m/s](m3/s)
Tip speed
3/h)or
volumeflow
flow[m
(m/h]
resp.
3
20 C
pdpd= =Dyn.
x 0.1
Temperature tt==20C
dyn.pressure
pressure[Pa]
(Pa)orresp.
0.1[kp/m
(kp/m] 2) Temperature
Density
1.2 kg/m
kg/m33
Density == 1.2
c c==Flow
[m/s]
flow velocity
speed (m/s)
Momentofofinertia
inertiaI I==0.024
0.024kg/m
kg m2
Moment
Inner duct
diameter
mm
Casing
diameter
d.i.L.= =401
401
mm
2
Outletcross
crosssection
sectionAA22 == 0.126
0.126 m
Outlet
m2
0,63
pd
7 100
8 000
9 000
2,0
2,24
2,5
20
22,4
25
250
315
400
28
31,5
35,5
800
6 300
1,8
18
200
25
400
630
5 600
1,6
16
c [m/s]
500
5 000
1,4
14
160
4 500
1,25
12,5
18
200
125
4 000
1,12
11,2
80
100
16
160
20
3 550
1,0
10
63
14
125
22,4
3 150
0,9
9,0
50
12,5
100
315
2 800
0,8
8,0
250
2 500
0,71
7,1
40
pd [Pa]
pd [Pa]
Tip
Tipspeed
speeduU22== 59
59 m/s
m/s
Temperature
C
Temperature tt == 20
20C
Density
Density == 1.2
1.2 kg/m
kg/m33
0,71
0,70
pd
Blade
pitch
vane
angle
500
30
450
15
400
0,51
1000
25
355
0,41
315
3 550
4 000
4 500
5 000
5 600
6 300
7 100
8 000
9 000
10 000
11 200
12 500
[m3/h]
1,0
1,12
1,25
1,4
1,6
1,8
2,0
2,24
2,5
2,8
3,15
3,55
[m3/s]
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
28
c [m/s]
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
500
pd [Pa]
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
28
31,5
35,5
40
c [m/s]
125
160
200
250
315
400
500
630
800
1000
20
8,0
15
50
10 10
40
12,5
11,2
0 0
80
Power requirement
at the shaft
100
[m3/h]
35
0,61
20
3 150
5 600
5 000
4 500
4 000
20
3 550
15
3 150
10 10
2 800
2 500
2 240
2 000
1 800
1 600
25
0,9
63
0
0,66
0,60
0,50
7,1
25
Direct drive
h = 0,74
0,83
0,75
31,5
71
35
10
0,34
15
1000
30
22
Moment
of of
inertia
I =I 0.024
kg/m
Moment
inertia
= 0.024
kg m
Casing
d.i.L.==401
401mm
mm
Innerdiameter
duct diameter
Outlet
cross
section
Outlet
cross
sectionA2A2==0.126
0.126mm22
560
pt [Pa]
total pressure
Total pressure
increase
D
pt (Pa)
80
101
100
99
98
97
96
95
94
93
92
91
20
pd
pd
35
vane
Bladeangle
pitch
30
1 400
c [m/s]
25
710
20
90
pd [Pa]
10
30
63
Max. possible
motor sizes see
dimension
charts
*Luftrichtung
D (ber
Motor drckend) Luftrichtung S (ber Motor saugend) auf Anfrage auf Normzahlen gerundete Werte
* rounded to standard
values
10
15
35
0
25
20
30
103
102
101
100
99
98
97
96
95
94
93
Max. mgliche
Motorbaugren:
siehe
Mabltter
For maximum
motor sizes please see
dimension
pages
Direct dri ve
1,6
12,5
100
18
200
25
20
35
1,4
80
16
160
15
open outlet
Pw [kW]=
1,25
10
11,2
63
14
125
89
88
87
86
85
84
83
82
81
80
79
with
2.5 2.5
m dia.
withtube
duct
D
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
1,12
9,0
50
12,5
100
pd [Pa]
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
requirement
Welle:
1,0
8,0
c [m/s]
Totalacoustic
sound power
power level
levelLLww (dB)
(dB)
Total
0,9
7,1
0,8
6,3
25
9,0
50
40
0,71
5,6
20
8,0
40
31,5
0,63
5,0
16
7,1
10
0,56
4,5
12,5
6,3
25
31,5
11,2
0,5
4,0
10
5,6
20
pd [Pa]
80
0,45
3,55
8,0
5,0
16
c [m/s]
63
0,4
3,15
5,0
4,5
12,5
[m3/s]
Totalacoustic
sound power
power level
levelLLww (dB)
(dB)
Total
pt
pt
h 1000 3600
[m3/s]
630
100
open outlet
[m3/h]
15
10

V
V = volume flow (m3/h) resp. (m3/s)
3
pd pd
= Dyn.
pressure
x 0.1
= dyn.
pressure[Pa]
(Pa)orresp.
0.1[kp/m
(kp/m]2)
c =cFlow
[m/s]
= flowvelocity
speed (m/s)
0,49
0,44
withtube
duct
D
with
2.5 2.5
m dia.
20
0,53
112
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
0,37
800
25
Power requirement
at the shaft
15
Totalacoustic
sound power
level LLww (dB)
(dB)
Total
power level
Max. possible
motor sizes see
dimension
charts
0,54
pd
0,43
125
31,5
open outlet
900
0,58
140
Pw [kW]=
10
with
tube
2.5 m
dia.
with
duct
2.5
D
h = 0,57
0,66
160
11,2
= [kW]
h 1000
1000
180
total pressure pt [Pa]

Total pressure increase D pt (Pa)
10 10
pt
200
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
80
14
125
Pw [kW]=
20
63
63
12,5
25
Max. possible
motor sizes see
dimension
charts
35
30
Pw =
2 240
50
11,2
80
100
15
10
0
0 0
Power requirement
at the shaft
h 1000 3600
h 1000 3600
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
87
86
85
84
83
82
81
80
79
78
77
Total
power level
Totalacoustic
sound power
level LLww (dB)
(dB)
1,0
10
40
10
63
pd [Pa]
25
0,63
3 550
0,9
9,0
31,5
9,0
50
3 150
0,8
8,0
25
8,0
40
2 800
0,71
7,1
20
7,1
2 500
0,63
6,3
16
6,3
25
31,5
2 240
0,56
5,6
12,5
5,6
20
2 000
0,5
5,0
10
5,0
c [m/s]
16
1 800
0,45
4,5
8,0
4,5
1 600
0,4
4,0
6,3
4,0
1 400
3,55 0,355
5,0
pd [Pa]
10
1 250
0,28
2,8
3,15 0,315
c [m/s]
12,5
[m3/h]
0,25
1 120
20
15
2,5
1 000
10 10
open outlet
[m3/s]
8,0
withtube
duct
D
with
2.5 2.5
m dia.
4,0
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
3,55
900
15
250
6,3
45
1000
0,47
280
25
25
30
315
9,0
15
355
h 1000 3600
1000
0,23
50
pt
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
requirement
Welle:
30
56
vane angle
Blade
pitch
20
63
35
0,57
400
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
20
25
Pw [kW]=
0,33
71
0,62
0,66
450
pt [Pa]Dpt (Pa)
pressure
Totaltotal
pressure
increase
35
vane
Bladeangle
pitch
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
Welle:
requirement
pd
25
80
Power requirement
at the shaft
0,56
500
50
pd
0,32
90
0,67
0,71
560
0,38
0,42
h = 0,70
0,79
0,76
630
pd
0,43
0,47
100
pt [Pa]D
pressure
Total total
pressure
increase
pt (Pa)
710
h = 0,46
0,55
0,52
112
125
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
requirement
Welle:
Momentofofinertia
inertiaI I== 0.014
m2
Moment
0.014 kg
kg/m
Inner duct
diameter
= 359
mm
Casing
diameter
d.i.L.
= 359
mm
2
Outletcross
crosssection
Outlet
0.10 m
m2
800
140
Max. possible
motor sizes see
dimension
charts
Tip
Tipspeed
speedUu2 2= =5252m/s
m/s
Temperature
Temperaturet t==20C
20 C
33
Density
Density ==1.2
1.2kg/m
kg/m
3
Tip
speed Uu22==26
26m/s
m/s
Tip speed
VV= =Volume
[m/s]
volumeflow
flow[m
(m3/h]
/h)or
resp.
(m3/s)
3
20 C
Temperature tt==20C
pd
x 0.1
pd==Dyn.
dyn.pressure
pressure [Pa]
(Pa)or
resp.
0.1[kp/m
(kp/m]2) Temperature
33
Density
=
1.2
kg/m
Density
=
1.2
kg/m
c c==Flow
velocity
[m/s]
flow speed (m/s)
062

Tip
33 m/s
m/s
Tipspeed
speed uU22 == 33
Temperature
20 C
Temperature tt =
= 20C
Density
Density == 1.2
1.2 kg/m
kg/m33
Momentof
ofinertia
inertiaI I==0.041
0.041kgkg/m
Moment
m2 2
Casing
diameter
d.i.L.
= 450
Inner
duct
diameter
= 450
mm mm
Outlet
m2m2
Outletcross
crosssection
sectionA2A=2 0.159
= 0.159
3
TipTip
speed
67 m/s
V V==Volume
[m/s]
speedu2U=
volume flow
flow [m
(m3/h]
/h) or
resp.
(m3/s)
2 = 67 m/s
3
C
pd
x 0.1
Temperaturet =t =2020C
pd==Dyn.
dyn. pressure
pressure [Pa]
(Pa) or
resp.
0.1[kp/m
33
Density
cc == Flow
velocity
[m/s]
1.2kg/m
kg/m
Density = =1.2
flow speed
(m/s)
280
1400
h = 0,66
pd
pd

30
25
35
20
Pw [kW]=
Max. possible
motor sizes see
dimension
charts
Tip
Tipspeed
speeduU
24 m/s
m/s
2 2==24
Temperature
C
Temperaturet t==20
20C
Density
Density ==1.2
1.2kg/m
kg/m33
92
91
90
89
88
87
86
85
84
83
82
0,61
pd
0,52
pd
8 000
9 000
10 000
11 200
12 500
14 000
16 000
18 000
2,24
2,5
2,8
3,15
3,55
4,0
4,5
5,0
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
28
31,5
125
160
200
250
315
400
500
630
20
25
28
31,5
35,5
40
45
400
500
630
800
1000
1250
7 100
2,0
12,5
18
200
22,4
6 300
1,8
11,2
80
100
16
160
315
5 600
1,6
10
63
250
5 000
1,4
9,0
50
14
15
10
35
25
30
20
108
107
106
105
104
103
102
101
100
99
98
2
Momentofofinertia
inertiaI I==0.073
0.073 kg/m
kg m2
Moment
Inner duct
diameter
= 504
mm
Casing
diameter
d.i.L.
= 504
mm
2
Outletcross
crosssection
section AA22 == 0.2
Outlet
0.2 m
m2
180
30
160
1000
15
140
0,48
25
125
3 550
4 000
4 500
5 000
5 600
6 300
7 100
8 000
9 000
10 000
11 200
12 500
[m3/h]
1,12
1,25
1,4
1,6
1,8
2,0
2,24
2,5
2,8
3,15
3,55
[m3/s]
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
c [m/s]
20
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
pd [Pa]
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
c [m/s]
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
20
1,0
0,38
5,0
15
16
10 10
7,1
31,5
3 150
0 0
Power requirement
at the shaft
0,9
pt
vane angle
Blade
pitch
4,5
[m3/h]
35
0,58
20
12,5
8 000
7 100
6 300
5 600
20
5 000
15
4 500
4 000
10 10
3 550
3 150
2 800
2 500
2 240
2 000
200
6,3
45
25
25
25
pd [Pa]
20
30
35
D (ber
* *Luftrichtung
rounded to standard
valuesMotor drckend) Luftrichtung S (ber Motor saugend) auf Anfrage auf Normzahlen gerundete Werte
10
15
0
25
20
30
35
97
96
95
94
93
92
91
90
89
88
87
Max. possible
motor sizes see
dimension
charts
Total
power level
level L
Lw (dB)
(dB)
Totalacoustic
sound power
25
h 1000 3600
15
open outlet
Pw [kW]=
10
0
87
86
85
84
83
82
81
80
79
78
77
withtube
duct
D
with
2.52.5
m dia.
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft
power input
requirement
Welle:
pd [Pa]
Total
power level
Totalacoustic
sound power
level LLww (dB)
(dB)
2,0
2,24
10
11,2
16
160
c [m/s]
80
14
125
[m3/s]
63
1,8
9,0
50
12,5
100
1,6
8,0
40
11,2
80
1,4
7,1
31,5
10
63
1,25
6,3
25
9,0
50
1,12
5,6
20
8,0
40
1,0
5,0
16
7,1
31,5
0,9
4,5
12,5
6,3
25
0,8
4,0
10
5,6
20
0,71
3,55
8,0
5,0
0,63
16
0,56
2,8
3,15
4,5
6,3
4,0
c [m/s]
pd [Pa]
10
5,0
pt
12,5
open outlet
0,63
pd
0,37
15
50
withtube
duct
D
with
2.5 2.5
m dia.
0,72
0,67
0,57
224
pt [Pa]
pressure
Total total
pressure
increase
D
pt (Pa)
30
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
0,68
pd
35
vane
angle
Blade
pitch
20
Power requirement
at the shaft
h = 0,71
0,80
0,77
pd
250
0,47
1000
h 1000 3600
pd [Pa]
280
0,56
0,46
56
c [m/s]
355
63
D pt [Pa]
pd [Pa]
315
71
Pw [kW]=
c [m/s]
0,57
80
[m3/s]
BVAXN 12/56
0,66
25

[m3/h]
400
100
V
[m3/h]
20
0,43
15
Max. possible
motor sizes see
dimension
charts
112
Leistungsbedarf an der
Shaft power input
Welle:
requirement
12,5
open outlet
h = 0,60
0,69
125
Max. possible
motor sizes see
dimension
charts
125
withtube
duct
D
with
2.52.5
m dia.
140
90
10 10
= Volume flow [m33/h] or [m/s] 3

Tip
u22 == 38
38 m/s
m/s
V
Tip speed
speed U
V = volume flow (m /h) resp. (m /s)
20 C
pd
[Pa] or
x 0.1
Temperature tt == 20C
pd==Dyn.
dyn. pressure
pressure (Pa)
resp.
0.1[kp/m
(kp/m32]) Temperature
Density
cc =
velocity
[m/s]
Density == 1.2
1.2 kg/m
kg/m33
= Flow
flow speed
(m/s)
Moment of
ofinertia
inertiaII==0.073
0.073kg
kg/m
Moment
m2 2
Casing
diameter
d.i.L.
= 504
Inner
duct
diameter
= 504
mmmm
2
2 2
Outletcross
crosssection
sectionAA
0.2
0.2
mm
Outlet
2= =
Volume flow [m33/h] or [m/s]3

V
V=
= volume flow (m /h) resp. (m /s)
pd
Dyn.pressure
pressure(Pa)
[Pa]resp.
or x 0.1
pd == dyn.
0.1 [kp/m
(kp/m32)]
c
Flowspeed
velocity
[m/s]
c ==flow
(m/s)
100
pd [Pa]
4 500
c [m/s]
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
h 1000 3600
2,0
12,5
100
18
200
2,5
1,8
80
16
160
2,24
1,6
10
11,2
63
14
125
16
1,4
9,0
50
12,5
14
1,25
8,0
40
11,2
80
100
160
1,12
7,1
31,5
10
63
125
1,0
6,3
25
9,0
50
20
0,9
5,6
20
8,0
40
22,4
0,8
5,0
16
7,1
pd [Pa]
315
0,71
4,5
12,5
6,3
25
31,5
c [m/s]
250
0,63
4,0
10
5,6
20
[m3/s]
15
10
0 0
f
Power requirement
at the shaft
pt
Total
powerlevel
level LLww(dB)
(dB)
Totalacoustic
sound power
=
h 1000 3600
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
Shaft power input

Leistungsbedarf
an der
requirement
Welle:
25
450
open outlet
15
500
1,25
[m3/h]
pt
0,53
9 000
8 000
7 100
6 300
20
5 600
5 000
15
4 500
10 10
4 000
3 550
3 150
2 800
2 500
2 240
1000
8,0
0,33
30
560
D pt [Pa]
90
630
40
25
100
35
vane
Bladeangle
pitch
0,63
20
Pw [kW]=
1000
0,43
V
[m3/h]
15
Shaft power input

Leistungsbedarf
an der
requirement
Welle:
112
25
710
11,2
30
125
0,62
80
20
with
duct
D
with tube
2.52.5
m dia.
0,68
0,72
800
35
Bladeangle
pitch
vane
0,53
140
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
0,73
0,77
900
pd
25
Power requirement
at the shaft
0,82
1000
0,62
0,52
160
0,58
h = 0,76
0,85
1120
0,67
180
Total total
pressure
increase
D
pt (Pa)
pt [Pa]
pressure
1250
0,63
Direct drive
0,72
224
Totalacoustic
sound power
level LLww (dB)
Total
power level
(dB)
0,75
250
200
Moment
Momentof
ofinertia
inertia II == 0.041
0.041 kg/m
kg m22
Casing
diameter
d.i.L.
= 450
mm
Inner duct
diameter
= 450
mm
Outlet
A22 ==0.159
0.159m
m22
Outletcross
cross section
section A
3
V V==Volume
[m/s]
volumeflow
flow [m
(m3/h]
/h) or
resp.
(m3/s)
3
pd
x 0.1
pd==Dyn.
dyn. pressure
pressure [Pa]
(Pa) or
resp.
0.1[kp/m
(kp/m2])
c c== Flow
velocity
[m/s]
flow speed
(m/s)
063
Max. mgliche
Motorbaugren:
Mabltter
For maximum
motor sizes please siehe
see dimension
pages

Moment of
m2
Moment
of inertia
inertia II == 0.073
0.073kg
kg/m
Inner duct
diameter
= 504
mmmm
Casing
diameter
d.i.L.
= 504
2
2
Outlet
cross
section
A
=
0.2
m
Tip
u2 ==27
27m/s
m/s
V = Volume flow [m3/h]
or [m/s]
Tip speed
speed U
2
t = 20 C
pd = Dyn. pressure [Pa] or x 0.1 [kp/m3] 2 Temperature
pd = dyn. pressure (Pa) resp. 0.1 (kp/m ) Temperature t = 20C3
Density
kg/m3
1.2 kg/m
Density == 1.2
c = flow speed (m/s)
1800
200
30
Pw [kW]=
20
Tip speed
speedUu22==41
41m/s
m/s
Tip
V = Volume
flowflow
[m3(m
/h]3or
V = volume
/h)[m/s]
resp. (m3/s)
3] 2 Temperature
20 C
pd =pd
Dyn.
pressure
[Pa](Pa)
or xresp.
0.1 [kp/m
= dyn.
pressure
0.1 (kp/m
) Temperaturet t==20C
Density
Density ==1.2
1.2kg/m
kg/m3 3
c = cFlow
velocity
= flow
speed [m/s]
(m/s)
Moment
0.12 kg
kg/m
Moment of
of inertia
inertia II == 0.12
m22
Casing
diameter
d.i.L.
= 565
Inner duct
diameter
= 565
mmmm
22
Outlet
sectionAA22==0.25
0.25mm
Outlet cross
cross section
pd
6 300
7 100
8 000
9 000
10 000
11 200
1,8
2,0
2,24
2,5
2,8
3,15
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
40
50
63
80
100
12,5
14
16
18
c [m/s]
100
125
160
200
5 600
1,6
6,3
25
9,0
50
31,5
5 000
1,4
5,6
20
8,0
40
10
4 500
1,25
5,0
16
7,1
11,2
4 000
1,12
4,5
12,5
6,3
25
31,5
pd [Pa]
80
3 550
1,0
4,0
c [m/s]
63
3 150
0,9
3,55
[m3/s]
pd [Pa]
92
91
90
89
88
87
86
85
84
83
82
15
10
0
35
30
25
20
V
3/h]
volumeflow
flow[m
(m
/h)orresp.
(m /s)
V
= =Volume
[m/s]
3/h) resp. (m3/s)
V = volume
flow (m(Pa)
2
dyn.pressure
pressure
resp.
0.1[kp/m
(kp/m
3 )
pdpd= =Dyn.
[Pa] or
x 0.1
pd =flow
dyn.speed
pressure
(Pa) resp.
0.1 (kp/m] 2)
(m/s)
c c==Flow
velocity
[m/s]
3
Moment of inertia I = 0.073 kg m2
Tip speed
speed U
= 38
m/s
Tip
23m/s
m/s
Tip speed
Uu22 ==23
Temperature2 t = 20C
Temperature
20 C
Temperature tt==20C
3
Density
=
1.2
kg/m
Density
1.2 kg/m
kg/m33
Density == 1.2
Moment
ofofinertia
kg/m
Moment
inertiaI I===0.223
0.0223
kg 2m2
Inner
duct
diameter
504 mm
Casing
diameter
d.i.L.= =
mm
Inner duct
mm
Outlet
crossdiameter
section
A2634
=634
0.2
m2 22
Outlet
0.31 m
m
Outletcross
crosssection
sectionAA22 == 0.31
pd
pd
89000
000
9 000
10
000
10
11000
200
11
12200
500
2,5
2,8
2,8
3,15
9,0
16
10
18 3,15
3,55
50
160
63
200
pd [Pa]
[Pa]
pd
100
22,4
315 12,5
14
25
[m/s]
cc [m/s]
125
400
pd [Pa]
[Pa]
pd
Max. possible
Max. possible
motor sizes see
motor sizes see
dimension
dimension
charts
charts
D (ber
**Luftrichtung
rounded to standard
5
5
10 10
0
0
15 15
35
35
30 30
25 25
20 20
[m33/h]
/h]
[m
[m33/s]
/s]
[m
97
88
96
87
95
86
94
85
93
84
92
83
91
82
90
81
89
80
88
79
87
78
Total sound power level Lw (dB)
10
18 31,5
100
63
200
8,0
14
78100
000
25
80
9,0
16
50
160
7,1 2,24
12,5
2,5
67300
100
1,8
2,0
2,0
2,24
5,6
10
6,3
11,2
20
63
8,0
14
40
125
40
125
56600
300
1,6
1,8
5,0
9,0
16
50
7,1
12,5
[m/s]
cc [m/s]
80 11,2
250
20
55000
600
1,4
1,6
4,5
8,0
6,3 12,5
11,2
40
45500
000
4,0
7,1 1,25
1,4
5,6
10
20
63
25
80
44000
500
8,0
25 3,55
6,3 1,12
1,25
10
31,5
5,0
9,0
16
50
20 0,32
20
31,5
100
34550
000
10 10
15 15 0,38
5
10 10
Total
powerlevel
level LLww(dB)
(dB)
Totalacoustic
sound power
Total
power level
Totalacoustic
sound power
level LLw (dB)
(dB)
33150
550
500
1,6
6,3
25
9,0
50
0,9
1,0
250
28
400
20
35
1,0
1,12
5,0
20
200
25
315
25
30
open
openoutlet
outlet
2,8
5,0
18 000
4,5
18
160
22,4
250
15
with
tube
2.5 m dia.
withtube
duct
D
with
2.5 2.5
m dia.
6,3
5,6
20 3,15
16 000
4,0
16
125
20
200
1,4
5,6
20
8,0
40
10
0
pt
pt

Pw ==
= [kW]
Pw
h 1000 = [kW]
h 1000
5
5
5,0
16
14 000
3,55
14
100
18
160
1,25
5,0
16
99
98
97
96
95
94
93
92
91
90
89
0 0
0 05
Power requirement
Power requirement
at the shaft
at the shaft
4,5
8,0
12 500
3,15
12,5
80
16
125
pd [Pa]
open outlet
7,1
with
duct
2.5
with
tube
2.5 m
dia.D
31,5
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
25 25
4,0
7,1
11 200
2,8
11,2
63
14
c [m/s]
pt
15 15 0,48 0,42
125
45
10
31,5
10 000
2,5
10
50
pd [Pa]
12,5
9 000
2,24
9,0
c [m/s]
100
8 000
2,0
8,0
7 100
1,8
[m3/s]
7,1
6 300
[m3/h]
40
0,42
31,5
15
10
10 10
11,2
80
63
5 600
5 000
Power requirement
at the shaft
4 500
20
12,5
40
160
1000
1000
140
50
23800
150
25
0,8
0,9
0,52
0,58 0,5
30 30
160
56
2,5
4,5
15
1000
180
180
63
h 1000 3600
200
35 35
vane vane
angleangle
Blade
pitch
20 20
30
Pw [kW]=
224
0,63 0,57
25 25
200
71
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
20
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
Welle:
requirement
0,62
250
ptpt[Pa]
[Pa]
(Pa)
totalpressure
pressure
Totaltotal
pressure
increase
D
pt
35
Bladeangle
pitch
vane
0,67 0,61
224
80
pd
25
0,72 0,66
0,57 0,51
4,0
12,5
pd
250
90
0,68 0,62
pd
280
100
0,67
h = 0,65
h = 0,71
0,80 0,74
0,77 0,71
315
112
pd
355
125
0,71
280
h 1000 3600
[m3/h]
Max. possible
motor sizes see
dimension
charts
0,72
0,76
0,61
315
Pw [kW]=
20
8,0
25 3,55
6,3
0,84
355
10
open outlet
h = 0,75
0,81
400

0,34
400
140
450
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
8,0
Max. mgliche
Motorbaugren:
siehe
Mabltter
For maximum
motor sizes please see
dimension
pages
Direct drive
withtube
duct
D
with
2.5 2.5
m dia.
500
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
Welle:
requirement
15
Totalacoustic
sound power
Lw
Total
power level
level L
(dB)
w (dB)
25
10 10
5,6
800
50
1600
35
Max. possible
motor sizes see
dimension
charts
5,0
630
45
1250
15
10
Total
powerlevel
level LLww(dB)
(dB)
Totalacoustic
sound power
h 1000 3600
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
Welle:
requirement
110
109
108
107
106
105
104
103
102
101
100
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
h 1000 3600
35,5
500
40
1000
pd [Pa]
Power requirement
at the shaft
28
31,5
400
35,5
800
7,1
25
315
31,5
630
6,3
22,4
250
28
500
5,6
20
200
25
400
5,0
18
160
22,4
315
4,5
16
125
20
250
4,0
3,15
14
100
18
200
3,55
2,8
12,5
80
16
160
2,5
2,0
2,24
10
11,2
63
14
125
1,8
9,0
50
c [m/s]
[m3/s]
open outlet
c [m/s]
pd [Pa]
12,5
with
duct
2.5
with
tube
2.5 m
dia.D
0 0
pt
100
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
0,44
25
63
20
[m3/h]
pt
15
16
25 000
22 400
20 000
18 000
12 500
0,45
15
16 000
10 10
14 000
11 200
9 000
8 000
7 100
6 300
10 000
20
1000
71
Pw [kW]=
560
30
80
2 800
25
90
0,8
0,55
15
20
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
1000
630
35
vane
Bladeangle
pitch
0,54
100
3,15
30
710
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
Welle:
requirement
800
25
112
pt [Pa]
pressure
Total total
pressure
increase
D
pt (Pa)
20
0,59
0,63
pd
pd
35
vane
Bladeangle
pitch
0,65
900
Power requirement
at the shaft
0,53
6,3
pd
25
0,64
0,68
140
0,70
125
1000

160
0,74
0,64
1120
h = 0,67
0,76
0,73
4,5
0,79
1250
0,75
12,5
0,84
1400
180
h = 0,78
0,87
1600
Max. possible
motor sizes see
dimension
charts
2
Moment
Momentofofinertia
inertiaI I==0.12
0.22kg/m
kg m2
Casing
diameter
d.i.L.= =565
565
mm
Inner duct
diameter
mm
Outlet
m22
Outletcross
crosssection
sectionAA22 == 0.25
0.25 m
Tip
Tipspeed
m/s
Temperature
Temperaturet =
t =20C
20 C
33
Density
Density ==1.2
1.2kg/m
kg/m
VV == Volume
flow (m
[m33/h)
/h] resp.
or [m/s]
volume flow
(m3/s)
pd
Dyn. pressure
pressure(Pa)
[Pa]resp.
or x 0.1
pd =
= dyn.
0.1 [kp/m
(kp/m32)]
cc ==flow
Flowspeed
velocity
[m/s]
(m/s)
064

Tip
Tipspeed
m/s
Temperature
Temperaturet =
t =20C
20 C
33
Density
Density ==1.2
1.2kg/m
kg/m
Momentof
ofinertia
inertia II== 0.223
0.223 kg/m
kg m2
Moment
Inner duct
diameter
= 634
mm
Casing
diameter
d.i.L.
= 634
mm
2
2
Outlet
cross
section
A
=
0.31
Outlet cross section A2 = 0.31m
m2
3
Tip
speedUu22==46
46m/s
m/s
V V
==
Volume
[m/s](m3/s)
Tip speed
3/h)or
volumeflow
flow[m
(m/h]
resp.
3
20 C
Temperature tt==20C
pdpd= =Dyn.
x 0.1
[kp/m
dyn.pressure
pressure[Pa]
(Pa)orresp.
0.1
(kp/m] 2) Temperature
Density == 1.2
Density
1.2 kg/m
kg/m33
c c==Flow
[m/s]
flow velocity
speed (m/s)
250
630
h = 0,71
0,80
224
0,77
35
20
Pw [kW]=
Max. possible
motor sizes see
dimension
charts
Tip speed u = 26 m/s

V = Volume flow [m3/h]
[m/s] 3
V = volume flow (m3/h)orresp.
(m /s) 3 Tip speed U2 2= 26 m/s
20 C
pdpd= =Dyn.
x 0.1
dyn.pressure
pressure [Pa]
(Pa)or
resp.
0.1[kp/m
3 3
Density ==1.2
1.2kg/m
kg/m
c c==Flow
[m/s]
Density
flow velocity
speed (m/s)
pd
pd
7 100
8 000
9 000
10 000
11 200
12 500
14 000
16 000
18 000
20 000
22 400
25 000
2,0
2,24
2,5
2,8
3,15
3,55
4,0
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
28
31,5
125
160
200
250
315
400
500
630
9,0
10
63
80
100
15
10
35
30
25
20
Tip speed
speedUu2==35
35m/s
m/s
Tip
2
Temperaturet t==20C
20 C
Temperature
Density ==1.2
1.2kg/m
kg/m3 3
Density
101
100
99
98
97
96
95
94
93
92
91
Moment
Momentofofinertia
inertiaI I==0.40
0.40kg/m
kg m22
Casing
diameter
d.i.L.= =
711
mm
Inner duct
diameter
711
mm
Outlet
0.4 m
m22
Outletcross
crosssection
section AA22 == 0.4
355
pd
pd
11 200
12 500
14 000
16 000
18 000
20 000
22 400
[m3/h]
2,8
3,15
3,55
4,0
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
[m3/s]
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
c [m/s]
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
pd [Pa]
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
c [m/s]
100
125
160
200
250
315
10 000
15
31,5
15
10
10 10
11,2
2,5
6,3
25
9,0
50
80
8 000
2,24
5,6
20
8,0
40
63
7 100
2,0
5,0
9 000
6 300
1,8
4,5
16
12,5
pd [Pa]
10 10
20
20
30
35
Max. possible
motor sizes see
dimension
charts
**Luftrichtung
rounded to standard
D (ber
5
0
10
15
25
20
35
30
99
98
97
96
95
94
93
92
91
90
89
Total
powerlevel
level LLww(dB)
(dB)
Totalacoustic
sound power
12,5
100
18
200
25
5,0
11,2
80
16
160
15
h 1000 3600
10
0
open outlet
Pw [kW]=
4,5
10
63
14
125
92
91
90
89
88
87
86
85
84
83
82
withtube
duct
D
with
2.5 2.5
m dia.
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
4,0
9,0
50
12,5
100
pd [Pa]
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
Welle:
requirement
3,55
8,0
c [m/s]
Total
powerlevel
level LLww(dB)
(dB)
Totalacoustic
sound power
2,8
3,15
7,1
2,5
6,3
25
9,0
50
40
2,24
5,6
20
8,0
40
31,5
2,0
5,0
16
7,1
10
1,8
4,5
12,5
6,3
25
31,5
11,2
1,6
4,0
10
5,6
20
pd [Pa]
80
1,4
3,55
8,0
5,0
16
c [m/s]
63
1,25
3,15
6,3
4,5
[m3/s]
open outlet
0,42
20
pt
12,5
pt
0 0
Power requirement
at the shaft
7,1
[m3/h]
6,3
18 000
16 000
14 000
11 200
12 500
20
15
10 000
10 10
9 000
8 000
7 100
6 300
5 600
5 000
4 500
0 0
25
125
25
0,38
0,52
15
140
31,5
63
5 600
25
30
160
1,6
71
180
4,0
0,48
15
1000
35
vane
Bladeangle
pitch
0,62
20
10
30
80
200
5,6
90
25
20
20
with duct 2.5 D
0,67
0,71
0,61
224
pd
35
vane
angle
Blade
pitch
pt [Pa]D
pressure
Totaltotal
pressure
increase
pt (Pa)
100
with tube 2.5 m dia.
0,76
250
0,58
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
0,72
BVAXN 12/56
0,63
25
Power requirement
at the shaft
0,81
280
0,67
h = 0,75
0,84
315
pd
0,57
112
h 1000 3600
Max. possible
motor sizes see
dimension
charts
0,68
0,72
125
Pw [kW]=
pd [Pa]
50
open outlet
h = 0,71
0,77
140
c [m/s]
= Volume flow [m33 /h] or [m/s] 3

V
pd
pressure (Pa)
[Pa] resp.
or x 0.1
pd == Dyn.
dyn. pressure
0.1[kp/m
(kp/m32])
cc == flow
Flowspeed
velocity
[m/s]
(m/s)
2
Moment
Momentof
ofinertia
inertia II == 0.40
0.40 kg/m
kg m2
Casing
diameter
d.i.L.
= 711
mm
Inner duct
diameter
= 711
mm
Outlet
A22 ==0.39
0.39m
m22
Outletcross
cross section
section A
0,80
160
pt [Pa]
pressure
Total total
pressure
increase
D
pt (Pa)
pd [Pa]
400
180
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
c [m/s]
20
withtube
duct
D
with
2.5 2.5
m dia.
200
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
Welle:
requirement
20
Totalacoustic
sound power
Lw (dB)
Total
power level
level L
w (dB)
30
15
[m3/s]
8,0
125
20
250
25
10 10
[m3/h]
40
14
100
18
200
Total
power level
level L
Lw (dB)
(dB)
Totalacoustic
sound power
h 1000 3600
15
10
92
91
90
89
88
87
86
85
84
83
82
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
h 1000 3600
12,5
80
16
160
4,5
10
11,2
63
14
125
4,0
9,0
50
12,5
3,55
8,0
40
11,2
80
100
3,15
7,1
10
63
2,8
6,3
25
31,5
9,0
50
2,5
2,0
5,6
20
8,0
2,24
1,8
5,0
16
7,1
40
1,4
4,5
31,5
1,25
4,0
10
6,3
25
12,5
5,6
20
1,12
3,55
pd [Pa]
[m3/s]
=
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
Welle:
requirement
c [m/s]
8,0
open outlet
c [m/s]
5,0
with
duct
2.5
with
tube
2.5 m
dia.D
pt
pd [Pa]
16
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
1,6
pt
Power requirement
at the shaft
25
[m3/h]
0,43
0 0
14 000
11 200
9 000
12 500
20
15
10 000
8 000
10 10
7 100
6 300
5 600
5 000
4 500
4 000
Power requirement
at the shaft
25
200
31,5
0,38
0,53
15
1000
224
Pw [kW]=
80
30
250
6 300
25
280
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
1000
90
Blade
pitch
vane angle
20
1,8
0,48
15
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
requirement
Welle:
100
35
0,63
315
5,6
30
112
25
355
pt [Pa]
total pressure
Total pressure
increase
D
pt (Pa)
20
16 000
35
vane
Bladeangle
pitch
0,58
125
400
pd
25
140
0,68
0,72
0,62
160
pt [Pa]
total pressure
Total pressure
increase
D pt (Pa)
450
0,67
0 0
0,73
0,77
0,63
pd
0,57
0,82
500
0,72
180
h = 0,76
0,85
560
0,68
200
Max. possible
motor sizes see
dimension
charts
Moment
kg/m
Momentofofinertia
inertiaI I==0.223
0.0223
kg 2m2
Inner duct
diameter
Casing
diameter
d.i.L.= =634
634mm
mm
2
0.31 m
m22
Outletcross
crosssection
sectionAA2 == 0.31
Outlet
VV==Volume
/h] or
[m/s]
volume flow
flow [m
(m33/h)
resp.
(m3/s)
pd
pressure (Pa)
[Pa] resp.
or x 0.1
pd== Dyn.
dyn. pressure
0.1[kp/m
(kp/m32])
cc =
Flowspeed
velocity
[m/s]
= flow
(m/s)
065
For maximum
see dimension
pages
Max. mgliche
Motorbaugren:
Mabltter

Moment of
of inertia
inertia II == 0.40
0.40 kg/m
kg m 2
Moment
Inner duct
diameter
= 711
mm
Casing
diameter
d.i.L.
= 711
mm
2
Outlet cross
cross section
section AA22==0.4
Outlet
0.4mm2
3
V V= =Volume
[m/s]
3/h)or
volumeflow
flow[m
(m/h]
resp.
(m3/s)
3
pdpd= =Dyn.
x 0.1
dyn.pressure
pressure[Pa]
(Pa)or
resp.
0.1[kp/m
(kp/m]2)
c c==Flow
[m/s]
flow velocity
speed (m/s)
900
0,75
pd
20
0,41
9 000
10 000
11 200
12 500
14 000
16 000
18 000
20 000
22 400
25 000
[m3/h]
2,5
2,8
3,15
3,55
4,0
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
[m3/s]
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
c [m/s]
16
20
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
15
8 000
10 10
10 10
pd [Pa]
15
20
Pw [kW]=
20
Momentofofinertia
inertiaI I==0.69
0.69 kg/m
kg m2
Moment
Inner duct
diameter
= 797
mm
Casing
diameter
d.i.L.
= 797
mm
Outletcross
crosssection
section AA2 == 0.5
m22
Outlet
2 0.5 m
Tip
Tipspeed
m/s
V V==Volume
[m/s]
volumeflow
flow [m
(m33/h]
/h) or
resp.
(m3/s)
3]2) Temperature
Temperaturet t==20C
20 C
pd
x 0.1
pd==Dyn.
dyn. pressure
pressure [Pa]
(Pa) or
resp.
0.1[kp/m
(kp/m
33
Density
Density ==1.2
1.2kg/m
kg/m
flow speed
(m/s)
cc == Flow
velocity
[m/s]
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
35
25
30
20

V
3
pdpd==Dyn.
x 0.1
dyn.pressure
pressure [Pa]
(Pa)or
resp.
0.1[kp/m
(kp/m]2)
c c==Flow
velocity
[m/s]
flow speed
(m/s)
Tip
u22 ==60
60m/s
m/s
Tip speed
speed U
Temperature
20 C
Temperature tt == 20C
Density
1.2 kg/m
kg/m33
Density =
= 1.2
Momentofofinertia
inertiaI =I =0.69
0.69kg/m
kg m22
Moment
Inner diameter
duct diameter
Casing
d.i.L.==797
797mm
mm
Outletcross
crosssection
sectionAA22== 0.5
0.5 m
m22
Outlet
1120
450
0,83
400
0,85
pd
0,69
0,73
0,63
0,80
800
0,78
0,71
0,75
0,65
710
vane angle
Blade
pitch
20
224
30
200
20
0,54
15
180
25
160
15
pd
25
355
20
14 000
16 000
18 000
20 000
22 400
25 000
28 000
31 500
35 500
40 000
45 000
50 000
4,0
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
28
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
500
pd [Pa]
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
28
31,5
35,5
40
c [m/s]
pd [Pa]
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
500
630
800
1000
0,46
12 500
15
3,55
10 10
7,1
31,5
10
0 0
pd [Pa]
Power requirement
at the shaft
35
25
20
30
Max. possible
motor sizes see
dimension
charts
* rounded to standard
values
*Luftrichtung
D (ber
Motor drckend) Luftrichtung S (ber Motor saugend) auf Anfrage auf Normzahlen gerundete Werte
* air direction D (outlet at motor side ) - air direction S (inlet on motor side) upon request - values rounded to standard figures
5
10
15
35
0
25
20
30
110
109
108
107
106
105
104
103
102
101
100
9,0
18
200
25
400
15
open outlet
h 1000 3600
10
101
100
99
98
97
96
95
94
93
92
91
withtube
duct
D
with
2.5 2.5
m dia.
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
8,0
6,3
12,5
18
200
7,1
5,6
11,2
80
100
16
160
16
5,0
10
63
14
125
14
4,5
9,0
50
12,5
160
4,0
8,0
40
11,2
80
100
125
3,55
7,1
10
63
20
3,15
6,3
25
31,5
9,0
50
22,4
2,8
5,6
20
8,0
40
315
2,5
5,0
16
7,1
31,5
c [m/s]
250
2,24
4,5
12,5
6,3
pd [Pa]
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
Pw [kW]=
Pw [kW]=
400
0,56
c [m/s]
c [m/s]
Total
power level
level LLww(dB)
(dB)
Totalacoustic
sound power
h 1000 3600
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
Welle:
requirement
5
0
30
450
[m3/s]
[m3/s]
open outlet
500
pt
25
withtube
duct
D
with
2.5 2.5
m dia.
Blade
pitch
vane angle
20
[m3/h]
[m3/h]
pt
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
35
0,66
560
63
31 500
28 000
20
25 000
15
0,44
22 400
10 10
15
20 000
18 000
10 10
16 000
14 000
12 500
11 200
9 000
10 000
Power requirement
at the shaft
8 000
0 0
630
./3.98
35
pt [Pa]D
pressure
Total total
pressure
increase
pt (Pa)
0,64
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
Welle:
requirement

250
pd
25
25
280
Total
power level
(dB)
Totalacoustic
sound power
level LLw (dB)
315
0,76
900
0,74
pd
355
h = 0,79
0,88
1000
h = 0,77
0,86
For maximum
see dimension
pages
Max. mgliche
Motorbaugren:
Mabltter
Dir
5,6
20
8,0
5,0
16
15
10
0
Max. possible
motor sizes see
dimension
charts
500
Max. possible
motor sizes see
dimension
charts
96
95
94
93
92
91
90
89
88
87
86
Totalacoustic
sound power
Total
powerlevel
levelLLww(dB)
(dB)
25
Max. possible
motor sizes see
dimension
charts
h 1000 3600
35
30
open outlet
c [m/s]
pd [Pa]
Pw [kW]=
10
25
400
35.5
800
15
10
0
with duct 2.5 D
with tube 2.5 m dia.D
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
h 1000 3600
106
105
104
103
102
101
100
99
98
97
96
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
Welle:
requirement
9,0
315
28
31,5
c [m/s]
pd [Pa]
Total
powerlevel
level LLww(dB)
(dB)
Totalacoustic
sound power
8,0
20
22,4
250
pd [Pa]
630
7,1
18
c [m/s]
500
6,3
16
200
25
400
160
22,4
315
5,6
14
125
20
5,0
12,5
250
4,5
11,2
80
18
100
16
200
4,0
10
160
3,55
9,0
63
14
50
12,5
125
8,0
100
2,8
3,15
7,1
40
80
31,5
10
11,2
63
2,5
6,3
25
9,0
[m3/s]
open outlet
5
5
pt
50
with
duct
D
with
tube
2.5 2.5
m dia.
7 100
pt
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
0 0
f
Power requirement
at the shaft
2,0
[m3/h]
25
90
2,24
20
0,51
15
100
4,5
18 000
15
35 500
16 000
20
0,45
15
31 500
14 000
10 10
28 000
12 500
10 10
25 000
22 400
20 000
0 0
11 200
10 000
9 000
280
1000
4,0
25
30
112
10
15
315
35
vane angle
Blade
pitch
0,61
20
125
12,5
0,55
140
6 300
30
355
25
1,8
0,65
20
1000
0,66
pd
pd
35
Bladeangle
pitch
vane
400
160
pt [Pa]Dpt (Pa)
pressure
Totaltotal
pressure
increase
450
0,73
0,68
0,58
3,55
pd
25
0,71
0,70
180
500
Power requirement
at the shaft
0,78
200
0,74
0,64
560
h = 0,74
0,83
224
0,79
630
pt [Pa]Dpt (Pa)
pressureincrease
Totaltotal
pressure
250
h = 0,78
0,87
0,84
710
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
Moment
Momentof
ofinertia
inertia II == 0.69
0.69 kg/m
kg m22
Casing
diameter
d.i.L.
= 797
mm
Inner duct
diameter
= 797
mm
Outletcross
cross section
section A
A22 ==0.5
Outlet
0.5m
m22
280
800
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
requirement
Welle:
Tip speed
speedUu22==30
30m/s
m/s
Tip
Temperaturet t==20C
20 C
Temperature
Density ==1.2
1.2kg/m
kg/m3 3
Density
Tip
5353m/s
Tipspeed
speedUu2 2= =
m/s
V V= =Volume
[m/s]
volumeflow
flow[m
(m33/h]
/h)or
resp.
(m3/s)
3]2 Temperature
20 C
pd
x 0.1
pd==Dyn.
dyn.pressure
pressure [Pa]
(Pa)or
resp.
0.1[kp/m
(kp/m
) Temperaturet =t =20C
3 3
Density
Density ==1.2
1.2kg/m
kg/m
c c==Flow
velocity
[m/s]
flow speed
(m/s)
066

Tipspeed
speedUu2 2= =3333
m/s
volumeflow
flow[m
(m33/h]
/h)or
resp.
(m3/s)
Tip
m/s
V V= =Volume
[m/s]
3]2) Temperature
20 C
pd==Dyn.
dyn.pressure
pressure [Pa]
(Pa) or
resp.
0.1[kp/m
(kp/m
pd
x 0.1
3 3
flow speed
(m/s)
Density ==1.2
1.2kg/m
kg/m
Density
c c==Flow
velocity
[m/s]
= Volume flow [m3/h]

Tip speed
speed Uu22==44
Tip
44m/s
m/s
V
[m/s]
V = volume flow (m3/h)orresp.
(m3/s)
3
Temperature tt ==20C
20 C
pdpd= =Dyn.
x 0.1
dyn.pressure
pressure [Pa]
(Pa)or
resp.
0.1[kp/m
Density =
= 1.2
Density
1.2 kg/m
kg/m33
c c==Flow
[m/s]
flow velocity
speed (m/s)
Moment of
of inertia
inertia II == 1.20
1.20 kg/m
kg m 2
Moment
Inner duct
diameter
= 894
mmmm
Casing
diameter
d.i.L.
= 894
2
2
Outlet
cross
section
A
=
0.63
Outlet cross section A2 = 0.63mm2
35 500
40 000
45 000
10
11,2
12,5
16
18
20
160
200
250
22,4
25
28
400
500
31 500
9,0
14
315
28 000
8,0
12,5
125
20
100
18
250
25 000
200
22 400
7,1
11,2
80
16
c [m/s]
160
6,3
10
63
20 000
5,6
9,0
50
315
14
22,4
250
12,5
16
160
20
200
pd [Pa]
125
10
14
125
18
160
pd [Pa]
15
8,0
9,0
40
50
10
35
30
25
20
Tip
speedUu2==38
38m/s
m/s
Tip speed
2
Temperature
20 C
Temperature t t==20C
Density
1.2 kg/m
kg/m33
Density == 1.2
Totalacoustic
sound power
w (dB)
Total
power level
level L
Lw
(dB)
7,1
31,5
105
104
103
102
101
100
99
98
97
96
95
Moment
Momentofofinertia
inertiaI I==2.05
2.05kg/m
kg m22
Casing
diameter
d.i.L.= =1003
1003
mm
Inner duct
diameter
mm
Outlet
m22
Outletcross
crosssection
sectionAA22 == 0.79
0.79 m
400
20
40 000
45 000
50 000
14
18
c [m/s]
200
pd [Pa]
25
c [m/s]
400
35 500
10
12,5
12,5
31 500
9,0
11,2
80
100
11,2
28 000
8,0
10
63
16
25 000
7,1
9,0
50
14
22 400
6,3
8,0
40
[m3/s]
160
20 000
5,6
[m3/h]
125
18 000
5,0
7,1
20
6,3
15
20
0,45
15
25
10 10
22,4
10 10
31,5
315
16 000
14 000
pd [Pa]
**Luftrichtung
rounded to standard
D (ber
* air direction D (outlet at motor side ) - air direction S (inlet on motor side) upon request - values rounded to standard figures
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
Max. possible
motor sizes see
dimension
charts
5
10
15
0
25
20
35
30
102
101
100
99
98
97
96
95
94
93
92
Total
power level
level L
(dB)
Totalacoustic
sound power
Lw
w (dB)
20
h 1000 3600
25
Pw [kW]=
15
open outlet
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
Welle:
requirement
10
0
with duct 2.5 D
111
110
109
108
35 107
106
30
105
104
103
102
101
Total
power level
level LLw (dB)
(dB)
Totalacoustic
sound power
pd [Pa]
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
20
31,5
630
45
1250
18
28
500
40
16
25
1000
14
22,4
400
35,5
315
31,5
800
12,5
20
630
11,2
18
250
28
500
200
25
400
10
16
160
22,4
315
9,0
14
125
20
250
8,0
12,5
100
18
200
7,1
11,2
80
16
160
6,3
10
63
14
50
c [m/s]
125
5,6
9,0
40
pd [Pa]
12,5
5,0
8,0
c [m/s]
100
open outlet
[m3/s]
11,2
withtube
duct
D
with
2.5 2.5
m dia.
pt
80
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
0 0
4,5
pt
Power requirement
at the shaft
4,0
[m3/h]
25
140
5,6
71 000
63 000
56 000
20
50 000
15
45 000
40 000
10 10
35 500
28 000
31 500
25 000
22 400
20 000
18 000
f
Power requirement
at the shaft
15
160
5,0
0,47
0,55
20
450
1000
16
25
500
30
180
12 500
0,57
15
1000
200
3,55
560
35
vane
Bladeangle
pitch
0,65
20
4,5
30
630
224
12,5
20
25
250
35
vane angle
Blade
pitch
0,67
For maximum
motor sizes pleasesiehe
see dimension
pages
Max. mgliche
Motorbaugren:
Mabltter
BVAXN 12/56
pd
25
0,70
0,74
0,64
280
800
710
0,79
315
pt [Pa]D
pressure
Totaltotal
pressure
increase
pt (Pa)
900
0,75
pd
pd
0,72
0,76
h = 0,78
0,87
0,84
355
pd
0,77
250
0,86
0,66
h 1000 3600
c [m/s]
450
1000
[m3/s]
h = 0,80
0,81
Pw [kW]=
[m3/h]
Max. possible
motor sizes see
dimension
charts
1120
20
100
9,0
12,5
16
125
open outlet

V
pd = Dyn. pressure [Pa] or x 0.1 [kp/m3] 2
pd = dyn. pressure (Pa) resp. 0.1 (kp/m )
Moment
Moment of
of inertia
inertia II == 1.20
0.2 kgkg/m
m2 2
Casing
diameter
d.i.L.
= 894
mm
Inner duct
diameter
= 894
mm
Outlet cross
cross section
section A
Outlet
A22==0.63
0.63mm2 2
0,89
1250
pt [Pa]
pressure
Total total
pressure
increase
D
pt (Pa)
18 000
35 500
8,0
11,2
80
100
14
100
withtube
duct
D
with
2.52.5
m dia.
1400
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
16 000
31 500
7,1
10
63
12,5
80
Pw [kW]=
Tip
Tipspeed
m/s
Temperature
Temperaturet t= =20C
20 C
33
Density
Density ==1.2
1.2kg/m
kg/m
5,0
28 000
6,3
9,0
50
11,2
63
30
20
3
V V= =Volume
[m/s]
volumeflow
flow[m
(m3/h]
/h)or
resp.
(m3/s)
3
pdpd==Dyn.
x 0.1
dyn.pressure
pressure [Pa]
(Pa)or
resp.
0.1[kp/m
(kp/m]2)
c c==Flow
velocity
[m/s]
flow speed
(m/s)
4,5
25 000
5,6
8,0
40
10
50
25
Max. possible
motor sizes see
dimension
charts
8,0
22 400
5,0
7,1
9,0
40
35
Total
power level
(dB)
Totalacoustic
sound power
level LLw (dB)
h 1000 3600
D pt [Pa]
V
[m3/h]
Shaft power input
Welle:
requirement
15
10
20
0,43
7,1
20 000
4,5
6,3
25
31,5
8,0
31,5
99
98
97
96
95
94
93
92
91
90
89
5
0
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
pd [Pa]
open outlet
15
40
18 000
4,0
5,6
20
7,1
c [m/s]
15
10 10
31,5
16 000
3,55
5,0
16
pd [Pa]
10 10
14 000
14 000
3,15
4,5
with
duct
D
with tube
2.52.5
m dia.
12 500
12 500
2,8
4,0
c [m/s]
4,0
11 200
2,5
[m3/s]
pt
pt
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
0 0
Power requirement
at the shaft
3,55
10 000
[m3/h]
10
20
12,5
15
6,3
20
0,44
15
6,3
10 10
5,6
10 10
25
200
25
5,6
0,53
15
224
h 1000 3600
25
20
9 000
0 0
Power requirement
at the shaft
1000
20
112
30
250
11 200
25
280
3,15
0,54
15
vane
angle
Blade
pitch
1000
125
35
0,63
20
5,0
140
pd
30
315
Pw [kW]=
160
25
16
0,64
20
0,64
355
pt [Pa]
pressure
Total total
pressure
increase
D
pt (Pa)
35
vane
Bladeangle
pitch
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
pt [Pa]Dpt (Pa)
pressure
Totaltotal
pressure
increase
180
pd
25
200
0,68
pd
400
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
Welle:
requirement
0,63
0,79
0,74
10
pd
224
450
0,69
0,73
11,2
0,78
0,73
80
250
h = 0,78
0,87
0,84
500
0,74
63
280
560
h = 0,77
0,86
0,83
315
Shaft power input
Welle:
requirement
Momentofofinertia
inertiaI I==1.20
0.2 kg
m22
Moment
kg/m
Inner duct
diameter
894
mm
Casing
diameter
d.i.L.= =
894
mm
2
Outletcross
crosssection
section AA22 =
= 0.63
Outlet
0.63 m
m2
630
355
Max. possible
motor sizes see
dimension
charts
067

2
Moment
Momentof
of inertia
inertia II == 2.05
1.20 kg/m
kg m2
Casing
diameter
d.i.L.
= 1003
Inner duct
diameter
= 894
mmmm
Outlet
A22==0.63
0.79mm2 2
Outlet cross
cross section
section A
Tipspeed
speedUu2= =3350
m/s
Tip
m/s
2
Temperaturet =
t =20C
20 C
Temperature
3
Density ==1.2
1.2kg/m
kg/m
3
Density

V
pd = Dyn. pressure [Pa] or x 0.1 [kp/m3]2
800
1800
1120
25
Pw [kW]=
20
Tip
Tipspeed
m/s
V V= =Volume
[m/s]
volumeflow
flow[m
(m33/h]
/h)or
resp.
(m3/s)
3]2 Temperature
20 C
pd
x 0.1
pd==Dyn.
dyn.pressure
pressure [Pa]
(Pa)or
resp.
0.1[kp/m
(kp/m
) Temperaturet =t =20C
3 3
Density
Density ==1.2
1.2kg/m
kg/m
c c==Flow
velocity
[m/s]
flow speed
(m/s)
Moment of
of inertia
inertia II == 3.63
3.63 kg/m
kg m22
Moment
Inner duct
diameter
=1124
mmmm
Casing
diameter
d.i.L.
= 1124
2
2
Outlet cross
cross section
section AA2==1.0
Outlet
1.0mm2
pd
80 000
90 000
22,4
25
28 100 000
28
31,5
35,5
500
630
800
40
45
50
1250
1600
71 000
20
25
1000
63 000
18
22,4
400
35,5
315
31,5
800
56 000
16
20
630
50 000
14
18
250
28
200
25
500
45 000
12,5
16
c [m/s]
400
40 000
11,2
14
160
20
125
pd [Pa]
pd [Pa]
14
16
18
125
160
200
9,0
50
12,5
[m3/s]
5
15
10
0
25
35
30
20

V
Tipspeed
m/s
Tip
pd = Dyn. pressure [Pa] or x 0.1 [kp/m3]2 Temperature
Temperaturet t==20C
20 C
33
Density ==1.2
1.2kg/m
kg/m
Density
115
114
113
112
111
110
109
108
107
106
105
Moment
kg/m
Moment of
of inertia
inertia II == 3.63
3.63 kg
m22
Casing
diameter
d.i.L.
= 1124
Inner duct
diameter
=1124
mmmm
Outlet
1.0mm2 2
Outlet cross
cross section
section AA22==1.0
pd
0,75
0,47
28 000
31 500
35 500
40 000
45 000
50 000
56 000
63 000
71000
80 000
90 000
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
28 100 000
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
28
c [m/s]
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
500
pd [Pa]
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
28
31,5
35,5
40
c [m/s]
125
160
200
250
315
400
500
630
800
1000
20
9,0
15
8,0
10 10
50
40
12,5
Power requirement
at the shaft
11,2
80
Pw [kW]=
25
20
35
30
106
105
104
103
102
101
100
99
98
97
96
Totalacoustic
sound power
level LLww (dB)
Total
power level
(dB)
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
with duct 2.5 D
pd [Pa]
30
111
110
109
108
107
106
105
104
103
102
101
63
pd [Pa]
15
315
open outlet
=
71 000
20
20
250
28
500
63 000
18
18
200
25
400
56 000
16
16
160
22,4
315
50 000
14
14
45 000
12,5
12,5
125
20
250
100
18
200
40 000
11,2
11,2
80
16
160
35 500
10
10
31 500
9,0
9,0
63
14
50
12,5
125
8,0
8,0
c [m/s]
100
7,1
7,1
40
10
11,2
31,5
pd [Pa]
10
25
355
pt
c [m/s]
* rounded to standard values
[m3/s]
Max. possible
motor sizes see
dimension
charts
[m3/h]
80
6,3
20
63
5,6
6,3
9,0
50
5,6
8,0
40
25
28 000
0,46
15
20
22 400
10 10
5,0
20 000
5,0
open outlet
16
withtube
duct
D
with
2.5 2.5
m dia.
7,1
pt
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
31,5
Power requirement
at the shaft
18 000
25 000
180
0,57
15
1000
100
25
400
25 000
0,56
h 1000 3600
15
Max. possible
motor sizes see
dimension
charts
Pw [kW]=
1000
200
7,1
224
30
450
7,1
30
35
Blade
pitch
vane angle
20
31,5
20
250
0,67
500
10
pd
35
vane
Bladeangle
pitch
0,66
25
560
pt [Pa]Dpt (Pa)
pressureincrease
Totaltotal
pressure
280
0,72
0,76
0,66
630
25
315
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
355
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
Welle:
requirement
0,65
0,81
710
0,71
0,77
[m3/h]
[m3/s]
5
10
15
35
0
25
20
0,80
400
800
Total
powerlevel
level LLw(dB)
(dB)
Totalacoustic
sound power
0,76
0,86
pd
0,85
h = 0,80
0,89
900
pd
h = 0,79
0,88
450
h 1000 3600
c [m/s]
[m3/h]
1000
500
20
Max. possible
motor sizes see
dimension
charts
560
pt [Pa]D
pressure
Totaltotal
pressure
increase
pt (Pa)
100
open outlet
h 1000 3600
15
10
withtube
duct
D
with
2.52.5
m dia.
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
18
22,4
315
31,5
630
108
107
106
105
104
35 103
30 102
101
100
99
98
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
Welle:
requirement
h 1000 3600
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
Welle:
requirement
5
0
Max. possible
motor sizes see
dimension
charts
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
15
Pw [kW]=
16
20
250
28
pd [Pa]
Total
power level
level L
Lw (dB)
(dB)
Totalacoustic
sound power
14
18
200
25
500
12,5
16
c [m/s]
400
11,2
14
20
22,4
160
pd [Pa]
315
125
c [m/s]
250
10
12,5
18
200
100
16
160
9,0
14
125
8,0
7,1
9,0
50
12,5
10
6,3
8,0
40
11,2
80
100
11,2
5,6
7,1
10
63
80
5,0
6,3
25
31,5
9,0
50
63
4,5
5,6
20
8,0
[m3/s]
open outlet
40
withtube
duct
D
with
2.5 2.5
m dia.
10 10
pt
pt
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
at the shaft
22,4
0,47
0
f
Power requirement
315
[m3/h]
560
250
63 000
56 000
20
50 000
15
0,47
45 000
10 10
15
40 000
10 10
35 500
28 000
31 500
25 000
22 400
20 000
18 000
16 000
Power requirement
at the shaft
35 500
20
0
25
31 500
250
0,57
15
1000
630
10
25
710
12,5
15
280
100
0,57
30
28 000
1000
upon request
800
9,0
30
315
20
8,0
20
355
35
Bladeangle
pitch
vane
0,67
900
10
pt [Pa]Dpt (Pa)
pressure
Totaltotal
pressure
increase
vane angle
Blade
pitch
11,2
35
0,67
80
pd
400
1000

25
25
450
0,72
Direktantrieb
0,76
0,76
0,66
Total
power level
level L
Lw
(dB)
Totalacoustic
sound power
w (dB)
pd
0,66
0,81
1250
0,72
pd
0,81
500
0,77
1400
63
560
0,77
0,86
25 000
0,86
630
h = 0,80
0,89
1600
h = 0,80
0,89
7,1
710
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
Welle:
requirement
2
Moment
Momentofofinertia
inertiaI I==2.05
2.05kg/m
kg m2
Casing
diameter
d.i.L.= =
1003
mm
Inner duct
diameter
1003
mm
Outlet
0.79 m
m22
Outletcross
crosssection
Tip speed
speedUu2==76
76m/s
m/s
Tip
2
Temperaturet t==20C
20 C
Temperature
Density ==1.2
1.2kg/m
kg/m3 3
Density
V = Volume flow [m33/h] or [m/s] 3

pd = Dyn. pressure [Pa] or x 0.1 [kp/m3]2
068
For maximum motor sizes please see dimension pages

Tip
Tipspeed
m/s
Temperature
Temperaturet t= =20C
20 C
33
Density
Density ==1.2
1.2kg/m
kg/m
710
0,86
pd
45 000
50 000
56 000
63 000
71 000
80 000
90 000
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
28 100 000
31,5 112 000
35,5 125 000
40 140 000
10
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
28
31,5
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
500
630
18
20
22,4
25
28
31,5
35,5
40
45
315
400
500
630
800
1000
1250
31,5
630
250
28
500
c [m/s]
200
25
400
pd [Pa]
[m3/s]
16
22,4
315
c [m/s]
[m3/h]
14
20
250
20
160
40 000
9,0
50
18
200
15
125
35 500
10
11,2
8,0
40
22,4
315
16
160
10 10
12,5
90 000
20
250
14
125
11,2
80 000
25
18
200
12,5
20
35
30
open outlet
80
71 000
20
22,4
16
160
11,2
80
100
25
108
107
106
105
104
103
102
101
100
99
98
with
tube
2.5 m
with
duct
2.5dia.D
100
63 000
18
14
125
10
63
15
0,47
0
pd [Pa]
5
10
15
0
25
20
30
35
114
113
112
111
110
109
108
107
106
105
104
Capacity limit for fans for 400C

Ventilatoren im gerasterten Feld sind nur bis
200 bzw 300C einsetzbar
Die auf den nachfolgenden Seiten 064 + 065

dokumentierten Brandgasventilatoren-Typen
sind einsetzbar fr
BVAXN 12/56/1120/D - 1450 min-1
BVAXN 12/56/1250/D - 1450 min-1
BVAXN 12/56/1400/D - 740 min-1
BVAXN 12/56/1400/D - 980 min-1
BVAXN 12/56/1600/D - 740 min-1
BVAXN 12/56/1600/D - 980 min-1
BVAXN 12/56
10
400
56 000
16
12,5
100
9,0
50
20
25
Totalacoustic
sound power
level LLww (dB)
(dB)
Total
power level
Pw [kW]=
c [m/s]
pd [Pa]
0,57
15
450
h 1000 3600
50 000
14
pd [Pa]
h 1000 3600
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
open outlet
28 100 000
45 000
12,5
40 000
9,0
50
c [m/s]
8,0
withtube
duct
D
with
2.5 2.5
m dia.
500
[m3/s]
[m3/h]
40
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
30
560
10
35 500
10
11,2
8,0
40
20
11,2
31 500
9,0
7,1
15
80
28 000
8,0
6,3
25
31,5
10 10
63
25 000
7,1
5,6
20
11,2
0,47
5
35
vane
Bladeangle
pitch
0,67
630
Pw [kW]=
224
pt
totalincrease
pressure D
Total pressure
pt[Pa]
(Pa)
25
710
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
15
1000
250
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
Welle:
requirement
280
0,57
25
pd
pd
30
315
Total
power level
level LLw (dB)
(dB)
Totalacoustic
sound power
pt [Pa]
total pressure
Total pressure
increase
D
pt (Pa)
Blade
pitch
vane
angle
20
0,72
0,76
800
35
0,67
355
pt
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
Welle:
requirement
900
80
pd
25
400
0,77
0,81
0,72
0,66
450
f
Power requirement
at the shaft
0,86
1000
0,76
0,66
h = 0,80
0,89
1120
0,77
0,81
500
Moment
m2 2
Momentof
ofinertia
inertiaI I==6.25
6.25kg
kg/m
Inner
duct
diameter
= 1261
mmmm
Casing
diameter
d.i.L.
= 1261
2
Outlet
m2m2
Outletcross
crosssection
sectionAA=2 1.25
= 1.25
63
560
Tip speed
speed Uu22==49
Tip
64m/s
m/s
Temperature tt==20C
Temperature
20 C
Density == 1.2
Density
1.2 kg/m
kg/m33
1250
h = 0,80
0,89
630
Max. possible
motor sizes see
dimension
charts
= Volume flow [m33/h] or [m/s] 3

VV
= volume flow (m /h) resp. (m /s)
pd
Dyn. pressure
pressure(Pa)
[Pa]resp.
or x 0.1
pd =
= dyn.
0.1 [kp/m
(kp/m32)]
cc ==flow
Flowspeed
velocity
[m/s]
(m/s)
Moment
Moment of
of inertia
inertia II == 6.25
6.25 kg/m
kg m22
Casing
diameter
d.i.L.
= 1261
mm
Inner duct
diameter
= 1261
mm
Outlet cross
cross section
section A
Outlet
A22==1.25
1.25mm2 2
3
V V= =Volume
[m/s]
volumeflow
flow[m
(m3/h]
/h)or
resp.
(m3/s)
3
pdpd==Dyn.
x 0.1
dyn.pressure
pressure [Pa]
(Pa)or
resp.
0.1[kp/m
(kp/m]2)
c c==Flow
velocity
[m/s]
flow speed
(m/s)
069

0,86
1800
20
2
Moment
of inertia I =
Trgheitsmoment
I =10.05
10,05kg/m
kg m2
Casing
diameter
d.i.L. d.i.L.
= 1415
mm mm
Schachtdur
chmesser
= 1415
2
Outlet
cross section AA2 == 1.57
1,57 m
m2
800
0,86
pd
56 000
63 000
71 000
80 000
90 000
16
18
20
22,4
25
28 100 000
31,5 112 000
35,5 125 000
40 140 000
45 160 000
50 180 000
56 200 000
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
28
31,5
35,5
40
45
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
500
630
800
18
20
22,4
25
28
31,5
35,5
40
45
50
56 1000
63 1250
200
250
315
400
500
630
800
1000
1250
1600
2000
2500
0,77
0,81
25
30
710
630
25
560
500
0,47
56 000
63 000
71 000
80 000
90 000
18
20
22,4
25
28 100 000
31,5 112 000
35,5 125 000
40 140 000
45 160 000
50 180 000
56 200 000
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
28
31,5
35,5
c [m/s]
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
500
630
800
pd [Pa]
18
20
22,4
25
28
31,5
35,5
40
45
50
c [m/s]
200
250
315
400
500
630
800
1000
1250
1600
20
16
15
10
10 10
11,2
80
frei ausblasend
63
Total acoustic power level

Gesamt-Schalleistungspegel Lw [dB]
Lw (dB)
duct 2.52,5DD
mwith
it Rohrleitung
16
14
25
400
35,5
800
0,57
15
160
40 140 000
22,4
315
31,5
630
25
35
30
112
111
110
109
108
107
106
105
104
103
102
35
Schaufelwinkel
Blade pitch
125
35,5 125 000
20
250
28
500
15
0,67
20
800
50 000
28 100 000
31,5 112 000
18
200
25
400
pd [Pa]
[m3/h]
0,72
0,76
0,66
14
90 000
25
16
c [m/s]
h = 0,80
9,0
80 000
22,4
14
160
71 000
20
12,5
18
200
125
63 000
18
11,2
80
100
16
160
20
56 000
16
10
63
14
125
pd [Pa]
20
0,86
[m3/s]
c [m/s]
5
10
Moment
of inertia I =
Trgheitsmoment
I =10.05
10,05kg/m
kg m2 2
Casing
diameter
d.i.L. d.i.L.
= 1415
mm mm
Schachtdur
chmesser
= 1415
Outlet
1,57 m
m22
A1 = 1,07 m2
22,4
50 000
14
9,0
50
12,5
100
20
315
45 000
12,5
8,0
40
15
250
40 000
11,2
7,1
31,5
10
11,2
80
10 10
63
35 500
10
6,3
25
9,0
50
frei ausblasend
122
121
120
119
118
117
116
115
114
113
112
50
0,47
5
35
30
20
900
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
Welle:
requirement an der Welle:
Leistungsbedarf
[m33/h] D pt [Pa]
V
/h]
D pt [Pa]
V
[m
Pw [kW]=
Pw [kW] = h 1000 3600 = =
h 1000 3600
280
c [m/s]
12,5
25
taldruckerhhung
TotalTopressure
increase Dptpt[Pa]
(Pa)
0,57
15
315
duct 2.52,5
DD
mwith
it Rohrleitung
25
pd
30
[m3/s]
15
10
1120
35
Schaufelwinkel
[m3/h]
1000
400
pd [Pa]
pd
pd
0,72
20
355
20
0,89
0,67
450
15
pd [Pa]
1400
25
500
10
c [m/s]
1250
560
5 10
1600
0,76
0,66

speed u2 = 72 m/s
V
u2 = 72 m/s
= Volumenstrom [m3/h] bzw. [m3/s] Tip
3
20 C
pd
[Pa]
or. xx 0.1
Temperatur tt==20
C
pd == Dyn.
dyn. pressure
Druck [Pa]
bzw
0,1 [kp/m
3
c
velocity [m/s]
Dichte == 1.2
1,2 kg/m
kg/m3
c ==Flow
[m/s] Density
0,77
0,81
630
100
710
frei ausblasend
h = 0,80
0,89
25
900
duct 2.52,5
DD
mwith
it Rohrleitung
A1 = 1,07 m2
900
1000
c [m/s]

Lw (dB)
25
Tip
speed u2 = 54 m/s
u2 = 54 m/s
Temperature
Temperatur t t==2020 CC
3
Density
1.2 kg/
kg/m
Dichte == 1,2
m3
[m3/s]
0,57
50 000
40 140 000
40
56 1000
2000
15
V = =
Volume
flow [m3/h]
[m/s]
3/h]
Volumenstrom
[mor
bzw. [m3/s]
3
pd
[Pa]
or.xx 0.1
pd ==Dyn.
dyn.pressure
Druck [Pa]
bzw
0,1[kp/m
[kp/m2]]
cc = =Flow
velocity [m/s]
[m/s]
119
118
117
116
35 115
114
30
113
112
111
110
109
5
10
[m3/h]
15
14
35,5 125 000

35,5
800
50
1600
28 100 000
31,5 112 000
28
31,5
45
630
40
1250
90 000
25
25
1000
80 000
22,4
22,4
400
35,5
315
31,5
800
71 000
20
20
630
63 000
18
18
250
28
200
25
500
56 000
16
16
160
400
50 000
14
14
125
pd [Pa]
20
pd [Pa]
22,4
18
200
c [m/s]
315
45 000
12,5
12,5
16
160
20
250
40 000
11,2
11,2
80
100
14
125
63
35 500
15
10
10 10
10
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
Welle:
requirement
Leistungsbedarf an der Welle:
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
Pw [kW]= V [m3/h] D pt [Pa] =
Pw [kW] = h 1000 3600 =
h 1000 3600
frei ausblasend
500
30
1120
11,2
0,47
35
Schaufelwinkel
20
1250
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
Welle:
Leistungsbedarf
V
[m33/h] D pt [Pa]
Pw [kW]= V [m /h] D pt [Pa] =
Pw [kW] = h 1000 3600 =
h 1000 3600
710
1400
80
25
800
0,6
16
0,57
15
1600
160
30
1000
duct 2.52,5
DD
mwith
it Rohrleitung
TotalTotaldruckerhhung
pressure increase Dptpt[Pa]
(Pa)
TotalTotaldruckerhhung
pressure increase D ptpt[Pa]
(Pa)
20
0,72
25
pd
35
Schaufelwinkel
Blade
pitch
0,67
900
0,76
1800
25
1250
1110
0,66
1400
0,77
0,81
2000
0,76
0,66
TotalTo
pressure
increase
D ptpt[Pa]
(Pa)
taldruckerhhung
0,72
pd
1600
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
Welle:
Leistungsbedarf
V [m33/h] D pt [Pa]
Pw [kW]= V [m /h] D pt [Pa]
=
Pw [kW] = h 1000 3600 =
h 1000 3600
0,86
2240
0,81
= 0,80
0,89
2500
0,77
pd
h = 0,80
0,89
2000
A1 = 1,07 m2
2800
pd
A1 = 0,68 m2
2240
22
Moment
of inertia I I==6.25
Trgheitsmoment
6,25kg/m
kg m
Casing
diameter
d.i.L. d.i.L.
= 1261
mm mm
Schachtdur
chmesser
= 1261
Outlet
1,25m
m22

Lw (dB)
speed u2 = 95 m/s
V = =
Volume
flow [m3/h]
[m/s]
3/h]
u2 = 95 m/s
Volumenstrom
[mor
bzw. [m3/s] Tip
3
20 C
pd
[Pa]
or .xx0.1
Temperatur tt==20
C
pd == Dyn.
dyn. pressure
Druck [Pa]
bzw
0,1[kp/m
3
cc = =Flow
velocity [m/s]
Dichte == 1.2
1,2kg/m
kg/m3
[m/s] Density
pd [Pa]
30
117
116
115
114
113
112
111
110
109
108
107
[m3/h]
[m3/s]
5
10
15
35
0
25
20

Lw (dB)
Moment
of inertia I =
Trgheitsmoment
I =3.63
3,63kg/m
kg m22
Casing
diameter
d.i.L. d.i.L.
= 1124
mm mm
Schachtdur
chmesser
= 1124
Outlet
1,0 m
m22
speed u2 = 82 m/s
V = =Volume
flow [m3/h]
[m/s]
3/h]
u2 = 82 m/s
Volumenstrom
[mor
bzw. [m3/s] Tip
20 C
pd
[Pa]
or. xx 0.1
Temperatur tt==20
C
pd == Dyn.
dyn. pressure
Druck [Pa]
bzw
0,1 [kp/m
3
c
velocity [m/s]
Dichte == 1.2
1,2 kg/m
kg/m3
c ==Flow
[m/s] Density
070

2
Moment
of inertia I =I =17.25
Trgheitsmoment
17,25kg/m
kg m2
Casing
diameter
d.i.L. =d.i.L.
1587= mm
Schachtdur
chmesser
1587 mm
2
Outlet
cross section AA2 ==1.98
1,98mm2
A1 = 1,31 m2
1120
0,86
pd
pd
71 250 000
80 280 000
35,5
40
800
56 1000
2000
[m3/h]
[m3/s]
c [m/s]
5
10
15
Please look for further types of Smoke Exhaust Fans

for
.
without cooling fan
on pages 082 and 083
BVAXN 8/56/1400/D - 740 rpm / max. motor output 22 kW
25
20
30
35
120
119
118
117
116
115
114
113
112
111
110
BVAXN 12/56
50
63 224 000
1600
56 200 000
45
28
40
1250
50 180 000
25
1000
45 160 000
22,4
400
35,5
315
31,5
800
40 140 000
20
250
630
35,5 125 000

18
200
28
18
200
25
16
160
500
14
125

Lw [dB]
LGesamt-Schalleistungspegel
w (dB)
frei ausblasend
400
28 100 000
31,5 112 000
56 200 000
28
500
40
16
50 180 000
25
400
35,5
800
1000
14
45 160 000
315
630
160
40 140 000
20
22,4
250
28
31,5
500
125
35,5 125 000

18
200
25
400
114
113
112
111
110
109
108
107
106
105
104
pd [Pa]
20
31,5 112 000

16
160
22,4
315
pd [Pa]
pd [Pa]
22,4
28 100 000
14
125
20
250
duct 2.52,5DD
mwith
it Rohrleitung
c [m/s]
315
90 000
25
12,5
100
18
200
90 000
20
80 000
15
25
10 10
22,4
12,5
11,2
80 000
22,4
11,2
80
16
160
20
80
71 000
20
10
63
14
125
25
35
30
0,47
0
100
63 000
18
9,0
50
12,5
100
630
71 000
56 000
16
8,0
40
c [m/s]
15
25
20
50 000
14
7,1
31,5
pd [Pa]
0,57
15
710
[m3/s]
c [m/s]
10
800
[m3/h]
30
10
20
10
15
11,2
frei ausblasend
10 10
80
duct 2.52,5
DD
mwith
it Rohrleitung
900
31,5
0,47
5
20
630
25
400
35
Schaufelwinkel
0,67
1000
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
Welle:
Leistungsbedarf
V
[m33/h] D pt [Pa]
Pw [kW]= V [m /h] D pt [Pa] =
Pw [kW] = h 1000 3600 =
h 1000 3600
450
1120
500
0,57
15
taldruckerhhung
TotalTo
pressure
increase D ptpt[Pa]
(Pa)
25
30
500
0,72
0,76

Lw (dB)
pd
20
0,66
1250
35
Schaufelwinkel
Blade
pitch
0,67
560
0,81
1400
25
630
0,77
250
pd
0,72
63
TotalTpressure
increase D ptpt[Pa]
(Pa)
otaldruckerhhung
710
355
0,86
1600
0,76
0,66
h = 0,80
0,89
1800
0,77
0,81
800
Moment
of inertia I I==17.25
Trgheitsmoment
17,25kg/m
kg m22
Schachtdur
chmesser
= 1587
Casing
diameter
d.i.L. d.i.L.
= 1587
mm mm
A22 == 1.98
1,98 m
m22
Outlet
cross section A
A1 = 1,31 m2
63
900
Tip
speed u2 = 81 m/s
u2 = 81 m/s
Temperature
20 C
Temperatur t t==20
C
3
Density
Dichte == 1.2
1,2 kg/m
kg/m3
2 000
h = 0,80
0,89
1000
Leistungsbedarf
an der
Shaft power input
Welle:
requirement
Leistungsbedarf an der Welle:
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
Pw [kW]= V [m3/h] D pt [Pa] =
Pw [kW] = h 1000 3600 =
h 1000 3600
V = =Volume
flow [m3/h]
[m/s]
3/h]
Volumenstrom
[mor
bzw. [m3/s]
3
pd
[Pa]
or. xx 0.1
pd == Dyn.
dyn. pressure
Druck [Pa]
bzw
0,1 [kp/m
[kp/m2]]
cc ==Flow
velocity [m/s]
[m/s]
speed u2 = 61 m/s
V = =
Volume
flow [m3/h]
[m/s]
3/h]
u2 = 61 m/s
Volumenstrom
[mor
bzw. [m3/s] Tip
3
20C
pd
[Pa]
or. xx 0.1
Temperatur tt == 20
C
pd == Dyn.
dyn. pressure
Druck [Pa]
bzw
0,1 [kp/m
3
cc ==Flow
velocity [m/s]
Dichte ==1.2
1,2kg/m
kg/m3
[m/s] Density
071
072
Item
No.
Quantity

Direct-drive type
Consisting of
with drilled flanges according to DIN 24 154, Series 3;
Outlet guide vanes for boosting outlet pressure and
achieving an essentially swirl-free outlet flow;
special motor placed within the smoke fume flow,
wired to exterior temperature-resistant terminal box
Surface protection:
as of nominal size 1120: with full paint finish, colour: RAL7030
Hot-dip galvanized
Aluminium impeller, blade pitch steplessly adjustable when
fan is at rest, directly mounted on motor shaft end.
or
or
Duct connection
Technical data:
Volume flow
Dynamic pressure
Fan speed
Blade pitch
Total acoustic power level LW
Efficiency
or
or
Total
Description
Axial Smoke Exhaust Fan BVAXN Series, Type M-D

for the extraction of smoke fumes of 200C/120 min.
or
or
Price per Unit
m3/h
C/%RH
Pa
Pa
rpm
deg.
dB
%
kW
Three-phase a.c. motor

single-speed
Motor speed
Motor output
Current consumption
Voltage
Frequency
Protection class (IP)
Type B / V
Size
rpm
kW
A
V
Hz
Weight: fan with accessories approx.

System Babcock-BSH
Type:
BVAXN 12/56/..........M-D
kg
Carryover
073
Quantity
Price per Unit
Total
Description
Options:
Galvanized fan
Diffuser with interior core*
Round silencer, TSR type*
BVAXN 12/56
Item
No.
Note:
* Loosely supplied
Carryover
074
Item
No.
Quantity

Direct-drive type
Consisting of:
Surface protection:
as of nominal size 1120: with full paint finish, colour: RAL 7030
Hot-dip galvanized
Aluminium impeller, blade pitch steplessly adjustable when
fan is at rest, directly mounted on motor shaft end.
or
or
Duct connection
Specifications
Volume flow
Dynamic pressure
Fan speed
Blade pitch
Total acoustic power level LW
Efficiency
or
or
Total
Description
or
or
Price per Unit
Three-phase a.c. motor

single-speed
Motor speed
Motor output
Current consumption
Voltage
Frequency
Type B/V
Size
m3/h
C /% RH
Pa
Pa
rpm
deg.
dB
%
kW
rpm
kW
A
V
Hz
kg
System Babcock-BSH
Type:
BVAXN 12/56/..........M-D
Carryover
075
Quantity
Price per Unit
Total
Description
Options:
Galvanized fan
BVAXN 12/56
Item
No.
Note:
Instructions that are available on request .
* Loosely supplied
Carryover
076
Item
No.

Direct-drive type
Consisting of:
Surface protection:
as of nominal size 1120: with full paint finish, colour: RAL7030
Hot-dip galvanized
Aluminium impeller, blade pitch not adjustable, directly
mounted on motor shaft end.
or
or
Duct connection
Technical data:
Volume flow
Temperature/air humidity
Dynamic pressure
Fan speed
Blade pitch
Total acoustic power level Lw
Wfficiency
or
or
Total
Description
Quantity
or
or
Price per Unit
m3/h
C/% RH
Pa
Pa
rpm
deg.
dB
%
kW
Three-phase a.c. motor:

single speed
Motor speed
Motor output
Current consumption
Voltage
Frequency
Type B / V
Size
rpm
kW
A
V
Hz

System Babcock-BSH
Type:
BVAXN 12/56/..........M-D
kg
Carryover
077
Quantity
Price per Unit
Total
Description
Options:
Galvanized fan
BVAXN 12/56
Item
No.
Note:
Instructions that are available on request .
* Loosely supplied
Carryover

TYPE BVAXN 8/56
MAIN DIMENSIONS
079
79

b1*
d1
i.d.
b2**
For dimensions for external air

connection please see page 081
In instances where the fan is installed

inside the fire zone, there will be no
cooling air fan. In this case the installer
has to provide an insulated duct with
cooling air fan. This is to be mounted
Cooling air fan required!
outside the fire zone. Please ask for

quantities of cooling air needed.
For quantities of cooling air needed please see page 089
max.
Size
motor
i.d.
approx.
kg (without
motor)
BVAXN 8/56
size
Weight
500
700
920
1210
Dimensional and design changes reserved.
blade angle 0-15
Dimensions in mm
blade angle 16-35


TYPE BVAXN 8/56
ACCESSORIES*
600C 120 MIN
Bellmouth inlet
with flange
Mounting feet
d1i.L.
Wire guard
inlet side
080
Flexible connector
Wall ring
Matching flange
Spring isolators
d2i.L.
d3i.L.
d3i.L.
appr. 60
appr. 80
Installation
length
Elastische Stutzen bitte exakt montieren und die Einbaulnge beachten.

Please mount Flexible Connector correctly and watch installation length.
Size
D1
d1i.l.
a4
a5
b1
z x d3 d2i.L. d3i.L.
500
708
509
98
375
735
705
460
380
5x12
506
507
541
630
875
640
95
470
933
893
550
470
5x12
637
638
710
972
717
103
525
990
950
620
530
5x12
714
800
1081
801
115
585
1125
1085
730
640
5x14
900
1214
898
130
655
1198
1154
730
640
1000
1351
1009
145
730
1342
1296
830
1120
1470
1130
160
760
1487
1441
1250
1677
1263
185
855
1837
1400
1870
1417
210
930
1600
2087
1587
210
1020
571 12x9,5
80
50
674
712 16x11,5
100
70
715
751
785 16x11,5
100
70
800
801
837
875 24x11,5
100
70
5x14
897
898
934
972 24x11,5
100
70
740
5x14
1006
1007
1043
1081 24x11,5
100
70
920
820
5x14
1133
1134
1174
1214 24x11,5
110
90
1791
1030
930
5x14
1270
1271
1311
1351 24x11,5
110
90
2087
2041
1140
1040
5x14
1424
1425
1465
1505 24x11,5
130
100
2342
2296
1350
1230
5x18
1596
1597
1637
1677 32x11,5
130
100
All accessories except for mounting feet and

extension casings will be supplied loosely.
zxd
Dimensions in mm

TYPE BVAXN 8/56
ACCESSORIES
600C 120 MIN
081
Diffuser with interior core
H1
i. d2
i.d.
L1
b3
wA
w2
a3
a1
w A1
w2
b1
ta
45
Duct with self-
tb
xbt
Outlet cone
L6
activating damper
Frame external air connection
External air connection (fresh air

or exhaust air resp.)
Size
500710
800900
10001250
14001600
102
102
102
142
b
a3
102
202
252
317
136
136
136
176
b3
136
236
286
351
a1
162
162
162
377
b1
162
262
312
202
ta
88
xb t
1 x 125
tb
118
143
113
w2
13
13
13
13
10
10
10
10
Outlet cone
L4
L2
with wire guard
with self-activating
damper + wire guard
d
k D
i.L.
zxd
80 11,5
504
541
571
12x9,5
90 11,5
634
674
929
977 100 11,5
711
800 1015
1063 100 11,5
900 1112
1160 100 11,5
Size A A1
500
657
705
630
852
900
710
H1
d2
L3
Wire guard
d3 k2 D2
z x d2
L1
L3
L4
674
712 16x11,5
600
280 60
450
305 355
355
837
875 24x11,5
750
320 60
500
375 400
397
934
972 24x11,5
850
350 70
630
420 450
337 1003
446 1043 1081 24x11,5
950
400 80
710
474 500
646
353 1124
502 1174 1254 24x11,5
1060
450 90
800
541 560
551
714
411 1261
562 1311 1391 24x11,5
1200
500 100 900
612 630
570
635
935
345 1415
630 1465 1545 24x11,5
1340
600 120 1000 678 710
1571 120 13,5 1261 1311 1391 24x11,5
400
700 1168
445 1587
710 1637 1717 32x11,5
1510
700 140 1120 761 800
1400 1665
1725 120 13,5 1415 1465 1545 24x11,5
700
785 1108
845 1780
789 1830 1910 32x11,5
1690
800 160 1250 848 900
1600 1837
1897 120 13,5 1587 1637 1717 32x11,5
600
850 1235
905 1997
888 2047 2167 32x11,5
1900
900 180 1400 940 1000
450 225
391
379
177
634
282
712 16x11,5
572 286
462
458
271
797
751
789 16x11,5
610 305
404
535
285
894
797
837
875 24x11,5
700 350
457
618
894
934
972 24x11,5
746 373
499
1000 1221
1269 100 13,5 1003 1043 1081 24x11,5
830 415
1120 1374
1434 120 13,5 1124 1174 1254 24x11,5
1250 1511
Sizes 500+630 = 30
i.L.
L2
L5
L6
Dimensions in mm
BVAXN 8/56
L5
zxd

BVAXN 8/56 SERIES
ACOUSTIC DATA
Acoustic level
The total acoustic power level LW.Vent. (in dB) of
an axial-flow fan can be obtained directly from
the characteristic data sheets for each operating
point.
Starting from this value, the A-weighted acoustic

power level. LWA and the relative acoustic
power level LW rel.. can be determined using the
tables below.
These values are available as the acoustic power
emitted into the duct and as the acoustic power
1. Acoustic power level emitted into the duct

systems, e.g., silencers.
Lwvent (dB)
= total acoustic power emitted by the fan, (please see

respective characteristic curve sheets)
LwA vent (dB) = A-weighted acoustic power level, according to the

equation
LwA vent
Lwvent portion 1.1 (dB)
Lwrel vent (dB) = relative acoustic power level as expressed by the

equation
Lwrel vent
2. Acoustic power emitted from the fan inlet or outlet

opening
To determine the sound levels at a given installation site, it is usually
necessary to know the level of acoustic power emitted from the fan's
inlet or outlet opening. The adjacent tables are based on the outlet
reflection pattern assumed in VDI 2081, Case 2.
(For Lwvent refer to the performance curves).
LwA ff (dB)
= A-weighted level of acoustic power emitted from the

fan's opening, expressed by the equation
LwA ff
Lwrel ff (dB) = relative level of acoustic power emitted from the fan's
opening, expressed by the equation
Lwrel ff
3. Sound power level, as radiated from the inlet or outlet

opeaning of the fan.
(For Lwvent please refer to the performance curves). Basis of the sound
pressure level is measured distance 1 m from the opening with an angle
of 0 room absorption surface 173 m2 Sabin, external noise = 0 dB
Lp (dB)
= unweighted (linear) sound pressure level, according

to the relation
Lp ff
Lp rel ff (dB) = relative sound pressure level, as deflected from the

opening of the fan, according to the relation
Lp rel ff
= Lwvent portion 3.2 (dB)
Fan
size
082
emitted from the fan inlet or outlet opening,
respectively.
The values given were taken from measurements
as per EN 25136 (formerly DIN 45 635, Part 9)
duct testing method.
1120
1250
740
980
4
3
7
8
5
6
11
11
10
12
8
8
11
9
15
13
15
14
1400
740
980
4
3
7
8
5
6
12
11
10
12
8
8
10
8
14
12
15
14
1600
740
980
3
3
7
8
6
6
12
12
11
13
8
8
9
8
13
11
14
14
500
630
710
800
900
1000
Fan
size
Share
Portion
Share 1.2
centerfrequency
frequency [Hz]
Portion
1.2for
at octave
mid-octave
[Hz]
125
250
500
1000
2000
4000
3
9
12
16
18
21
4
9
10
13
17
18
8
5
9
10
14
16
10
11
7
8
8
12
4
9
10
13
17
18
4
9
9
11
15
16
9
6
9
9
12
15
4
9
10
12
16
17
4
10
9
10
14
16
9
6
10
8
10
14
4
10
10
11
15
16
5
10
9
2
13
15
9
6
10
8
10
14
4
10
9
10
14
16
5
10
10
9
12
15
9
6
11
8
9
13
5
10
10
9
13
15
5
10
10
8
11
15
10
7
12
8
8
12
5
11
10
9
12
15
5
11
11
8
10
14
Speed
rpm
[RPM]
675
900
1400
2800
710
920
1410
710
950
1450
720
960
1460
720
960
1460
720
970
1460
730
980
1.1
9
8
5
2
8
6
4
6
6
4
6
5
3
6
5
3
5
4
3
5
4
63
5
6
7
8
6
6
7
6
7
7
6
7
8
6
7
8
6
7
8
7
7
Share 2.2
center frequency
frequency [Hz]
Portion
2.2for
atoctave
mid-octave
[Hz]
125
250
500
1000
2000
4000
9
11
12
16
18
21
9
10
10
13
17
18
13
7
9
10
14
16
15
13
7
8
8
12
8
10
10
13
17
18
8
10
10
13
17
18
12
7
9
9
12
15
8
10
10
12
16
17
8
10
9
10
14
16
12
7
10
8
10
14
7
10
10
11
15
16
7
10
9
9
13
15
12
7
10
8
10
14
7
10
9
10
14
16
7
10
10
9
12
15
11
7
11
8
9
13
7
10
10
9
13
15
7
11
10
8
11
15
11
7
12
8
8
12
6
11
10
9
12
15
7
11
11
8
10
14
1120
Speed
[RPM]
rpm
675
900
1400
2800
710
920
1410
710
950
1450
720
960
1460
720
960
1460
720
970
1460
730
980
1250
740
980
4
3
11
11
6
6
11
11
10
12
8
8
11
9
15
13
15
14
1400
740
980
4
3
10
11
6
6
12
11
10
12
8
8
10
8
14
12
15
14
1600
740
980
3
3
10
11
6
6
12
12
11
13
8
8
9
8
13
11
14
14
500
630
710
800
900
1000
Fan
size
Share
Portion
8000
31
27
19
14
27
22
16
24
19
15
22
18
15
20
18
14
18
15
14
17
15
2.1
10
8
5
3
8
7
4
7
6
4
7
5
3
6
5
3
5
4
3
5
4
63
16
17
18
19
15
15
16
14
14
15
13
14
15
12
13
14
12
12
13
11
12
3.1
13
11
9
5
11
9
7
10
9
7
9
8
6
9
7
6
8
7
5
7
6
63
25
25
26
28
23
23
24
22
22
23
20
21
22
19
20
21
19
19
20
18
18
Share 3.2
center frequency
frequency [Hz]
Portion
3.2for
atoctave
mid-octave
[Hz]
125
250
500
1000
2000
4000
17
17
16
19
20
24
16
16
14
16
19
20
20
13
13
13
16
18
22
18
11
11
11
15
15
15
14
16
19
20
14
15
13
14
18
19
19
12
13
11
14
18
14
14
13
15
19
19
14
15
13
13
16
18
18
12
13
11
13
17
13
14
13
14
18
18
13
15
13
12
15
18
18
11
13
11
12
16
13
14
12
13
17
18
12
14
13
11
14
17
17
11
14
11
11
15
12
14
12
12
16
18
12
14
13
11
13
17
17
11
14
11
10
14
12
14
13
11
14
17
12
14
14
11
12
16
1120
Speed
[RPM]
rpm
675
900
1400
2800
710
920
1410
710
950
1450
720
960
1460
720
960
1460
720
970
1460
730
980
1250
740
980
7
6
17
18
11
11
15
15
13
14
11
10
13
11
17
15
18
17
1400
740
980
6
5
16
17
11
11
15
15
13
15
10
10
12
11
16
14
17
16
1600
740
980
6
5
16
17
11
11
15
15
13
16
10
11
12
10
16
13
17
16
500
630
710
800
900
1000
Share
Portion
8000
31
27
19
14
27
27
16
24
19
15
22
18
15
20
16
14
18
15
14
17
15
8000
23
29
21
17
29
24
18
27
22
18
24
20
17
22
19
17
21
18
16
19
17

600C 120 MIN
083
059
Tip speed U2 = 24 m/s

Temperature t = 20C
Density = 1.2 kg/m3
Moment of inertia I = 504 kg/m2

Blade
pitch
with duct
2.5 D
kg/m2

Temperature t = 20C
Density = 1.2 kg/m3
V= Volume flow (m3/h) resp. m/s)

pd = Dyn. pressure (Pa) or x 0.1 kp/m2
c = Flow velocity (m/s)
kg/m2

level Lw (dB)
h 1000 3600
Pw [kW]=
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
Shaft power input

requirement

level Lw (dB)
h 1000 3600
with duct
2.5 D
Pw [kW]=
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
Blade
pitch


Temperature t = 20C
Density = 1.2 kg/m3
Shaft power input

requirement

Temperature t = 20C
Density = 1.2 kg/m3


kg/m2
with duct
2.5 D

level Lw (dB)
=
h 1000 3600
Pw [kW]=
Shaft power input

requirement

level Lw (dB)
h 1000 3600
Pw [kW]=
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
Shaft power input

requirement
with duct
2.5 D
Blade
pitch
BVAXN 8/56
Blade
pitch
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
Dont design
in rastered
area

084
060
Temperature t = 20C
Density = 1.2 kg/m3

Blade
pitch
with duct
2.5 D
kg/m2

Temperature t = 20C
Density = 1.2 kg/m3
kg/m2

level Lw (dB)
h 1000 3600
Pw [kW]=
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]


Temperature t = 20C
Density = 1.2 kg/m3
kg/m2
Blade
pitch
with duct
2.5 D
Total pressure D pt (Pa)

Shaft power input

requirement

level Lw (dB)
h 1000 3600
with duct
2.5 D
Pw [kW]=
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
Blade
pitch
Shaft power input

requirement

Temperature t = 20C
Density = 1.2 kg/m3
kg/m2
Casing diameter d.i.L. = 634mm


level Lw (dB)
=
D pt [Pa]
h 1000 3600
Pw [kW]=
V
[m3/h]
Shaft power input

requirement

level Lw (dB)
D pt [Pa]
h 1000 3600
with duct
2.5 D
Pw [kW]=
V
[m3/h]
Shaft power input

requirement
Blade
pitch



Temperature t = 20C
Density = 1.2 kg/m3
kg/m2
Blade
pitch
with duct
2.5 D
Pw [kW]=

level Lw (dB)
h 1000 3600
=
kg/m2
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]

level Lw (dB)
Tip speed U2=40 m/s
Temperature t = 20C
Density = 1.2 kg/m3
Shaft power input

requirement
=
h 1000 3600
Pw [kW]=
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
Blade
pitch

Temperature t = 20C
Density = 1.2 kg/m3
kg/m2
Blade
pitch
with duct
2.5 D
Blade
pitch
* rounded to standard values.

level Lw (dB)
h 1000 3600
Pw [kW]=
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
Shaft power input

requirement

level Lw (dB)
h 1000 3600
with duct
2.5 D
Pw [kW]=
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
BVAXN 8/56

Shaft power input

requirement
kg/m2
with duct
2.5 D

Shaft power input

requirement

Temperature t = 20C
Density = 1.2 kg/m3


085
061


Temperature t = 20C
Density = 1.2 kg/m3

Blade
pitch
with duct
2.5 D
Blade
pitch

level Lw (dB)
h 1000 3600
Pw [kW]=
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]

level Lw (dB)


Temperature t = 20C
Density = 1.2 kg/m3
kg/m2
Blade
pitch
with duct
2.5 D

level Lw (dB)
Pw [kW]=
Shaft power input

requirement

level Lw (dB)
h 1000 3600
with duct
2.5 D
=
h 1000 3600
Pw [kW]=
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
Blade
pitch
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
kg/m2
Shaft power input

requirement
=
h 1000 3600
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
Pw [kW]=

Temperature t = 20C
Density = 1.2 kg/m3
Shaft power input

requirement
kg/m2
with duct
2.5 D

Shaft power input

requirement

Temperature t = 20C
Density = 1.2 kg/m3
kg/m2

086
062


Temperature t = 20C
Density = 1.2 kg/m3
kg/m2


Temperature t = 20C
Density = 1.2 kg/m3

087
063
kg/m2
Casing diameter d.i.L. =1003 mm
Blade
pitch
with duct
2.5 D

level Lw (dB)
h 1000 3600
Pw [kW]=
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]


Temperature t = 20C
Density = 1.2 kg/m3
kg/m2
Blade
pitch
with duct
2.5 D

level Lw (dB)
h 1000 3600
Pw [kW]=
Shaft power input

requirement

level Lw (dB)
=
h 1000 3600
Pw [kW]=
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
BVAXN 8/56
Blade
pitch
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
kg/m2
Shaft power input

requirement

level Lw (dB)
h 1000 3600
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
Pw [kW]=

Temperature t = 20C
Density = 1.2 kg/m3
Shaft power input

requirement
with duct
2.5 D
with duct
2.5 D
Shaft power input

requirement
Blade
pitch

pd
Dont design
in the raster
area


Temperature t = 20C
Density = 1.2 kg/m3

Blade
pitch
65
kg/m2
Outlet cross section A2 = 1.25
m2
1,25

level Lw (dB)
h 1000 3600
Pw [kW]=
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]

level Lw (dB)
kg/m2
Shaft power input

requirement
=
h 1000 3600
Pw [kW]=

Temperature t = 20C
Density = 1.2 kg/m3



Temperature t = 20C
Density = 1.2 kg/m3
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
Blade
pitch
with duct
2.5 D
with duct
2.5 D
Shaft power input

requirement

Temperature t = 20C
Density = 1.2 kg/m3
kg/m2

088
064
kg/m2
Dont design in
the raster area
Blade
pitch
with duct
2.5 D

level Lw (dB)
=
h 1000 3600
Pw [kW]=
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
Shaft power input

requirement

level Lw (dB)
h 1000 3600
with duct
2.5 D
Pw [kW]=
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
Shaft power input

requirement
Blade
pitch

kg/m2

Temperature t = 20C
Density = 1.2 kg/m3

089
065
Blade
pitch

level Lw (dB)
h 1000 3600
Pw [kW]=
V
[m3/h] D pt [Pa]
Shaft power input

requirement
with duct
2.5 D
Necessary cooling air V [m /h] for type BVAXN 8/56 (600C 120 min.)
Nominal fan speed (rpm)
Size
Dpk Dpex
1000
Dpk Dpex
1500
3000
Dpk Dpex
Motor output Current
cooling
400 V/50 Hz
air fan
at 2,800 rpm [A]
connection
[kW]
[mm]
Flange for
consumption duct-
Dpk Dpex
500
120 100 430 160 180 300 240 400
50 240 400
630
120 100 430 160 180 300 240 400
710
50
4-14
0,18
0,52
100x100
50
4-14
0,18
0,52
100x100
120 100 430 160 180 300 240 400
50
4-14
0,18
0,52
100x100
800
265 110 390 355 195 305 530 440
80
5-19
0,25
0,86
200x100
900
265 110 390 355 195 305 530 440
80
5-19
0,25
0,86
200x100
1000
375 140 510 500 250 400 750 565 135
6-35
0,75
1,75
250x100
1120
375 140 510 500 250 400
6-35
0,75
1,75
250-100
1250
375 140 510 500 250 400
6-35
0,75
1,75
250x100
1400
1200 280 820 1800 630 370
8-70
2,2
4,6
315x140
1600
1800 630 820
8-70
2,2
4,6
315x140
Dpk = internal pressure loss of fan-owned cooling air system [Pa]

Dpex = additionally available pressure from cooling air duct losses [Pa]
V = Qty. of cooling air [m3/h] at 40 cooling air temperature
BVAXN 8/56
750
Type of
090
Item
No.
Quantity
Price per Unit
Total
Description
BVAXN 8/56 flame-proof axial fan version M-D

for discharging conflagration fumes - max. 600C/120 min.
Air direction motor in outlet,
with direct drive
When installing the flame-proof axial fan outside the
conflagration zone:
cabling on site on special terminal box mounted on
housing and the terminal box on the cooling air fan.
motor cooling by directly flanged-on cooling air fan.
When installing the flame-proof axial fan inside the
conflagration zone:
cabling on site, as above with heatproof cables,
whereby the terminal box must be insulated
(heatproofed) on site.
or
motor cable is led out 2 m from the cooling sleeves for
laying through the cooling air ducts on site (longer cable
at additional cost).
Terminal box, loose
or
motor cooling through separate cooling air fan to be
installed outside fire sector (insulated cooling duct on
site)
Consisting of:
housing in welded sheet steel construction with drilled
flanges in accordance with DIN 24154 series 3;
outlet guide vanes for pressure increase and to achieve to
a large extent an irrotational flow
motor encapsulated and insulated and located in internal
shaft
Standard surface protection:
using 2-component polyacryl coating, Color: RAL 7030;
Impeller as sheet steel version with fixed (non-adjustable)
blades, dynamically counterbalanced, ISO 1940, goods
class G 6.3
fixed to motor shaft hub
Pressure side:
pipe connection
free outlet without diffuser
outlet with diffuser
Carryover
091
Quantity
Price per Unit
Total
Description
BVAXN Technical specifications:

Volume flow
max. Temperature / endurance
Dynamic pressure
Fan speed
Efficiency
or
or
m3/h
20C
600C/120 min.
Pa
Pa
rpm
%
kW
Three-phase current motor

single speed
pole changing in accordance with Dahlander
pole changing with separate windings
Motor speed
Motor output
Motor nominal current
Voltage
Frequency
Protection class B 14/V 18
Size
rpm
kW
A
V
Hz
dB
Cooling air fan type:

Cooling air fan technical data:
Cooling air volume
additional available pressure for
Cooling duct on site
(when installed in fire source room)
Motor output
Motor speed
Voltage
Frequency
m3/h
Pa
kW
rpm
A
V
Hz
kg
BVAXN 8/56
Item
No.
System Babcock-BSH
Type:
BVAXN 8/56/..........MD
Carryover
092
Item
No.
Quantity
Price per Unit
Total
Description
Options:
cooling air fan (standard)

set of shaft feet
elastic connections, temperature-resistant *
on suction side
on pressure side
set mating flanges *
air inlet nozzle including flange
safety guard
set spring vibration dampers *
claws for vertical installation
diffuser exhaust with in-core *
protection grid (diffuser exhaust) *
ventilator as galvanised version
exhaust pipe with protection grid*
exhaust pipe with self-acting flap and protection grid*
pipe with self-acting flap*
When installing BVAXN inside fire sector:
elastic connections for cooling air duct connection *

extended motor cable, length .......... m
cooling air fan (special version)
Note:
* Loosely supplied
Carryover
TWO-STAGE AXIAL SMOKE EXHAUST FANS

TYPE BVZAXN 12/56
MAIN DIMENSIONS
093
02.02
Size
d i.L. k
z x d1)
up to
motor
size
up to
Weight 2)
motor
[kg]
size
Weight 2)
[kg]
L1*
825
30
355
359
395 425
8 x 9,5
80
660
25
90
400
401
438 468
12 x 9,5
90
752
36
112
940 54
450
450
487 517
12 x 9,5
90
800
43
112 1000 34
500
504
541 571
12 x 9,5 112
900
56
560
565
605 643 16 x 11,5 112
968
82
630
634
674 712 16 x 11,5 132 1144
105
710
711
751 789 16 x 11,5 132 1220
130
160 1525 112
152
800
797
837 875 24 x 11,5 132 1400
164
180 1750 104
198
900
894
934 972 24 x 11,5 132 1492
220
225 1865 78
264
1000 1003 1043 1081 24 x 11,5 160 1660
274
225 2075 113
1120 1126 1174 1214 24 x 11,5 180 1800
380
250 2250 180
1250 1263 1311 1351 24 x 11,5 200 2000
450
250 2500 115
upto
motor
size
Weight 2)
[kg]
a1
b1
990
35
270 356 330 35 330 270 77
43
112 1128
51
300 406 379 37 370 300 88
52
112 1200
62
335 430 400 37 410 330 88
132 1125 81
68
132 1350
80
375 480 453 37 460 380 100
132 1210 64
99
132 1452
117
420 519 483 45 510 430 100
470 607 575 45 550 470 128
160 1830
174
525 645 613 45 620 530 128
180 2100
232
585 735 703 45 730 640 150
225 2238
309
655 781 753 45 730 640 149
329
225 2490
383
730 881 833 57 830 740 165
450
280 2700
495
760 951 903 57 920 820 170
570
280 3000
625
855 1051 1003 57 1030 930 185
90
L2*
1400 1415 1465 1545 24 x 11,5 180 2000 auf Anfrage
auf Anfrage
315 2900 auf Anfrage 930
1600 1587 1637 1717 32 x 11,5 225 2200 auf Anfrage
auf Anfrage
315 2900 auf Anfrage 1020
Dimensions in mm
1) connecting dim. in acc. with DIN 24154 series 3
2) without motors.
* Here further ducts are required, dim. a + a1 are therefore different
BVZAXN 12/56
Further technical details may be taken from our special

catalogue Multi-Storey Fans for Ventilation and

TYPE BVZAXN 12/56
ACCESSORIES
Wire
guard
Bellmouth inlet
with flange
Flexible
connector
Wall ring
094
Spring isolators
Matching
flange
i.d1
i.d1
i.d1
i.d1
V103
V105
V108
V112
V120
V130
V150
200
Installation
length
Duct
Outlet cone
with self-activating damper
with wire guard
L4
L2
Wire guard
zxd
Size
d1 i.L.
z x d1
L3
D1
L2
L3
L4
355
361
395
425
8 x 9,5
501
69
80
50
250
50
165
250
40
400
403
438
468
12 x 9,5
562
78
80
50
280
60
188
280
40
450
452
487
517
12 x 9,5
631
87
80
50
280
60
200
350
200
500
506
541
571
12 x 9,5
708
98
80
50
280
60
225
390
200
560
568
605
643
16 x 11,5
794
109
100
70
320
60
242
430
200
630
637
674
712
16 x 11,5
875
95
100
70
320
60
286
465
200
710
714
751
789
16 x 11,5
972
103
100
70
350
70
305
505
200
800
800
837
875
24 x 11,5
1081
115
100
70
650 200
350
550
200
900
897
934
972
24 x 11,5
1214
130
100
70
720 210
373
620
200
1000
1006
1043
1081
24 x 11,5
1351
145
100
70
780 210
415
690
200
1120
1133
1174
1214
24 x 11,5
1470
160
110
90
1250
1270
1311
1351
24 x 11,5
1677
185
110
90
1) connecting dim. in acc. with
DIN 24154 series 3
please ask
Dimensions in mm

TYPE BVZAXN 12/56
VERTICAL INSTALLATION SIZE 355 TO 1250
airflow upwards
G
Sizes 355 - 1250
095
airflow downwards
Sizes 355 - 1250
4 casings = 4 mounting brackets
Sizes 355 to 630

H
5 to 6 casings = 4 mounting brackets
K
Sizes 355 to 630
5 to 6 casings = 8 mounting brackets
Sizes 710 to 1250

5 to 6 casings = 8 mounting
brackets
Sizes 710 to 1250

5 to 6 casings = 8 mounting
brackets
Inspection
hatch
Inspection
hatch
Terminal box
Inspection
hatch
Inspection
hatch
Terminal box
Airflow upward* (with outlet diffuser)

Sizes 710 to 1250
Sizes 500 to 630

Diffuser with
shortened
intererior core
*Airflow downwards upon demand
Sizes 710 to 1250

O
Diffuser
with
shortened
intererior
core
BVZAXN 12/56
N
Sizes 500 to 630

096
Tip speed u 2 = 52 m/s
Temperature t = 20 C
Density = 1.2 kg/m3
= Volume flow [m3/s] resp. [m/s]

V
pd= Dyn. pressure [Pa] or x 0.1 [kp/m 2]
c = Flow speed [m/s]
Moment of inertia = 0.614 kg/m2

Casing diameter = 359 mm
Outlet cross section A 2 = 0.10 m2
BVZAXN 12/56/355/D - n = 2820 min-1
1400
1250
224
180
160
710
125
500
112
450
100
pd
560
400
355
90
30
80
30
0,20
71
0,31
315
0,35
140
0,46
pd
630
63
280
20

BVZAXN 12/56/400/D - n = 2895 min-1
1800

V
450
400
6300
5600
14
125
4500
4000
3550
3150
2800
5000
100 12,5
80 11,2
10
63
50 9,0
40 8,0
31,5 7,1
2240
2000
2500
20 5,6
25 6,3

h = 0,64
0,62
355
0,65
1120
315
1000
280
200
630
180
pd
224
710
560
0,55
250
0,52
800
0,42
160
140
30
30
125
0,37
400

Density = 1.2 kg/m3
BVZAXN 12/56/450/D - n = 1400 min-1
500
0,70
450
87
86
85
84
83
82
81
80
20
=[kW]
h = 0,72
500
30
Dpt 0,55
V
1400
900
pd [Pa]
3600 1000 h
1600
1250
c [m/s]
pd

Density = 1.2 kg/m3
d

V
pd= Ddyn. pressure [Pa] or x 0.1 [kp/m2]
Pw =
V [m3/h]

level Lw [dB]
30
=[kW]
10
Shaft power input requirement

level Lw [dB]
VDpt 0,55
3600 1000 h
101
100
99
98
97
96
95
94
16 5,0
9000
10
with duct
2.5 dia
1800
8000
25
12,5 4,5
7100
315 22,4
pd [Pa]
10 Emergency operation
1600
6300
20
250
400
5600
18
200
4000
80 11,2
5000
3550
10
16
3150
50 9,0
160
2800
40 8,0
4500
2500
31,5 7,1
14
2240
25 6,3
c [m/s]
125
2000
20 5,6
100 12,5
1800
16 5,0
63
1600
12,5 4,5
with duct
2.5 dia
V [m3/h]
28
10 4,0
10
10
1400
125
31,5
8,0 3,55
35,5
1250
140
6,3 3,15
160
40
1120
180
45
5,0 2,8
50
4,0 2,5
200
20
56
Total pressure increase D pt [Pa]
20
224
250
0,27
112
355
100
30
V Dpt 0,55
=[kW]
3600 1000 h
Also available for 200 or 400C - 120 min.
20
103
102
101
100
99
98
97
96
Pw =
=[kW]
9000
16
160
8000
14
c [m/s]
pd [Pa]
10
30
Dpt 0,55
V
3600 1000 h
125
7100
100 12,5
6300
80 11,2
5600
10
63
5000
50 9,0
4500
40 8,0
4000
31,5 7,1
3550
25 6,3
2800
3150
20 5,6
with duct
2.5 dia
20
V [m3/h]
92
91
90
89
88
87
86
85

level Lw [dB]
10
16 5,0
10
45
2500
pd [Pa]
50
12,5 4,5
c [m/s]

level Lw [dB]
14000
V [m3/h]
630 31,5
12500
28
500
11200
25
400
10000
315 22,4
9000
20
250
8000
18
200
7100
16
160
6300
14
125
5600
100 12,5
5000
80 11,2
4500
10
63
4000
50 9,0
3550
40 8,0
3150
2800
31,5 7,1
with duct
2.5 dia
25 6,3
20 5,6
2500
2240
10
160
56
10 4,0
2000
180
63
8,0 3,55
200
71
1800
224
20
80
1600
280
250
90
20
6,3 3,15
315
5,0 2,8
0,48
200
0,59
800
0,53
250
900
h = 0,55
280
0,66
1000
Pw =

BVZAXN 12/56/400/D - n = 1360 min-1
315
h = 0,68
1120
Pw =

Density = 1.2 kg/m3
d

V
TWO-SPEED FLAME-PROOF AXIAL FANS

WITH DIRECT DRIVE AND GUIDE VANE
BVZAXN 12/56 SERIES

V

BVZAXN 12/56/450/D - n = 2800 min-1
2240
1800
500
0,72
1400
400
1250
355
1120
224
710
200
pd
250
800
180
30
125
30
=[kW]
20

BVZAXN 12/56/500/D - n = 2880 min-1
2800
2240
2000

Density = 1.2 kg/m3
315
14000
12500
20
250
11200
18
16
0,63
250
200
1400
h=
0,65
280
1600
200

BVZAXN 12/56/560/D - n = 920 min-1
355
0,69
160
9000
8000
7100
6300
5600
5000
4500
10000
14
125
100 12,5
80 11,2
10
63
50 9,0
40 8,0
31,5 7,1
4000
20

V
224
0,56
180
0,56
160
1120
140
1000
125
900
pd
1250
112
800
30
100
0,43
90
0,41
30
80
630
0,28
71
560
20
=[kW]
20
108
107
106
105
104
103
102
101
Pw =
11200
100 12,5
10000
9000
10
V [m3/h]
c [m/s]
pd [Pa]
10
30
Dpt 0,55
V
=[kW]
3600 1000 h
80 11,2
63
8000
50 9,0
7100
40 8,0
6300
31,5 7,1
5600
25 6,3
5000
20 5,6
4500
16 5,0
4000
12,5 4,5
3550
10 4,0
with duct
2.5 dia
3150
10
8,0 3,55
28000
40
1000
25000
pd [Pa]
31,5
20
92
91
90
89
88
87
86
85

level Lw [dB]
Dpt 0,55
V
c [m/s]
30
3600 1000 h
V [m3/h]

level Lw [dB]
10
800 35,5
22400
630 31,5
20000
18000
25
28
500
400
16000
315 22,4
14000
20
250
12500
18
200
11200
16
160
10000
14
125
9000
100 12,5
8000
80 11,2
7100
10
63
5600
6300
50 9,0
with duct
2.5 dia
40 8,0
31,5 7,1
5000
35,5
2800
250
6,3 3,15
10
40
2500
280
45
5,0 2,8
315
50
2240
355
20
56
2000
4,0 2,5
450
400
63
500
25 6,3
=[kW]
1800
710
3550
Dpt 0,55
V
0,74
95
94
93
92
91
90
89
88
30
3600 1000 h
h=
0,76
2500
pd

Density = 1.2 kg/m3
d

V
pd [Pa]
10
Pw =
c [m/s]
BVZAXN 12/56
Dpt 0,55
V
3600 1000 h
106
105
104
103
102
101
100
99
V [m3/h]

level Lw [dB]
10
with duct
2.5 dia
20 5,6
3150
pd [Pa]
10
56
16 5,0
c [m/s]

level Lw [dB]
18000
16000
14000
V [m3/h]
630 31,5
28
500
12500
25
400
11200
20
315 22,4
250
9000
10000
18
200
7100
6300
5600
8000
16
160
14
125
100 12,5
80 11,2
4500
4000
3550
5000
10
63
9,0
50
8,0
40
7,1
31,5
6,3
5,6
20
25
3150
63
2800
10
200
71
12,5 4,5
2500
224
80
10 4,0
250
90
8,0 3,55
280
20
100
3,15 2,24
315
112
355
with duct
2.5 dia
0,34
140
20
400
Pw =
30
160
0,37
450
Pw =
0,49
280
900
630
0,62
315
0,52
1000
0,67
450
0,65
500
h=
0,69
560
1600
560

BVZAXN 12/56/500/D - n = 1400 min-1
630
h=
0,74
2000

Density = 1.2 kg/m3
pd

Density = 1.2 kg/m3
V = Volume flow [m3/s] resp. [m/s]

097

BVZAXN 12/56 SERIES

Density = 1.2 kg/m3

BVZAXN 12/56/560/D - n = 1400 min-1
900

V
800
710
355
0,71
250
450
224
0,51
315
160
280
140
250
pd
180
125
224
30
112
200
30
0,34
100
0,36
180
90
30
Dpt 0,55
V
=[kW]
3600 1000 h
20

Density = 1.2 kg/m3


V
BVZAXN 12/56/630/D - n = 1400 min-1
1120
900
=[kW]

Density = 1.2 kg/m3
18000
16000
16
14000
160
14
93
92
91
90
89
87
86

BVZAXN 12/56/710/D - n = 950 min-1

h=
0,73
560
500
0,65
20
0,71
450
710
125
12500
100 12,5
11200
10
80 11,2
63
9000
8000
7100
6300
5600
10000
50 9,0
40 8,0
31,5 7,1
25 6,3
20 5,6
5000
16 5,0
Dpt 0,55
V
3600 1000 h
630
0,72
800
pd [Pa]
30

V
h=
0,74
1000
c [m/s]
10
Pw =
V [m3/h]

level Lw [dB]
99
98
97
96
95
94
93
92
10
with duct
2.5 dia
4500
12,5 4,5
pd [Pa]
10
40
4000
c [m/s]

level Lw [dB]
20000
18000
V [m3/h]
315 22,4
14000
16000
20
250
18
200
11200
12500
16
160
14
125
100 12,5
9000
8000
7100
6300
5600
10000
80 11,2
10
63
50 9,0
40 8,0
31,5 7,1
5000
4500
4000
25 6,3
20 5,6
16 5,0
10 4,0
0,64
400
630
355
560
315
0,52
0,51
280
250
400
224
355
200
pd
450
315
pd
500
180
30
280
0,37
250
30
160
0,36
140
224
125
=[kW]
20
101
100
99
98
97
96
95
94
Pw =
20000
22400
25000
14
16
18
160
200
14000
10
c [m/s]
125
12500
50 9,0
18000
11200
40 8,0
=[kW]
16000
10000
31,5 7,1
V Dpt 0,55
3600 1000 h
80 11,2
9000
25 6,3
V [m3/h]
100 12,5
8000
20 5,6
with duct
2.5 dia
63
7100
16 5,0
28000
25
pd [Pa]
10
56
pd [Pa]
10
30
20
97
96
95
94
93
92
91
90

level Lw [dB]
30
Dpt 0,55
V
3600 1000 h
c [m/s]

level Lw [dB]
10
V [m3/h]
400
25000
315 22,4
22400
20
250
20000
18
200
18000
16000
14
16
160
125
14000
100 12,5
12500
80 11,2
11200
10
63
10000
50 9,0
40 8,0
9000
8000
31,5 7,1
7100
25 6,3
6300
5600
20 5,6
with duct
2.5 dia
16 5,0
12,5 4,5
5000
63
6300
10
100
71
12,5 4,5
5600
112
80
10 4,0
125
90
5000
140
4500
160
20
100
8,0 3,55
20
180
112
200
6,3 3,15
with duct
2.5 dia
12,5 4,5
3550
45
10 4,0
10
80
50
3550
8,0 3,55
90
56
3150
100
63
6,3 3,15
20
71
5,0 2,8
125
112
80
20
140
160
0,49
200
355
pd
400
0,62
280
500
0,67
315
0,64
560
Pw =
h=
0,69
400
630
Pw =

BVZAXN 12/56/630/D - n = 920 min-1
450
h=
0,73

Density = 1.2 kg/m3
d

V
098

099

Density = 1.2 kg/m3

V

BVZAXN 12/56/710/D - n = 1430 min-1
1600
1400
1000
630
450
400
315
560
280
500
250
450
pd
630
224
400
30
200
355
160
Dpt 0,55
V
=[kW]
3600 1000 h
20

Density = 1.2 kg/m3
Pw =
1250
25000
28000
31500
35500
16
18
20
160
200
250
20000
22400
18000
80 11,2
14
16000
10
125
14000
50 9,0
100 12,5
12500
40 8,0
63
11200
25 6,3
31,5 7,1
9000
Dpt 0,55
V
20
=[kW]

V

Density = 1.2 kg/m3

h=
0,76
900
0,74
800
710
0,68
0,67
630
1120
99
98
97
96
95
94
93
92
BVZAXN 12/56/900/D - n = 950 min-1
1000
0,75
1400
30
3600 1000 h
h=
0,77
1600
pd [Pa]
10
BVZAXN 12/56/800/D - n = 1450 min-1
1800
c [m/s]


V
105
104
103
102
101
100
99
98
with duct
2.5 dia
V [m3/h]

level Lw [dB]
30

level Lw [dB]
10
10000
40000
pd [Pa]
10
71
20 5,6
35500
28
500
28000
31500
25000
20
250
25
22400
18
200
c [m/s]
400
20000
16
160
V [m3/h]
315 22,4
18000
16000
80 11,2
14
14000
10
125
12500
50 9,0
100 12,5
11200
40 8,0
63
9000
10000
31,5 7,1
8000
25 6,3
7100
20 5,6
with duct
2.5 dia
16 5,0
80
8000
16 5,0
10
140
90
7100
160
100
12,5 4,5
180
112
6300
200
10 4,0
224
20
125
8,0 3,55
20
250
140
280
560
500
0,55
450
710
400
630
355
560
pd
800
315
500
30
280
450
0,54
pd
900
30
250
0,40
BVZAXN 12/56
1000
0,39
224
400
200
355
V Dpt 0,55
=[kW]
3600 1000 h
20
108
107
106
105
104
103
102
101
50000
315 22,4
45000
20
250
40000
18
200
35500
16
160
31500
14
125
28000
100 12,5
25000
80 11,2
22400
10
63
20000
50 9,0
18000
16000
V [m3/h]
c [m/s]
pd [Pa]
10
Pw =
Dpt 0,55
V
=[kW]
3600 1000 h
30
20
103
102
101
100
99
97
96

level Lw [dB]
30

level Lw [dB]
10
with duct
2.5 dia
40 8,0
31,5 7,1
pd [Pa]
14000
c [m/s]
10
90
22,5 6,3
56000
V [m3/h]
630 31,5
50000
28
500
45000
25
400
40000
315 22,4
35500
20
250
31500
18
200
28000
16
160
25000
14
125
22400
100 12,5
20000
80 11,2
18000
16000
9,0
10
63
50
14000
8,0
40
12500
7,1
31,5
11200
6,3
5,6
20
with duct
2.5 dia
25
10000
100
12500
160
112
20 5,6
10
11200
180
125
16 5,0
200
140
9000
224
10000
250
160
10 4,0
280
20
180
20
315
12,5 4,5
30
0,38
180
0,39
315
0,53
355
0,54
pd
710
0,66
500
0,67
800
Pw =
0,73
560
900
Pw =
h=
0,75
710
0,74
1120

BVZAXN 12/56/800/D - n = 950 min-1
800
h=
0,76
1250

Density = 1.2 kg/m3
d

V

BVZAXN 12/56 SERIES

Density = 1.2 kg/m3

BVZAXN 12/56/900/D - n = 1450 min-1
2500

V
2240
2000
900
0,69
710
1250
630
0,56
500
900
450
800
400
pd
1000
710
355
30
630
250
Pw =
450
400
1000
355
pd
71000
25
35500
40000
45000
50000
56000
63000
71000
80000
80 11,2
100 12,5
14
16
18
20
125
160
200
250
315 22,4
112000
40
1000
10
100000
800 35,5

level Lw [dB]
63
90000
630 31,5
31500
80000
28
500
50 9,0
71000
25
400
28000
63000
315 22,4
40 8,0
56000
20
250
25000
50000
18
200
31,5 7,1
45000
16
160
22400
40000
14
125
25 6,3
35000
100 12,5
Pw =
10
20000
31500
80 11,2
20
with duct
2.5 dia
20 5,6
28000
10
=[kW]
113
112
111
110
109
108
107
106
90
18000
25000
50 9,0
pd [Pa]
100
16 5,0
22400
40 8,0
c [m/s]
63
20000
V [m3/h]
31,5 7,1
112
16000
10
125
14000
140
10 4,0
355
20
160
12,5 4,5
400
30
180
Dpt 0,55
V
0,40
200
20
500
3600 1000 h
400
30
224
10
63000
250
630
56000
280
0,41
250
315 22,4
0,55
315
30
280
50000
0,68
500
1120
315
20
0,75
710
0,56
450
250
45000
h=
0,77
800
1250
560
18
40000
35500

900
800
200
16
160
14
125
28000
25000
31500
100 12,5
80 11,2
10

Density = 1.2 kg/m3
BVZAXN 12/56/1120/D - n = 720 min -1
1000
560
104
103
102
101
100
20

V
1600
63
=[kW]
630
710
22400
VDpt 0,55
1800
900
30 105
3600 1000 h
0,69
1400
107
106
h=
0,78
0,76
2000

level Lw [dB]

level Lw [dB]
BVZAXN 12/56/1000/D - n = 1450 min-1
2240
pd [Pa]
10

2500
c [m/s]
10
VDpt 0,55
30
=[kW]
3600 1000 h
20
V [m3/h]
c [m/s]
pd [Pa]
106
105
104
103
102
101
100
99

level Lw [dB]

Density = 1.2 kg/m3
V [m3/h]
pd

V
pd= Dyn. pressure [Pa] or x 0.1 [kp/m2]
50 9,0
80000
20
20000
71000
800 35,5
=[kW]
111
110
109
108
107
106
105
104
with duct
2.5 dia
40 8,0
63000
630 31,5
30
Dpt 0,55
V
3600 1000 h
18000
56000
28
500
10
pd [Pa]
10
112
31,5 7,1
50000
45000
25
40000
20
250
c [m/s]
400
35500
18
200
V [m3/h]
315 22,4
31500
16
160
25000
28000
22400
80 11,2
14
20000
10
125
18000
50 9,0
100 12,5
16000
40 8,0
63
14000
25 6,3
31,5 7,1
125
16000
10
224
140
25 6,3
14000
250
160
20 5,6
280
180
12500
315
16 5,0
355
200
12,5 4,5
400
20
224
20
450
0,41
280
500
Pw =
30
315
0,41
560
0,56
560
pd
1120
with duct
2.5 dia
0,69
800
1400
2800
0,76
1000
0,76
1600
Pw =
h=
0,78
1120
1800
with duct
2.5 dia

BVZAXN 12/56/1000/D - n = 950 min-1
1250
h=
0,78

Density = 1.2 kg/m3
d

V
100

101

Density = 1.2 kg/m3

V
pd= Dyn. pressure [Pa] or x 0.1 [kp/m2]

BVZAXN 12/56/1120/D - n = 980 min -1
1800
1600
1400
2240
0,76
1800
1600
1000
0,56
1250
1120
630
1000
560
900
pd
710
500
630
560
355
30
Dpt 0,55
V
=[kW]
20
3600 1000 h

Density = 1.2 kg/m3
BVZAXN 12/56/1250/D - n = 740 min-1
1250
1000
Pw =
90000
100000
112000
800 35,5
40
1000
80000
630 31,5
71000
28
500
56000
63000
50000
20
250
25
45000
18
200
400
40000
16
160
315 22,4
35000
14
31500
125
30
20
Dpt 0,55
V
=[kW]
3600 1000 h

V

Density = 1.2 kg/m3

h=
0,78
2000
1800
0,76
113
112
111
110
109
108
107
106
BVZAXN 12/56/1250/D - n = 980 min-1
2240
900
0,76
1600
0,69
800
0,69
1400
710
1250
630
1120
1000
500
900
450
800
400
0,56
630
30
315
30
560
0,41
280
pd
pd
710
355
BVZAXN 12/56
0,56
560
0,41
500
250
450
Dpt 0,55
V
=[kW]
3600 1000 h
30
20
108
107
106
105
104
103
102
101
Pw =
=[kW]
20
160000
800 35,5
140000
630 31,5
30
V Dpt 0,55
3600 1000 h
125000
28
500
112000
25
400
100000
315 22,4
90000
20
250
80000
18
200
71000
16
160
63000
14
125
56000
100 12,5
50000
80 11,2
45000
10
63
10
V [m3/h]
c [m/s]
pd [Pa]
115
114
113
112
111
110
109

level Lw [dB]
10
with duct
2.5 dia
40000
50 9,0
pd [Pa]
10
200
35000
112000
25
c [m/s]
400
100000
315 22,4
90000
20
250
80000
18
200
71000
16
160
63000
14
125
56000
100 12,5
50000
80 11,2
45000
10
63
40000
50 9,0
35500
40 8,0
31500
31,5 7,1
28000
25 6,3
25000
V [m3/h]

level Lw [dB]
20 5,6
22400
16 5,0
12,5 4,5
20000
224
40 8,0
10
112
250
31500
125
280
28000
140
315
25 6,3
160
20
355
31,5 7,1
200
180
400
20
224
pd [Pa]
h=
0,78
1120
c [m/s]
10


V
111
110
109
108
107
106
105
104
V [m3/h]

level Lw [dB]
10
with duct
2.5 dia
100 12,5
28000
pd [Pa]
250
80 11,2
c [m/s]

level Lw [dB]
90000
100000
28
80000
V [m3/h]
500
25
400
63000
56000
50000
45000
40000
35500
31500
28000
71000
315 22,4
20
250
18
200
16
160
14
125
100 12,5
80 11,2
10
63
50 9,0
22400
25000
40 8,0
31,5 7,1
20000
25 6,3
20 5,6
16 5,0
18000
10
280
25000
10
160
315
10
63
180
355
22400
200
50 9,0
224
400
20000
450
40 8,0
250
31,5 7,1
280
20
500
20
315
0,41
710
0,41
400
30
800
30
450
pd
800
Pw =
0,56
1400
900
with duct
2.5 dia
0,69
2000
0,69
1120
Pw =
h=
0,78
0,76
2500
1250
with duct
2.5 dia

BVZAXN 12/56/1000/D - n = 1450 min-1
2800
h=
0,78

Density = 1.2 kg/m3
d

V

BVZAXN 12/56 SERIES
Moment of inertia = 6,25/8,32 kg m2
Density
= Flow velocity [m/s]

pd= Dyn. pressure [Pa] or x 0,1 [kp/m 2]
Outlet cross section A2 = 1,25 m2
= 1,2 kg/m3
BVZAXN 12/56/1250/D - n = 1450 min-1
5600
1400
4500
3150
0,69
1000
900
0,71
800
2800
710
2500
0,58
560
1800
500
1600
450
pd
2000
1400
1250
400
315
0,43
160
10
140

BVZAXN 12/56/1400/D - n = 980 min-1
2800
2500
1800
1600
1250
1400
1120
900
1000
800
900
710
pd
1120
0,41
400
315
10
280
250
224
200
10
30
Dpt 0,55
h
20
=[kW]
118
117
116
115
114
113
112
111
40 000
45 000
50 000
56 000
63 000
71 000
80 000
90 000
31,5 7,1
40 8,0
50 9,0
63 10
80 11,2
100 12,5
with duct
2.5 dia
25 6,3
20 5,6
c [m/s]
pd [Pa]

level Lw [dB]
10
1000 40 224 000
90 000
160 16
800 35,5 200 000
80 000
125 14
630 31,5 180 000
71 000
100 12,5
500 28 160 000
63 000
80 11,2
400 25 140 000
56 000
63 10
315 22,4 125 000
50 000
50 9,0
250 20 112 000
45 000
40 8,0
200 18 100 000
40 000
31,5 7,1
2.5 dia
V [m3/h]
315 22,4 160 000
355
20
315
250 20 140 000
355
200 18 125 000
400
160 16 112 000
20
450
with duct
500 28 160 000

30
500
450
250
400 25 140 000
560
0,41
280
315 22,4 125 000
250 20 112 000
90 000
80 000
200 18 100 000
160 16
0,56
630
30
560
3600 1000
71 000
0,69
1000
0,56
710
Pw =
125 14
40 000
35 500
45 000
40 8,0
31,5 7,1
31 500
0,76
1400
0,69
800
h=
0,78
1600
1250
Moment of inertia = 17,25 kg m 2

Outlet cross section A 2 = 1,98 m2
1800
0,76
2000
500
113
112
111
110
109
108
107
106
2000
0,78
630

Density = 1,2 kg/m3
BVZAXN 12/56/1600/D - n = 740 min-1
2240
h=
2240
25 6,3
28 000
= Volume flow [m 3/s] resp. [m/s]

V
pd= Dyn. pressure [Pa] or x 0,1 [kp/m 2]
pd [Pa]
10
30
Pw =
Dpt 0,55
V
=[kW]
3600 1000 h
20
V [m3/h]
c [m/s]
pd [Pa]
118
117
116
115
114
113
112
111

level Lw [dB]
= 1,2 kg/m3
c [m/s]
pd
Density
=[kW]
630 31,5 224 000
u2 = 72 m/s
20
Dpt 0,55
V
3600 1000 h
500 28 200 000
Tip speed
pd = Dyn. pressure [Pa] or x 0,1 [kp/m2]
Pw =
30
V [m3/h]

level Lw [dB]
=[kW]
10
400 25 180 000
3600 1000
123
122
121
120
119
118
117
116
with duct
2.5 dia
125 14 100 000
Pw =
20
20 5,6
50 224 000
30
Dpt 0,55
pd [Pa]
16 5,0
45 200 000
1600
10
c [m/s]

level Lw [dB]
40 180 000
1250
800 35,5 160 000
1000
28 125 000
630 31,5 140 000
90 000
25 112 000
80 000
20
250
500
71 000
18
200
400
63 000
16
160
315 22,4 100 000
56 000
14
50 000
125
45 000
80 11,2
100 12,5
40 000
10
63
2.5 dia
with duct
50 9,0
10 Emergency operation10
V [m3/h]
63 000
100 12,5
500
180
56 000
560
80 11,2
630
200
50 000
224
63 10
710
20
250
50 9,0
20
800
280
1000
900
30
0,41
355
30
1120
0,56
630
pd
2240
0,76
1120
0,78
3550
h=
0,78
1250
h=
080
4000
Moment of inertia = 10,05 kg/m2

Outlet cross section A 2 = 1,57 m2
BVZAXN 12/56/1400/D - n = 740 min-1
1600
5000

Density = 1,2 kg/m3
d

pd = Dyn. pressure [Pa] or x 0,1 [kp/m 2]
102

BVZAXN 12/56 SERIES
= Volume flow [m 3/s] resp. [m/s]
Density
pd = Dyn. pressure [Pa] or x 0,1 [kp/m 2]
103

= 1,2 kg/m3
BVZAXN 12/56/1600/D - n = 980 min-1
4000
3550
3150
h=
2800
0,79
2500
0,77
2240
0,70
2000
1800
1600
0,57
1400
1250
pd
1120
1000
900
30
800
0,42
710
630
20
560
500
450
400
355
30
Pw =
Dpt 0,55
3600 1000
=[kW]
20
c [m/s]
pd [Pa]
123
122
121
120
119
118
117
116
BVZAXN 12/56
10
V [m3/h]

level Lw [dB]
1250 45 315 000
800 35,5 250 000
1000 40 280 000
630 31,5 224 000
500 28 200 000
400 25 180 000
315 22,4 160 000
90 000
250 20 140 000
80 000
100 12,5
200 18 125 000
71 000
80 11,2
160 16 112 000
63 000
63 10
125 14 100 000
56 000
2.5 dia
50 9,0
with duct
40 8,0
10 Emergency operation 10
104
Item
No.
Quantity
or
or
Price per Unit
Total
Description
AXIAL SMOKE EXHAUST FAN BVZAXN 12/56 TYPE M D

for the extraction of smoke fumes
of 200C 120 min. approval no. Z-78.1-18
tested in accordance with EN 12101-T3 (Munich Technical
University)
Direct-drive type (2 fans connected in series)
For ventilation of multi-storey car parks and for increase of
pressure
Consisting of:
Surface protection:
Epoxy-polyester powder coating; colour: RAL 7030
as of nominal size 1120: with full paint finish, Colour: RAL 7030
Aluminium impeller, blade pitch fully adjustable when at rest,
directly mounted on motor shaft end. (Blade pitch at 400C
version not adjustable)
Duct connection
Technical data:
Volume flow
m3/h
Temperature/air humidity
C/%RH
Dynamic pressure
Pa
Pa
Fan speed
rpm
Blade pitch
deg.
dB
Efficiency
%
Power input requirement 2 x
kW
Three-phase current motor:
single-speed
Motor speed
rpm
Motor output 2 x
kW
Current consumption 2 x
A
Voltage
Volt
Frequency
Hz
Type B / V
Size
System Babcock-BSH
Type: BVZAXN 12/56/..........M-D
kg
Carryover
105
Quantity
Price per Unit
Total
Description
Options:
Galvanized fan
Inspection hatch
Flexible connector (diffuser outlet)*
Wire guard (diffuser outlet)*
Outlet cone with wire guard
Duct with self-activating damper
BVZAXN 12/56
Item
No.
Note: Please see our Installation, Operating and

Maintenance Instructions that are available on
request
* Loosely supplied
Carryover

FOR WALL INSTALLATION
BWAXO SERIES
107
View A
Direction
Wall hole
Pressure drop of flap (overpressure louver)
View "B"
(shown without louver flap)
BWAXO
Flow speed*
Pressure drop of fan and pressure drop of the flap result
For characteristic lines
in a total
refer to pages 049-053.
fan unit (open inlet / outlet)
pressure increase for designing the complete
Weight
approx.
Size
(kg)
without
motor
330
25
40
65
450
90
dimensions mm
For planning and installation please also refer to our assembly, operating and maintenance instructions.
108
Item
No.
Quantity
Price per Unit
Total
Description
Carryover
109
Quantity
Price per Unit
Total
Description
BWAXO
Item
No.
Carryover

BWAXO SERIES
FLAME-PROOF AXIAL FANS FOR WALL INSTALLATION

BWAXN 12/56 SERIES
110
080
View "A
Wall hole
Pressure drop of flap (overpressure louver)
View "B"
(shown without louver flap)
>
Flow speed c (m/s)
Pressure drop of fan and pressure drop of the flap result
For characteristic lines
in a total
refer to pages 062 - 066.
fan unit (open inlet / outlet)
pressure increase for designing the complete
Weight
approx.
Size
(kg)
without
motor
dimensions mm
For planning and installation please also refer to our assembly, operating and maintenance instructions.
111
Quantity
Price per Unit
Total
Description
BWAXN 12/56
Item
No.
Carryover
112
Item
No.
Quantity
Price per Unit
Total
Description
Carryover
113
Quantity
Price per Unit
Total
Description
BWAXN 12/56
Item
No.
Carryover

BVW-A
SERIES
BVW-A
SERIES
FLAME-PROOF RADIAL FANS
115
085
max.
weight
Size
to motor size 132

from motor size 160
For planning and assembly please also observe our assembly, operating and maintenance instructions.
dimensions mm
BVW
For dimensions refer to page 123

BVW-R SERIES
116
Open inlet
available without motor

encapsulation and cooling air duct
Also for 200C-120 min.

300C- 60 min.
400C-120 min.
G
C
b
D
For dimension please

refer tp page 123
Size
max.
weight
588
668
742
932
425
800
680
425
680
1182
1332
to motor size 132

from motor size 160
For planning and assembly please also observe our assembly, operating and maintenance instructions.
dimensions mm
FLAME-PROOF
RADIAL
FANS
FLAME-PROOF
RADIAL
FANS
FOR
FORWALL
WALLINSTALLATION
INSTALLATION
BVW-R SERIES with inlet channel
BVW-R SERIES with inlet channel
Housing positions*

300C- 60 min.
400C-120 min.
117
087
For dimensions please

refer to page 093
Size
weight
800
800
425
680
425
680
to motor size 132

from motor size 160
dimensions mm
For planning and installation please also observe our assembly, operating and maintenance instructions.
BVW
*seen from the top

FR DACHAUFBAU
BVW-D SERIES
118
E1

refer to page 123
350
Stahl-Glattdach-Sockel mit
Innenisolierung und doppelschalig
wB2
wB3
M
we
B1
Size
weight
800
800
425
680
425
680
Stahl-Glattdach-Sockel
weight
B1 wB2 w e wB3 Stehbolzen

M ~[kg]
765 525 421 46012x25 92
975 675 565 60012x25125
975 675 565 60012x25165
1265 965 850 88016x25230
1265 965 850 88016x25385
1425 1125 1000 1040 16x25475
mm
dimensions
to motor size 132

from motor size 160

BVW-R/B SERIES with inlet channel
MAIN DIMENSIONS

119
FOR FLOOR INSTALLATION
A1
G
B

300C- 60 min.
400C-120 min.
L1
For dimensions please refer to page 123
Achtung!
Besondere Ab-
messungen der Grund-
rahmen beachten.
(Auf Anfrage.)
* seen on encapsulation
max.
weight kg
Size
425
680
425
800 680
800
to motor size 132

from motor size 160
dimensions mm
BVW
Arrangement of
cooling air bushings*
Gehusestellung*
(Ansaug von unten)
Housing positions *

300C- 60 min.
BVW-R/B SERIES WITH OPEN INLET
400C-120 min.
MAIN DIMENSIONS
120
For floor installation

refer to page 123
Housing positions *
Arrangement of cooling air bushings *
* seen on motor encapsulation
Size
weight
425
800
680
425
800
680
to motor size 132
1200
1250
dimensions mm
from motor size 160


BVW-A/B SERIES WITH OPEN INLET
MAIN DIMENSIONS
121
A1
L1
Achtung!
Besondere Ab-
messungen der Grund-
rahmen beachten.
(Auf Anfrage.)
* seen on the motor
Size
max.
weight kg
950
1150
1550
1650
to motor size 132
dimensions mm
from motor size 160
BVW
For dimension please

refer to page 123
Gehusestellung*
(Ansaug von unten)
Housing positions *

BVW-A/B SERIES WITH TUBE CONNECTION
MAIN DIMENSIONS
122
A
D
z x d
M
L2
Housing positions *
For dimensions please refer to page 123
* seen on encapsulation
max.
Size
850
z x d
356
8x10
395
8x10
weight kg
438 12x10
541 12x10
674 16x12
751 16x12
to motor size 132

from motor size 160
dimensions mm

BVW SERIES ...
Fitting dimensions for all types
123
Dimensions - frame for inlet and outlet

Size
BVW
Dimensions - frame for external air connection

Size
dimensions mm

BVW SERIES
Elastic connection
(rectangular)
for housing or inlet box with
flap
Elastic connection
for cooling air system
124
Elastic connection (round)

for BVW-A/B (page 122)

d2 i.L.

a/
a/b
90
Einbaulnge
Einbaulnge
90
Einbaulnge
Elastische Stutzen bitte exakt montieren und die Einbaulnge beachten.

Abmessungen
L (600C)
L (200 - 400C)
d2 i.L.
202
90
200
321
102
202
90
200
360
802
102
202
90
200
403
357
1002
142
317
90
200
506
630
452
1252
142
317
90
200
637
710
502
1402
142
317
90
200
714
Size
315
252
632
102
355
252
712
400
282
500
Anschluabmessungen siehe Seite 117.
dimenssions mm

BVW SERIES
Wanddurchgangshlse
aus verzinktem St.-Blech
125
Channel with flap

and 2 flanges*
Mrtel Gruppe II
oder III nach
DIN 1053
saugseitiges
Schutzgitter (eckig)
bei Montage
innen
verschrauben
M 8x16
* auch fr Bauform BVW-A/B bzw.

BVW-R/B erhltlich
einstellbar fr
Mauerdicke 120-210
Mauerdicke 215-390
* auch fr Bauform BVW-A/B bzw.

BVW-R/B erhltlich
Fastening brackets
Federschwinguns-
50
B(B1)
ca. 60
h(h1)
e(e1)
e(e1)
Klammermae fr Aufstellung
mit Federschwingungsdmpfer. Detailierte Lochbilder der Konsolen erhalten
Sie auf Anfrage.
Bei Aufstellung mit Federdmpfern
Size
315
200
725
350
125
805
400
150
12
355
260
805
400
150
815
450
175
12
400
290
815
450
175
1095
500
200
12
500
370
1095
500
200
1345
600
225
14
630
470
1345
600
225
1490
600
225
14
710
530
1490
600
225
1490
600
225
14
dimenssions mm
BVW
ca. 80

BVW-A BVW-R BVW-D SERIES
600 C 120 MIN
Pressure drops
Suction box
- - - BVW-D flap
....... BVW-A resp.
R flap
1600
1400
= 1,2 kg/m3
t = 20C
BVW-A
BVW-R
BVW-D
315/30-6
315/30-4
315/30-2
315/30-4/2
315/30-8/4
315/30-8/6/4
Motor
power
[rpm]
fkWg
Nominal
current
at
400 V-50 Hz
ca. fAg
910
0,55
1390
0,55
2880
4,0
1440/2890
1,0/4,1
670/1400
0,18/0,7
700/950/1430 0,26/0,33/1,0
1,6
1,4
7,5
2,1/8,8
0,8/2,0
0,8/2,0/3,8
Flange
1800
Speed
Motor size
Type
3000 min-1
126
80
80
112
112
80
90
200
200
250
250
200
200
max. ca.weights
BVW-A
112
BVW-R BVW-R
BVW-D
**
92
114
d
1200
-2
* if motor size 112 is used

** BVW-R with inlet duct
1000
800
400
Sound level at Vmax.
min-1
Lw (dB) LwA (dB) LpA (dB)
670
920
1390
2880
-4
1000 min-1
200
-6

Octave center frequency fHzg
Speed
1500 min-1
74
80
87
101
65
72
82
98
63
45
52
62
78
125
250
500
71
77
79
92
64
70
84
90
63
68
76
96
68
73
80
93
1000 2000 4000 8000

60
67
75
89
56
65
76
90
51
61
72
92
46
56
68
88
LpA: average sound pressure level A-weighted in a distance of 4 (m) in an open area
600
4000
5000
6000
7000
8000
9000
1500 min-1
Pressure drops
Suction box
- - - BVW-D flap
....... BVW-A resp.
R flap
550
-4
500
450
Measured surface
Measured surface dimension
S = 101 (m2)
Ls = 20 (dB)
Type
Speed
BVW-A
BVW-R
BVW-D
Motor
power
frpmg
fkWg
355/30-6
355/30-4
355/30-8/4
355/30-6/4
355/30-8/6/4
910
0,55
1410
1,5
680/1400
0,35/1,4
950/1410
0,4/1,3
700/950/1430 0,22/0,3/1,0
max. ca. weights
Nominal
corrent at
400 V-50 Hz
ca. fAg
Flange
1000
2000
3000
Motor size
Additional avilable pressure D pt fPag R
Noise values at the outlet (open area conditions)

600
BVW-A
1,6
3,6
1,35/3,3
1,38/3,4
0,8/2,0/3,6
80
90
90
90
90
200
200
200
200
200
136
BVW-R BVW-R
BVW-D
**
125
136
= 1,2 kg/m3
t = 20C
d
400

350
300
Additional available pressure D pt fPag R
250
1000 min-1
200
-6
150
750 min-1
100
Speed
min1
420
670
910
1410
-8
50
66
77
83
91
58
69
76
86
38
49
56
66

63
125
250
500
60
74
80
82
60
67
73
87
56
66
71
80
63
71
76
84
1000 2000 4000 8000

52
64
71
79
47
61
69
80
42
56
65
77
1000
2000
3000
4000
5000
6000
Measured surface
S = 101 (m2)
Ls = 20 (dB)
37
51
60
72

600 C 120 MIN
Suction box
- - - BVW-D flap
....... BVW-A resp
R flap
650
600
550
Speed
BVW-A
BVW-R
BVW-D
Motor
power
frpmg
fkWg
400/30-6
400/30-4
400/30-8/4
400/30-6/4
400/30-8/6/4
910
0,55
1410
1,5
680/1400
0,35/1,4
930/1405
0,7/1,8
700/965/1440 0,37/0,55/1,5
max. ca. weights
Nominal
current at
400 V-50 Hz
ca. fAg
Flange
Pressure drops
700
Type
Motor size
1500 min-1
750
127
BVW-A
1,6
3,6
1,35/3,3
2,5/4,0
2,1/2,8/4,8
80
90
90
100
100
200
200
200
250
250
170
BVW-R BVW-R
BVW-D
**
165
202
= 1,2 kg/m3
t = 20C
d
500
450

400
-4
350
1000 min-1
250
-6
750 min-1
150
min-1
420
670
910
1400
-8
100

Speed
200
72
80
86
94
61
72
79
89
63
41
52
59
69
125
250
500
63
77
83
85
63
70
76
90
59
69
74
82
70
74
79
87
1000 2000 4000 8000

56
67
74
81
52
65
73
83
47
60
69
81
42
55
64
77
50
4000
5000
6000
7000
8000
9000
1500 min-1
1200
Pressure drops
Suction box
- - - BVW-D flap
....... BVW-A resp.
R flap
1100
1000
900
Measured surface
S = 101 (m2)
Ls = 20 (dB)
Type
Speed
BVW-A
BVW-R
BVW-D
Motor
power
frpmg
910
1420
700/1420
955/1460
470/720/965
500/30-6
500/30-4
500/30-8/4
500/30-6/4
500/30-12/8/6
fkWg
Nominal
current at
400 V-50 Hz
ca. fAg
Flange
1000
2000
3000
Motor size
300
1,5
5,5
1,4/5,5
1,65/5,5
0,45/1,0/2,0
4,3
11,5
4,3/11,4
3,7/11,2
2,2/3,7/5,6
100
132
132
132
132
250
250
250
250
250
max. ca.weights
BVW-A
270
BVW-R BVW-R
BVW-D
**
230
282
= 1,2 kg/m3
t = 20C
d
800
-4
BVW

700
600
1000 min-1
500
400
300
-6
750 min-1
-8
Speed
min-1
420
690
910
1420
200
100
75
87
92
100
69
80
86
96
49
60
66
76

63
125
250
500
68
84
89
91
69
76
82
96
67
76
80
88
71
80
85
93
1000 2000 4000 8000

64
75
80
87
60
74
81
90
55
69
77
89
2000
4000
6000
8000
10000
12000
14000
16000
18000
Measured surface
S = 101 (m2)
Ls = 20 (dB)
50
65
73
85

600 C 120 MIN
Suction box
- - - BVW-D flap
....... BVW-A resp.
R flap
1800
1500 min-1
1600
Speed
BVW-A
BVW-R
BVW-D
Motor
power
frpmg
940
1470
710/1460
480/975
475/735/970
630/25-6
630/25-4
630/25-8/4
630/25-12/6
630/25-12/8/6
max. ca.weights
fkWg
Nominal
current at
400 V-50 Hz
ca. fAg
Flange
Pressure drops
Type
Motor size
2000
128
3,0
11
3,0/10
0,7/3,2
0,6/1,5/3,0
7,0
22
10/22
3,8/7,0
2,9/6,0/8,0
132
160
160
132
132
300
300
300
300
300
BVW-A
460
BVW-R BVW-R
BVW-D
**
385
474
= 1,2 kg/m3
t = 20C
d
1400

1200
1000
-4
800
1000 min-1
600
-6
750 min-1
min-1
480
710
940
1470
400
-8
200

Speed
86
96
101
110
72
86
93
104
52
66
73
84
63
125
250
500
85
91
94
101
77
88
99
107
75
85
91
99
70
84
89
97
1000 2000 4000 8000

67
82
89
98
62
78
86
98
57
73
81
94
51
68
77
89
5000
10000
15000
20000
25000
30000
35000
Measured surface
S = 101 (m2)
Ls = 20 (dB)
Pressure drops
Suction box
- - - BVW-D flap
....... BVW-A resp.
R flap
1800
1600
Speed
BVW-A
BVW-R
BVW-D
Motor
power
frpmg
940
1470
710/1460
480/975
475/735/970
630/30-6
630/30-4
630/30-8/4
630/30-12/6
630/30-12/8/6
fkWg
Nominal
current at
400 V-50 Hz
ca. fAg
Flange
2000
Type
Motor size
1500 min-1
5,5
18,5
5,5/20
1,5/6,3
1,5/3,0/6,0
12,7
35
16,2/39
5,4/15,7
4,4/9,5/11,9
132
180
180
160
160
300
300
300
300
300
max. ca. weights
BVW-A
460
BVW-R BVW-R
BVW-D
**
385
474
= 1,2 kg/m3
t = 20C
d
1400

1200
-4
1000
Additional available pressure Druck D pt fPag R
1000 min-1
800
600
750 min-1
-6
Speed
min-1
440
720
940
1470
400
-8
200
86
94
99
107
78
88
94
103
58
68
74
83

63
125
250
500
77
90
95
98
75
83
89
103
75
82
86
95
83
87
92
99
1000 2000 4000 8000

73
81
86
93
71
82
88
97
67
79
87
98
5000
10000
15000
20000
25000
30000
35000
Measured surface
S = 101 (m2)
Ls = 20 (dB)
62
74
82
95

600 C 120 MIN
Pressure drops
Suction box
- - - BVW-D flap
....... BVW-A resp.
R flap
1600
1400
Speed
BVW-A
BVW-R
BVW-D
Motor
power
frpmg
940
1470
710/1460
475/975
475/725/970
710/30-6
710/30-4
710/30-8/4
710/30-12/6
710/30-12/8/6
fkWg
Nominal
current at
400 V-50 Hz
ca. fAg
Flange
1800
Type
Motor size
1500 min-1
129
5,5
18,5
5,5/20
1,5/6,3
1,85/4,0/7,5
12,7
41
16,2/39
5,4/15,7
7,1/10/16,2
160
180
180
160
180
300
300
300
300
300
max. ca. weights
BVW-A
570
BVW-R BVW-R
BVW-D
**
475
605
= 1,2 kg/m3
t = 20C
d
1200
-4

1000
800

600
750 min
Speed
min-1

-1
400
-6
475
715
950
1470
-8
200
91
98
104
113
82
90
99
109
62
70
79
89
63
125
250
500
89
91
97
104
83
95
101
103
81
88
94
109
80
87
92
101
1000 2000 4000 8000

77
86
94
102
73
83
93
104
68
78
88
100
63
73
83
96
7500
10000 15000
20000
25000
30000
35000
40000
45000
Measured surface
S = 101 (m2)
Ls = 20 (dB)
Minimum cooling air volume flows [m3/h]

Fan size
Nominal motor speed [min-1]
315
655
335
250
355
380
285
400
435
327
500
500
375
630
1500
1125
710
1500
1125
BVW
1000 min-1
130
Item
No.
Quantity
Flame-proof radial fan version BVW-A

(room air max. 40C)
Installation: outside the conflagration zone
with direct drive consisting of:
housing in sheet steel, protected by epoxy polyester
powder coating, colour RAL 7030 with inlet nozzle, motor
mounting plate, connection flange to DIN 24154, version R3
Connecting frames to DIN 24193 version R2
Flame-proof inlet box
(without motor encapsulation)
Radial impeller, single entry, aerodynamically optimsed,
dynamically counterbalanced to DIN ISO 1940,
quality class G 6.3
with epoxy polyester powder coating
color: RAL 7030;
or
for wall mounting

for floor mounting
three-phase current motor to IEC standards,
version V 3, / B 5
Protection class IP 55
Insulation material class H
Technical data:
Volume flow
Max. Temperature / endurance
or
or
Price per Unit
Total
Description
m3/h
20C
600C/120 min.
Pa

single speed
Motor speed
Motor output
Motor winding
Current consumption
Operating voltage
Frequency
Weight: fan with accessories
rpm
kW
V
A
V
Hz
dB
kg
System Babcock-BSH
Type:
BVW-A
Carryover
131
Quantity
Price per Unit
Total
Description
Options:
set fixing consoles *

elastic connection on suction side*
or
(temperature-resistant),
- round
- rectanglular
elastic connection on pressure side*

temperature-resistant, rectanglular
mating frames * DIN 24193 version R2

mating flange * DIN 24154 version R3
exhaust sleeves incl. protection grid and self-acting
flap
pipe connection on suction side

(suction box not included)
duct components with self-acting flap *

(with 2 frames)
base frames for floor mounting
BVW
Item
No.
Note:
* Loosely supplied
Carryover
132
Item
No.
Quantity
Flame-proof radial fan version BVW-R

Motor cooling with external air
Installation within conflagration zone
with direct drive consisting of:
Housing in sheet steel, protected by epoxy polyester powder
coating, colour RAL 7030 with inlet nozzle, motor mounting
plate, connection flange to DIN 24154,
version R3
Connecting frames to DIN 24193 version R2
Radial impeller, single entry, aerodynamically optimised,
quality class G 6.3,
welded sheet steel version with epoxy polyester powder
or
for wall installation

for floor installation
three-phase current motor to IEC standards, version V 3, / B 5.
Protection type IP 55, insulation material Class H
Motor encapsulation:
Sheet steel housing as round version, cooling air feed via
cooling air intake sleeves (wall sleeves on site);
External air feed max. 1.0 m long
Technical data:
Volume flow
or
or
Price per Unit
Total
Description
m3/h
600C/120 min.
Pa

single speed
Motor speed
Motor output
Motor winding
Current consumption
Operating voltage
Frequency
Weight: fan with accessories
rpm
kW
V
A
V
Hz
dB
kg
Manufacturer:BVS-Lufttechnik
System Babcock-BSH
Type:
BVW-R..........
Carryover
133
Quantity
Price per Unit
Total
Description
Optional accessories:
set fixing consoles *
elastic connection on suction side*

or
- round
- rectanglular
elastic connection on pressure side*

temperature-resistant, rectanglular
elastic connection for cooling air duct *

suction box
mating frames * DIN 24193 version R2
mating flange * DIN 24154 version R3
exhaust sleeves incl. protection grid and self-acting
flap *

(Suction box not included)
duct components with self-acting flap *

(with 2 flanges)
Base frame for floor mounting
BVW
Item
No.
Note:
* Loosely supplied
Carryover
134
Item
No.
Quantity
Flame-proof radial fan version BVW-D

for discharging conflagration fumes - max. 600C/120
min.
Snow loading class SL 1000
For roof installation, motor cooling with external air
via external air duct
with direct drive, consisting of:
Housing in sheet steel, protected by epoxy polyester
powder coating, colour RAL 7030
with inlet nozzle, motor mounting plate, connection
flange to DIN 24154, version R3
Connecting frame to DIN 24193 version R2
Radial impeller, single entry, aerodynamically optimised,
quality class G 6.3,
welded sheet steel version with epoxy polyester powder
Three-phase current motor to IEC standard, version V1
Protection class IP 55, insulation material Class H
Motor encapsulation:
Sheet steel housing as round version, cooling air feed via
cooling air intake sleeves
Technical data:
Volume flow
max. Temperature / endurance
or
or
Price per Unit
Total
Description
m3/h
20C
600C/120 min.
Pa

single speed
Motor speed
Motor output
Motor winding
Current consumption
Operating voltage
Frequency
rpm
kW
V
A
V
Hz
dB
kg
System Babcock-BSH
Type:
BVW-D.........
Carryover
135
Quantity
Price per Unit
Total
Description
Options:
flap, exhaust side
snow loading class: SL 1000
roof pedestal in galvanised sheet steel, insulated *

(350 mm high)

mating flange on suction side *
elastic connection on suction side
(temperature-resistant) *
BVW
Item
No.
Note:
* Loosely supplied
Carryover
CENTRIFUGAL SMOKE EXHAUST FANS

REH SERIES - SINGLE INLET SINGLE WIDTH
137
130
Optional or to be
provided by installer:
heat and acoustic insulation
for connecting dimensions
F1
See dimensional table

dh6
see page 140/141
for max. motor size
180
LG90 (RD90)
J
Gmax.
Lmax.
Casing position LG0 (RD0)*
LG 180 (RD 180)*
LG 270 (RD 270)*
B
E
BV-REH
Gmax.
Lmax.
Size
400
Gmax.
Gmax.2)
Lmax.
Lmax.2)
776
670
306
179
369
340
F1
502
282
362
582
646
874
755
351
202
410
380
562
317
397
642
683
1005
500
957
827
380
221
457
425
632
357
437
712
778
1102
560 1070
920
427
247
509
477
712
402
482
792
821
1147
630 1211 1026
479
291
574
550
802
452
532
882
901
1227
*Mirror-inverted
casing position
Lmax.
71-112
65
80
65
80
65
80
65
80
80
100
1350
1600
1500
1650
1600
1750
1700
1850
1800
1950
970 132-160
450
1) Without motor/without
baseframe Without V-belt drive
Motor
sizes
80-112
132-160
80-112
132-160
80-112
132-180
80-112
132-180
Gmax.
90/270
Lmax. Gmax.
1305
1555
1455
1605
1555
1705
1655
1805
1755
1905
1250
1400
1350
1500
1450
1600
1550
1700
1650
1800
Dimensional and design changes reserved

2) please ask
1205
1355
1305
1455
1405
1555
1505
1655
1605
1755
dh6
appr.
kg 1)
30
30
40
40
40
Dimensions in mm

MAIN DIMENSIONS SIZES 710 TO 1000
Optional or to be
130
138
F1
dh6
see page 140/141
for max. motor size
180
LG90 (RD90)
J
Gmax.
K
Lmax.
LG 180 (RD 180)*
LG 270 (RD 270)*
B
E
Gmax.
Gmax.
Gmax.2)
Lmax.
Lmax.2)
Baugre
F1
600
899
502
586
983
989
1312
726
673
999
559
643 1083 1046
1369
407
811
755 1119
629
753 1243 1156
1469
438
894
848 1249
712
836 1373 1337
1645
710 1343 1153
539
313
647
800 1505 1290
604
359
900 1703 1445
674
1000 1871 1576
746
*Mirror-inverted
casing position
MotorBaugren
80-160
180
90-160
180
100-160
180-200
112-160
180-200
0
Gmax.
90/270
Gmax.
Lmax.
100
140
100
140
100
140
100
140
2000
2200
2200
2400
2400
2600
2600
2800
1900
2000
2100
2400
2200
2400
2400
2600

2) please ask
1845
1945
2025
2325
2135
2335
2330
2530
dh6 ca. kg 1)
50
50
55
55
Dimensions in mm

MAIN DIMENSIONS SIZES 1120 TO 1600
200
139
H
Optional or to be
E
see page 140/141
dh6
for max. motor size
200
LG90 (RD90)
Gmax.
Lmax.
LG 180 (RD 180)*
LG 270 (RD 270)*
B
E
A
BV-REH
Gmax.2)
Gmax.
Baugre
974
813
1250 2625 2320 1088
911
1120 2350 2072
Gmax.
Lmax.2)
Lmax.
1400 2930 2600 1218 1023

1162 1002
802
922 1124
1297 1122
902 1028 1248
1455 1252 1002 1128 1378

*Mirror-inverted
casing position
MotorBaugren
112-180
1436 1756
200
160-180
1733 2056
200
160-180
1834 2137
200
Lmax.
Lmax.
120
160
120
160
120
160
3100
3300
3400
3600
3700
3900
Gmax.
90/270
Lmax. Gmax.
2970
3170
3270
3470
3570
3770
2800
3100
3100
3300
3400
3600

2) please ask
2670
2970
2970
3170
3270
3470
dh6
ca. kg 1)
55
65
70
Dimensions in mm

ACCESSORIES
Matching
140
Flexible connector,
rectangular
zxt
*
s
Size
400
362
326
282
450
397
361
317
z1 x t1
e1
163
582
546
502
3 x 125
85,5
22
40
12
130
1 x 125
118
642
606
562
3 x 125
115,5
22
40
12
130
zxt
500
437
401
357
1 x 125
138
712
676
632
3 x 125
150,5
22
40
12
130
560
482
446
402
1 x 125
160,5
792
756
712
5 x 125
65,5
22
40
12
130
630
532
496
452
3 x 125
60,5
882
846
802
5 x 125
110,5
22
40
12
130
710
582
546
502
3 x 125
85,5
982
946
902
5 x 125
160,5
22
40
12
130
800
642
606
562
3 x 125
115,5
1082
1046
1002
7 x 125
85,5
22
40
12
130
900
752
702
632
3 x 125
163,5
1242
1192
1122
7 x 125
158,5
35
60
12
130
1000
832
782
712
5 x 125
78,5
1372
1322
1252
9 x 125
98,5
35
60
12
130
1120
922
872
802
5 x 125
123,5
1124
1072
1002
7 x 125
98,5
35
60
12
200
1250
1022
972
902
5 x 125
173,5
1242
1192
1122
7 x125
158,5
35
60
12
200
1400
1122
1072
1002
7 x 125
98,5
1372
1322
1252
9 x 125
98,5
35
60
12
200
* Burgert-Profile
Dimensions in mm

ACCESSORIES
Matching Flange
B
141
Flexible connector,
round
z x d
Size
Z x d
400
403
438
464
12 x 10
BV-REH
L
6
180
450
452
487
513
12 x 10
180
500
506
541
567
12 x 10
180
560
568
605
639
16 x 12
180
630
637
674
708
16 x 12
180
710
714
775
814
16 x 14
180
800
804
861
904
24 x 14
180
900
904
958
1004
24 x 14
180
1000
1005
1067
1105
24 x 14
180
1120
1005
1067
1105
24 x 14
200
1250
1125
1200
1245
32 x 18
10
200
1400
1255
1337
1375
32 x 18
10
200
Dimensions in mm

BV-REH SERIES
ACOUSTIC DATA
Acoustic level
point.
The total acoustic power level Lwvent of an axial-
Starting from this value, the A-weighted acoustic

power level. LWA and the relative acoustic
power level LW rel.. can be determined using the
flow fan can be obtained directly from the

characteristic data sheets for each operating
142
tables below. These values are available as the

acoustic power emitted into the duct and as the
acoustic power emitted from the fan inlet or
outlet opening, respectively. The values given
were taken from measurements as per EN 25136
Acoustic power level emitted into the duct
Acoustic power emitted from the fan inlet or outlet opening
systems, e.g., silencers. The levels are calculated as follows:
To determine the sound levels at a given installation site, it is usually

necessary to know the level of acoustic power emitted from the fan's
inlet or outlet opening. The adjacent tables are based on the outlet
reflection pattern assumed in VDI 2081, Case 2.
Lwvent (dB)
= total acoustic power emitted by the fan, (please see

respective characteristic curve sheets)
LwA op. (dB)
= A-weighted acoustic power level, according to the

equation
= A-weighted level of acoustic power emitted from the

fan's opening, expressed by the equation
LwA op.
Lwrel op.(dB)
Lwrel vent (dB) = relative acoustic power level as expressed by the

equation
= relative level of acoustic power emitted from the fan's

opening, expressed by the equation
Lwrel op.
Lwrel vent
LW Op. (dB)
= Unweighted (linear) level of acoustic power emitted

from the fan's opening, expressed by the equation
LW Op.
LwA vent (dB)

LwA vent
Note: Portions 1.1/ 1.2 /2.1/ 2.2/ 2.3 to be taken frome the above spreadsheets
VentilatorDrehzahl
Size
Fan Speed Anteil
Portion
Baugre [min-1]
1.1
63
Anteil
1.2 1.2
beiatOktavmittenfrequenz
[Hz]
Portion
mid-octave frequency [Hz]
125 250
500
1000 2000
4000
8000
VentilatorDrehzahl
Size
Fan Speed Anteil
Portion
Baugre [min-1]
2.1
63
Anteil
2.2 2.2
beiatOktavmittenfrequenz
[Hz]
Portion
mid-octave frequency [Hz]
125 250
500
1000 2000
4000
8000
Anteil
Portion
2.3
400
1250
1600
2000
2500
3150
11
9
7
6
5
5
5
6
6
6
8
8
8
8
8
4
4
4
11
11
11
12
11
4
4
20
16
14
11
11
25
23
20
18
14
30
28
25
23
20
35
33
30
28
25
400
1250
1600
2000
2500
3150
12
10
8
6
5
18
18
18
19
19
15
15
15
15
15
7
6
6
13
13
12
12
11
5
5
20
16
14
11
11
25
23
20
18
14
30
18
25
23
20
35
33
30
28
25
5
4
3
3
2
450
1120
1400
1800
2240
2800
1000
1250
1600
2000
2500
12
10
8
7
5
12
10
8
7
5
5
5
5
6
6
5
5
5
6
6
3
8
8
8
9
3
8
8
8
8
9
4
4
4
11
9
4
4
4
11
14
11
11
11
4
14
11
11
11
4
20
18
14
13
10
20
18
14
13
10
25
23
20
18
15
25
23
20
18
15
30
28
25
23
20
30
28
25
23
20
35
33
30
28
25
35
33
30
28
25
450
1120
1400
1800
2240
2800
13
11
9
7
6
17
17
17
18
18
8
14
14
14
14
11
7
6
5
13
15
11
11
11
5
20
18
14
13
10
25
23
20
18
15
30
28
25
23
20
35
33
30
28
25
5
4
3
3
2
500
1000
1250
1600
2000
2500
560
13
11
9
7
6
16
16
16
17
17
7
13
13
13
14
11
6
5
5
12
15
11
11
11
5
20
18
14
13
10
25
23
20
18
15
30
28
25
23
20
35
33
30
28
25
4
4
3
3
2
900
1120
1400
1800
2240
12
11
9
7
6
5
5
5
6
6
3
3
8
8
8
10
9
4
4
4
14
13
11
11
11
20
18
16
13
12
25
22
20
18
15
30
27
25
23
20
35
33
30
28
25
560
900
1120
1400
1800
2240
13
11
10
8
6
15
15
15
16
16
7
7
12
13
13
11
10
6
5
5
14
13
11
11
11
20
18
16
13
12
25
22
20
18
15
30
27
25
23
20
35
33
30
28
25
5
4
3
3
2
630
800
1000
1250
1600
2000
710
900
1120
1400
1800
12
11
9
7
6
13
11
10
8
7
5
5
5
6
6
5
5
5
6
6
3
3
8
8
8
3
3
3
8
8
10
9
4
4
4
10
10
9
4
4
14
13
11
11
11
16
13
12
10
11
20
18
16
13
12
20
18
16
14
12
25
22
20
18
15
25
22
20
18
15
30
27
25
23
20
30
27
25
22
20
35
33
30
28
25
34
33
30
28
25
630
800
1000
1250
1600
2000
13
11
9
8
6
14
14
14
15
15
7
6
12
12
12
11
10
5
5
5
14
13
11
11
11
20
18
16
13
12
25
22
20
18
15
30
27
25
23
20
35
33
30
28
25
4
3
3
2
2
710
710
900
1120
1400
1800
14
12
10
8
7
13
13
13
13
14
7
6
6
11
11
10
10
10
5
5
16
13
12
10
11
20
18
16
14
12
25
22
20
18
15
30
27
25
22
20
35
33
30
28
25
4
3
3
2
2
800
630
800
1000
1250
1600
13
11
10
8
7
5
5
5
6
6
3
3
3
8
8
10
10
9
4
4
16
13
12
10
11
20
18
16
14
12
25
22
20
18
15
30
27
25
22
20
35
33
30
28
25
800
630
800
1000
1250
1600
13
12
10
8
7
12
12
12
13
13
6
6
5
11
11
10
10
8
5
4
16
13
12
10
11
20
18
16
14
12
25
22
20
18
15
30
27
25
22
20
35
33
30
28
25
4
3
2
2
2
900
560
710
900
1120
1400
13
12
10
9
7
2
5
5
5
6
7
3
3
3
8
11
10
10
10
4
16
14
13
12
11
20
17
15
14
12
24
22
20
18
15
30
27
25
22
20
35
32
30
28
25
900
560
710
900
1120
1400
14
12
10
9
7
7
11
11
12
12
9
6
5
5
10
11
10
10
10
5
16
14
13
12
11
20
17
15
14
12
24
22
20
18
15
30
27
25
22
20
35
32
30
28
25
4
3
2
2
2
1000
500
630
800
1000
1250
13
12
10
9
7
2
5
5
5
6
7
3
3
3
8
11
10
10
10
4
16
14
13
12
11
20
17
15
14
12
24
22
20
18
15
30
27
25
22
20
35
32
30
28
25
1000
500
630
800
1000
1250
14
12
10
9
7
6
10
10
11
11
9
5
5
4
10
11
10
10
10
4
16
14
13
12
11
20
17
15
14
12
24
22
20
18
15
30
27
25
22
20
35
32
30
28
25
3
3
2
2
1
1120
450
560
710
900
1120
12
10
8
7
6
1
2
10
10
10
9
9
2
2
2
12
12
10
10
11
14
13
13
12
12
16
14
13
11
11
21
19
16
14
12
26
24
21
19
16
31
29
26
24
21
1120
450
560
710
900
1120
12
10
9
7
6
4
4
13
13
13
10
10
3
3
3
12
12
10
10
11
14
13
13
12
12
16
14
13
11
21
21
19
16
14
12
26
24
21
19
16
31
29
26
24
21
2
2
1
1
1250
400
500
630
800
1000
355
450
560
710
900
12
10
9
7
6
12
10
9
7
6
1
2
2
10
10
1
2
2
10
10
9
9
9
2
2
9
9
9
2
2
12
12
12
10
11
12
12
12
10
11
14
13
13
13
13
14
13
13
13
13
16
14
13
11
11
16
14
13
11
11
21
19
16
14
12
21
19
16
14
12
26
24
21
19
16
26
24
21
19
16
31
29
26
24
21
31
29
26
24
21
1250
400
500
630
800
1000
12
10
9
7
6
5
4
3
12
13
10
10
10
3
3
12
12
12
11
11
14
13
13
13
13
16
14
13
11
11
21
19
16
12
12
26
24
21
16
16
31
29
26
21
21
2
2
1
1
1400
355
450
560
710
900
12
10
9
7
6
4
4
3
12
12
10
10
10
3
3
12
12
12
10
11
14
13
13
13
13
16
14
11
11
11
21
19
14
14
12
26
24
19
19
16
31
29
24
24
21
2
2
1
1
500
710
1400

143
1400
29
1250
26
2,24 0,315
2,5 0,355
2,8 0,4
3,15 0,45
3,55 0,5
4,0 0,56
4,5 0,63
5,0 0,71
5,6 0,8
6,3 0,9
7,1 1,0
8,0 1,12
9,0 1,25
10 1,4
11,2 1,6
12,5 1,8
14 2,0
16 2,24
18 2,5
20 2,8
22,4 3,15
25 3,55
28 4,0
35,5 4,5
Volumenstrom*
V [m3/s]
Strmungsgeschwindigkeit*
c2 [m/s]
dynamischer Druck*
pd [Pa]
86
83
Leistungsbedarf
Leistungsbedarfanander
derWelle:
Welle:
pt [Pa]
/h]3/h]
D pt D
[Pa]
V [mV3[m
= [kW=]
h 1000
3600
h 1000
3600
PwP[kW]=
w=
1 400
1 600
1 800
2 000
2 240
2 500
2 800
3 150
3550
4 000
4 500
5 000
5 600
6 300
7 100
8 000
9000
10 000
11 200
12 500
14 000
16 000
18 000
20 000
1 120
1 250
1 400
1 600
1 800
2 000
2 240
2 500
2 800
3 150
3 550
4 000
4 500
5 000
5 600
6 300
7 100
8 000
9 000
10 000
11 200
12 500
14 000
16 000
Volumenstrom*
V [m3/h]
Umfangsgeschwindigkeit u2 [m/s]
D pt [Pa]
V [mV3/h]
[m3 /h]
D pt [Pa]
= [kW]=
h 1000
h 1000
3600 3600
=
PwPw[kW]=
0,64
33
0,48
1600
Ventilator-Drehzahl n [min-1]
Leistungsbedarf
Leistungsbedarfan
ander
der Welle:
Welle:
0,81
37
0,76
1800
0,76
42
0,80
2000
89
0,46
47
0,74
2240
3550
83
3150
74
2800
66
2500
58
2240
52
2000
47
1800
42
1600
37
1400
33
1250
29
1120
26
92
0,4
0,45
0,5
0,56
0,63
0,71
0,8
0,9
1,0
1,12
1,25
1,4
1,6
1,8
2,0
2,24
2,5
2,8
3,15
3,55
4,0
4,5
5,0
5,6
82
95
0,62
52
0,63
0,72
2500
100
0,79
58
103
0,74
2800
t = 20C
= 1,2 kg/m3
3,15
4,0
5,0
6,3
8,0
10
12,5
16
20
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
500
630
2,24
2,5
2,8
3,15
3,55
4,0
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
28
35,5
0,46
88
98
BV-REH 450
0,78
66
[dB
]
3150
Totaldruckerhhung D pt1 [Pa]
0,74
0,62
91
wv
ent
74
106
0,61
0,70
3550
Wirkungsgrad h =
nmax. = 3330 min.-1

nmax. = 3200 min.-1
stun
gsp
ege
lL
83
5000
4500
4000
3550
3150
2800
2500
2240
2000
1800
1600
1400
1250
1120
1000
900
800
710
630
560
500
450
400
355
315
280
250
224
200
180
160
140
125
112
Ges
amt
-Sc
hall
lei
0,48
0,79
0,74
4000
Trgheitsmoment J = 0,19 kgm2 Schaufelanzahl

z =9
Laufraddurchmesser D2 = 447 mm Freie Austrittsflche F = 0,178 m2
0,78
94
85
0,76
99
0,81
0,76
0,80
0,63
0,72
102
0,64
wv
ent
[dB
]
105
0,61
0,70
stun
gsp
ege
lL
Ges
amt
-Sc
hall
lei
97
t = 20C
= 1,2 kg/m3
3,15
4,0
5,0
6,3
8,0
10
12,5
16
20
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
500
630
Wirkungsgrad h =
nmax. = 3740 min.-1

nmax. = 3600 min.-1
5000
4500
4000
3550
3150
2800
2500
2240
2000
1800
1600
1400
1250
1120
1000
900
800
710
630
560
500
450
400
355
315
280
250
224
200
180
160
140
125
112
BV-REH 400

z =9
Volumenstrom*
V [m3/h]
Volumenstrom*
V [m3/s]
c2 [m/s]
dynamischer Druck*
pd [Pa]
nmax. bei ausschlielichem Betrieb im Brandfall / nmax. bei Lftungsbetrieb (Dauerbetrieb). Im grau gerasterten Feld nicht auslegen.
37
1250
1120
29
26
Volumenstrom*
V [m3/h]
Volumenstrom*
V [m3/s]
c2 [m/s]
dynamischer Druck*
pd [Pa]
0,5
0,56
0,63
0,71
0,8
0,9
1,0
1,12
1,25
1,4
1,6
1,8
2,0
2,24
2,5
2,8
3,15
3,55
4,0
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
2,24
2,5
2,8
3,15
3,55
4,0
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
28
35,5
1 800
2 000
2 240
2 500
2 800
3 150
3 550
4 000
4 500
5 000
5 600
6 300
7 100
8 000
9 000
10 000
11 200
12 500
14 000
16 000
18 000
20 000
22 400
25 000
1000
33
0,82
0,80
0,63
0,72
0,76
0,76
0,64
0,48
83
2500
74
2240
66
2000
58
1800
52
1600
47
1400
42
1250
37
1120
33
1000
29
900
26
0,78
0,74
0,80
0,74
0,61
0,70
2800
91
85
Leistungsbedarf
Leistungsbedarfan
ander
derWelle:
Welle:
/h]3/h]
D pt D
[Pa]
V [mV3[m
pt [Pa]
= [kW=]
h 1000
3600
h 1000
3600
PwP[kW]=
w=
Volumenstrom*
V [m3/h]
Volumenstrom*
V [m3/s]
c2 [m/s]
dynamischer Druck*
pd [Pa]
BV-REH
]
[dB
t
ven
Lw
gel
spe
94
88
1400
97
/h]3/h]
D pt D
[Pa]
V [mV3[m
pt [Pa]
= [kW=]
h 1000
3600
h 1000
3600
PwP[kW]=
w=
42
Leistungsbedarf
Leistungsbedarfan
ander
derWelle:
Welle:
1600
tung
47
leis
52
1800
hall
2000
84
102
0,46
0,46
87
-Sc
58
amt
66
2240
105
0,62
0,62
90
Ges
2500
93
108
2 240
2 500
2 800
3 150
3 550
4 000
4 500
5 000
5 600
6 300
7 100
8 000
9 000
10 000
11 200
12 500
14 000
16 000
18 000
20 000
22 400
25 000
28 000
31 500
74
100
t = 20C
= 1,2 kg/m3
0,63
0,71
0,8
0,9
1,0
1,12
1,25
1,4
1,6
1,8
2,0
2,24
2,5
2,8
3,15
3,55
4,0
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
83
2800
Wirkungsgrad h =
nmax. = 2650 min.-1

nmax. = 2550 min.-1
2,24
2,5
2,8
3,15
3,55
4,0
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
28
35,5
3150
5000
4500
4000
3550
3150
2800
2500
2240
2000
1800
1600
1400
1250
1120
1000
900
800
710
630
560
500
450
400
355
315
280
250
224
200
180
160
140
125
112
BV-REH 560
3,15
4,0
5,0
6,3
8,0
10
12,5
16
20
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
500
630
0,64
0,48
0,74
0,80
0,74
96
0,78
0,61
0,70
99
101
0,76
t
ven
Ges
a
mtSc
hall
leis
tung
spe
gel
Lw
104
0,82
0,76
0,80
0,72
0,63
107
[dB
t = 20C
= 1,2 kg/m3
3,15
4,0
5,0
6,3
8,0
10
12,5
16
20
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
500
630
* auf Normzahlen gerundete Werte
Wirkungsgrad h =
nmax. = 2970 min.-1

nmax. = 2860 min.-1
5000
4500
4000
3550
3150
2800
2500
2240
2000
1800
1600
1400
1250
1120
1000
900
800
710
630
560
500
450
400
355
315
280
250
224
200
180
160
140
125
112

z =9
BV-REH 500

z =9

144
52
1400
47
1250
42
1120
37
1000
33
900
29
800
26
2 800
3 150
3 550
4 000
4 500
5 000
5 600
6 300
7 100
8 000
9 000
10 000
11 200
12 500
14 000
16 000
18 000
20 000
22 400
25 000
28 000
31 500
35 500
40 000
Volumenstrom*
V [m3/h]
0,8
0,9
1,0
1,12
1,25
1,4
1,6
1,8
2,0
2,24
2,5
2,8
3,15
3,55
4,0
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
Volumenstrom*
V [m3/s]
c2 [m/s]
3,15
4,0
5,0
6,3
8,0
10
12,5
16
20
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
500
630
0,82
0,80
0,76
0,63
0,72
0,76
[dB
]
0,64
0,48
0,74
0,62
91
88
dynamischer Druck*
pd [Pa]
2000
74
1800
66
1600
58
1400
52
1250
47
1120
42
1000
37
900
33
800
29
710
26
630
23
0,78
0,80
0,74
94
85
Leistungsbedarf
Leistungsbedarfan
ander
derWelle:
Welle:
D pt [Pa]
V [mV3/h]
[m3/h]
D pt [Pa]
= [kW=]
h 1000
h 1000
3600 3600
=
PwPw[kW]=
3 150
3 550
4 000
4 500
5 000
5 600
6 300
7 100
8 000
9 000
10 000
11 200
12 500
14 000
16 000
18 000
20 000
22 400
25 000
28 000
31 500
35 500
40 000
45 000
/h]3/h]
D pt D
[Pa]
V [mV3[m
pt [Pa]
= [kW=]
h 1000
3600
h 1000
3600
PwP[kW]=
w=
97
Volumenstrom*
V [m3/h]
Volumenstrom*
V [m3/s]
c2 [m/s]
dynamischer Druck*
pd [Pa]
0,9
1,0
1,12
1,25
1,4
1,6
1,8
2,0
2,24
2,5
2,8
3,15
3,55
4,0
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
derWelle:
Welle:
Leistungsbedarf
102
1600
86
105
58
100
t = 20C
= 1,2 kg/m3
0,46
1800
0,46
92
wv
ent
66
108
0,61
0,70
74
2000
stun
gsp
ege
lL
2240
Ges
amt
-Sc
hall
lei
83
Wirkungsgrad h =
nmax. = 1750 min.-1

nmax. = 1700 min.-1
2,0
2,24
2,5
2,8
3,15
3,55
4,0
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
28
0,64
0,48
0,74
0,62
95
89
2500
0,78
0,80
0,74
98
4000
3550
3150
2800
2500
2240
2000
1800
1600
1400
1250
1120
1000
900
800
710
630
560
500
450
400
355
315
280
250
224
200
180
160
140
125
112
100
90
BV-REH 710
Schaufelanzahl
z =9
Freie Austrittsflche F = 0,44 m2
2,5
3,15
4,0
5,0
6,3
8,0
10
12,5
16
20
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
500
0,76
103
0,82
0,76
0,80
0,63
0,72
106
wv
ent
[dB
]
109
0,61
0,70
stun
gsp
ege
lL
Ges
amt
-Sc
hall
lei
101
t = 20C
= 1,2 kg/m3
2,24
2,5
2,8
3,15
3,55
4,0
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
28
35,5
Wirkungsgrad h =
nmax. = 2360 min.-1

nmax. = 2270 min.-1
5000
4500
4000
3550
3150
2800
2500
2240
2000
1800
1600
1400
1250
1120
1000
900
800
710
630
560
500
450
400
355
315
280
250
224
200
180
160
140
125
112
Trgheitsmoment J = 2,0 kgm2

Laufraddurchmesser D2 = 708 mm
BV-REH 630

z =9
1120
47
1000
42
900
37
800
33
710
29
4 000
4 500
5 000
5 600
6 300
7 100
8 000
9 000
10 000
11 200
12 500
14 000
16 000
18 000
20 000
22 400
25 000
28 000
31 500
35 500
40 000
45 000
50 000
56 000
23
Volumenstrom*
V [m3/h]
1,12
1,25
1,4
1,6
1,8
2,0
2,24
2,5
2,8
3,15
3,55
4,0
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
26
560
2,0
2,24
2,5
2,8
3,15
3,55
4,0
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
28
630
Volumenstrom*
V [m3/s]
c2 [m/s]
dynamischer Druck*
pd [Pa]
0,83
0,81
0,77
0,73
0,64
0,77
[dB
0,65
ven
t
Lw
0,49
0,75
0,81
0,75
0,63
96
0,47
93
90
1600
74
1400
66
1250
58
1120
52
1000
47
900
42
800
37
710
33
630
29
560
26
500
23
0,79
0,71
tung
spe
gel
0,62
leis
hall
-Sc
amt
Ges
99
D pt [Pa]
V [mV3/h]
[m3/h]
D pt [Pa]
= [kW=]
h 1000
3600 3600
h 1000
=
PwPw[kW]=
52
107
104
Leistungsbedarfan
ander
derWelle:
Welle:
Leistungsbedarf
58
1250
110
87
Leistungsbedarf
Leistungsbedarfan
an der
der Welle:
Welle:
D pt [Pa]
V [mV3/h]
[m3 /h]
D pt [Pa]
= [kW]=
h 1000
h 1000
3600 3600
PwPw[kW]=
=
5 000
5 600
6 300
7 100
8 000
9 000
10 000
11 200
12 500
14 000
16 000
18 000
20 000
22 400
25 000
28 000
31 500
35 500
40 000
45 000
50 000
56 000
63 000
71 000
86
1400
102
t = 20C
= 1,2 kg/m3
Volumenstrom*
V [m3/h]
1,4
1,6
1,8
2,0
2,24
2,5
2,8
3,15
3,55
4,0
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
89
66
0,46
92
74
1600
Wirkungsgrad h =
nmax. = 1390 min.-1

nmax. = 1340 min.-1
2,0
2,24
2,5
2,8
3,15
3,55
4,0
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
28
0,64
0,48
0,62
95
1800
4000
3550
3150
2800
2500
2240
2000
1800
1600
1400
1250
1120
1000
900
800
710
630
560
500
450
400
355
315
280
250
224
200
180
160
140
125
112
100
90
BV-REH 900
Volumenstrom*
V [m3/s]
c2 [m/s]
2,5
3,15
4,0
5,0
6,3
8,0
10
12,5
16
20
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
500
0,76
0,74
0,80
0,74
0,78
0,61
0,70
98
0,82
0,76
0,80
0,63
0,72
106
103
]
Lw
ven
t
[dB
109
gel
spe
tung
leis
hall
Ges
amt
-Sc
101
t = 20C
= 1,2 kg/m3
2,5
3,15
4,0
5,0
6,3
8,0
10
12,5
16
20
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
500
Wirkungsgrad h =
nmax. = 1560 min.-1

nmax. = 1500 min.-1
4000
3550
3150
2800
2500
2240
2000
1800
1600
1400
1250
1120
1000
900
800
710
630
560
500
450
400
355
315
280
250
224
200
180
160
140
125
112
100
90

z =9
BV-REH 800

z =9
dynamischer Druck*
pd [Pa]

145
42
33
560
29
500
26
450
23
6 300
7 100
8 000
9 000
10 000
11 200
12 500
14 000
16 000
18 000
20 000
22 400
25 000
28 000
31 500
35 500
40 000
45 000
50 000
56 000
63 000
71 000
80 000
90 000
Volumenstrom*
V [m3/h]
1,8
2,0
2,24
2,5
2,8
3,15
3,55
4,0
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
Volumenstrom*
V [m3/s]
c2 [m/s]
2,5
3,15
4,0
5,0
6,3
8,0
10
12,5
16
20
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
500
900
52
800
47
710
42
630
37
560
33
500
39
450
26
400
23
0,81
0,82
0,85
0,86
0,83
0,63
0,69
0,73
0,77
0,75
[dB
]
wv
ent
0,76
0,68
0,72
stun
gsp
ege
lL
101
98
95
92
89
Leistungsbedarfan
an der
der Welle:
Welle:
Leistungsbedarf
D pt [Pa]
V [mV3/h]
[m3 /h]
D pt [Pa]
= [kW]=
h 1000
3600 3600
h 1000
=
PwPw[kW]=
6 300
7 100
8 000
9 000
10 000
11 200
12 500
14 000
16 000
18 000
20 000
22 400
25 000
28 000
31 500
35 500
40 000
45 000
50 000
56 000
63 000
71 000
80 000
90 000
V [mV3[m
/h]3/h]
D pt D
[Pa]
pt [Pa]
= [kW=]
h 1000
3600
h 1000
3600
PwP[kW]=
w=
37
630
58
105
dynamischer Druck*
pd [Pa]
Volumenstrom*
V [m3/h]
Volumenstrom*
V [m3/s]
c2 [m/s]
dynamischer Druck*
pd [Pa]
1,8
2,0
2,24
2,5
2,8
3,15
3,55
4,0
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
Leistungsbedarf
derWelle:
Welle:
710
47
800
900
88
66
1000
0,80
52
1120
0,74
58
1000
108
114
111
0,81
0,84
0,85
0,82
1120
74
nmax. = 1120 min.-1

nmax. = 1120 min.-1
2,24
2,5
2,8
3,15
3,55
4,0
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
28
31,5
0,75
0,63
0,47
94
0,81
97
1250
0,62
66
t = 20C
= 1,2 kg/m3
Wirkungsgrad h =
Ges
amt
-Sc
hall
lei
74
1250
5000
4500
4000
3550
3150
2800
2500
2240
2000
1800
1600
1400
1250
1120
1000
900
800
710
630
560
500
450
400
355
315
280
250
224
200
180
160
140
125
112
BV-REH 1120
2,8
3,55
4,5
5,6
7,1
9,0
11,2
14
18
22,4
28
35,5
45
56
71
90
112
140
180
224
280
355
450
560
0,49
1400

z =8
0,79
0,75
100
91
0,77
105
0,83
0,77
0,81
0,64
0,73
108
0,65
wv
ent
[dB
]
111
0,62
0,71
stun
gsp
ege
lL
Ges
amt
-Sc
hall
lei
103
t = 20C
= 1,2 kg/m3
2,0
2,24
2,5
2,8
3,15
3,55
4,0
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
28
Wirkungsgrad h =
nmax. = 1240 min.-1

nmax. = 1180 min.-1
4000
3550
3150
2800
2500
2240
2000
1800
1600
1400
1250
1120
1000
900
800
710
630
560
500
450
400
355
315
280
250
224
200
180
160
140
125
112
100
90
BV-REH 1000

z =9
500
33
450
39
400
355
26
23
Volumenstrom*
V [m3/h]
dynamischer Druck*
pd [Pa]
2,24
2,5
2,8
3,15
3,55
4,0
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
28
31,5
Volumenstrom*
V [m3/s]
c2 [m/s]
66
800
58
710
52
630
47
560
42
500
37
450
33
400
39
355
26
315
23
0,80
0,84
0,85
0,82
0,76
0,81
0,72
0,68
tung
leis
hall
-Sc
amt
107
0,74
91
Leistungsbedarf
Leistungsbedarfan
ander
derWelle:
Welle:
pt [Pa]
/h]3/h]
D pt D
[Pa]
V [mV3[m
= [kW=]
h 1000
3600
h 1000
3600
PwP[kW]=
w=
Volumenstrom*
V [m3/h]
Volumenstrom*
V [m3/s]
c2 [m/s]
dynamischer Druck*
pd [Pa]
BV-REH
900
100
94
0,75
74
spe
1000
110
103
97
0,83
0,85
0,86
0,82
0,73
0,77
0,69
0,63
0,81
]
[dB
ven
t
Lw
gel
113
0,62
37
Ges
42
560
2,24
2,5
2,8
3,15
3,55
4,0
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
28
31,5
8 000
9 000
10 000
11 200
12 500
14 000
16 000
18 000
20 000
22 400
25 000
28 000
31 500
35 500
40 000
45 000
50 000
56 000
63 000
71 000
80 000
90 000
100 000
112 000
630
116
10 000
11 200
12 500
14 000
16 000
18 000
20 000
22 400
25 000
28 000
31 500
35 500
40 000
45 000
50 000
56 000
63 000
71 000
80 000
90 000
100 000
112 000
125 000
140 000
D pt [Pa]
V [mV3/h]
[m3/h]
D pt [Pa]
= [kW=]
h 1000
3600 3600
h 1000
=
PwPw[kW]=
47
Wirkungsgrad h =
nmax. = 900 min.-1

nmax. = 900 min.-1
2,8
3,15
3,55
4,0
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
28
31,5
35,5
40
Leistungsbedarfan
ander
derWelle:
Welle:
Leistungsbedarf
52
710
t = 20C
= 1,2 kg/m3
2,24
2,5
2,8
3,15
3,55
4,0
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
28
31,5
0,74
90
800
5000
4500
4000
3550
3150
2800
2500
2240
2000
1800
1600
1400
1250
1120
1000
900
800
710
630
560
500
450
400
355
315
280
250
224
200
180
160
140
125
112
BV-REH 1400
Schaufelanzahl
z =8
2,8
3,55
4,5
5,6
7,1
9,0
11,2
14
18
22,4
28
35,5
45
56
71
90
112
140
180
224
280
355
450
560
0,80
0,84
0,85
0,82
0,76
0,72
106
0,81
58
0,68
66
900
Trgheitsmoment J = 63 kgm2
0,75
0,81
[dB
ven
t
Lw
gel
1000
leis
hall
-Sc
amt
Ges
74
109
99
93
1120
0,62
tung
spe
112
102
96
0,83
0,82
115
0,85
0,86
0,73
0,77
0,63
0,69
Wirkungsgrad h =
nmax. = 1000 min.-1

nmax. = 1000 min.-1
2,8
3,55
4,5
5,6
7,1
9,0
11,2
14
18
22,4
28
35,5
45
56
71
90
112
140
180
224
280
355
450
560
t = 20C
= 1,2 kg/m3
5000
4500
4000
3550
3150
2800
2500
2240
2000
1800
1600
1400
1250
1120
1000
900
800
710
630
560
500
450
400
355
315
280
250
224
200
180
160
140
125
112
BV-REH 1250
Schaufelanzahl
z =8
Trgheitsmoment J = 30 kgm2
146
Item
No.
Quantity
Price per Unit
Total
Description
Brandgas-Radialventilator Baureihe BV-REH

geprft nach EN 12101-T3 fr 400C - 120 Min.
mit Gutachten Nr. 98/1196-4 der TU-Mnchen,
zur Aufstellung im Nicht-Brandraum.
Gehuse in stabiler Schweikonstruktion, Gehuseseitenwnde verstellt. Ab Nenngre 1120 standardmig
horizontal teilbares Gehuse, ab Nenngre 1250
standardmig in zwei Ebenen teilbar.
Hochleistungs-Laufrad aus Stahlblech in geschweiter
Ausfhrung mit rckwrts gekrmmten Schaufeln,
energieoptimiert fr hohe Wirkungsgrade.
Hinterzogene Ansaugdse in gedrckter Stahlblechausfhrung, aerodynamisch auf das Laufrad
abgestimmt.
Welle mit Panut und Pafeder nach DIN 6885/1. Welle
mit einem Tectyl-Anstrich. Laufradwelle fliegend
gelagert, durch zwei Pendelkugel bzw. Pendelrollenlager in zweigeteilten Gustehlagergehusen.
Wahlweise im Stilltand oder Betrieb nachschmierbar.
Laufrad mit Taperlock-Nabe und Welle zusammen
ausgewuchtet nach DIN ISO 1940 - G2,5. Auf einem
stabilen Lager montiert.
Grundrahmen aus verwindungsteifen U-Profilstahl
geschweit, zur Aufnahme von Ventilator mit Lagerbock
und Motor, incl. Motorspannschienen als
Keilriemenspannvorrichtung.
Der Ausblasrahmen und Ansaugflansch ist im Gehuse
bzw. in der Einlaufdse integriert. Anschlumae nach
DIN 24193 - Reihe 2 (Euronorm) bzw. DIN 24154 Reihe 3.
Oberflchenschutz durch Pulverbeschichtung bzw.
durch einen hochwertigen 1-Komponenten
Kunststoffoberflchenschutz RAL 7030.
Carryover
147
Quantity
Price per Unit
Total
Description
Technische Daten:
Volumenstrom
Temperatur
Totaldruckerhhung
dyn. Druck
Ventilator-Drehzahl
Wirkungsgrad
Leistungsbed. a. d. Welle
Gesamt-Schallleistungspegel Lw
Motorleistung
Motordrehzahl
Motornennstrom
Spannung
Frequenz
Gewicht
Fabrikat:
BVS-Lufttechnik
System Babcock-BSH
Typ:
BV-REH
m3/h
20C
Pa
Pa
min-1
%
kW
dB
kW
min-1
A
Volt
Hz
kg
Zusatzausrstung:
Drehstrom-Normmotor, Bauform B3 mit Klemmenkasten. Schutzart: IP 55/ISO-Kl.F / Motorschutz
Elast.-Stutzen fr 400C (Ansaug/Ausblas)

Flachflansch (Ansaug)
Winkelrahmen (Ausblas)
Federschwingungsdmpfer fr 400C
Inspektionsdeckel
Kondensatablaufstutzen
Schmierleitung (im Betrieb nachschmierbare Lager)
Keilriemenantrieb (Schmalkeilriemen)
Keilriemenschutzkasten
Drehzahlmeffnung im Keilriemenschutzkasten
Ventilator geeignet fr Auenaufstellung
Wrme- und Schallisolierung des Ventilatorgehuse
Hinweis: Montage-, Bedienungs- und

Wartungsanweisung beachten.
(Bei Bedarf bitte anfordern.)
Carryover
BV-REH
Item
No.

BVRA SERIES
MAIN DIMENSIONS
149
BVRA
pt = 1800 Pa / from 1800 - 2400 Pa extra charge

Housing positions / directions of rotation (seen from drive side)
02.02
1400 1421 1130
300 1421 1040 1250 1480 1536 1670
From size 800 horizontally parted
800 1800
635
800
685 1940
1070 1832 1800
Dimensions in mm
635 2240
685 1940
250
1750
All rights reserved
Bei greren Motoren, Sonderabmessungen beachten (Rckfrage im Stammhaus)

Bei der Anlagenplanung- und Montage beachten Sie bitte auch unsere Montage-Bedienungs- und Wartungsanweisung (MBW).

BVRA SERIES
Flange inlet side
150
Flange pressure side
7.99
Length of elastic connection:

to size 450 = 150 mm
from size 500 = 200 mm
1400
1421
1485
1501
24 x 11,5
1501
1465
1210
Dimensions in mm
1174
7 x 200
5 x 200
all rights reserved

BVRA SERIES
151
59,4
4000
52,7
3550
47
3150
42,4
2800
37,6
2500
33
2240
29,4
2000
26,4
1800
23,6
0
3
6
0,7
0,6
circumferencial speed
[m/s]
4500
3
0,7
6
0,6
3
]
[dB
ust
28
31,5
Flow speed
c1 = c2 [m/s]*
500
630
dynamic pressure
pd [Pa]*
BVRA 250
Temperature: 20C, density: 1,2 kg/m3, number

of vanes: 8, moment of inertia: 0,075 kgm2
h=
4000
3550
upon request
3155
2800
2500
2240
2000
1800
1600
[m/s]
0,6
3
Volume flow
V [m3/h]*
fan
speed n [rpm]*
76,5
4500
76,5
4000
66,9
3550
59,4
3150
52,7
2800
47
2500
42,4
2240
37,6
2000
33
1800
29,4
1600
26,4
1400
23,6
1400
108
1000
900
66,9
1250
1120
4000
59,4
1000
900
3550
52,7
800
47
710
630
108
105
28
31,5
flow speed
c1 = c2 [m/s]*
dynamic pressure
pd [Pa]*
* values rounded to standard figures
200
180
160
[dB
W
el L
lev
er
ow
ic p
ust
90
Power
requirement at
the shaft:
V npt
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
88
85
Volume flow
V [m3/h]*
28
31,5
Volume flow
V [m3/h]*
500
630
23,6
250
224
93
Flow speed
c1 = c2 [m/s]*
500
630
26,4
315
280
aco
1800
95
355
To
tal
29,4
400
800
900
1000
1120
1250
1400
1600
1800
2000
2240
2500
2800
3150
3550
4000
4500
5000
5600
2000
98
710
33
500
450
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
2240
100
560
4,0
37,6
630
710
800
900
1000
1120
1250
1400
1600
1800
2000
2240
2500
2800
3150
3550
4000
4500
560
2500
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
4,0
42,4
1600
85
12,5
16
20
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
10
88
2800
Total pressure increase npt [Pa] R*
90
Power
requirement at
the shaft:
V npt
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
l ac
93
To
ta
315
280
ous
t
95
355
lev
ic p
98
400
el L
500
450
3150
ow
er
100
560
103
10
103
710
630
dynamic pressure
[Pa]*
12,5
16
20
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
800
[dB
105
4500
1250
1120
BVRA
1400
83
0,6
3
6
0,6
1600
85
0,6
6
[m/s]
0,7
0,7
6
0,7
3
upon request
V npt
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
0,7
3
fan
speed n [rpm]*
5000
0,6
6
0,7
0
0,6
0
0,6
3
h=
180
160
88
Power
requirement t the
shaft:
0,7
6
0,7
3
28
31,5
500
630
23,6
200
aco
26,4
250
224
90
tal
2240
315
280
To
29,4
93
355
0,6
6
0,7
0
2500
400
BVRA 224
2000
1800
66,9
33
dynamic pressure
pd [Pa]*
2500
2240
180
160
5000
2800
95
0,6
37,6
500
450
0,6
3150
flow speed
c1 = c2 [m/s]*
3550
200
76,5
500
560
630
710
800
900
1000
1120
1250
1400
1600
1800
2000
2240
2500
2800
3150
3550
42,4
98
560
450
3550
100
LW
47
710
630
we
r le
vel
800
103
icp
o
52,7
400
450
500
560
630
710
800
900
1000
1120
1250
1400
1600
1800
2000
2240
2500
2800
355
4,0
4500
Volume flow
V [m3/h]*
4000
3155
2800
1000
900
2000
83

of vanes: 8, moment of inertia 0,055 kgm2
250
224
5600
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
ust
tal
85
V npt
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
10
To
88
power
requirement at
the shaft:
59,4
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
180
160
90
aco
315
280
5000
105
4,0
93
355
1250
1120
10
400
ic p
ow
95
er
lev
el
500
450
66,9
4000
12,5
16
20
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
98
560
LW
100
710
630
[dB
800
103
5600
105
1000
900
200
1600
1400
1250
1120
250
224
2000
1800
12,5
16
20
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
1400
upon request
2500
2240
0,6
3
0,6
1600
3155
2800
0,7
3
0,6
0,7
2000
1800
3550
0,7
[m/s]
3
0,7
6
0,7
2500
2240
0,6
fan
speed n [rpm]*
76,5
6300
0,6
upon enquiry
h=
4000
0,6
0,7
3155
2800
0,6
3550
0,6
h=
4000
BVRA 200
Temperature: 20C, density: 1,2 kg/m3 number

fan
speed n [rpm]*
BVRA 180
Temperature: 20C, Density: 1,2 kg/m3 number


BVRA SERIES
152
0
3
3550
66,9
1250
1120
3150
59,4
1000
900
2800
52,7
800
47
710
630
3
0,7
6
0,6
3
105
2500
52,7
2240
47
2000
42,4
1800
37,6
1600
33
1400
29,4
1250
26,4
1120
23,6
[dB
LW
we
r le
vel
po
ust
ic
aco
tal
To
Volume flow
V [m3/h]*
flow speed
c1 = c2 [m/s]*
dynamic pressure
pd [Pa]*
BVRA 400

u [m/s]
0,7
3155
2800
fan
speed n [rpm]*
3550
2800
76,5
2500
66,9
2240
59,4
2000
52,7
1800
47
1600
42,4
1400
37,6
1250
33
1120
29,4
1000
26,4
900
23,6
h=
4000
2500
2240
0,7
6
0,7
3
2000
1800
76,5
1600
1400
1250
1120
110
1000
900
66,9
1250
1120
2500
59,4
1000
900
2240
52,7
800
47
710
630
110
108
dynamic pressure
pd [Pa]*
180
160
LW
vel
ow
e
r le
V npt
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
ic p
ust
90
88
Volume flow
V [m3/h]*
flow speed
c1 = c2 [m/s]*
500
630
28
31,5
flow speed
c1 = c2 [m/s]*
200
93
Power
requirement at
the shaft:
28
31,5
Volume flow
V [m3/h]*
500
630
23,6
250
224
95
aco
26,4
315
280
tal
1120
98
355
To
29,4
400
2000
2240
2500
2800
3150
3550
4000
4500
5000
5600
6300
7100
8000
9000
10000
11200
12500
14000
1250
100
1800
33
1600
1800
2000
2240
2500
2800
3150
3550
4000
4500
5000
5600
6300
7100
8000
9000
10000
11200
1400
1400
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
4,0
37,6
1000
88
12,5
16
20
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
10
90
1600
500
450
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
93
Power
requirement at
the shaft:
V npt
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
aco
95
To
tal
315
280
ust
98
355
42,4
103
560
4,0
400
1800
el L
er
100
ic p
ow
500
450
2000
lev
103
560
105
10
105
710
630
dynamic pressure
pd [Pa]*
12,5
16
20
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
800
[dB
108
2800
[dB
]
1400
85
0,6
0,6
3
1600
88
0,6
6
0,6
6
0,7
3
2000
1800
V npt
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
500
630
180
160
28
31,5
200
90
Power
requirement at
the shaft:
0,6
6
0,7
0
u [m/s]
0,7
3
0,7
6
0,6
6
0,7
0
2500
2240
250
224
93
fan
speed n [rpm]*
3150
3155
2800
315
280
BVRA 355
0,6
0,6
h=
3550
59,4
dynamic pressure
pd [Pa]*
95
355
0,6
28
31,5
Flow speed
c1 = c2 [m/s]*
500
630
23,6
400
0,6
26,4
Volume flow
V [m3/h]*
4000
180
160
2800
1250
1400
1600
1800
2000
2240
2500
2800
3150
3550
4000
4500
5000
5600
6300
7100
8000
9000
1400
98
1120
29,4
1000
1120
1250
1400
1600
1800
2000
2240
2500
2800
3150
3550
4000
4500
5000
5600
6300
7100
900
1600
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
4,0
10
33
1250
85
Temperature: 20C, density: 1,2 kg/m3

number of vanes: 8, moment of inertia: 0,38 kgm2
200
66,9
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
88
V npt
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
1800
500
450
4,0
To
90
Power
requirement at
the shaft:
37,6
tal
93
2000
100
560
10
315
280
aco
95
355
42,4
103
12,5
16
20
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
ust
ic
400
2240
po
98
LW
500
450
2500
we
r le
vel
100
560
12,5
16
20
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
[dB
103
710
630
250
224
3150
3
6
0,7
108
105
800
180
160
76,5
1600
108
1000
900
200
3550
0,6
2000
1800
1400
1250
1120
250
224
u [m/s]
1400
2500
2240
0,6
3
0,6
1600
3155
2800
0,7
3
0,6
0,7
2000
1800
3550
0,7
u [m/s]
3
0,7
6
0,7
2500
2240
0,6
fan speed
n [rpm]*
76,5
4000
0,6
0,7
3155
2800
h=
4000
0,6
0
3
0,6
3550
0,6
h=
4000
BVRA 315

of vanes: 8, moment of intertia: 0,25 kgm2
fan
speed n [rpm]*
BVRA 280

of vanes: 8, moment of intertia: 0,153 kgm2

BVRA SERIES
153
0
3
2240
66,9
1250
1120
2000
59,4
1000
900
1800
52,7
800
47
710
630
3
0,7
6
3
110
1600
52,7
1400
47
1250
42,4
1120
37,6
1000
33
[dB
LW
er
lev
el
ow
ic p
ust
aco
tal
To
800
26,4
710
23,6
Volume flowV
[m3/h]*
28
31,5
90
29,4
flow speed
c1 = c2 [m/s]*
dynamic pressure
pd [Pa]*
BVRA 630

fan
speed n [rpm]*
u [m/s]
0,7
3
3155
2800
0,6
6
0,7
2500
2240
0,7
6
3550
1800
76,5
1600
66,9
1400
59,4
1250
52,7
1120
47
1000
42,4
900
37,6
800
33
710
29,4
630
26,4
560
23,6
h=
4000
76,5
93
0,6
2000
2000
1800
1600
1400
113
1000
900
66,9
1250
1120
1600
59,4
1000
900
1400
52,7
800
47
710
630
113
110
28
31,5
flow speed
c1 = c2 [m/s]*
dynamic pressure
pd [Pa]*
200
180
160
[dB
W
el L
lev
ic p
ow
er
V npt
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
ust
95
Power
requirement at
the shaft:
93
90
Volume flow
V [m3/h]*
28
31,5
Volume flow
V [m3/h]*
500
630
23,6
250
224
98
flow speed
c1 = c2 [m/s]*
500
630
26,4
315
280
aco
710
100
355
To
tal
29,4
400
5000
5600
6300
7100
8000
9000
10000
11200
12500
14000
16000
18000
20000
22400
25000
28000
31500
35500
800
103
4500
33
4000
4500
5000
5600
6300
7100
8000
9000
10000
11200
12500
14000
16000
18000
20000
22400
25000
28000
3550
4,0
900
630
90
12,5
16
20
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
10
93
37,6
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
V npt
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
1000
500
450
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
95
Power
requirement at
the shaft:
42,4
105
560
4,0
98
To
ta
315
280
l ac
100
355
1120
el L
400
ous
t
ic p
103
ow
er
500
450
1250
lev
105
560
108
10
108
710
630
dynamic pressure
pd [Pa]*
12,5
16
20
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
800
[dB
110
1800
1250
1120
BVRA
1400
V npt
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
900
500
630
180
160
95
Power
requirement at
the shaft:
0,6
3
0,6
3
1600
u [m/s]
0,6
6
0,7
3
2000
1800
fan
speed n [rpm]*
0,7
3
0,7
6
0,6
6
0,7
0
2500
2240
200
98
0,7
3155
2800
250
224
BVRA 560
0,6
0,6
h=
315
280
dynamic pressure
pd [Pa]*
3550
59,4
28
31,5
flow speed
c1 = c2 [m/s]*
500
630
23,6
100
355
0,6
26,4
400
0,6
900
Volume flow
V [m3/h]*
4000
180
160
1800
3150
3550
4000
4500
5000
5600
6300
7100
8000
9000
10000
11200
12500
14000
16000
18000
20000
22400
29,4
103
2800
1000
2500
2800
3150
3550
4000
4500
5000
5600
6300
7100
8000
9000
10000
11200
12500
14000
16000
18000
2240
33
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
4,0
10
1120
800
88

200
66,9
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
90
V npt
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
37,6
500
450
4,0
To
93
Power
requirement at
the shaft:
1250
tal
95
42,4
105
560
10
aco
315
280
ust
98
355
1400
108
12,5
16
20
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
400
ic p
100
1600
LW
er
lev
el
500
450
ow
103
560
12,5
16
20
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
[dB
105
710
630
250
224
2000
3
0,7
6
0,7
113
108
800
180
160
76,5
1600
110
1000
900
200
2240
0,6
2000
1800
1400
1250
1120
250
224
u [m/s]
1400
2500
2240
0,6
3
0,6
1600
3155
2800
0,6
3
0,6
0,7
2000
1800
3550
0,7
u [m/s]
3
0,7
6
0,7
2500
2240
0,6
fan
speed n [rpm]*
76,5
2500
0,6
0,7
3155
2800
h=
4000
0,6
0
3
0,6
3550
0,6
h=
4000
BVRA 500

fan
speed n [rpm]*
BVRA 450


BVRA SERIES
154
0
3
1400
66,9
1250
1120
1250
59,4
1000
900
1120
52,7
800
47
710
630
3
0,7
6
0,6
3
113
1000
52,7
[dB
LW
we
r le
vel
710
37,6
630
33
560
29,4
500
26,4
450
23,6
ust
ic
po
42,4
aco
tal
To
93
Volume flow
V [m3/h]*
flow speed
c1 = c2 [m/s]*
dynamic pressure
pd [Pa]*
BVRA 1000

number of vanes: 8, moment of inertia: 32 kgm2
u [m/s]
0,7
3155
2800
fan
speed n [rpm]*
3550
1120
76,5
1000
66,9
900
59,4
800
52,7
710
47
630
42,4
560
37,6
500
33
450
29,4
400
26,4
355
23,6
h=
4000
0,6
6
2500
2240
0,7
6
0,7
3
2000
1800
76,5
95
0,6
6
0,7
0
1250
1400
V npt
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
800
500
630
180
160
47
28
31,5
200
98
Power
requirement at
the shaft:
0,6
0,6
3
1600
u [m/s]
0,6
6
2000
1800
fan
speed n [rpm]*
0,7
3
0,7
6
0,7
3
0,6
6
0,7
0
2500
2240
250
224
100
900
3155
2800
315
280
BVRA 900
0,6
0,6
h=
3550
1600
1400
115
1000
900
66,9
1250
1120
1000
59,4
1000
900
900
52,7
800
47
710
630
118
115
400
Volume flow
V [m3/h]*
28
31,5
23,6
flow speed
c1 = c2 [m/s]*
500
630
93
dynamic pressure
[Pa]*
200
180
160
[dB
LW
vel
tic
po
we
r le
V npt
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
ous
100
Power
requirement at
the shaft:
98
95
Volume flow
V [m3/h]*
flow speed
c1 = c2 [m/s]*
500
630
26,4
250
224
103
28
31,5
450
315
280
l ac
29,4
105
355
To
ta
500
400
12500
14000
16000
18000
20000
22400
25000
28000
31500
35500
40000
45000
50000
56000
63000
71000
80000
90000
33
108
11200
560
10000
11200
12500
14000
16000
18000
20000
22400
25000
28000
31500
35500
40000
45000
50000
56000
63000
71000
9000
37,6
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
4,0
95
12,5
16
20
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
10
630
500
450
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
98
Power
requirement at
the shaft:
V npt
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
l ac
100
To
ta
315
280
42,4
ous
103
355
710
110
560
4,0
400
tic
105
800
10
LW
500
450
po
we
r le
vel
108
560
113
dynamic pressure
pd [Pa]*
12,5
16
20
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
110
710
630
800
[dB
113
1120
1250
1120
59,4
dynamic pressure
pd [Pa]*
103
355
0,6
28
31,5
flow speed
c1 = c2 [m/s]*
500
630
23,6
400
0,6
26,4
Volume flow
V [m3/h]*
4000
180
160
1120
8000
9000
10000
11200
12500
14000
16000
18000
20000
22400
25000
28000
31500
35500
40000
45000
50000
56000
560
105
7100
29,4
6300
7100
8000
9000
10000
11200
12500
14000
16000
18000
20000
22400
25000
28000
31500
35500
40000
45000
5600
630
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
4,0
10
33
500
93

number of vanes: 8, moment of inertia 18 kgm2
200
66,9
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
95
V npt
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
710
500
450
4,0
To
98
Power
requirement at
the shaft:
37,6
tal
100
800
108
560
10
315
280
aco
103
355
42,4
110
12,5
16
20
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
ust
ic
400
900
po
105
1000
LW
500
450
we
r le
vel
108
560
12,5
16
20
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
[dB
110
710
630
250
224
1250
3
0,7
115
113
800
180
160
76,5
1600
115
1000
900
200
1400
0,6
2000
1800
1400
1250
1120
250
224
u [m/s]
1400
2500
2240
0,6
3
0,6
1600
3155
2800
0,7
3
0,6
0,7
2000
1800
3550
0,7
u [m/s]
3
0,7
6
0,7
2500
2240
0,6
fan
speed n [rpm]*
76,5
1600
0,6
0,7
3155
2800
h=
4000
0,6
0
3
0,6
3550
0,6
h=
4000
BVRA 800

fan
speed n [rpm]*
BVRA 710
Temperature: 20C,density: 1,2 kg/m3


BVRA SERIES
155
0
3
900
66,9
1250
1120
800
59,4
1000
900
710
52,7
800
47
710
630
3
0,7
6
3
115
66,9
710
59,4
630
52,7
560
47
500
42,4
450
37,6
400
33
dynamic pressure
pd [Pa]*
355
29,4
[dB
ow
er
lev
el
LW
V npt
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
315
26,4
280
23,6
ic p
ust
aco
tal
98
95
Volume flow
V [m3/h]*
flow speed
c1 = c2 [m/s]*
dynamic pressure
pd [Pa]*
0,6
3
2000
1800
1600
u [m/s]
0,6
6
0,7
3
2500
2240
fan
speed n [rpm]*
0,7
3
0,6
6
0,7
0
3155
2800
0,7
6
0,6
3550
0,6
h=
180
160
BVRA 1400

4000
200
100
Power
requirement at
the shaft:
28
31,5
28
31,5
flow speed
c1 = c2 [m/s]*
250
224
103
500
630
Volume flow
V [m3/h]*
500
630
23,6
315
280
To
26,4
105
355
20000
22400
25000
28000
31500
35500
40000
45000
50000
56000
63000
71000
80000
90000
100000
112000
125000
140000
355
400
18000
29,4
16000
18000
20000
22400
25000
28000
31500
35500
40000
45000
50000
56000
63000
71000
80000
90000
100000
112000
14000
400
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
4,0
33
315
95
12,5
16
20
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
10
450
108
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
98
V npt
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
37,6
500
450
4,0
100
Power
requirement at
the shaft:
500
110
560
10
aco
To
103
42,4
tal
315
280
ust
105
355
560
113
12,5
16
20
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
LW
ic p
108
400
er
lev
el
500
450
630
ow
110
560
[dB
113
710
630
800
3
6
0,7
0,7
118
115
800
180
160
76,5
1600
118
1000
900
200
900
0,6
2000
1800
1400
1250
1120
250
224
u [m/s]
1400
2500
2240
0,6
3
0,6
1600
3155
2800
0,6
3
0,6
0,7
2000
1800
3550
0,7
u [m/s]
3
0,7
6
0,7
2500
2240
0,6
fan
speed n [rpm]*
76,5
1000
0,6
0,7
3155
2800
h=
4000
0,6
0
3
0,6
3550
0,6
h=
4000
BVRA 1250

fan
speed n [rpm]*
BVRA 1120

800
76,5
710
66,9
630
59,4
560
52,7
500
47
450
42,4
400
37,6
355
33
315
29,4
280
26,4
250
23,6
1250
1120
120
1000
900
800
115
400
lev
100
Volume flow
V [m3/h]*
28
31,5
flow speed
c1 = c2 [m/s]*
500
630
98
25000
28000
31500
35500
40000
45000
50000
56000
63000
71000
80000
90000
100000
112000
125000
140000
160000
180000
10
4,0
22400
V npt
Pw =
= [kW]
h 1000
l ac
103
Power
requirement at
the shaft:
4,5
5,0
5,6
6,3
7,1
8,0
9,0
10
11,2
12,5
14
16
18
20
22,4
25
180
160
105
To
ta
315
280
ous
t
108
355
200
ic p
110
el L
500
450
ow
er
113
560
dynamic pressure
pd [Pa]*
12,5
16
20
25
31,5
40
50
63
80
100
125
160
200
250
315
400
710
630
250
224
[dB
118
BVRA
1400
156
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Description
Flame-proof radial fan version BVRA

tested to DIN 18232, part 6 (TU Munich)
BVRA to be installed outside conflagration zone, motor
cooling with surrounding air max. 40C
for the discharge of conflagration fumes
max. 620C - 90 min.
Consisting of:
spiral housing in sheet steel, welded,
sufficiently stiffened,
suction and exhaust sleeves with flanges to
DIN 24185, version 3
Ansaugstutzen mit Flanschen nach DIN 24154, Reihe 3
Radial impeller single entry,
in welded sheet steel version,
quality class G 6.3
fan shaft with cooling disk and shaft seal,
running in pedestal bearing.
belt drive complete with two V-belt pulleys,
V-belts and accidental contact protection box
Housing painted in temperature-resistant aluminium paint
(for interior installation)
Technical data:
Volume flow
Temperature (design) 20C
max.Temperature / endurance
Dynamic pressure
Fan speed
Efficiency
Power requirement at shaft
System Babcock-BSH
Type:
BVRA
m3/h
620C/90 min.
Pa
Pa
rpm
%
kW
dB
kg
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Options:
horizontal pitch
Elastic connection *
or
- on suction side
- on pressure side
set mating frames *

condensate run-off sleeves
inspection door in fan housing
exhaust sleeves for external installation
weather protection for motor and belt drive
special paint coat for external installation
fan housing hot-dip galvanised
fan housing heat insulated
three-phase current motor to IEC standard
or
or
version B3, IP 55, insulation class B

- single speed
- pole changing in accordance with Dahlander
- pole changing with separate windings
Motor speed
Motor power
Voltage
Frequency
rp
kW
A
V
Hz
BVRA
Item
No.
Note:
* Loosely supplied
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Technische Beschreibung:
Zustzlich geeicht als Meorgan fr

Volumenstrommessungen.
fr 300C-120 Min. geprft nach EN

12101-T3
Laufradeinzelteile und Ansaugdse

werden ber Werkzeuge geformt
bzw. gedrckt mit gleichbleibender
hoher Fertigungsgenauigkeit.
14 Baugren von 250 - 1120

Volumenstrom max. 56000 m3/h
Der Unterbau mit Platte, Motorkonsole und Grundrahmen ist in verwindungsfreier Stahlblech-Konstruktion geschweit und verschraubt.
verfgbare stat. Druckdifferenz

1600 Pa
Das Laufrad ist aerodynamisch
gnstig fr freien Ausblas gestaltet,
in geschweiter Stahlblech-Ausfhrung, dynamisch ausgwuchtet
nach DIN ISO 1940, Gtestufe G
2,5, komplett mit eingeschraubter
Nabe. Das Laufrad ist - von der Antriebsseite her gesehen - linksdrehend ausgefhrt.
Die einzelnen Bauteile werden nach

Vorbehandlung mit Polyester-Pulverlack beschichtet und bei 215C
dauerhaft eingebrannt. Bei den
Nenngren > 1120 mm erhalten
die Bauteile einen zweifachen
Lack-Oberflchenschutz.
Die Ansaugdse ist in gedrckter

Stahlblech-Ausfhrung aerodynamisch auf das Laufrad abgestimmt.
Hitzebestndiger Sondermotor im
Frderstrom, in Schutzart IP 54,
Bauform B3. Bei Betrieb mit Frequenzumrichter Motorschutz durch

Kaltleiter. (Nur im Lftungsfall
zulssig, im Brandfall mu Ventilator auf Netzbetrieb geschaltet sein.
Die Kaltleiter mssen berbrckt
sein.)
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F
159
Elastischer Stutzen, saugseitig
Flachflansch (Ansaug)
Schutzgitter fr den Ansaug
J
Satz Schwingungsdmpfer
Ansaugdse mit Ringleitung fr
Druckmessung
Drehstrom-Motor / Baugre...
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K
C
ca. Gewicht
ohne Motor
[kg]
di.L.
ca. E
ca. J
250
306
250
290
256
617
258
179
180
403
240
420
286
25
280
348
250
290
288
639
260
202
180
426
240
420
322
10
30
315
386
285
350
322
710
310
220
180
478
285
500
356
10
38
355
425
320
350
361
733
310
249
180
533
285
500
395
10
45
400
468
360
435
404
860
410
270
180
594
385
675
438
12
10
65
450
517
400
435
453
895
410
308
180
650
385
675
487
12
10
80
500
571
450
435
507
940
415
345
180
736
385
705
541
12
10
95
560
643
530
480
569
998
430
389
180
852
405
730
605
16
12
115
630
712
570
480
638
1046
430
436
180
926
405
730
674
16
12
135
710
814
640
480
714
1186
510
496
180
1047
475
900
775
16
14
170
800
904
715
600
804
1240
510
550
180
1167
475
1000
861
24
14
250
900
1004
800
650
904
1478
680
618
180
1302
645
1150
958
24
14
340
1000
1105
900
650 1005
1545
680
685
180
1453
645
1115 1067
24
14
430
1120
1125 1000
780 1005
1679
740
734
205
1553
710
1350 1067
27
14
500
Reihe 2 / DIN 24 154
Reihe 3 / DIN 24 154
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FLAME-PROOF FANS
SMOKE SWITCH FOR MECHANICAL
161
Safety through tested
products
A smoke and heat extraction unit is
provided to protect humans from
dangers and conditions arising due
to fire within the framework of
preventive fire protection.
Building Technology) be authorised

by the building authorities.
Confirmation of meeting requirements is provided by certification
tests at independent testing
institutes.
Flame-proof fans are tested to the
European test standard EN 12101-3.
This presupposes a safely

functioning mechanical RWA.
An RWA can only offer optimal
protection when the individual
components are matched
Optimal component interplay

A mechanical RWA consists of the
following components at least:
Flame-proof fans and fire protection

flaps must, in accordance with
Building Regulation List B Part 2, in
connection with smoke detectors
from DIBt (German Institute for
Triggering the RWA takes place via

a pressure switch or automatically
using a smoke switch. The control
signals for switching on the
mechanical smoke and heat
extractor and for actuating the fire
protection and smoke extraction
flaps are sent to the safety centres
via a controller device. The
individual component interplay leads
to rapid detection, fire reporting, and
therefore to rapid smoke extraction
of the fire sector in question
trigger device
controller
smoke exhaust
Example of a smoke extraction system
Smoke switch
Rauchschalter
Flame-proof fan
for roof installation
Smoke switch
Smoke-free zone
Push-button
Building power
system
management
Air supply
Controller
162
Item
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Description
Smoke switch for mechanical smoke extraction

equipment (MRA)
Performance description
Prerequisites (TVB)
1. Function and application
The assessment and trigger device for mechanical
smoke extraction equipment reacts to the first sign of
a fire detected. It switches on down-line protective
devices immediately and automatically.
They are used especially as assessment and trigger
devices for mechanical smoke extraction equipment.
It immediately switches on the flame-proof fan and, if
used, the smoke extraction flaps in accordance with
the German Institute of Building Technology's (DIBt)
regulations.
2. Certification
Smoke switch devices must be certified by the DIBt in
Berlin. All equipment components must be tested and
certified together and confirmed in writing by the
DIBt.
Only devices confirmed in this certification may be
used in combination.
3. Quality control
Certification confirmation requires a quality control
certificate, in addition to internal inspection, for an
assessment and trigger device for mechanical smoke
extraction equipment through the Association of Loss
Insurers (VdS), Cologne.
A quality control contract between manufacturer and
the VdS requires acceptance by the DIBt. The results
of internal quality control are to be presented to the
DIBt on request.
In addition users are required to provide a certification
sign in the immediate vicinity of the assessment and
triggering device. Individual devices must be labelled
with the relevant quality control signs. Our smoke
switch devices are certified by the VdS.
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Excerpt from the current certification:
4. Installation of smoke switch

The location and number of smoke switches/detectors is
to be designed to the requirements of DIN VDE 0833-2;
reliable smoke detection must be guaranteed.
5. Electrical cabling
Electrical cabling is to be laid separated and protected
against mechanical damage for a period of complete
functioning for at least 30 minutes, in accordance with DIN
4102-12, or is to be laid elsewhere suitably protected.
6. Acceptance
Correct installation of the assessment and triggering
device and its faultless functioning, especially faultless
interplay between all components, must be tested
immediately before the first smoke extraction equipment
start-up. The acceptance test must be documented by the
smoke extraction equipment operator; these documents
must be stored by the smoke extraction equipment
operator.
After successful acceptance tests an acceptance sign,
provided by the manufacturer, is to be placed in the
immediate vicinity of the assessment and triggering device
by those responsible for the tests.
7. Maintenance
The assessment and triggering device must be kept
permanently ready for operation and maintained by the
smoke extraction equipment operator.
8. Service
The assessment and triggering device must be serviced
monthly and tested for faultless operation and operational
readiness in accordance with the manufacturer's servicing
instructions. All smoke detectors connected must be
tested through the use of simulation (test gas).
Servicing, operational readiness and functionality tests
must be documented by the smoke extraction equipment
operator; the relevant documents must be stored by him.
Carryover
Rauchschalter
Item
No.
164
Item
No.
1.2
Quantity
Controllers
For the selection of mechanical smoke extraction
equipment (MRA), with optical operation and alarm display.
Any signal generators connected are to remain activated
during the entire smoke extraction duration. Linking of
several signal devices for mechanical smoke extraction and
the selection of the relevant extraction flaps is possible.
These must be certified by the German Institute of Building
Technology DIBt as assessment and triggering devices for
smoke extraction flaps and fire-proof fans
- Smoke switch connection
- Air feed flap connection
- Smoke extraction flap connection
- Flame-proof fan selection connection
- Pushbutton connection
for manual triggering
- Pushbutton connection
for manual control of smoke extraction equipment
- Acoustic signal generator connection
- Optical signal generator connection
- Potential-free alarm relay (changeover contact, 30 V / 1 A)
- Installation space for two additional alarm relays each
with 2 changeover contacts (250 VAC / 5 A)
Manufacturer must have building authority certification
Power supply:
230 VAC
Output voltage:
24 VDC
Rated current:
max. 0.8 A
Type of protection: IP 20
DIBt Certification No.
Manufacturer:
Type:
1.3
Price per Unit
Total
Description
Optical smoke switches

As triggering devices for room monitoring with smoke and
heat detectors for the selection of mechanical smoke
extraction equipment, in accordance with DIBt application
guidelines, designed as plastic housing with bayonet lock,
with:
smoke detection using scattered light principle
temperature recording with semiconductor sensor, switches
on when temperature limit exceeded (at approx. 75 C)
May not use redioactive compounds
Built-in relay (potential-free)
Carryover
165
Item
No.
Quantity
Price per Unit
Total
Description
Connections for external display

(at terminal 3, Plus potential)
Can be supplied in colours
white, red, brown, yellow and black
Operating voltage: 24V / DC
Type of protection: IP 42
VdS Test report No.:
DIBt Certification No.
Manufacturer:
Type:
1.4
Pedestal
For smoke switches, designed for plaster installation in dry
rooms, as plastic housing with built-in screw terminals.
Standard housing colour: white
Special colours:
red, brown , yellow, black
Manufacturer:
Type:
Pedestal
1.5
For smoke switches, designed for plaster installation in

damp rooms, as plastic housing with
Built-in screw terminals.
PG 7 screwed cable gland with O ring rubber seals
between detector and pedestal

Special colours:
Manufacturer:
Type:
Pedestal
Designed for smoke switch, for installation beneath plaster
in hollow ceilings in dry rooms as:
1.6
Plastic housing with white surround frame

built-in screw terminals.
Special colours:
Manufacturer:
Type:
Carryover
Rauchschalter
166
Item
No.
1.6
Quantity
Rauchschalter-Zustandsanzeige
Zustands-Sammelanzeige der angeschlossenen
Rauchschalter.
Ansteuerung und Kommunikation ber RS-Bus.
berwachung der BUS-Leitung auf Leitungsbruch
berwachung der angeschlossenen Rauchschalter auf
unberechtigtes austauschen
Zwangslufigkeit der Funktionsprfung bei der
Erstinbetriebnahme
(Die Rauchschalter mssen durch Simulation der
Brandkenngre ausgelst werden).
Zustandsanzeige ber die integrierte LED mit den
Funktionen
LED 1 grn
Betrieb
LED 2 gelb
leicht verschmutzt
LED 3 gelb
stark verschmutzt
LED 4 gelb
Messkammerausfall
LED 4 gelb blinkend
Strung RS-Bus,
unbekannter Rauchschalter
LED 5 rot
Alarm
Eingebautes Relais (potentialfrei, 30VDC / !A) fr jede
Zustandsmeldung
(LED), z.B. zur Aufschaltung auf die Gebude-Leittechnik
Aufputzmontage, Farbe wei
Farbikat mit bauaufsichtlicher Zulassung
Betriebsspannung:
Schutzart:
Farbikat:
Typ:
Stck:
1.7
Price per Unit
Total
Description
18 bis 28 VDC
IP 20
Rauchschalter-Zustandsanzeige
Zustands-Sammelanzeige der angeschlossenen
Rauchschalter.
Ansteuerung und Kommunikation ber RS-Bus.
berwachung der BUS-Leitung auf Leitungsbruch
berwachung der angeschlossenen Rauchschalter auf
unberechtigtes austauschen
Zwangslufigkeit der Funktionsprfung bei der
Erstinbetriebnahme
(Die Rauchschalter mssen durch Simulation der
Brandkenngre ausgelst werden).
Zustandsanzeige ber die integrierte LED mit den
Funktionen
LED 1 grn
Betrieb
LED 2 gelb
leicht verschmutzt
LED 3 gelb
stark verschmutzt
LED 4 gelb
Messkammerausfall
LED 4 gelb blinkend
Strung RS-Bus,
unbekannter Rauchschalter
LED 5 rot
Alarm
Eingebautes Relais (potentialfrei, 30VDC / !A) fr jede
Zustandsmeldung (LED), z.B. zur Aufschaltung auf die
Gebude-Leittechnik
Unterputzmontage, Farbe wei
Farbikat mit bauaufsichtlicher Zulassung
Betriebsspannung:
Schutzart:
Farbikat:
Typ:
Stck:
18 bis 28 VDC
IP 20
Carryover
167
Item
No.
1.8
Quantity
Price per Unit
Total
Description
Rauchschalter-Interface
Zur Abfrage der Zustandsmeldungen der
angeschlossenen Rauchschalter mittels PC bzw. Modem
und PC. Die Kommunikation erfolgt ber den RS-Bus.
Abfrage der Informationen
Typ des Rauchschalters
Herstellnummer des Rauchschalters (PID)
Anlagenbezogene Identifizierungsnummer des
Rauchschalters (wird bei der Erstinbetriebnahme vom
System vergeben)
Betrieb
leicht verschmutzt
stark verschmutzt
Strung / Messkammerausfal
unbekannter Rauchschalter im System
Alarm
Temperatur
RS 232 - Schnittstelle fr Anschlu am PC, bzw. Modem
Protokoll mittels PC ber die Erstinbetriebnahme
Protokoll mittels PC ber die Zustandsabfrage
Protokoll mittels PC ber die vorgeschriebene Wartung
mit der Information ob alle angeschlossenen
Rauchschalter geprft wurden
Aufputzmontage, Farbe wei
Fabrikat mit bauaufsichtlicher Zulassung
Betriebsspannung:
Schutzart:
Farbikat:
Typ:
Stck:
Modem
Zur Fernabfrage der Zustnde der Rauchschalter einer
Rauchschaltanlage
Wand-/ Tischmontage
Farbe antrazit
inkl. Netzteil und Anschlusskabel
hnliche oder gleichgeeignet wie Fabrikat Hekatron,
Typ MOD 142 A
Liefern und montieren.
Fabrikat:
Typ:
Stck:
Carryover
Rauchschalter
1.9
18 bis 28 VDC
IP 20
168
Item
No.
1.10
Quantity
Druckknopftaster
Fr Innenrume, Form G, gelb lackiert, fr AP-Montage in
trockenen Rumen, zur manuellen Steuerung der
Rauchabzugsanlage, mit:
Kunststoffgehuse in Flachbauweise
auswechselbare Glasscheibe
2 Taster mit Kontroll-LED
Standard-Farbe:
Sonderfarben:
Schutzart:
Gewicht:
Fabrikat:
Typ:
1.11
gelb RAL 1003

rot, grau, blau
IP 20
0,167 kg
Schallgeber
Mit Kunststoffgehuse, fr AP-Montage, VdSzugelassen, mit:
Programmierbar mit zwei Wechseltnen oder einem
Dauerton, Signalton nach DIN 33404, Teil 3
Schallpegel:
Betriebsspannung:
Stromaufnahme:
Schutzart:
VdS-Anerkennungs-Nr.:
Fabrikat:
Typ:
1.12
105 dB (A) in 1 m Abstand

24 V / DC
max. 18 mA
IP 54
Abnahme-Set
bestehend aus:
Abnahmeprotokoll
Wartungsprotokoll
DIBt-Zulassungsschild
DIBt-Zulassungsbescheid
Wartungshinweise
Fabrikat:
Typ:
Stck:
1.13
Price per Unit
Total
Description
Rauchmelder-Prfgert
Zur Prfung der Rauchmelder und Rauchschalter am Ein satzort, auerhalb von Lftungsleitungen, bestehend aus:
Prfkopf 918
Aerosolflasche 918/5
Haltestange, 1,7 m lang
Ausziehbare Haltestange bis auf 3,2 m Lnge, 918/1
Ausziehbare Haltestange bis auf 3,2 m Lnge, 918/2
Fabrikat:
Typ:
Carryover
FLAME-PROOF FANS
EXAMPLES OF APPLICATION / REFERENCES
170
Brandgas-Radialventilator BV-REH 560

fr 400C - 120 Min. mit Isoliergehuse
(Alsenblcke, Berlin)
Brandgas-Axialventilatoren BVAXN 12/56/900 fr 300C - 120 Min.

(Alsenblcke, Berlin)
Brandgas-Radialventilator BVRA 710

fr 620C - 90 Min. (Dorotheen-Blcke,
Berlin)
Brandgas-Axialventilatoren BVAX 12/56/800

fr 300C - 120 Min. mit selbsttigen Verschluklappen (Dorotheen-Blcke, Berlin)
Brandgas-Dachventilatoren BVD 630/30-6

fr 620C - 120 Min. mit Stutzen zur Auenluftbeimischung
(Landesarchiv, Berlin)
Brandgas-Axialventilatoren BVAXN 8/56/1120

fr 600C - 120 Min. mit selbsttigen Verschluklappen und
Ausblasrohr mit Schutzgitter (Khlhalle, Oyten)
FLAME-PROOF FANS
EXAMPLES OF APPLICATION / REFERENCES
171
Flame-proof fans for roof installation BVD and axial flame-proof fans BVAXN
(shopping center Leipzig-Paunsdorf)
Flame-proof fans for roof installation BVD

on the dispatch hall of
Franz-Josef-Strau airport Munich
Flame-proof fans for roof installation BVD 710 for 620C120 min.
on the Klnarena in Cologne
Flame-proof fans BVW-R for wall

installation in the freight dispatch halls of
Franz-Josef-Strau airport Munich
Axial flame-proof fans for 400C120 min. with outlet diffusors

(Dsseldorf airport / gate C)
Flame-proof fans for wall installation BVW-A

at the outer wall of the Unger furniture sales
space in Wolfratshausen
77BY001A
71BY007A
71BY006B
08-2010
Smoke exhaust fans for roof, wall or centralized installation
BVS Brannvernsystemer AS
Nedre Banegate 19
N-4014 Stavanger
Phone: + 47-51 54 72 00 Fax: + 47-51 54 72 02
E-Mail: post@bvs1.no
www.bvs1.no

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since they effectively protect lives

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"Structures shall be designed such

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Individual state building code - LBO

Administrative regulations and guidelines

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Building rules list

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Hier fehlt ein Satz, da der deutsche

Restriction of flame propagation

Ensuring the feasibility of firefighting activities

5.2 Personal liability