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Air valves
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Functions
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DAU
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DA2EU
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DAVU
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Technical data
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Lindabs constant-/
variable flow dampers
Functions
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In many instances it will be necessary to maintain a constant air flow in a room, a zone etc. In normal ventilation
units, pressure variations usually for one reason or another
makes it necessary to regulate the air duct system, in
order to achieve the desired air flow in the right room.
DAU is a mechanical constant flow damper which automatically sustains a given air flow, that is manually set on
the regulation handle. DA2EU has a mounted electrical
motor, which is able to switch between two previously
chosen air volumes/flows.
DAVU has a mounted electrical motor so that a modulating regulation is possible within the full scale.
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DAU, mechanical constant flow damper
with manual setting of one flow
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Constant-/variable
flow dampers
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Disturbance tolerance
In order to achieve the stated accuracy for the pre-set
flow a straight distance of at least 3d before and at least
1,5d after the units are required. A mounting close to a
source of disturbance (bend, saddle etc.) decreases the
regulation accuracy and the flow may deverge from the
set value.
Summary
DAU - manual single flow unit
DA2EU - motorized twin flow unit
DAVU - motorized variable flow unit
Diameters 80315
Flow range 15830 l/s (542988 m/h)
Pressure range 501000 Pa (over the unit)
Independent of mounting direction
Handles 50 mm duct insulation
Function
The constant flow damper is an automatic damper, which
at varying pressures wholly mechanical and independent
of external energy sources maintains a set flow constant.
The force, needed for regulation, is taken from the passing
air stream. The air stream across the blade attempts to
close it and generates a closing torque. This is balanced
by an opposed opening force from a spring. The greater
the pressure across the blade the more it closes. A bellow
eliminates oscillations, which could occur at unfavourable
conditions of operation.
Types
The following types exists:
DAU one flow unit with knob and arrow for manual setting of one flow.
DA2EU two flows unit with electric motor for
switching between two flows.
DAVU variable flow unit with electric motor for
continuous setting of one flow.
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Material
Housing and damper blade are of galvanized sheet metal
and shaft is of stainless steel.
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Temperature
Working range: +5 to +70 C.
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DAU,DA2EU,DAVU
Change of direction
The units are independent of their mounting direction and
one may deviate from the specified direction and mount
them in any direction without affecting the accuracy.
Combinations
The units can be mounted together with e.g. a motorized
shut off damper DTBU, see page side 276. Constant flow
damper combined with shut off damper can with advantage be used in groups at installations where you want:
two flows, that lies too far away from each other for
a two flow unit to handle
or
Presume:
Basic flow
Forced flow 1
Forced flow 2
= 80 l/s
= 100 l/s
= 150 l/s
Insulation
The units can handle 50 mm duct insulation without the
scale or the motor being hidden.
DAU is available with an 45 mm external insulation and
an outer sheet metal shell for lower sound radiation to the
surroundings. Is then called DALU.
Regulating accuracy
The units are calibrated from factory within their whole
working range. In this the units keep the flow constant
within approximately 5 to 10% of the set flow. Greater
deviations occur at the lower flows, aspecially for small
sizes.
Flow setting
The units can not be delivered from factory with a preset
flow. You can set the flow yourself very easy following to
the instruction for each product.
Groundflow
Basic
flow
Forced flow
1 1
Forced
flow
Forced flow
2 2
Forced
flow
DAU
Dimensions
1
2
65
B
122
d1
3
4
l
5
Description
Constant flow damper with manual setting of one flow
d1
nom
l
mm
B
mm
m
kg
Tightness class
across closed blade
80
246
122
1,35
100
246
122
1,40
125
246
135
1,65
The unit compensates for e.g. connection and disconnection of system parts, clogging of filters and ducts, thermal lift
forces, wind effects, window opening etc.
160
246
170
1,85
200
246
210
2,26
250
284
260
3,35
315
334
325
4,75
6
7
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Technical data
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Flow setting
The flow is set by loosing the center nut and via the knob
turning the scale arrow so it points at the wanted flow on the
scale. Then the center nut is tightened.
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B
Center nut
Scale arrow
13
d1
nom
l
mm
B
mm
m
kg
Tightness class
across closed blade
80
246
170
2,35
100
246
190
2,50
125
246
215
2,90
160
246
250
3,45
200
246
290
4,06
250
284
340
6,05
315
334
405
8,60
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15
16
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Order code
Product
Type
Dimension d1
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DAU
aaa
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DA2EU
Dimensions
1
B
130
d1
3
4
5
6
Description
Constant flow damper with electric motor for switching
between two flows
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d1
nom
l
mm
B
mm
m
kg
Tightness class
across closed blade
80
246
122
1,95
100
246
122
2,00
125
246
135
2,25
160
246
170
2,45
200
246
210
2,86
250
284
260
3,95
315
334
325
5,35
Order code
Product
Type
Dimension d1
Voltage
Motor type
DA2EU
125
24
LM
BELIMO
Made in Switzerland
LM230A
At delivery the
screws are set at
largest possible
distance.
LM 24 A
AC 19,228,8 V, 50/60 Hz
DC 19,228,8 V
1W
2 VA
Cable 1 m, 30,75 mm2
Max. 95, adjustable 0100%
Min. 5 Nm
Switch selectable
0
or 1
Mechanical
150 s
Max. 35 dB (A)
III Safety extra-low voltage
IP 54
-30 to +50C
95 % RH
LM 230 A
AC 85265 V, 50/60 Hz
1,5 W
4 VA
Cable 1 m, 30,75 mm2
Max. 95, adjustable 0100%
Min. 5 Nm
Switch selectable
0
or 1
Mechanical
150 s
Max. 35 dB (A)
II Safety insulated
IP 54
-30 to +50C
95 % RH
0
1
DAVU
Dimensions
1
B
130
d1
3
4
l
5
Description
Constant flow damper with electric motor for
continuous setting of one flow
DAVU is a constant flow damper, which facilitates balancing
of ventilation systems and gives correct flow from the start.
The unit compensates for e.g. connection and disconnection
of system parts, clogging of filters and ducts, thermal lift
forces, wind effects, window opening etc.
The motor shall be completed with control signal transmitter
e.g. an external potentiometer or a proportionally regulating
thermostat. A special mounting, measuring, balancing and
maintenance instruction exists for this product.
80315 fullfills pressure class A in closed position.
Fulfils tightness class C.
d1
nom
l
mm
B
mm
m
kg
Tightness class
across closed blade
80
246
122
1,95
100
246
122
2,00
125
246
135
2,25
160
246
170
2,45
200
246
210
2,86
250
284
260
3,95
315
334
325
5,35
6
7
8
9
Order code
Product
Type
Dimension d1
Voltage
Motor type
DAVU
125
24
LMSX
10
11
12
13
14
LM 24 A-SX
AC 19,228,8 V, 50/60 Hz
DC 21,628,8 V
2W
4 VA
Cable 1 m, 40,75 mm2
Max. 95, adjustable 0100 %
Min. 5 Nm
Switch selectable 0/1
Switch selectable 0
or 1
Mechanical
150 s
35 dB (A)
III Safety extra-low voltage
IP 54
-30 to +50 C
95 % RH
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Y
U
1
DC 010 V
DC 210 V
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Technical data
Technical data
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Example
Given:
Diameter
Flow
Pressure drop
The graph gives:
pt
400
125
250
500
1k
2k
4k
8k
300
Sound power
level [dB]
52
52
49
49
49
51
51
46
200
45
100
50
40
Explanation to Diagrams
v
:
:
dpt
q
:
80
Air velocity
pressure loss
Volumeflow
[m/s]
10
17
55
65
60
900
[dB]
60
70
200
q
250
80
90 95 [l/s]
300
[m/h]
[m/s]
10
75
70
65
600
500
500
50
[dB]
LWA
800
pt
pt
150
60
400
300
300
45
40
15 20
55
200
30
100
40
150
50
60
200
70 [l/s]
250 [m/h]
100
50
50
45
40 50 60 70 80 90 100
200
300
400
q
18
596
50
1000
600
100
50
40
[Pa]
700
200
30
100
700
400
20
LWA
900
13
50
125
v
5
[Pa]
800
16
55
63
12
15
600
Centre
frequency [Hz]
1000
14
LWA
500
11
[dB]
65
60
700
10
[m/s]
800
A-weighted sound
power level approx. 57 dB
10
1000
900
v
5
[Pa]
125 mm
70 l/s
200 Pa
125
[m/h]
Technical data
Technical data
2
3
160
[Pa]
250
10
[m/s]
1000
75
[dB]
LWA
800
65
700
600
600
500
500
60
300
55
200
200
50
40 50
75
200
70
100
300
125
400
200
5
[Pa]
150 175
500
600
100
50
700
6
65
7
60
8
55
50
45
110
200
300
1500
315
10
[m/s]
[Pa]
600 [l/s]
500
2000
[m/h]
10
[m/s]
10
11
1000
75
[dB]
700
pt
500
400
13
500
14
65
400
60
55
300 400
70
600
65
50
100
45
50
70 100
12
LWA
800
700
[dB]
75
900
LWA
70
800
pt
400
900
200
1000
300
[dB]
LWA
600
400
300
100
50
[m/s]
75
900
pt
pt
70
700
400
10
1000
900
800
[Pa]
150
600
200
250
800
300
1000
350 [l/s]
1200
[m/h]
300
60
200
55
100
50
15
50
45
200
16
300
1000
400
500
1500
600
2000
700
2500
800 [l/s]
[m/h]
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Technical data
Technical data
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2
3
Sound to duct
Sound power level, LW [dB], to duct in octave bands 18,
638000 Hz, as function of diameter, pressure drop and flow.
d1
Pressure
drop
[Pa]
63
4
5
125
250
80
1000
500
200
100
50
51
45
37
32
26
49
43
35
30
24
44
38
30
25
19
100
1000
500
200
100
50
56
49
39
34
26
53
46
37
31
24
48
41
31
26
18
125
1000
500
200
100
50
60
54
46
40
34
58
52
44
38
32
52
46
38
32
26
160
1000
500
200
100
50
62
56
49
43
37
59
53
46
40
34
52
47
39
33
27
200
1000
500
200
100
50
66
59
50
43
37
63
56
47
40
34
57
50
41
34
28
125
44
38
30
25
19
46
40
32
27
21
48
41
31
26
18
50
43
33
28
20
52
46
38
32
26
54
48
40
34
28
52
47
39
33
27
55
49
42
36
30
57
50
41
34
28
59
53
43
36
30
250
1000
500
200
100
50
67
60
50
43
35
64
57
47
40
32
59
51
41
34
26
59
51
41
34
26
61
53
43
36
28
49
43
35
30
24
49
43
35
30
24
44
38
30
25
19
56
51
45
41
56
51
45
41
53
49
43
39
315
69
61
50
42
35
66
58
47
40
32
60
52
41
34
26
60
52
41
34
26
62
54
44
36
29
1k
2k
4k
8k
53
49
43
39
53
49
43
39
55
51
45
41
55
50
44
40
50
46
40
35
59
53
47
42
58
53
46
41
53
48
41
36
64
59
51
46
63
58
51
45
59
53
46
40
66
60
52
47
61
55
47
42
68
61
53
46
63
57
48
42
69
62
54
48
42
64
57
49
43
37
69
63
55
49
65
59
50
44
Flow 45 [l/s]
53
47
37
32
24
54
47
37
32
24
48
42
32
27
19
59
54
47
42
59
54
47
42
57
51
44
39
57
51
44
39
57
51
45
40
Flow 70 [l/s]
58
52
44
38
32
58
52
44
38
32
53
47
39
33
27
64
59
52
46
64
59
52
46
62
56
49
44
62
57
49
44
62
57
49
44
60
54
47
41
35
54
48
41
35
29
67
61
53
48
67
61
53
48
65
59
51
46
65
59
51
46
65
59
51
46
67
61
53
48
63
57
47
40
34
58
52
42
35
29
69
62
54
47
69
62
54
47
66
60
51
45
65
57
47
40
32
66
58
48
40
33
66
60
51
45
66
60
52
45
68
62
54
47
60
52
42
35
27
70
63
55
49
43
70
63
55
49
43
67
61
53
47
40
500
Flow 30 [l/s]
68
61
53
47
41
67
61
53
47
40
69
63
54
48
42
61
53
43
35
28
70
64
56
50
70
64
56
50
18
598
250
16
17
63
Flow 70 [l/s]
14
15
8k
Flow 40 [l/s]
12
13
4k
Flow 30 [l/s]
10
11
2k
Flow 20 [l/s]
8
9
1k
Flow 15 [l/s]
6
7
500
68
62
54
47
68
62
54
47
68
62
54
47
70
64
56
49
Technical data
Technical data
Sound to duct
Sound power level, LW [dB], to duct in octave bands 18,
638000 Hz, as function of diameter, pressure drop and flow.
d1
Pressure
drop
[Pa]
63
125
250
500
1k
2k
4k
8k
63
125
250
Flow 45 [l/s]
80
1000
500
200
100
50
58
55
50
59
56
51
59
55
51
59
55
51
58
54
50
100
61
56
51
47
62
58
52
48
61
57
51
47
62
57
51
47
61
56
50
46
59
55
51
58
54
50
53
50
45
61
59
55
64
61
58
65
62
59
125
66
61
54
50
67
62
55
51
67
62
55
50
67
62
55
50
66
61
54
49
62
57
51
47
61
56
50
46
56
51
46
42
62
59
53
64
60
55
65
61
56
160
69
63
55
50
70
64
56
51
69
63
56
50
69
63
56
50
68
62
55
49
67
62
55
50
66
61
54
49
61
56
49
45
68
63
57
71
66
59
71
66
60
200
70
64
56
50
71
65
57
51
71
64
56
50
71
64
56
50
70
63
55
49
69
63
56
50
68
62
55
49
64
58
50
45
70
64
56
51
71
66
58
52
71
66
58
52
250
71
65
57
51
72
66
58
52
71
65
57
52
71
65
57
52
70
64
56
51
71
64
56
50
70
63
55
49
65
59
51
45
71
65
57
51
73
67
58
53
73
67
59
53
315
71
66
58
52
72
67
59
53
72
66
59
53
72
66
59
53
71
65
58
52
63
60
57
63
60
57
61
59
55
57
55
51
71
65
57
52
72
66
59
53
65
61
56
63
59
54
62
58
53
58
54
49
68
63
57
64
59
52
69
64
56
50
65
59
52
46
63
60
54
72
67
60
70
65
58
70
65
58
71
66
58
52
70
64
57
51
71
65
57
52
4
5
6
7
8
73
67
59
53
72
65
57
52
72
66
58
52
70
64
56
51
66
60
52
46
72
66
58
54
73
68
60
55
74
69
61
56
74
69
61
56
72
67
59
54
73
67
59
55
71
65
56
51
67
60
52
47
66
61
53
47
72
66
59
73
67
60
73
67
60
73
68
60
72
66
59
73
67
60
10
11
13
14
71
66
58
53
67
62
54
49
15
16
12
65
62
59
8k
4k
2k
Flow 95 [l/s]
1k
Flow 70 [l/s]
Flow 70 [l/s]
1000
500
200
100
50
500
71
66
58
67
61
54
17
18
599
Technical data
Technical data
2
3
The graphs show A-weighted sound power level, LWA [dB],
to the surroundings.
4
5
Example:
Given:
Diameter
Flow
Pressure drop
100
v
5
[Pa]
10
1000
125 mm
70 l/s
200 Pa
55
[dB]
50
45
900
800
[m/s]
LWA
40
6
7
8
9
10
A-weighted sound
power level approx. 40 dB
pt
600
400
With insulation shell around the unit (the DALU unit) the Aweighted sound pressure level in the mittle of the room
becomes appox. 26 dB lower than the graph values on condition that also the connected ducts are attenuated (insulated) to the same extent.
300
11
100
50
10
[m/s]
17
70
250
80
90 95 [l/s]
300
[m/h]
10
[m/s]
700
35
500
[dB]
55
50
LWA
45
600
500
400 40
300
300
200 35
25
100 20
50
15 20
30
100
40
50
150
60
200
70 [l/s]
250 [m/h]
100 30
50 25
40 50 60 70 80 90 100
200
300
18
600
200
800
30
16
150
60
900
pt
pt
50
LWA
40
600
200
50
[Pa]
55 [dB]
400
15
40
1000
800
700
30
45
900
13
20
100
1000
12
20
125
v
5
[Pa]
30
200 25
Still lower sound pressure level can be achieved with additional constructional sound attension measures (false ceiling, high room attenuation).
80
14
500 35
500
[m/h]
Technical data
Technical data
2
160
250
v
5
[Pa]
1000
60
[dB]
50
700
pt
pt
500
60
300
LWA
40
500
200
35
100
30
50
40 50 75
6
50
300
400
500
[m/h]
700
40
100 35
50 30
110
200
45
300
400
200
315
v
5
[m/s]
10
1000
1500
700
600
600
50
500
500
400
400
45
300
200 40
200
100 35
50
70 100
100
50
300 400
200
600
800
250
300
1000
350 [l/s]
1200
[m/h]
10
[m/s]
11
[dB]
65
12
LWA
800
pt
pt
LWA
150
[m/h]
10
60
900
700
300
2000
1000
[dB]
60
600 [l/s]
[Pa]
900
55
500
800
55
600
300
[Pa]
[dB]
400
45
200
65
800
600
200
[m/s]
10
900
LWA
800
400
[Pa]
1000
55
900
700
[m/s]
10
13
55
14
50
15
45
40
35
200
300
1000
400
500
1500
600
2000
q
700
2500
800 [l/s]
16
[m/h]
17
18
601