Application

Sequence of Operation
Operating Without a Supply or Exhaust
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Siemens Industry, Inc.
BACnet LCM-OAVS, Application 6754
140-1325
2015-07-07
16
1200
0.0
Example 4 - Table with Voltage End Limits and Low Flow Value – reverse acting
You can also manually populate the table with additional values as shown in Example
5 below. In this case, the table becomes indistinguishable from a table generated using
the calibration process.
Point
Flow
Volt
1
300
3.0
2
0
0
7
0
0
8
340
3.2
9
390
3.5
10
521
3.8
11
531
4.1
12
598
4.9
13
691
5.8
14
798
7.0
15
0
0
16
1200
10
Example 5 - Multi-point Table
The point values above are for the exhaust table. Open loop supply operation is
similar, but the points used are 1 through 16; not 30 through 46.
Since the actual airflow being measured is 0, the heating safety requirement for
minimum airflow is not met and heating will not occur. To re-enable heating, the FLO
value must be set to 0, but only after a thorough safety review that the electric heating
mechanism has sufficient internal safeguards (that is, resettable shutoffs) that would
operate in the event that the system at some time actually did have insufficient flow.
NOTE:
Since
PID Only Mode uses PID without a Venturi table and Open Loop Mode uses
Venturi table without PID, these two modes cannot be used at the same time.
Operating Without a Supply or Exhaust
It is possible to run this application without the supply or exhaust if the corresponding
flow coefficient is set to zero. When the flow coefficient is zero and the offboard air
module is not connected the air velocity sensor will not display a FAIL status and the
flow loop will be allowed to run with a flow value of zero. See the
Application Notes
section for more information.