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Mike T., Swampeast MO
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Anyone have a scan of "Engineers' Data for Vento Heaters" that they're willing to share?
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Here you go
VentoRetired and loving it.0 -
THANKS DAN!!!!
Will print for reference and forward on to the person in need! Did I miss it in "The Library"?
Noticed a typo in EDR:
In the index under "American Radiator Company", "Ventor" is listed as opposed to "Vento".
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I added it to the Library
after posting it here. Thanks for the keen eye.Retired and loving it.0 -
mmmmm....ventos.........
I just want to thank everyone in the past who helped me when I needed the same information. I was able to do a good recalculation of vento size needed based on the reduced amount of fresh air intake we now need on our theater's heating system.
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Here's another Document
Might help when sizing boiler replacement.
70° output was the standard design temp for air entering the room.
Typical design velocities were 100 ft/minute for 1st floor; 200 ft/minute for 2nd floor; 300 ft/minute for 3rd.
A bit more detailed table for standard design velocities shows:
(Elevation between center of registerand center of steam indirect radiator):
3-5' (1st floor) - 180 ft/min
10' (still 1st floor, register about 7' above floor) - 240 ft/min
20' (2nd floor) - 360 ft/min
30' (3rd floor) - 420 ft/min0
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