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AmerTex® R-Serie Synthetic and natural filter media

● Exclusive bonding technology provides cleaner air ● Low resistance to airflow ● High dust holding capacity ● Available in synthetic and natural executions ● Washable

R-series air filter media is made of synthetic fibres, except type R20 Natural, which is made of natural fibres.

An exclusive bonding technology ensures a high number of fibres per square metre for a given weight.

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Synthetic filter media.

The R20 Natural media, consisting of latex coated natural fibres structured into a porous and dense media, is recommended for use in severe operating conditions.

The R15 Economy and R17 Durable media are recommended for use in low pressure forced air convectors, window ventilation units, fan coils and as prefilter in paintspray cabins.

All AmerTex R series media is white coloured. No colour pigments are needed to create a distinction between the various media. The name of each product together with its classification according to EN779 is printed at regular intervals on the air leaving side of each media roll, permitting easy product identification. R-Series media is characterized by a relatively low resistance to airflow and a high dust holding capacity.

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Cleaning Types R15 and R29 are washable to a limited extent. Types R17, R50 and R20 are fully washable.

The R-series media can be cleaned: ● in warm water (30 - 40°C) with addition of a household detergent, if necessary. Drying should be done on a flat surface. Do not rub or wring. ● by blowing with compressed air in opposite direction of filter airflow.

The R29 Standard media is for use in room air conditioning units, hot air generators, air conditioning installations, home kitchen hoods and as prefilter in paint spray cabins.

The R50 Super media is suitable for use in air conditioning installations in the food industry, kitchen hoods, industrial ventilation systems and as prefilter in paintspray cabins.

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Technical Data Type

R15 Economy

R17 Durable

R29 Standard

R50 Super

R20* (30 mm)

1.5 5400 17 130 75 - 80 G2 2 x 20 1 x 20

1.5 5400 17 130 75 - 80 G2 2 x 20 1 x 20

1.5 5400 42 200 87 - 92 G4 2 x 20 1 x 20

2.0 7200 80 250 80 G3 Pads only

white F1 100 limited

white F1 100 good

1.5 5400 26 200 80 - 85 G3 2 x 20 1 x 20 polyethylene bags white F1 100 limited

white F1 100 good

brown 65 good

Recommended face velocity (m/s) Rated capacity (m3/h/m2) Rated initial resistance (Pa) Recommended final resistance (Pa) Average arrestance (%) EN 779 classification Roll size (m) Packing Media colour Flame retardancy according to DIN 53438 Max. operating temperature (˚C) Washability

* R20 media is also available in 20, 40 and 50 mm thicknesses

Initial Resistance (Pa)

Airflow Resistance R 20

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AAF has a policy of continuous product research and improvement and reserves the right to change design and specifications without notice.

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AmAir® 300 High Quality Prefilters

● Excellent media performance in high humidity conditions ● High tensile strength media ● Environment-friendly materials ● Sturdy, reliable construction

With the new AmAir 100 and 300 series of prefilters AAF has risen to the challenge of designing an environment-friendly product with the necessary performance characteristics built-in. These filters feature a new 100% synthetic media pack which provides excellent performance in conditions of high relative humidity and moisture. When the media becomes wet, resistance may rise temporarily only to subside when the media starts to dry. The synthetic media displays great tensile strength, reducing the chance of damage during handling and operation. The media is environment and user

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between pleats, ensuring that dust is collected evenly over the entire surface of the media. Media usage is maximized resulting in a more gradual rise in resistance, which in turn has a positive effect on energy consumption and service life.

friendly: it does not contain any harsh resins or artificial colouring. It can therefore be readily disposed of by landfill or incineration.

High performance, environment friendly media

Sturdy, reliable construction

The pleated media pack of both range of filters is housed within a sturdy double walled, die cut box, beverage board frame. To ensure the media pack does not rack or deteriorate under difficult operating conditions, it is bonded to the inside of its frame at all points of contact and retained in position by retainers at the air leaving and air entering sides. On the air leaving side of the media pack a wiremesh pleat support grid maintains equidistant spacing

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Classified G4 in accordance with EN 779, AmAir 100 and 300 are ideal for protecting more expensive secondary air filters from premature dust loading and replacement. As primary filters, they will also help reduce HVAC maintenance costs by preventing unnecessary dust build-up on coils, fans and duct work.

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Technical Data Type

100 - 2”

100 - 4”

300 - 2”

300 - 4”

Actual Depth (mm) Rated Face Velocity (m/s) Average Arrestance1) (%) Efficiency1) (%) EN779 Classification Rated Initial Resistance1) (Pa) Recomm. Final Resistance2) (Pa) Temperature Limits (°C) (continuous operation)

48 1.5 - 2.5 90 - 95 G4 45 - 85 250 90

95 1.5 - 3.2 90 - 95 G4 40 - 100 250 90

48 1.5 - 2.5 90 - 95 G4 33 - 76 250 90

95 1.5 - 3.2 90 - 95 G4 31 - 91 250 90

1) All data based on EN779.

2) Recommended final resistance not to be exceeded.

Standard Dimensions

12 x 24 16 x 20 16 x 25 20 x 20 20 x 25 24 x 18 24 x 20 24 x 24 141/ 2 x 26 3/ 4

Airflow Resistance

Actual Size2,3) (mm) WxH

Airflow at 2.5 m/s (m3/h)

290 x 595 392 x 494 392 x 621 494 x 494 494 x 621 595 x 445 595 x 494 595 x 595 355 x 665

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1. AmAir 300 (48 mm), 2. AmAir 300 (95 mm)

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Notes: 1) Width and height dimensions are interchangeable.

Filters may be installed with the pleats in the vertical or horizontal position. The pleats are always parallel to the longest cell side unless explicity specified otherwise.

2) Other sizes and air filters in 21 mm (1 inch nominal) depth are available upon request.

3) See Technical Data Table for filter depths.

Fire Classification: a) Both filters are Class 2 approved and listed according to UL Standard 900. b) PET media is classified M2 according to NF P92-503, 504 and 505.

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DriPak® 2000 Superfine Synthetic Fibres Provide Cleaner Air

● Filter classes F5 - F8 for applications requiring cleaner air ● Mechanically strong with a high abrasional resistance ● Operational reliability in high airflow and high dust loading conditions ● Excellent performance in high moisture conditions

synthetic fibres with a thin layer of high strength spunbond scrim on the air leaving side to increase filter stability and prevent particle migration. This dual media design ensures a low initial pressure drop, a high dust holding capacity and a long filter service life.

Mechanically Strong and Robust DriPak 2000 pocket filters are made of high quality synthetic media. They are renowned for their high performance characteristics in applications requiring a high dust holding capacity and higher air cleaning capacity. Built from strong, robust materials they display excellent abrasional resistance and perform well in 100% relative humidity and in high airflow and heavy dust loading conditions. Since their introduction they have proven a resounding success with the pharmaceutical, food processing and automotive industries.

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Temperature limits DriPak 2000 synthetic filters are designed for a continuous operating temperature up to 70ºC. The filters should not be stored or transported in conditions where temperatures exceed 60ºC.

Efficiency Ranges DriPak 2000 is available in four efficiencies. For easy identification, each efficiency has its own colour coded media scheme:

Microfine Synthetic Fibres Provide Cleaner Air DriPak 2000 pocket media comprises a unique matrix of primary and secondary

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EN 779

Media Colour

90 - 95% 80 - 85% 60 - 65%

F8 F7 F6

Yellow Red Green

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Initial Resistance (Pa)

Resistance Curves and Selection Chart Data Rated Face Velocity1) (m/s)

DriPak 2000 90% 225 200 175 150

Rated Airflow Capacity (m3/h)

Rated Initial2/3) Resistance (Pa)

9 592x592x700 4 287x592x700 7 490x592x700 8 592x592x635 2.5 4 287x592x635 6 490x592x635 6 592x592x508 1.25 3 287x592x508 5 490x592x508 80-85% Average Efficiency2) - F 7

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DriPak 2000 80% 225 200 175 150

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Initial Resistance (Pa)

Number of Pockets

90-95% Average Efficiency2) - F 8

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Actual Size4/5) (wxhxd) (mm)

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592x592x635 287x592x635 490x592x635 592x592x508 287x592x508 490x592x508 592x592x305 287x592x305 490x592x305

Notes: 1) Filters can be operated at 67% to 133% of rated face velocity.

2) All performance data based on EN779 1993 standard (ASHRAE 52.1-1992 test method).

3) The recommended final resistance is 450 Pa. 4) The DriPak 2000 filter sizes fit into frame sizes 610 x 610, 305 x 610 and 508 x 610 mm.

5) Filters are also available in other sizes and with 25 and 20 mm headers.

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AAF has a policy of continuous product research and improvement and reserves the right to change design and specifications without notice.

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VariCel速 High and Medium Efficiency Extended Surface Supported Pleat Air Filters

VariCel速 with Intersept速 IAQ Engineered Media Treated with Intersept速 Antimicrobial

VariCel® and VariCel® with Intersept® Extended Surface Supported Pleat Filters ■

Available In Three Efficiencies 90-95% (MERV 14), 80-85% (MERV 13), 60-65% (MERV 11)

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Available with Intersept® in 90-95% & 60-65% efficiency

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Ideal For Difficult Operating Conditions -

Variable air volume Turbulent airflow Repeated fan shutdown High temperature operation High humidity Intermittent exposure to water such as seacoast installations

Designed To Improve Indoor Air Quality

VariCel filters with Intersept® antimicrobial are designed specifically to improve Indoor Air Quality (IAQ). Air filters are designed to trap and concentrate particulate air contaminants including viable fungal and bacterial spores. The presence of Intersept® antimicobial preservative in the filter media is intended to preserve the integrity of the media throughout the useful life of the filter.

Antimicrobial preservatives are not meant to increase the efficiency of the filter, nor to kill microorganisms "on the fly" as they pass through a filter. Intersept® is EPA registered and environmentally safe.

Engineered For A Variety Of Applications

Type SH Single Header VariCel filters are designed for systems originally supplied by AAF International. A unique 13⁄16" flanged header on the air entering side allows the filter to be easily inserted and latched into front and side access systems.

Type DH Double Header VariCel filters are designed to upgrade air cleaning performance and reliability. Two 13 ⁄16" thick flanged headers make the filters compatible with the holding frames and latching devices of various manufacturers, including rear access systems.

XL Series VariCel filters, single header (XL-S) and double header (XL-D), contain up to 67% more media and offer more than twice the service life of standard single and double header models.

High Temp Series VariCel filters are designed for systems operating from 350˚-900˚F. Constructed of aluminized steel, High Temperature VariCel filters offer rated efficiency with proven reliability over the life of the filter.

See page 4 for models and temperature limits.

Type NH Series VariCel filters are designed for special sizes and applications, including incineration and compaction disposal systems. Manufactured of fireretardant, 3⁄4" thick, heavy wall particle board, Type NH VariCel filters (U.L. Class 1) are operable at temperatures up to 200˚F. The filters are constructed without headers and cell sides are flush with front face dimensions.

BUILT RUGGED FOR DEPENDABLE PERFORMANCE

Crimped Rear Flanges (SH) are rolled over and riveted to add strength, eliminate sharp edges, and prevent bypass leakage.

Media Pack Restraint Steel brace on air leaving side adds support to the media pack.

Corrugated Aluminum Separators with Rolled Edges maintain uniform pleat spacing for optimum airflow. The separators are rolled to eliminate sharp edges, preventing media damage during shipping and personal injury during installation.

VariCel's rigid construction with supported pleat media pack maintains a compact, unitized structure even under tough operating conditions.

Variable air velocity and repeated fan shutdown do not compromise performance.

Unitized Construction Interlocked header and cell sides, along the entire length of each side, provide maximum sealing. Competitive filters are designed with loose fitting headers which allow greater potential for bypass leakage.

Header VariCel Construction Cell Side Header Typical Competitive Construction

Pleats and Separators Bonded For Strength During the pleating process, spots of glue are applied to bond each separator to the adjacent pleat. This solidifies the media pack to minimize movement and prevent media damage. Burst strength is increased to prevent the filter from blowing out under variable air volume conditions or unusually high resistance.

Galvanized steel headers and cell sides resist damage during shipping and handling, and prevent corrosion over long service life. (HT VariCel filters are constructed of aluminized steel.)

Easy Installation

Cell Side Potential Leak Path

Media Pack Sealant — A layer of high efficiency media seals the media pack into the cell sides.

The media sealant prevents bypass leakage and damage to the media and separators during shipping and handling. By allowing slight movement of the media pack when the filter is jarred, the cushioning sealant helps prevent tears and punctures to the media.

Rigid construction and minimum depth make VariCel filters easy to install in all types of systems.

DUAL DENSITY MEDIA REDUCES OPERATING COSTS

VariCel media is manufactured with two layers of glass fibers: coarser fibers on the air entering side and finer fibers on the air leaving side.

AIRFLOW

COARSE FIBERS

Air entering side

Our dual density design allows FINER FIBERS dirt particles to be collected Air leaving side throughout the entire depth of the filter utilizing the full cleaning potential of the media. Maximum dust holding capacity extends the life of the filter, minimizing operating costs.

The water resistant media can withstand intermittent exposure to water, making VariCel filters ideal for installations in humid areas or where the filters are exposed to moisture.

VARICEL®/VARICEL® with Intersept®

OPERATING DATA

Operating Temperature Limits

Initial Resistance vs. Filter Face Velocity

12" Deep Filters

6" Deep Filters

90-95%

INITIAL RESISTANCE (IN. WG)

90-95% XL/80-85%

VariCel Model

90-95% 60-65%

80-85%

Temperature Limit

Types SH, DH, XL

350˚F

177˚C

Type HT-500

500˚F

260˚C

Type HT-725

750˚F

385˚C

Type HT-900

900˚F

482˚C

Type NH

200˚F

93˚C

Underwriters Laboratories Inc. Classification: All VariCels are Class1.

Testing was performed according to U.L. Standard 900 and CAN 4-S111.

60-65% XL

PREFILTERS CAN DOUBLE VARICEL LIFE 60-65%

Using prefilters, such as AAF's PerfectPleat® pleated filters or “5700” panel filters, will greatly extend the life of VariCel filters.

FILTER FACE VELOCITY (FPM)

12" deep filters are rated at 500 FPM filter face velocity.

6" deep filters are rated at 250 FPM filter face velocity.

Recommended final resistance for all VariCel filters is 1.2" wg.

OPTIONS Efficiency by Particle Size* 100

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VariCel® II Low Depth Compact Filter For Commercial and Industrial HVAC Systems

● Low depth saves space ● Classification ranges F6 and F8 ● Lightweight and easy-to-install ● Economic to transport ● High dust holding capacity

Initial Resistance vs Face Velocity Initial Resistance (Pa)

When installation space is limited and high quality air filtration is required, VariCel II is the solution. This low depth, lightweight filter is available in EN779 classification ranges F6 and F8. It displays low media resistance which means low energy consumption. Due to its lightweight and low depth it is economic to ship compared to other heavier, bulkier types of filter.

225 90 %

200 175 150 125

60 %

100 75

VariCel II is suitable for use in front, rear and side access HVAC installations.

The filter is also suitable for use in variable air volume systems and can withstand repeated fan shut down and turbulent airflow. VariCel II has a high dust holding capacity and long service life. It can resist intermittent exposure to water and provides excellent performance in conditions of high relative humidity.

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Specification

Maximum operating temperature Media Filter frame Disposal

: 65 ˚C : Dual density glass fibre : Natural kraft pine and hardwood fibre : Municipal incinerator

Technical Data Nominal Size1) (wxhxd) (inches)

Actual Size1) (wxhxd) (mm)

Rated Air Flow Capacity2) (m3/h)

(m3/s)

Rated Initial2) Resistance (Pa)

Gross Media Area (m2)

90% Average Efficiency - F 8 24x24x43) 20x25x4 20x24x43) 20x20x4 18x24x4 16x25x4 16x20x4 12x24x43) 12x12x4

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0.944 0.826 0.780 0.661 0.708 0.661 0.519 0.472 0.236

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11.80 10.31 9.85 8.18 8.83 8.18 6.50 5.85 2.97

3400 2975 2805 2380 2550 2380 1870 1700 850

0.944 0.826 0.780 0.661 0.708 0.661 0.519 0.472 0.236

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11.80 10.31 9.85 8.18 8.83 8.18 6.50 5.85 2.97

60% Average Efficiency - F 6 24x24x43) 20x25x4 20x24x43) 20x20x4 18x24x4 16x25x4 16x20x4 12x24x43) 12x12x4

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1) Width and height dimensions are interchangeable. VariCel II filters can be installed horizontally or vertically.

2) All performance data based on ASHRAE 52: 1.1992. Classification in accordance with EN779.

For maximum service life, VariCel II filters should always be operated with a prefilter.

3) Available for side access installations designed with a 18 mm or 22 mm or customized wide stationary track.

Underwriters’ Laboratories Inc. Listing

VariCel II filters are Class 2 approved according to U.L. Standard 900.

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AAF Agents: Copenhagen (DK), Bangalore (IND) Oslo (N), Lisbon (P), Johannesburg (RSA), Dalsjöfors (S), Malmö (S), Helsinki (SF)

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VariPak® Multi-Purpose High Efficiency Compact Filter

● For use as prefilter or fine filter ● F6, F7 and F8 classified according to EN779 ● Various media pack depths and cell side combinations available ● Low resistance = long service life ● Maximum operating temperature 70°C thermoplastic separators which maintain uniform spacing between pleats and ensure low media resistance: low media resistance translates into low energy consumption and long service life.

The filter can be supplied with or without a one-piece gasket and in certain configurations with a faceguard.

VariPak is a multi-purpose air filter.

It can be used as a prefilter to a HEPA filter operating at low face velocity or as a fine filter in commercial HVAC systems at a recommended face velocity of 1.0 1.5 m/s. The filter is available in the classification ranges F6, F7 and F8 in accordance with EN779.

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Disposal

Recommended Final Resistance

VariPak air filters have a maximum operating temperature of 70°C.

MDF and die-cut versions can be disposed of by incineration. Products with metal parts can be landfilled.

The recommended final resistance is 450 Pa.

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Component Code Definition

Filter Type Efficiency

VP = VariPak 6 = 60 - 65% 9 = 80 - 85% 10 = 90 -95% 10 = die - cut, 11 = Aluminium extrusion 72 = MDF 89 = Aluminized steel 99 = Aluminium extrusion 90 = Aluminium extrusion with 20 mm flange for 3” media P = 25 mm R = 35 mm K = 48 mm M = 96 mm L = 72 mm 9 = Polyurethane 2 = polyurethane flame retandant 0 = none on filters with die-cut cell sides S = foamed polyurethane P = No gasket T = neoprene 6 mm A = special 0 = none 2 = air leaving side 1 = air entering side 3 = both sides P = none A = Aluminium E = epoxy coated steel U = Aluminized expanded metal Z = special 0 = none 1 = Air leaving side 2 = Air entry side 3 = Both sides

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Size in mm without gasket H x

W x D

Nominal airflow m3/h

m3/s

2000 2000

0,55 0,55

2000 2000

0,55 0,55

1740 1740

0,48 0,48

1340 1340

0,37 0,37

1340 1340

0,37 0,37

96 mm pack 610 x 610 x 292 610 x 610 x 149 72 mm pack 610 x 610 x 292 610 x 610 x 149 48 mm pack 610 x 610 x 78 610 x 610 x 149 35 mm pack 610 x 610 x 78 610 x 610 x 56 25 mm pack 610 x 610 x 78 610 x 610 x 56

How to Order Below a typical example of the Style Code for a standard VariPak filter using the Component Definition Code System.

Item Component Definition AAF-International B.V. P.O. Box 7928 1008 AC Amsterdam The Netherlands Tel.: + 31 20 549 44 11 Fax: + 31 20 644 43 98

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

VP

6

72

K

9

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2

P

0

International AAF Offices: Vienna (A), Montreal (CDN), Dortmund (D), Vitoria (E), Paris (F), Cramlington (GB), Athens (GR), Milan (I), Riyadh (KSA), Mexico (Mex), Amsterdam (NL), Singapore, Istanbul (TR), Louisville, Ky (USA)

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© 1999 AAF International

VariCel V Lightweight Compact Filters For Commercial and Industrial HVAC Systems

● Lightweight and easy to install ● Classification ranges F6, F7, F8 and F9 ● Excellent performance in difficult operating conditions ● High air volume capacity: upto 5000 m3/h ● High dust holding capacity

Airflow Resistance VV6-series

Due to their 5000m3/h capacity, VariCel V offer many cost saving benefits. In new installations fewer filters are needed to handle the same volume of air compared to filters of the same size with a lower capacity. Fewer filters mean less installation space for the filtration system. They can also be used in existing systems to increase the air capacity. VariCel V display low media resistance and have a high dust holding capacity and long service life.

B

E

T

T

E

R

A

I

R

I

Initial Resistance (Pa)

VariCel V are lightweight compact filters designed for use in industrial and commercial HVAC installations.

Available in the EN779 classification range F6 - F9, their rigid design and pleated media pack with thermoplastic separators ensure they deliver the desired air quality when used in variable air volume systems and subjected to repeated fan shutdown, high relative humidity and intermittent exposure to water.

S

200 175 150 125 100 75 50 25 0

95% 90% 80% 60%

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U

3.0 4.0 Face Velocity (m/s)

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Varicel V

Specifications Maximum operating temperature Media Separators Cell Sides

: : : :

70 ˚C Ultra fine glass fibres woven into mat Thermoplastic Recycled polystyrene

Technical Data Average Efficiency2) %

EN 779 Class2

Initial Resistance at Nominal Airflow (Pa)

Final Resistance3)

60-65 60-65 60-65 80-85 80-85 80-85 90-95 90-95 90-95 > 95 > 95 > 95

6 6 6 7 7 7 8 8 8 9 9 9

110 110 110 125 125 125 145 145 145 180 180 180

600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600

Airflow Type

VV6- 6-24.24-124) VV6- 6-20.24-124) VV6- 6-12.24-124) VV6- 9-24.24-12 VV6- 9-20.24-12 VV6- 9-12.24-12 VV6-10-24.24-12 VV6-10-20.24-12 VV6-10-12.24-12 VV6-11-24.24-12 VV6-11-20.24-12 VV6-11-12.24-12 1) 2) 3) 4)

Size1) (mm) HxWxD 592 x 592 x 292 490 x 592 x 292 287 x 592 x 292 592 x 592 x 292 490 x 592 x 292 287 x 592 x 292 592 x 592 x 292 490 x 592 x 292 287 x 592 x 292 592 x 592 x 292 490 x 592 x 292 287 x 592 x 292

Maximum

Nominal

m3/h

m3/s

m3/h

m3/s

5000 4165 2500 5000 4165 2500 5000 4165 2500 5000 4165 2500

1,39 1,15 0,69 1,39 1,15 0,69 1,39 1,15 0,69 1,39 1,15 0,69

4250 3540 2125 4250 3540 2125 4250 3540 2125 4250 3540 2125

1,18 0,98 0,59 1,18 0,98 0,59 1,18 0,98 0,59 1,18 0,98 0,59

(Pa)

Width and height are interchangeable, pleats can be either vertical or horizontal without affecting performance.

All performance data based on EN779.

Recommended maximum value. Filters can be operated to a lower final resistance without materially effecting filter efficiency.

Suffix "C" denotes cellulose media option.

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International AAF Offices: Vienna (A), Montreal (CDN), Dortmund (D), Vitoria (E), Paris (F), Cramlington (GB), Athens (GR), Milan (I), Riyadh (KSA), Mexico (Mex), Amsterdam (NL), Singapore, Istanbul (TR), Louisville, Ky (USA)

AAF Agents: Copenhagen (DK), Bangalore (IND) Oslo (N), Lisbon (P), Johannesburg (RSA), Dalsjöfors (S), Malmö (S), Helsinki (SF)

AAF has a policy of continuous product research and improvement and reserves the right to change design and specifications without notice.

RA-2-08-IN-4-0198

© 1999 AAF International

BioCel® I High Quality HEPA Filter For Use In Clean Zones

● Airflow range: 500 - 2000 m3/h ● Classified H11 in accordance with EN1822 ● Benefits in existing and new installations ● Lower energy costs

As a H11 EN1822 classified filter, BioCel I is the ideal choice for customers wishing to upgrade a non-HEPA installation to a HEPA installation. With an airflow range of 500 - 2000 m3/h, BioCel I is ideally suited for variable air volume and turbulent air flow systems.

Initial Resistance (Pa)

Resistance vs Face Velocity

BioCel I displays low media resistance which results in lower energy costs and longer service life. The filter is designed for use in clean areas in the pharmaceutical, microelectronic, semi-conductor and healthcare industries in which high efficiency air filtration on fine particulates is required. Temperature limit: 90˚C.

149 mm

250

292 mm

200 150 100 50 0 0

0.37

0.75

1.13

1.5

1.87

2.25

Face Velocity (m/s)

B

E

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A

I

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BioCel® I

Technical Data Size (mm)

Classification Low Airflow Initial High Airflow Initial Efficiency* EN1822 m3/h Resistance (Pa) m3/h Resistance (Pa) % @ 0.3 µm

610 x 610 x 292 610 x 610 x 149

H11 H11

2000 1000

165 165

3000 1500

250 250

98 98

Media Area m2 14.6 6.8

* Efficiency % @ MPPS > 95%

Technical Data Standard Execution

Dimensions Media Cell sides Separators Bond Gasket Disposal Temperature limit Style code

: : : : : : : : :

610 x 610 x 292 mm, 610 x 610 x 149 mm Submicron glass fibres formed into high density paper MDF Corrugated aluminium Cold cured resin One piece gasket Landfill 90 ˚C D72J9S2F

Note: Non-standard sizes and executions available upon request

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International AAF Offices: Vienna (A), Montreal (CDN), Dortmund (D), Vitoria (E), Paris (F), Cramlington (GB), Athens (GR), Milan (I), Riyadh (KSA), Mexico (Mex), Amsterdam (NL), Singapore, Istanbul (TR), Louisville, Ky (USA)

AAF Agents: Copenhagen (DK), Bangalore (IND) Oslo (N), Lisbon (P), Johannesburg (RSA), Dalsjöfors (S), Malmö (S), Helsinki (SF)

AAF has a policy of continuous product research and improvement and reserves the right to change design and specifications without notice.

RA-2-527-IN-1-0897

© 1997 AAF International

BioPak® High Quality HEPA Filters

● H11 classified in accordance with EN1822 ● Recessed pack ensures easy handling ● Non-shedding MDF cell sides ● Low resistance ensures low energy consumption ● One-piece gasket provides leaktight seal

BioPak filters are classified H11 in accordance with EN1822. They are the ideal solution for upgrading an existing non-HEPA HVAC installation into a HEPA installation. Their recessed minipleat media pack make BioPak filters easy to handle and install while high quality MDF cell sides ensure a smooth nonshedding construction. The filter can be installed with the pleats in the vertical or horizontal position.

Initial Resistance (Pa)

Resistance vs Face Velocity 250 292 mm 200 150 149 mm 100 50

BioPak filters offer low media resistance which results in low energy consumption and long service life. A one-piece gasket around the perimeter of the filter ensures leaktight installation. The filters are made of fully incinerable materials.

Temperature limit: 70˚C.

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0 0

0.30

0.45

0.60

0.75

0.90

1.05

1.20

1.37

1.50

Face Velocity (m/s)

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E

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A

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BioPak®

Technical Data Size (mm)

Classification Low Airflow Initial High Airflow Initial Efficiency* EN1822 m3/h Resistance (Pa) m3/h Resistance (Pa) % @ 0.3 µm

610 x 610 x 78 610 x 610 x 149 610 x 610 x 292

H11 H11 H11

600 1000 1000

90 120 90

1000 1500 2000

120 180 250

98 98 98

Media Area m2 8.8 8.8 17.5

* Efficiency % @ MPPS > 95%

Technical Data Standard Execution

Dimensions Media Cell sides Separators Bond Gasket Disposal Temperature limit Style code

: 610 x 610 x 292 mm, 610 x 610 x 149 mm, 610 x 610 x 78 mm : High density paper made from ultra-fine glass fibres : MDF : Thermoplastic ribbon : Cold cured resin : One piece gasket : Incineration or landfill : 70 ˚C : D72M9S2F for 292 mm depth D72K9S2F for 149 and 78 mm depth*

* Specify depths acquired

Note: Non-standard sizes and executions available upon request

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International AAF Offices: Vienna (A), Montreal (CDN), Dortmund (D), Vitoria (E), Paris (F), Cramlington (GB), Athens (GR), Milan (I), Riyadh (KSA), Mexico (Mex), Amsterdam (NL), Singapore, Istanbul (TR), Louisville, Ky (USA)

AAF Agents: Copenhagen (DK), Bangalore (IND) Oslo (N), Lisbon (P), Johannesburg (RSA), Dalsjöfors (S), Malmö (S), Helsinki (SF)

AAF has a policy of continuous product research and improvement and reserves the right to change design and specifications without notice.

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© 1997 AAF International

BioCel® V High Quality Compact HEPA Filter for HVAC Systems

● H10 classification in accordance with EN1882 ● High air capacity: 3000 m3/h ● Reduced energy costs and long service life ● Lightweight and easy to install

BioCel V is designed for industrial HVAC installations in which HEPA quality air filtration is required. As a H10 EN1882 classified air filter, BioCel V is ideal for upgrading an existing non-HEPA HVAC installation to a HEPA installation. The filter’s mini-pleat media provides high quality filtration on fine particulate matter removing tiny dust particles from the airstream efficiently.

Initial Resistance (Pa)

Resistance vs Face Velocity 200 180 160 140 120 100 80 60

Because of its 3000 m /h air capacity, BioCel V is an ideal choice in new installations as fewer filters are needed to handle the same volume of air compared to HEPA filters of the same size with a lower capacity. Fewer filters means less installation space. The filter displays low media resistance which results in low energy costs and long service life.

Lightweight, BioCel V is easy to handle and install. Temperature limit: 70˚C. 3

B

E

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40 20 0 0

0.37

0.75

1.13

1.5

1.87

2.25

Face Velocity (m/s)

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BioCel® V

Technical Data Size (mm)

Classification EN1822

592 x 592 x 292 287 x 592 x 292

H10 H10

Low Airflow Initial High Airflow m3/h Resistance (Pa) m3/h 2000 1000

120 120

3000 1500

Initial Efficiency* Resistance (Pa) % @ 0.3 µm 200 250

95 95

Media Area m2 20.4 9.0

* Efficiency % @ MPPS > 85%

Technical Data Standard Execution

Dimensions Media Cell sides Separators Disposal Temperature limit Style code

: : : : : : :

610 x 610 x 292 mm, 292 x 610 x 292 mm, Ultra-fine glass fibres formed into a high density paper Polystyrene Thermoplastic ribbon Landfill or incineration 70 ˚C BV6-2424-12 resp. BV6-1224-12

Note: Non-standard sizes and executions available upon request

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International AAF Offices: Vienna (A), Montreal (CDN), Dortmund (D), Vitoria (E), Paris (F), Cramlington (GB), Athens (GR), Milan (I), Riyadh (KSA), Mexico (Mex), Amsterdam (NL), Singapore, Istanbul (TR), Louisville, Ky (USA)

AAF Agents: Copenhagen (DK), Bangalore (IND) Oslo (N), Lisbon (P), Johannesburg (RSA), Dalsjöfors (S), Malmö (S), Helsinki (SF)

AAF has a policy of continuous product research and improvement and reserves the right to change design and specifications without notice.

RA-2-541-IN-2-0899

© 1999 AAF International

AstroCel® I High Efficiency Particulate Air Filter (HEPA)

● Filter class H13 and H14 according to EN1822 ● Non-shedding construction ● Improves quality of manufacturing processes and products

Resistance vs Face Velocity

B

E

T

Initial Resistance (Pa)

AstroCel I filters owe their excellent air cleaning efficiency to their advanced design. High quality MDF cell sides ensure a smooth, non-shedding construction, while a rigid pleated media pack with aluminium separators provides high efficiency air filtration on fine particulates at the lowest possible resistance. Galvanized steel and stainless steel cell sides are also available.

AstroCel I filters are classified H13 and H14 in accordance with EN1822.

Additional benefits include: ● Factory tested to meet the most stringent legal and industry requirements. ● Easy to install.

400 3

4

350

2

1

300 250 200 150 100 50 0 0

0.25

0.50

0.75

1.0

1.25

1.5

1.75

2.0

2.25

Face Velocity (m/s)

1. 292 mm, H13 2. 292 mm, H14

T

E

R

A

I

R

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S

3. 149 mm, H13 4. 149 mm, H14

O

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AstroCel®I An AstroCel I can be ordered using the following Component Code Definition System.

Use the table to specify a product suitable to your application requirements.

Standard Sizes and Ratings

Selection Table Item

Component

Component Code Definition*

A

Media

B

Cell Sides

C D

Separators Bond

E

Gasket

F

Gasket Location

G

Acceptance Level

A E 24 26 72 J 5 9 P S T Y 0 2 3 H R

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =

Size in mm without gasket1)

Waterproof glass fibre Waterproof glass fibre Galvanized steel Stainless steel MDF Aluminium Silicone Cold cured resin No gasket 7 mm, half round profile, one piece foamed 6 mm, flat profile 6,5 mm, silicone rubber No gasket One face Both faces H13 99.95% @ MPPS, acc. to EN1822 H14 99.995% @ MPPS, acc. to EN1822

* Bold typeface: standard execution

How to Order Below a typical example of how to order a standard AstroCel I filter using the Component Code Definition System.

Item

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

Component Definition

A

72

J

9

S

2

H

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Nominal airflow

H

W

D

m3/h

m3/s

610 610 610 610 610 610

305 610 762 305 610 762

149 149 149 292 292 292

500 1000 1250 1000 2000 2500

0.14 0.28 0.35 0.28 0.56 0.69

1) The ‘H’ (Height) dimension also indicates the vertical position of the separators.

AstroCel I filters should always be installed with the separators in the vertical position.

2) Other sizes available on request.

Notes: - Initial resistance at nominal airflow is: 250 Pa for H13 filters 320 Pa for H14 filters.

- Recommended final resistance is 750 Pa. - Temperature limit: 90˚C. (200˚C for A 24 J 5 Y 2 R, 260˚C for A 26 J 5 Y 2 R.)

Efficiency Efficiency @ 0.3 µm 99.997% 99.999%

Efficiency EN1822 @ MPPS H13 99.95% H14 99.995%

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AAF has a policy of continuous product research and improvement and reserves the right to change design and specifications without notice.

RA-4-701-IN-3-1299

© 1999 AAF International

AstroCel® I HC High Quality HEPA Filter

● High air volume filter: 3000 m3/h ● Classified H12, H13 and H14 according to EN1822 ● Space saving design ● Saves energy in existing installations

AstroCel I High Capacity are classified H12, H13 and H14 in accordance with EN1822 and are designed for applications in which a high volume of air has to be throughput. Because of their high capacity, fewer filters are needed to handle the same volume of air compared to other HEPA filters of the same size.

AstroCel I HC filters owe their high capacity to a unique separator design which allows denser packing of the filter media. The benefits to the customer are numerous: ● In new installations, fewer filters mean less costly installation space is necessary. ● In existing installations, low pressure drop means lower energy costs and longer service life. ● Standard individually tested.

B

E

T

Initial Resistance (Pa)

Resistance vs Face Velocity 400

2

350

1

300 250 200 150 100 50 0 0

0.25

0.50

0.75

1.0

1.25

1.5

1.75

1. 292 mm, H12 / H13 2. 292 mm, H14

T

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R

A

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2.25

Face Velocity (m/s)

U

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B

U

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N

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AstroCel® I HC An AstroCel I HC can be ordered using the following Component Code Definition System.

Use the table to specify a product suitable to your application requirements.

Standard Sizes and Ratings

Selection Table Item

Component

Component Code Definition*

A

Media

B

Cell Sides

C D E

Separators Bond Gasket

F

Gasket Location

A = E = 24 = 26 = 72 = H = 9 = P = S = T = 0 = 2 = 3 = G = H = R =

G

Acceptance Level

Size in mm without gasket

Waterproof glass fibre Waterproof glass fibre Galvanized steel Stainless steel MDF Aluminium (HC pleat) Cold cured resin No gasket 7 mm, half round profile, one piece foamed 6 mm, flat profile No gasket One face Both faces H12 99.5% @ MPPS acc. to EN1822** H13 99.95% @ MPPS acc. to EN1822 H14 99.995% @ MPPS acc. to EN1822

* Bold typeface: standard execution ** Non leaktested filter

How to Order Below a typical example of how to order a standard AstroCel I HC filter using the Component Code Definition System.

Item

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

Component Definition

A

72

H

9

S

2

H

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Nominal airflow

H

W

D

m3/h

m3/s

610 610 610

305 610 762

292 292 292

1500 3000 3750

0.42 0.83 1.04

1) The ‘H’ (Height) dimension also indicates the vertical position of the separators.

AstroCel I HC filters should always be installed with the separators in the vertical position.

Notes: - Initial resistance at nominal airflow is: 300 Pa for H12 / H13 filters 350 Pa for H14 filters.

- Recommended final resistance 750 Pa. - Temperature limit: 90˚C. (200˚C for A 24 H 5 Y 2 G), (260˚C for A 26 H 5 Y 2 G).

Efficiency Efficiency @ 0.3 µm 99.99% 99.997% 99.999%

Efficiency EN1822 @ MPPS H12 99.5% H13 99.95% H14 99.995%

AAF Agents: Copenhagen (DK), Bangalore (IND) Oslo (N), Lisbon (P), Johannesburg (RSA), Dalsjöfors (S), Malmö (S), Helsinki (SF)

AAF has a policy of continuous product research and improvement and reserves the right to change design and specifications without notice.

RA-4-721-IN-3-1299

© 1999 AAF International

AstroPak® High Efficiency Particulate Air Filter

● Non-shedding construction ● Leakfree construction ● Filter class H13 and H14 according to EN1822

AstroPak filters owe their excellent air cleaning efficiency to their advanced design. High quality MDF cell sides ensure a smooth, non-shedding construction, while a rigid mini-pleat media pack with thermoplastic separators provides high efficiency particulate air filtration at the lowest possible resistance.

AstroPak filters are classified H13 and H14 in accordance with EN1822.

Additional benefits include: ● Fully incinerable. ● Recessed pack ensures easy handling. ● Installation with pleats in vertical or horizontal position. ● Also available with metal cell sides.

B

E

T

Initial Resistance (Pa)

Resistance vs Face Velocity 400

2

350

1

300 250 200 150 100 50 0 0

0.25

0.50

0.75

1.0

1. 292 mm, H13 2. 78 and 149 mm, H13

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Face Velocity (m/s)

R

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S®

AstroPak® An AstroPak can be ordered using the following Component Code Definition System.

Use the table to specify a product suitable to your application requirements.

Standard Sizes and Ratings

Selection Table Item

Component

Component Code Definition*

A

Media

B

Cell Sides

C

Media pack

D E

Bond Gasket

F

Gasket Location

G

Acceptance Level

A E 24 72 K M 9 P S T 0 2 3 H R

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = =

Size in mm without gasket1)

Waterproof glass fibre Waterproof glass fibre Galvanized steel** MDF 2” deep - 48 mm.

4” deep - 96 mm Cold cured resin No gasket 7 mm, half round profile, one piece foamed 6 mm, flat profile No gasket One face Both faces H13 Min. 99.95% @ MPPS, acc. to EN1822 H14 Min. 99.995% @ MPPS, acc. to EN1822

* Bold typeface: standard execution ** Cell sides with code number 24 is only available in a limited size range

How to Order Below a typical example of how to order a standard AstroPak filter using the Component Code Definition System.

Item Component Definition

A A

B 72

C K

D 9

Efficiency Efficiency @ 0.3 µm 99.997% 99.999%

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Efficiency EN1822 @ MPPS H13 99.95% H14 99.995%

E S

F 2

G H

Nominal airflow

Pack Depth

H

W

D

m3/h

m3/s

mm

240 610 490 610 305 457 305 610 203 305 610 457 610 610 610 610 610 610 762 762 762 762 762 915 915 915 915 305 610 610 610

240 305 490 610 305 457 610 610 203 305 305 457 610 762 915 1220 1524 1830 762 915 1220 1524 1830 915 1220 1524 1830 305 305 610 762

56 56 56 56 78 78 78 78 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 292 292 292 292

155 500 650 1000 250 570 500 1000 110 250 500 570 1000 1250 1500 2000 2500 3000 1600 1900 2500 3150 3800 2250 3000 3800 4550 500 1000 2000 2500

0.04 0.14 0.18 0.28 0.07 0.16 0.14 0.28 0.03 0.07 0.14 0.16 0.28 0.35 0.42 0.56 0.69 0.83 0.44 0.53 0,69 0.88 1.06 0.63 0.83 1.06 1.26 0.14 0.28 0.56 0.69

48 48 48 48 48 48 48 48 96 96 96 96 96 96 96 96 96 96 96 96 96 96 96 96 96 96 96 96 96 96 96

1) AstroPak filters can be installed with the separators in either the horizontal or vertical position.

2) Always minimal 20 mm difference between packdepth and filterdepth.

Notes: - Initial resistance at nominal airflow is: 250 Pa for H13 320 Pa for H14 - Temperature limit: 70˚C - Final resistance 500 - 750 Pa

International AAF Offices: Vienna (A), Montreal (CDN), Dortmund (D), Vitoria (E), Paris (F), Cramlington (GB), Athens (GR), Milan (I), Riyadh (KSA), Mexico (Mex), Amsterdam (NL), Singapore, Istanbul (TR), Louisville, Ky (USA)

AAF Agents: Copenhagen (DK), Bangalore (IND) Oslo (N), Lisbon (P), Johannesburg (RSA), Dalsjöfors (S), Malmö (S), Helsinki (SF)

AAF has a policy of continuous product research and improvement and reserves the right to change design and specifications without notice.

RA-3-535-IN-3-1299

© 1999 AAF International

AstroCel® III 3400 MDF High Efficiency Particulate Air Filters

● H12 and H13 in accordance with EN1822 ● 3400 m3/h air volume saves space ● Low energy consumption ● Non-shedding construction

Resistance vs Face Velocity

B

E

T

Initial Resistance (Pa)

AstroCel III is classified H12 or H13 in accordance with EN1822. The filter displays excellent efficiency on fine particulate matter and is designed for use in high air volume applications upto 3400 m3/h. Due to its high capacity the filter has several benefits: in new installations, fewer filters are required to handle the same volume of air compared to HEPA filters of the same size with a lower capacity. As a result, less installation space is required and installation time is significantly reduced.

In existing installations, the filter's high media area ensures a low pressure drop which reduces energy costs. Other benefits include: ● high quality MDF cell sides ensure a smooth, non-shedding construction ● easy installation

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0.50

1.00

1.50

2.00

2.50

3.00

Face Velocity (m/s)

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AstroCel®III 3400 MDF An AstroCel III 3400 can be ordered using the following Component Code Definition System.

Use the table to specify a product suitable to your application requirements.

Standard Sizes and Ratings

Selection Table Item

Component

Component Code Definition*

Size in mm without gasket

A B C D E F

Type of Filter Media Cell Sides** Separators Bond Gasket

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A39 = AstroCel III A = Waterproof glass fibre 72 = MDF C = Thermoplastic 9 = Polyurethane cold cured resin P = No gasket S = Polyurethane foam, half round profile, one piece 0 = No gasket 2 = One face G = H12 Min. 99.5% @ MPPS acc. to EN1822 ** H = H13 Min. 99.5% @ MPPS acc. to EN1822 0 = No faceguard Consult local sales office

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Notes: - Recommended final resistance 750 Pa. - Temperature limit 70°C. - Initial resistance at nominal airflow: 250 Pa.

Efficiency Efficiency @ 0.3 µm 99.97% 99.99%

Efficiency EN1822 @ MPPS H12 99.5% H13 99.95%

* Bold typeface: standard execution ** Non leaktested filter For 4000 and NG execution consult specification sheets RA-3-129 en RA-3-124.

How to Order Below a typical example of how to order a standard AstroCel III 3400 filter using the Component Code Definition System.

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Non-Laminar Flow Cleanrooms Basic Design and Operating Considerations

In a non-laminar cleanroom or, to use its official name, non-unidirectional airflow cleanroom, air enters the room via filters in the ceiling, and is exhausted via grilles in the wall close to the floor.

The principle of this technique is based on allowing air to flow along irregular, random paths in a turbulent way.

air with dust laden air in the room and thereby diluting the contamination level in the cleanroom and lowering the number of particles per m3. The supply of clean air is therefore the factor which determines the success of this technique.

In general, the greater the frequency with which the air is renewed the lower the contamination build-up in the room and the greater the rate with which impurities are diluted. On an hourly

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basis, the number of air changes in a room can vary between 10 and 50, depending on the type of work and the achievable Class of the room.

Although more unpredictable than laminar airflow cleanrooms, in many applications a non-laminar flow room can be a cost effective solution, especially when local laminar flow work stations are operational in the room.

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Basic design and operating considerations Achievable Class*

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Room size (m2) Room aspect ratio Room height (m) Area per occupant (m2) Equipment in room

100 Narrow min. 3 20 Minimum

300 3:1 min. 2.75 10 30% Floor

500 2:1 min 2.25 5 50% Floor

Occupant activity Traffic in/out per hour Occupants properly attired Particle generation in room Thermal updrafts Housekeeping

Sedentary 1-2 Full gowns Miniature None Meticulous

Occasional movement 2-6 Smocks Slight Slight Good

Constant activity More than 6 Smocks Considerable Considerable Mediocre

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Room Pressure (Pa) Air changes per hour Airlock

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Clean air inlets as % of ceiling area Clean air inlet locations Terminal velocity at clean air inlet (m/s) Return locations Wall return spacing

20-50 Ceiling 0.15-0.45 Low level or floor Continuous on all 4 walls 3 0.5-1

10-20 Ceiling 0.15-0.45 Low sidewall Intermittent on long walls 6 1-2.5

5-10 Ceiling or high sidewall 0.15-0.45 Sidewall Non-uniform 9 2.5

50% dust spot eff.

F5 90% dust spot eff.

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90% arrestance G4 80-90% dust spot eff.

F7 Semi-annual

80% arrestance G4 80-90% dust spot eff.

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Final Filters**

min.99.999% @ 0.3 µm H14

min. 99.99% @ 0.3 µm H13

min. 95% @ 0.3 µm H10

Routine particle count interval

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Max. horizontal distance to return (m) Return face velocity (m/s) Prefilters - First Stage** - Second Stage** Prefilter maintenance and inspection

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* Class according to US Federal Standard 209E (between brackets in SI) ** G and F classification in accordance with EN779. H classification in accordance with draft EN1822.

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Laminar Flow Cleanrooms Basic Design and Operating Considerations

The principle of laminar airflow or, to be more precise, unidirectional airflow cleanrooms is based on air moving along parallel streamlines at a uniform velocity of 0.3 to 0.45 m/s with as little turbulence as possible between the place where the air enters and exits the room.

The principle is based on expelling any dust in the airflow by the shortest route.

floor. This downward aiflow flushes contaminated air particles out of the room via the floor, thus preventing a build-up of contaminated particles.

Particles generated at one work station are therefore removed before they have the chance to migrate. The air velocity in this type of cleanroom is usually 0.3 to 0.45 m/s.

Basically, there are two types of laminar airflow cleanroom: a) Vertical downflow b) Horizontal crossflow

Horizontal Crossflow In a horizontal crossflow cleanroom, the direction of airflow is from left to right or right to left across the room. Air enters the room via filters in one wall and is exhausted and/or recirculated via a bank of filters and perforated panels in the opposite wall. The air velocity has to be established at a sufficiently high level,

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Basic design and operating considerations Achievable Class*

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Area per occupant Occupants properly attired Occupant activity Equipment in room Housekeeping

40 m2 Full gowns Minimum Minimum Meticulous

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Room pressurized Air changes per hour Air lock

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Clean air inlets as % of ceiling area Clean air inlet locations Terminal velocity at clean air inlet Return air location

90-100% Ceiling 0.3 - 0.45 m/s Perforated floor

90% Ceiling (wall) 0.3 - 0.45 m/s Low level or floor (opposite wall, 0.45 m/s)

30% dust spot efficiency F5 95% @ 0.3 µm H10 Monthly Min. 99.9995% on 0.12 µm (for Class 10) U15 Min. 99.99995% on 0.12 µm (for Class 1) U16

50% dust spot efficiency F5 90% dust spot efficiency F9 Monthly Min. 99.999% @ 0.3 um H14

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* Class according to US Federal Standard 209E (between brackets in SI) ** G and F classification in accordance with EN779. H and U classification in accordance with draft EN1822.

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EN779 New European Standard for Coarse and Fine Filters

Arrestance Filters (Coarse Filters) in the range G1 - G4. Final pressure drop for certification is specified at 250 Pa maximum. Filters with an initial dust spot efficiency above 20% are classified as Efficiency Filters (Fine Filters) in the range F5 - F9.

The final pressure drop for certification is set at 450 Pa maximum.

In 1993, the European Committee for Standardization, Technical Committee 195, Work Group 1 (CEN/TC195-WG1) established a new standard for general ventilation filters. With the introduction of this standard under document name EN 779, member countries of the European Union are obliged to issue their own national version of this standard within the existing framework of their own national standards organizations.

For example, BS EN 779 in the U.K.

and DIN EN 779 in Germany.

EN 779 is based on existing documents such as EUROVENT 4/5, and ASHRAE 52.1:1992, but is in fact more stringent than either of these standards. The standard incorporates a new system of classification for Coarse and Fine filters based on an average dust spot efficiency at a specified final pressure drop.

Filter Classification

Average Arrestance A (%)

Average Efficiency Em (%)

G1 G2 G3 G4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9

Am < 65 65 ≤ Am < 80 80 ≤ Am < 90 90 ≤ Am -

40 ≤ Em < 60 60 ≤ Em < 80 80 ≤ Em < 90 90 ≤ Em < 95 95 ≤ Em

Initial Dust Spot Efficiency Eo

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The table summarizes the classification of the EN 779 for general ventilation filters.

Filters with an initial dust spot efficiency below 20% are classified as

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To this end, EUROVENT has produced a particle count method under document name EUROVENT 4/9 which will form the basis for a future new standard. WG 1 has also expressed its intention to work in closer liaison with ASHRAE on this subject.

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EN1822 New European Standard for HEPA & ULPA Filters

Penetration vs Particle Size

Minimum Efficiency Face Velocity 5.00 cm/s (Resistance = 36.36 mm) (MPPS = 0.134 µm)

Procedure

● The filter is assembled with the specified media grade and amount of media to comply with the defined media velocity. ● The filter is challenged with an aerosol and at the MPPS both the local and overall efficiency is determined with either a CNC or laser spectrometer.

Face Velocity 3.50 cm/s (Resistance = 26.05 mm) (MPPS = 0.146 µm)

Penetration (%)

● On a flat sheet of media, the MPPS is determined for the given media velocity. This can be done with a laser spectrometer or a combination of electrostatic classifier and CNC (Condensed Nucleus Counter).

Face Velocity 2.50 cm/s (Resistance = 18.70 mm) (MPPS = 0.159 µm)

Face Velocity 1.70 cm/s (Resistance = 9.65 mm) (MPPS = 0.172 µm) Face Velocity 1.30 cm/s (Resistance = 9.65 mm) (MPPS = 0.189 µm)

● Leaks are specified as maximum allowable local penetration at the MPPS and must not exceed 5 x the overall penetration.

Face Velocity 0.90 cm/s (Resistance = 6.75 mm) (MPPS = 0.212 µm)

● The filter is classified according to the test results in the range H10 - H14 for HEPA, U15 - U17 for ULPA. Particle Size (microns) Filter Classification H 10 H 11 H 12 H 13 H 14 U 15 U 16 U 17

Penetration (%) at the MPPS Overall Penetration Local Penetration 15 5 0.5 0.05 0.25 0.005 0.025

Efficiency (%) at the MPPS Overall Value Local Value = > 85 = > 95 = > 99.5 = > 99.95 99.75 = > 99.995 99.975 = > 99.9995 = > 99.99995 = > 99.999995

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Notes: • Filters in the class H10, H11 and H12 do not require verification of local penetration.

• Filters in the classification H13 and H14 may, as an alternative, be verified with the visual oil-smoke test (previously known as DIN 24.184), which is accepted as equal or more searching than the specified local penetration.

• U17 is an exception to the rule. In this case local penetration may not exceed 20 x the overall penetration value.

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