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DEFINITIONS



             COMBUSTION CHAMBER. The portion of an appliance         appliance(s), or it could be free-standing with a back panel
             within which combustion occurs.                         from the rear of the appliances to the hood. It overhangs
                                                                     the front and sides of the appliance(s) on all open sides.
             COMBUSTION PRODUCTS. Constituents resulting from
             the combustion of a fuel with the oxygen of the air, including  The wall acts as a back panel, forcing the makeup air to
             the inert gases, but excluding excess air.              be drawn across the front of the cooking equipment, thus
                                                                     increasing the effectiveness of the hood to capture and
             COMMERCIAL  COOKING  APPLIANCES. Appliances
             used in a commercial food service establishment for heating  contain effluent generated by the cooking operation(s).
             or cooking food. For the purpose of this definition, a com-  COMPENSATING  HOODS.  Compensating  hoods are
             mercial food service establishment is where food is prepared  those having integral (built-in)  makeup  air supply. The
             for sale or is prepared on a scale that is by volume and fre-  makeup air supply for such hoods is generally supplied from:
             quency not representative of domestic household cooking.  short-circuit flow from inside the hood, air curtain flow from
             COMMERCIAL  COOKING  RECIRCULATING  SYS-             the bottom of the front face, and front face discharge from the
             TEM. Self-contained system consisting of the exhaust hood,  outside front wall of the hood. The compensating makeup air-
             the cooking  equipment,  the filters and the fire  suppression  flow can also be supplied from the rear or side of the hood, or
             system.  The system is designed  to capture cooking  vapors  the rear, front or sides of the cooking equipment. The makeup
             and residues generated from commercial cooking equipment.  airflow can be one or a combination of methods.
             The system removes contaminants from the exhaust air and  COMPRESSOR. A specific machine, with or without acces-
             recirculates the air to the space from which it was withdrawn.  sories, for compressing a gas.
             COMMERCIAL KITCHEN HOODS.                            COMPRESSOR, POSITIVE DISPLACEMENT. A com-
                                                                  pressor in which increase in pressure is attained by changing
               Backshelf hood. A backshelf hood is also referred to as a
               low-proximity hood, or  as a  sidewall hood where wall  the internal volume of the compression chamber.
               mounted. Its front lower lip is low over the appliance(s)  COMPRESSOR UNIT. A compressor with its prime mover
               and is “set back” from the front of the appliance(s). It is  and accessories.
               always closed to  the rear of the  appliances by a  panel  CONCEALED  LOCATION. A  location that cannot  be
               where free-standing, or by  a panel or wall where  wall  accessed without damaging permanent parts of the building
               mounted, and its height above the cooking surface varies.  structure or finish surface. Spaces above, below or behind
               (This style of  hood can be  constructed with partial  end  readily removable panels or doors shall not be considered as
               panels to increase its effectiveness in capturing the efflu-  concealed.
               ent generated by the cooking operation).
                                                                  CONDENSATE. The liquid that condenses from a gas
               Double  island  canopy  hood.  A double island  canopy  (including flue gas) caused by a reduction in temperature.
               hood is placed over back-to-back appliances or appliance
                                                                  CONDENSER. A heat exchanger designed to liquefy refrig-
               lines. It is open on all sides and overhangs both fronts and
               the sides of the appliance(s). It could have a wall panel  erant vapor by removal of heat.
               between the backs of the appliances. (The fact that exhaust  CONDENSING  UNIT. A specific  refrigerating  machine
               air is drawn from both sides of the double canopy to meet  combination for a given refrigerant, consisting of one or more
               in the center causes each side of this hood to emulate a  power-driven compressors, condensers and, where required,
               wall canopy hood, and thus it functions much the same  liquid receivers, and the regularly furnished accessories.
               with or without an actual wall panel between the backs of  CONDITIONED  SPACE. An  area, room or  space that is
               the appliances).
                                                                  enclosed within the building  thermal envelope and that is
               Eyebrow hood. An eyebrow hood is mounted directly to  directly heated or cooled or that is indirectly heated or cooled.
               the face of an appliance, such as an oven and dishwasher,  Spaces are indirectly heated or cooled where they communi-
               above the opening(s) or  door(s) from which effluent is  cate through openings with conditioned spaces, where they
               emitted,  extending past  the sides  and overhanging the  are separated from conditioned spaces by uninsulated walls,
               front of the opening to capture the effluent.      floors or ceilings, or where they contain uninsulated ducts,
               Pass-over hood. A pass-over hood is a free-standing form  piping or other sources of heating or cooling.
               of a backshelf hood constructed low enough to pass food  [A]  CONSTRUCTION  DOCUMENTS. The written,
               over the top.                                      graphic and pictorial documents prepared or assembled for
                                                                  describing the design, location and physical characteristics of
               Single island canopy hood. A single island canopy hood
               is placed over a single appliance or appliance line. It is  the elements of the project necessary for obtaining a building
                                                                  permit. The  construction  drawings shall  be drawn to an
               open on all sides and overhangs the front, rear and sides of
                                                                  appropriate scale.
               the appliance(s). A single island canopy is more suscepti-
               ble to cross drafts and requires a greater exhaust air flow  CONTROL. A manual or automatic device designed to regu-
               than an equivalent sized wall-mounted canopy to capture  late the gas, air, water or electrical supply to, or operation of,
               and contain effluent generated by the cooking opera-  a mechanical system.
               tion(s).
                                                                  CONVERSION  BURNER.  A burner designed to supply
               Wall  canopy  hood. A wall canopy exhaust hood is  gaseous fuel to an  appliance originally  designed to  utilize
               mounted against a wall above a single appliance or line of  another fuel.

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