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D R A F T


       4.6.3 Fresh Air Supply
       The supply air installation shall take the form of    At the conclusion of the installation, the HVAC
       a  suitable  inlet  louvre  with  bird/rodent  guard   contractor  shall fully commission  the  entire
       and sized on a min. free area of 50% and max.         system  including  both  duct  systems  and  the
       velocity of 2.5m per second. The system shall be      gas safety interlock, and shall check by on-site
       complete with a fresh-air filter to EU4 standard,     measurement  that  the  airflows  are  within  his
       an  axial  flow  fan,  and  a  range  of  ductwork    appropriate designed parameters.
       terminating  in  ceiling  mounted  diffusers,  with
       integral dampers accessible through the diffuser      The  ventilation  of  internal  toilets  shall be
       face, and finished in white. The fresh-air systems    controlled by the light switch, being interlinked
       shall  be  designed  to  replace  approximately       with the extract fan timer. Internal offices shall
       80% of the extract air volume.                        have a further fresh air supply,  either with
                                                             independent control or as part of the supply air
       Internal ceiling grilles in the Bake & Serve and      system.
       Customer area’s MUST be sprayed to RAL 7037
       (matt  finish)  to  match  the  grey  ceiling  colour.   Specific  ventilation  requirements  for  double
       Grilles in other areas should remain in white.        stacked XLT-3255-ts gas fired ovens:
                                                             •  The XLT ovens use less gas than the Middleby
       As  part  of  the  initial  installation,  the  HVAC      Marshall ovens and therefore have a lower
       contractor  shall  include  a  nominal  12  months        requirement for extract air volume.
       supply of replacement fresh air filters.              •  The manufacturers required extract figure is:
                                                                 1800cfm for the double oven, of which we
       The  design  of  the  system  must  take  into            will replace 80% via the fresh air supply fan.
       account  the  requirement  for  store  staff to  be   •  The  standard  canopy  size  is  2500mm  x
       able to change the fresh air filters on a regular         2000mm x 550mm in all cases.
       basis without need for specialist equipment or        •  The gas safety interlock system will be required
       contractors.  Therefore  the  fresh  air  filter  must    under  UK  legislation,  as  at  present.  Please
       be located  in an  accessible position,  and              note  that  because  the  gas  requirement  is
       orientated  so that  the  store  staff are  able to       lower,  in theory the pipe size for  a double
       access  the  filters  easily,  including  positioning     oven  can  be  reduced  to  32mm,  however
       so that the access panel is not obstructed by             to  allow  for  future  upgrades,  it  has  been
       walls, ceilings, pipework, etc. and that there is         decided to remain with the 42mm standard
       sufficient space in front of it for the replacement       pipe from meter to ovens.
       panel. Liaison with the  main contractor  to          •  All  other  general  ventilation  considerations
       achieve this will be required.                            noted  above  for  the  Middleby  Marshall
                                                                 ovens will apply equally to the XLT oven.
       Both exhaust ductwork outlet and fresh-air inlet
       points shall be located to minimise short circuiting
       so that exhaust air cannot be drawn back into
       the building through openable windows etc.



       4.6.3                       Fresh Air Supply                                      3 February 2016
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