This featured XeteX project is a custom Natatorium Dehumidification Energy Recovery Unit for a healthcare application with split unit construction for transportation. Unit weight, unit dimension, duct locations and electrical load were critical in the design.
XeteX supplied multiple ERUs at a large Midwest aquatic facility. The main pool space is served by 144,000 CFM of air divided into three units operated in a master/slave configuration.
The dimensions of the larger units required that they be split into multiple sections for shipping. Instead of the typical “sliced bread” approach to unit splits, XeteX engineered a single split along the length of the unit. The main benefit of this custom feature was that all refrigeration circuits could remain intact during shipment and no field piping was required.
A look inside of this 60,000 CFM energy recovery pool dehumidification unit
Height: 132”
Width: 234”
Length: 444”
Weight: 42,500 lbs
Supply CFM: 60,000
Exhaust CFM: 63,000
Energy Recovery: Flat Plate with Epoxy coating
Cool Type: Air Cooled 170 Tons
Summer Design (db/wb): OA= 88F/77F SA= 57F/56F
Heating Type: Indirect Gas 1600 MBH
Winter Design: OA= 0F SA= 95F
A) 1600 MBH indirect fired gas heaters (10:1) w SS tubes
B) DX cooling coil with 316 stainless steel drain pan
C) 2” MERV 8 supply filter
D) Aluminum Flat Plate Heat Plate Exchanger with Epoxy coating
E) 2” Alum mesh return air filter