Retrotec FanTestic Integrity (ISO) Instrukcja Użytkownika

Retrotec Inc. Operation Manual Software FanTestic Integrity (complying with ISO14520) rev-2014-10-27

rev-2014-10-27 Page 10 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012  Click on the “Install License” button below the text box.  Next, select a standard, and then

rev-2014-10-27 Page 11 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012  Next, select a standard from the list, and then click “OK”. Normally you will choose the latest

rev-2014-10-27 Page 12 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 1.7 Choose formula used to calculate peak pressure

rev-2014-10-27 Page 13 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 If you choose FIA or VdS, a warning dialog will open, but the choice will be respected after you

rev-2014-10-27 Page 14 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 The dialog window opens with the “Basics” tab showing. “Basics” Tab Choose how automatic readings

rev-2014-10-27 Page 15 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 Click “OK” to exit the window and for changes to become effective, or Cancel if you were just viewi

rev-2014-10-27 Page 16 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 The venting calculator will open:

rev-2014-10-27 Page 17 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 You may wish to change to ISO14520 for the enclosure leakage standard: 3 Perform an enclosure int

rev-2014-10-27 Page 18 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 3.3.1 Test and technician information The second expanding tab in the user interface provides place

rev-2014-10-27 Page 19 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 The number of gauge/fan pairs in the list is determined by the software license. An expired licen

rev-2014-10-27 Page 2 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 Table of Contents 1 Installation instructions ...

rev-2014-10-27 Page 20 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 button to delete a fan/gauge pair, or you can use the button to make that fan/gauge pair the prima

rev-2014-10-27 Page 21 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 Australian ISO14520 users will see: On the left, enter details about the building and enclosure w

rev-2014-10-27 Page 22 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012  “Building description” Enter a brief description of the building you are testing.  “Enclosure

rev-2014-10-27 Page 23 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 Our guidance is to follow the requirements of the AHJ or to continue with past procedures. This so

rev-2014-10-27 Page 24 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 2. If the He calculation has not been done in previous tests, you may wish to consider the over-rid

rev-2014-10-27 Page 25 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012  “Calculate Hold time result using:” Select which type of fire suppression system model will be

rev-2014-10-27 Page 26 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 Mass of agent being discharged.  “Initial concentration” [% volume] - calculated, not entered The

rev-2014-10-27 Page 27 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 In the case of “Extended Discharge”, another value will be displayed:  The “Planned extended di

rev-2014-10-27 Page 28 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 3.4 Enter enclosure integrity test air leakage data – for Enclosure Hold Time Analysis The fifth ex

rev-2014-10-27 Page 29 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012  If “Enter Door fan test values” is selected, you are choosing to use the “Induced Pressures” a

rev-2014-10-27 Page 3 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 4 Analyse Venting and Peak Pressure ... 38

rev-2014-10-27 Page 30 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 24 hour time is automatically entered by the computer when you start a new test. If this time does n

rev-2014-10-27 Page 31 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012  “Temperature, initial” These are the indoor and outdoor temperatures at the start of the test.

rev-2014-10-27 Page 32 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 bottom of the pop up window. There you will see the choices of Flow units, click the unit you will

rev-2014-10-27 Page 33 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 If there is bias pressure during the door fan test, it will be applied to both the pressurization an

rev-2014-10-27 Page 34 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 3.5 Enter optional Lower Leaks Test for Enclosure Hold Time Analysis Lower leaks tests are either

rev-2014-10-27 Page 35 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 3.6 Enter values from an optional Upper Leaks Test “Upper Leaks” tests are similar to the Lower Lea

rev-2014-10-27 Page 36 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 3.8 Total Enclosure Leakage and Lower leaks test results  “Flow constant” , k1 and “Flow expon

rev-2014-10-27 Page 37 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 It would take 341 CFM to cause a 5 Pa pressure change in this building.  “Equivalent Leakage Area

rev-2014-10-27 Page 38 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012  “Calculated hold time (continuous mixing)” [min] The Hold time for a Continuous Mixing “Test typ

rev-2014-10-27 Page 39 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 In the “Venting and Peak Pressure Analysis” section, there are 2 data sets that may be used to desc

rev-2014-10-27 Page 4 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 1 Installation instructions While FanTestic Integrity software may identify clean agent peak pressur

rev-2014-10-27 Page 40 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 If you choose to use equations relying on peak mass flow rate to calculate peak pressure and minim

rev-2014-10-27 Page 41 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 If the “Venting datasets express leakage area of:” drop down shows “vent only”, datasets contain da

rev-2014-10-27 Page 42 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 When any of the PRV types that provide the same venting area in both the positive and negative dire

rev-2014-10-27 Page 43 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 If the venting dataset is expressing the leakage of “enclosure and vent “and peak pressure is to be

rev-2014-10-27 Page 44 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 The summary details the predicted peak pressure, the required minimum leakage to keep the pressure u

rev-2014-10-27 Page 45 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 5 Use the Test results 5.1 Save results to a test file (.fxml) When a new test file is created, it

rev-2014-10-27 Page 46 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 To generate a report, select “File”  “Generate Report (docx – MS Word)”. There are also buttons th

rev-2014-10-27 Page 47 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 6.1.1 Why change the Range configuration a) If “TOO LOW” appears as the Flow on the gauge:  Incr

rev-2014-10-27 Page 48 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012  Ensure your computer is connected to the internet, and click “File” ”Check for Updates”. If an

rev-2014-10-27 Page 49 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012  Settings.xml file from [My Documents]\Retrotec\AppData  A screenshot of the software running or

rev-2014-10-27 Page 5 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012  Click the “Install” button on the window that opens.  When prompted with “Do you want to run or

rev-2014-10-27 Page 50 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 7 License E-mail license pricing inquiries to [email protected] . Once you receive your license

rev-2014-10-27 Page 6 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012  If not prompted, go to the Downloads menu option on your web browser and double-click on the file

rev-2014-10-27 Page 7 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012  click on the “Install” button.  If the User Account Control (UAC) asks for permission, you m

rev-2014-10-27 Page 8 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012 The first time you run FanTestic Integrity, you need to make some choices about how you will use FanT

rev-2014-10-27 Page 9 of 50 ©Retrotec Inc. 2012  Click on the “Install License Key” button  then copy and paste the license key from the email